Established in 1994 and housed in a restored building, it incorporates a rustic feel. Set along the beach, the menu features seafood which is prepared to the diner's preferences. There is also a section for Japanese and Western cuisine.

• Open for dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 315 2213

Established since the 1980s, this outlet is run by a fourth-generation Malacca Nyonya, Madam Chock. Like the food, the décor is typically Nyonya with emphasis on the Malaccan variety. The menu features a range of mains with emphasis on seafood.

• Open for lunch and dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 284 0737

Casual dining atmosphere with creative air brushed paintings on the walls, water features and al fresco dining options. Features an international menu with emphasis on Italian and local Malaysian cuisine. A wide selection of wines, cocktails and beers are

• Open for lunch and dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 282 9282

Located in the Portuguese Square, this restaurant features authentic Portuguese cuisine with emphasis on seafood and speciality dishes such as chilli crabs and devil curry. Entertainment is provided in the form of cultural shows and live bands.

• Open for lunch and dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 284 8067

Specialises in serving these tantalising and mouth-watering rice-balls. Using traditional Hainanese chicken rice recipe, these delicious rich-balls are served with the tender and juicy chicken meat.

• Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 286 0122

Coconut House is s housed in an old residence numbered 128 built during Dutch occupation.The interior of Coconut House Melaka is still preserved with a flavour of old architecture assembling lifestyle of a traditional English-educated Chinese home.

• Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 282 9128

Serves all sort of authentic Japanese delicacy

• Open for dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 281 0551

Satay celup, which literally means dipping satay, can only be found in Malacca and is crazily popular among Malaccans and tourists from everywhere.

• Open for dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 283 5508

Fresh noodles made in a secret recipe, serviced with choice ofstewed beef, pork ribs, pig s trotters or minced chicken.

• Open for breakfast and lunch
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 284 2529

Indori restaurants serving good mix of customer base include local, Indonesian, Chinese, Taiwanese, Singaporean and Westerners.

• Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 282 4777

Famous for its nyonya laksa and cendol. Besides, they also serve other food such as nasi lemak.

• Open for lunch
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 284 8907

Geographér Café is conveniently located in a conspicuous corner pre-war shop house right in the heart of Chinatown, Old Malacca. This eatery with its warm ambience reflects the gracious old charm of the seasoned travelers.

• Open for lunch and dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 281 6831

All international menus are here. Pick the fish, cuttlefish, prawn, clam, crab and then the chef will cook it. The restaurant also served the famous Asam Pedas and all sort of thai food like tom yam.

• Open for lunch and dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 2816598

Served authentic Korean delicacies

• Open for lunch and dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 2811 230

Savour the authentic flavour of Peranakan (Straits Chinese) cuisine, a mixture of Chinese and Malay gastronomic influences. This is a family business known for its laid-back hospitality. Favourite dishes include udang masak lemak nenas & kangkong belacan.

• Open for lunch and dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 283 1966

One of the largest Chinese vegetarian restaurants in Malacca, generous dining space is matched with an equally expansive menu.

• Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone:  60 6 282 7423