Jonker Street

From Prima Hotel Melaka, cross Jalan Kee Ann, pass Kampung Jawa, turn over a small bridge called "Ghost Gate Guan", cross the Malacca River, walk 100 meters south along Lorong Hang Jebat and come to Malacca Chinatown, that is, Malacca Jichang Street Culture Square Jonker Walk Melaka, taken from the Weinan language "Street Market Street". Jiechang Street is an ancient street integrating cultural monuments, food and leisure, and is a world cultural heritage and famous tourist attraction in Malacca. Zheng He, a famous diplomatic envoy in the Ming Dynasty, sailed seven times and stationed in Malacca six times. He set up a "official factory" in the local area, which also made more than 20 surrounding streets and lanes mainly in Jichang Street the earliest concentrated place for Chinese people to move to Nanyang. The streets are full of ancient buildings combining Chinese Nanyang architectural style, including the 100-year-old Fujian Assembly Hall and temples, and the small shops on weekdays are daily operating stalls and selling various Malaya cuisine, exquisite crafts, famous local products and so on. Whether it is sunny or rainy, tourists from all over the world are endless and lively.

Jonker Street Night Market is a popular tourist attraction along Jalan Hang Jebat, Melaka. This open-air weekend night market with an array of foods, souvenirs, local produces and clothings etc.Opening on every Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 6pm till midnight.

Very famous snack department store street. Not far from the red house and the church on the top of the mountain. The most famous Hainan chicken rice. Be sure to taste it. The antique building has a taste of Chinese architecture in the ancient south.

The feeling of Jichang Street is the same as that of Taiwan night market. It is said that Jichang Street is not to come to Melaka. It is a neighborhood with a food culture. There are many special snacks. It is recommended to recommend Hainan chicken rice in the Chinese tea room. The boss is Chinese and the people are very good. There are many tourists who come here to eat. , To line up, about MYR 10 per capita. Friends who come to Melaka must not miss it. .

Check in at noon and evening, I hope to find 🉐 food, but I am disappointed! It may be a little lively here on Friday. The key is that many recommended food punching places do not exist at all. Fortunately, Alipay can be brushed at roadside stalls!

The famous Chinatown in Malacca, the name of chicken farm street is too strange, is it used to be a chicken slaughterhouse? Or is there Hainan chicken rice too famous? I don't understand. In any case, this crisscrossed commercial pedestrian street is one of the most worth visiting places in Malacca. It has a history of more than 300 years. We came to play separately on the evening of arrival and the morning of the next day. Each has a style. The night market at night is very lively. There are stage performances. The stalls are crowded on both sides of the street. Things, I feel like they are all made in China, but you can't miss the snacks here. You can try them if you like them. The portion is not big or greasy. You can choose a few more. The whole street is deserted before 10 o'clock during the day, and tourists can enjoy this original Nanyang building. The business hours here are basically from 10:30 to about 11 o'clock in the morning. In the hot Melaka, I prefer high to late at night on a cool night.