[2025 Melaka Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Jonker Street (Updated Feb)

Melaka is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, packed with historical landmarks, colonial architecture, and scenic river views. This itinerary covers the must-visit attractions in two days. 🗓 Day 1 – Historical & Cultural Exploration 📍 Morning: ✔ Dutch Square (Red Square) – Iconic red-painted colonial buildings, including Christ Church, The Stadthuys, and Queen Victoria Fountain. ✔ St. Paul’s Hill & Church – Climb up to see the ruins of St. Paul’s Church, with great views of the city. ✔ A Famosa Fort – Visit the Porta de Santiago, the only remaining part of the Portuguese fortress. 📍 Afternoon: ✔ Jonker Street – Walk along this famous heritage street, filled with antique shops, local crafts, and historical buildings. ✔ Cheng Hoon Teng Temple – The oldest Chinese temple in Malaysia, known for its detailed carvings and peaceful atmosphere. ✔ Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum – Step into a well-preserved Peranakan house to learn about their unique culture and lifestyle. 📍 Evening: ✔ Melaka River Walk – Stroll along the river to see colorful buildings, murals, and bridges lit up at night. ✔ Melaka River Cruise – A scenic boat ride offering a different perspective of the city. ✔ Encore Melaka (Optional) – A 360-degree rotating theater performance showcasing Melaka’s history. 🗓 Day 2 – Scenic Views & Lesser-Known Gems 📍 Morning: ✔ Melaka Sultanate Palace Museum – A replica of the 15th-century wooden palace, displaying Malay history and artifacts. ✔ Bukit Cina – A historic Chinese cemetery and a great spot for a morning walk with panoramic views. ✔ Kampung Morten – A traditional Malay village in the heart of the city, with well-preserved wooden houses. 📍 Afternoon: ✔ Flora de la Mar Maritime Museum – Explore a Portuguese ship replica and learn about Melaka’s maritime history. ✔ Taming Sari Tower – A 360-degree revolving observation deck with breathtaking city views. ✔ Villa Sentosa (Melayu Living Museum) – Visit this traditional Malay house-turned-museum for a glimpse of local heritage. 📍 Evening: ✔ Floating Mosque (Masjid Selat Melaka) – A stunning mosque by the sea, perfect for sunset photography. ✔ Hatten Square & Dataran Pahlawan (Optional) – If you have time, explore some of Melaka’s modern shopping areas. This itinerary covers Melaka’s rich history, cultural heritage, and scenic spots, perfect for a well-paced 2-day trip! #favouriteitinerary

#traveldiaries Jonker Street in Melaka is not just famous for its vibrant night market and delicious food, but also for its cute and quirky vehicles. When you stroll down the street, you’ll likely spot three types of iconic rides: trishaws, bicycles, and motorbikes, each adding its own charm to the area. The trishaws in Jonker Street are probably the most eye-catching. These three-wheeled pedal-powered vehicles are brightly decorated with colorful flowers, cartoon characters, and even flashing lights. Some even have speakers blasting lively music! They’re a fun way to explore the town and a great hit with tourists, especially families with kids. The trishaw riders are friendly and often offer a cheerful tour of the city, making it a memorable experience. Next, you’ll see bicycles cruising along the street. While not as flashy as the trishaws, they have their own vintage charm. Many locals use bicycles as their main mode of transport, and you can often see people pedaling their way through the narrow streets. Some rental shops also offer tourists the chance to hop on a bike and leisurely explore the area at their own pace. Motorbikes are another common sight on Jonker Street. They’re usually parked along the side of the road, sometimes with their owners sitting nearby, enjoying a drink or a snack. These motorbikes, often small and compact, are a practical choice for getting around the busy streets of Melaka, especially when the roads are packed with visitors. Together, the trishaws, bicycles, and motorbikes create a lively and unique atmosphere in Jonker Street. Each vehicle adds a layer of character to this charming part of Melaka, making it a must-visit for anyone who loves history, culture, and a bit of fun!

