After having breakfast at 88 The Museum Cafe, I walked around Jonker Street looking for nice local snacks. Then I found one: Gu Pong Enterprise.
The shop's signboard
The Pineapple Tarts tasted great. For RM13 a box containing two layers of Pineapple Tarts, it is ratherly reasonable and delicious.
The shop is located @ 136, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75000, Melaka.
These Pineapple Tarts are made using Butter, instead of the traditional Margarine. Butter makes it taste softer and more fragrance.
After buying the Pineapple Tarts, I continued walking around Jonker Street, and I walked pass these Association buildings.
This is the Teo Chew Association building.
Got some Gula Melaka.After that, I went to Bukit Berendam for good Chicken Rice Balls @ Restoran Huang Chang Chicken Rice.
The signboard from across the road.
The signboard after zooming in.
Hai Nan Chicken Rice Balls.
Their very own chilli. It tastes great!
1/2 of a Steamed Chicken. The meat is soft and tender. It goes well with the chilli.
The Chicken Rice Ball. It is sticky enough to stick as a ball and it wont break easily, very tasty.
Second plate of 1/2 of a Steamed Chicken.This trip was more of a Eating Trip, so there was less visiting.
Also See:
Malacca Trip, Day One, Part One
Malacca Trip, Day One, Part Two
Malacca Trip, Day Two, Part One
Also See:
Malacca Trip, Day One, Part One
Malacca Trip, Day One, Part Two
Malacca Trip, Day Two, Part One
2 comments:
I love pineapple tarts...and recently had a box from Malacca :) What was memorable about Malacca was my visit to the Baba and Nyonya museum..which was actually a home converted into a museum...lovely. I am not big fan of the chicken rice balls though...the ones I tried were abit too moist and I don't really like wet rice.
pineapple tarts from jonker street rock. so sweet,so flaky, so mahal :)
dun really like the chicken ball rice either, i think they put nasi pulut in it as in dumplings - a big yuck for me.
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