Saturday Ice Cafe

Malvin.thio

4.0

Friends suggested ahead here for breakfast. First-time coming here. So, want friend to provide landmarks to get right here. This shop could be easily missed, since it is situated at a large part of a lane. there exists a high walled home beforethe lane. Therefore, the shop can be shielded by the wall structure and incredibly shady trees. Parking could be a challenge. Therefore have to take danger and recreation area at the street side with yellow outlines. Getting an accessible table may also be a task as the shop is quite full plus narrow. The store has stalls. Therefore, you should order from the average person stalls, for what things to like to possess. According to my pal, this shop's chau koay teow and wantan mee (southern style) may be the anchor. Another stalls are curry laksa. So went together with the 2 anchor stalls' foods and the shop's ABC with ice-cream. When meals is served, you purchase the food. Excellent choice for the chau koay teow and wantan mee (southern style). Both aren't available for just how it really is done in KL. Also the ABC with ice-cream is actually nice and refreshing. Will come again whenever visiting Malacca once again. Hopefully soon

Aldillah Melisa Febryana Karim

3.0

It is a old restaurant with several stalls serving various kind of hawker fares like wonton mee, laksa, mee java and fried koay teow. The chilli wonton noodle stall is definitely pretty different because the noodle is quite thin and fine, moreover this stallis managed by way of a Eurasian family, the main one of its type in Melaka.

Shaurya Ganguly

4.0

There are several food stalls in this Café, the very best of which (for me) may be the wanton noodle stall. The wontan noodles are totally delicious with its specific gravy or if you like curry noodles, also, they are very tasty. This stall will be runby a Chinese-Indian family that is quite uncommon in Malacca. Also try out the fried kway teow if the stall will be open for business...it really is one of the much better fried kway teows inside Malacca. Prices are sensible and the atmosphere pretty relaxed.