#traveldiaries Jonker Street, also known as Jonker Walk, is a lively and colorful street in the heart of Melaka’s Chinatown. It is famous for its night market, which happens every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 6 p.m. to midnight. You can find delicious street food, local crafts, souvenirs, clothes, and accessories. Some popular foods to try are coconut ice cream, curried fish balls, and pineapple tarts. Jonker Street is also known for its antique shops. At night, it becomes a mix of traditional and modern goods. The street is also rich in history and culture, making it a great place to visit for anyone traveling to Melaka. Have you visited Jonker Street before, or are you planning to go soon?

#traveldiaries Jonker Street in Melaka is a great place to find unique souvenirs. Here are some popular items you can buy: First, you can get local food products like Gula Melaka (palm sugar), Durian Cendol, and Gula Melaka Cendol. Pineapple tarts from LW Nyonya Pineapple Tarts House are also a must-try. Next, there are many handicrafts and art items. You can find batik textiles, pottery, and wood carvings. Art prints and paintings from Orang Utan House are also popular. For clothing and accessories, you can buy traditional Kebaya Nyonya from Toko Ce Rose and handmade beaded shoes and accessories from Ah Lan Beaded Shoes & Accessories. If you like snacks and pastries, Jing Yuan Biscuit and Bakery offers biscuits and buns. You can also find packaged pastries and dried fruits. Lastly, there are many unique gifts like locally made trinkets and charms. You can even find Studio Ghibli merchandise. These items make great gifts and are perfect for remembering your trip to Melaka. Have you decided on what you’d like to buy?

#weekendgetaways Jonker street is located in Jalan Hang Jabat, the heart of Melaka. This is the famous street in Melaka that you must visit if you are there, it is famous with the heritage, baba nyonya culture, and much more. The local have converted the colonial era buildings into shops, galleries, guesthouses and cafes. You will able to discover an eclectic mix of antiques, handicrafts, traditional snacks, and unique souvenirs. There are attractions in Jonker Street such as Cheng Hoon Teng Temple and the Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum. Best time to visit the Jonker Street is during weekend night.

#solotrip This time i visited the most popular street in Malacca, Malaysia; Jonker Street. Jonker Street is Malacca Heritage City's Chinatown. A UNESCO Heritage site and main tourist district of Melaka. The name is unofficial and is derived from the popular Jonker Street Night Market. Jonker Street is also popular as the Jonker Walk, this place is the main street of Chinatown, Melaka. It is popular for the shops selling clothes, antiques and souvenirs, apart from being a major street food hub. The bustling Jonker Street is not just about delicious food, artistic creations and bargaining, but it also has a number of attractions in and around it. The numerous museums, temples and mosques are in this area. #summervacation #urbanexplorer #malaysia #melaka #malacca #food #cafe #restaurant #foodietrip #travel #trip #foodie #market #nightmarket #jonkerstreet

#foodies #vianasjourney #deliciousfood 🌟 My personal favourite crepe; tiramisu affair - As an Malaysian, a good dessert means it was not too sweet. They claimed it has bold flavours of cocoa and espresso but I do not think it was that ‘bold’ but could be because I had a strong coffee with mine. 🌟 As for coffee I chose my latte with palm sugar, I am a person interested in a little twist in my food/ drink. Coffee was strong which I like but probably a bit sweet for my taste. Should have mention to reduce the sweetness when I ordered earlier. 🌟 Cafe vibes; tropical garden vibes, decorated with wooden furniture. The area is small but few types of setting from medium group to smaller group. Wc is available at the back of the cafe. 🌟 Price wise; still reasonable for a cafe in a most visited street.

#familytrips2024 Jonker Street, also known as Jonker Walk or Jalan Hang Jebat, is the heart of Melaka’s Chinatown and one of the state’s most popular attractions. Originally famous for its antiques, Jonker Street has evolved into a vibrant cultural hub featuring historical landmarks, local handicrafts, delicious street food, and a lively night market. The night market, known as Pasar Malam, operates only on weekends, offering a delightful array of Asian foods and souvenirs. Whether you’re exploring during the day or strolling through the bustling night market, Jonker Street truly captures the essence of Malacca’s rich heritage and diverse culture.

"Malacca, a tapestry of history and culture woven into every cobblestone street and vibrant alley. As I roamed through the UNESCO-listed Old Town, the echoes of centuries past whispered tales of trade, colonization, and resilience. The vibrant hues of Peranakan architecture adorned with intricate details told a story of cultural fusion. Exploring Jonker Street, I was entranced by the lively market atmosphere. From antique shops to street food stalls, it was a sensory journey through the heart of Malacca's vibrant heritage. The aroma of Nyonya delicacies lingered, inviting me to savor the unique flavors of this culinary haven. A visit to the historic Stadthuys and A Famosa fort transported me to an era of European influence, standing as silent witnesses to the city's storied past. The Red Square, with its iconic Christ Church, painted a picturesque scene against the azure sky. A river cruise along the Malacca River was a tranquil escape, revealing the city's charm from a different perspective. The colorful murals adorning riverside buildings added an artistic touch to the journey, showcasing Malacca's embrace of contemporary creativity. Sampling the diverse street food was a highlight – from the savory chicken rice balls to the sweet cendol, each bite was a celebration of Malaysia's culinary diversity. The vibrant night market further animated the city, creating a lively ambiance as locals and visitors alike indulged in the evening festivities. In the heart of it all, the majestic Sultanate Palace stood as a testament to Malacca's royal history. The traditional architecture and cultural exhibits offered a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Malaysian heritage. As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow over the Straits of Malacca, I reflected on the day's adventures. Malacca, with its fusion of history, culture, and gastronomy, had left an indelible mark on my soul. Each corner told a story, and every encounter was a chapter in the vibrant narrative of this UNESCO World Heritage city. Until we meet again, Malacca! #MalaccaAdventures #CulturalJourney #travel #tripstars #malacca

#localescapes While strolling around Jonker street, we are craving for some Peranakan food but not a heavy one, then we stumbled upon this outlet called Perankan Place. We decided to head there for lunch. Browsing the menu we found there are so much variety of food such as Pandan Rice, Nyonya fried chicken, Ngoh Hiang, and a wide variey of kueh-kueh to be chosen from. We decided on the Rendang Pandan Rice, Nyonya Fried Chicken Wings, Ngoh Hoang and 3 kinds of Kueh. The taste is authentic and superb, and the taste of spices literally filled up the entire shop and the we feel like having our meal in a field of spices.

#myfoodies Step back in time by visiting one of the must-go-to breakfast spot in Malacca where you can find antiques and indulge in their good malay foods. 📍Sayyid Antique & Cafe, situated at Lorong Hang Jebat (Jonker Walk), Melaka. The interior is filled with antiques and old stuffs, posters, antique roadsigns and cultural souvenirs. The menu is simple but fast and friendly service. I have tried their foods and drinks; - Nyonya Laksa - Roti Bakar & half-boiled eggs - Lempeng (garnished with shredded vegetables) - Soto ayam - Lontong kuah - Kopi O and Hot Lemon Tea Overall rating : 4/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 📌Brief review: Must-try their Nyonya Laksa (thick savoury Peranakan dishes), Lontong Kuah (the sambal so delicious!) and their homemade Lempeng (Malay traditional flat pancake garnished with shredded vegetables). Humble and wholesome dishes! 😍 ✅ I reckon that this spot is worth visiting! with delicious foods, warm service and price is affordable! Definitely cheaper foods price from other cafes/restaurants alongside Jonker Walk. #deliciousfood #awesomepic #foodie #travel #exploreasia #exploremalaysia #trip #vacation

The Daily Fix Cafe located in Jonker Street, Melaka (address: 55, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka) has been popular for years and we finally managed to try it! The pancakes were a different level of uniqueness and deliciousness. The coffee was acceptable too. Be sure to wait for about an hour if you are keen to dropby. It gets pretty crowded due to the popularity and deco that definitely stood out. Fun fact: there is a barista choice choice if you are fickle minded and indecisive on what drink to order and they will tailor something for you. yay or nay?#awesomepic #cafe #coffee #together #deliciousfood

#malaysia My boyfriend ventured around Jonker Street and chance upon Chop Tiang Bee Cafe which is located in a shop house like building. You would pass by the lawn first before entering the cafe area where you can order items from the menu. The place serves up fusion style of food where you can find local delights with a mix of chinese and eastern food. Such as the nasi lemak or smoke duck. However he tried the fried kway tiao. it is a nice place for nature lovers as you get to be out in the open, at the same time admiring the vintage Chinese interior decor on the inside when escaping the heat.

#mymymemories #chickenriceball #melaka Chicken rice ball is one of the must-try dishes in Melaka, Malaysia. It is served with roasted or steamed chicken, you may choose by your own taste. It is just like other Hainamese chicken rice, and usually condiments with special sour and hot chili sauce. However, here in Melaka, the rice is specially moulded into balls shape. Address - Famosa Chicken Rice Ball Restaurant, 28, Jalan Hang Kasturi, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia Ambiance/Facilities - Antique, in ancient styles Highlights - Chicken Rice Ball Avg. Price per Person - Rm20 Rating - 4.0

#timetotravel Jonker Street, also known as Jalan Hang Jebat, is a vibrant and iconic street in Melaka that offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and commerce. This bustling thoroughfare is famous for its night market and is often a highlight for tourists exploring the city. Visitors appreciate the lively atmosphere of Jonker Street, especially during the Jonker Walk Night Market, where stalls offer a variety of goods, from street food and local snacks to souvenirs, crafts, and antiques. The colorful and bustling scene adds a dynamic energy to the street. Beyond the market, Jonker Street is lined with heritage buildings, traditional shophouses, and cultural attractions. It's also home to various museums, galleries, and historical sites that provide insights into Melaka's rich history and multicultural influences. #travel#urbanexplorer#mytripvlog#tripblazers#awesomepic#summervacation#passionpassport#kualalumpur#malaysia#melaka

#timetotravel This restaurant is an authentic, traditional Nyonya house with rare, traditional Peranakan décor, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the culture and the food. It’s one of the restaurants in Jonker Street, Malacca. Peranakan Place has branches in various locations throughout Malaysia, including Melaka. Nestled in Jonker Walk, this restaurant serves a hearty menu of Nyonya food, ranging from nasi rempah ayam to delicious kuih-muih to satisfy your sweet tooth. 🍜Peranakan Place Address - Jonker Street, 54, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Malacca Ambiance/Facilities - toilet Highlights - authentic peranakan food in malacca Avg. Price per Person - RM10-RM13 Rating - 4.2/5 #travel #trip #foodie #malaysia #malacca

Jonker street one of the favorite tourist place whenever they go to Melaka. A famous street that is vastly different during day and night. Daytime is a good place to shop along the street for local snacks and souvenirs. Night time during weekends is a busy bazaar with tonnes of stalls selling street food and souvenirs The place is filled with amazing food and local items. Make sure you bring enough cash on hand if you are planning to splurge. You can walk shop along longer street for souvenir, clothes, handmade stuffs, there are famous chicken rice ball, chicken rice, cendol, local authentical nyonya food along the street too. I enjoyed browsing through the different items and bargaining with the vendors. I highly recommend this unique and enchanting experience to anyone who plans to visit Malacca. ❤️ #mymymemories #awesomepic #bestplace #bestmemory #loveit #best_trip_by_trip #bestdayever #mustgo #mustcome #happytrip

Jonker Street, Jonker Walk or Jalan Hang Jebat, is the centrepiece to Melaka’s Chinatown and is one of the state's most popular attractions... Previously most known for selling antiques, jonker Street has grown into a unique cultural melting pot of historical landmarks, local handicrafts, delicious street food and vibrant night market... Peeople from all over the world come to explore its charming pre-war street houses and experience the traditional flavours of Melaka’s Baba Nyonya Heritage, while shopping for local souvenirs, clothing, jewellery and other trinkets... TIPS: Jonket Street Night Market only open on weekends Friday to Sunday 6pm onwards. So plan your trip better.. #mytripvlog #awesomepic #jonkerwalk #melaka

#malaka Hello 👋 Amazing trip for everyone Traveling to Malaka is an adventure, from food to shipping, from historical buildings to ancient restaurants full of amazing food. I remember having a trip here a few years ago with my friends and we did a food tour, tried chicken rice balls, centol, noodles, sweet tofu, and many others #tripblazers #foodie #MyTripVlog #malaka #malaysia #malay #malayfood #asia #campingglamping #foodie #本地遊

One of the foods that I wanted to try when I visited Malacca was chicken rice balls. The chicken rice I’m used to just comes with a plate of rice but the ones from Chung Wah is different as the rice are rolled into sticky balls. It was my first time trying this and I was not disappointed! There was a long queue as always and we took about an hour or so just to be seated. The chicken was fragrant and well cooked and the rice balls were sticky with hints of ginger and garlic. Overall is was a yummy version of chicken rice that I enjoyed. You can find them at the entrance of Jonker Street, just next to Hard Rock Cafe. If you don’t mind the long wait, do give them a try when here! #malaka

#malaka is a heritage city full of culture and historic background. The most famous street food place here is Jonker night market which include taman warisan inside of the area. I entered this place to avoid crowd and found it interesting. Filled with greens, there are also some figure with details. One of hero in Melaka is displays there. Besides, there are also some other decoration. People stop by here to sit and chill too. #urbanexplorer #happyholiday #valentinescape #flowerlover #historicsite

Malacca city become a popular tourist attraction because of its historic and Unesco World Heritage Site, especially the Jalan Hang Jebat, better known as Jonker Street. I was impressed by its 18th century colonial buildings, and also numerous of chinese temples and ancestral halls, unique and spectacular! Bustling open-air market on weekend nights with an array of foods & souvenirs, plus cafes & entertainments. This street was decorated with numerous of red lanterns and lighting during Chinese New Year, absolutely stunning and beautiful! #couplestrip#awesomepic

Visiting the most historical place in Melaka Jonker Street. Sure you won't be disappointed.

#2023travelwish if you are at Melaka, you will be greeted by lots of Mamee Standees once you arrive. Do check out this Mamee house at Jonker street when you visit jonker street as they have a huge selection of noodles, an in house cafe for you to chill in as well as clothes and bags that can be bought home as souvenirs. recommended. address Mamee Jonker House 46 & 48, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia

#2023travelwish Jonker street is a place that comes even more alive at night and this is a store which I saw on YouTube and am glad to be able to find it when I visited Jonker Street. It is a unique experience which makes use of the heat and temperature from sand to brew and come up with coffee by gravity and heat. Do visit to experience. will be back again for its butter coffee. address 68, Jalan Tokong, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia

#2023travelwish If you are away from home, one thing food lovers like myself seek will be local food. At Melaka do try it’s chicken rice ball where you get to savour tasty rice (it’s oily cooked yellow fragrant rice) made into tiny balls, served with meat like chicken, roasted pork etc. One rice ball is one mouthful- delicious and worth a visit. Will want to be back for this dish definitely ^^ address jonker chicken rice ball 15 & 17, Lorong Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia

Things to do in Melaka 1. Jonker Street Weekend Night Market The weekend night market runs every Friday to Sunday (albeit in a slightly reduced form on Sunday) from the river to the far end of Jonker Street. We highly recommend you try to coincide your stay in Melaka during a weekend as it is hands down one#sta#goo#awesomepic utside ycation of the best night markets we visited in the whole of Asia. The range of products was varied (so not just your usual tourist tat) plus the food options available were fantastic and very cheap. The entertainment on offer during the night market also kept us entertained. Our highlight on the main stage was some synchronised dancing by one of the local ladies groups – who needs ‘Strictly Come Dancing with the Stars’ (or whatever it is called) when you have cute old ladies doing cartwheels in unison?

This is a must go place in Malacca. This whole street is filled with savoury foods, sweets and shopping. There’s plenty of good cafes around the area and the deco is just amazing. While jostling down the street, you will come across many art murals and historic monuments.You can expect the streets to be very busy on the weekends When nightfall comes, the vibe gets even better. Stalls are open on the roadside selling traditional food like satay, carrot cake, steam cockles and more. Live bands playing every corner of the streets and people dancing to the tune. It a great atmosphere to relax, socialise and have a great time.#malaysia #malacca

Malacca Jonker Street: Full of Chinese elements It is said that only the weekend is three days before the night market rare to do the Raiders even stepped on the time 300 years of history of the chicken street Evening hustle and bustle is not lively This is a Chinese gathering area can see a lot of Chinese elements full of intimacy ah ~ [practical information] Time reference: 2 hours tickets: no tickets traffic: opposite the Dutch Red House, the bus from the bus station will stop in front of the red house, just walk across the road to reach opening hours: Most shops from Monday to Thursday 18