Translation in English for makan is eat; and jalan means walk...
Malacca: The heaven of food and unique local delicacies; what else can we do other than eating, eating, and eating? Of course checking out hotties will be the exceptional case as it is a MUST for us to do.
Oh well, our first stop was chicken rice ball! Ahhh... I could still imagine the taste of the steamed chicken mixed with the unique chicken rice balls.
Here are some pictures which will make you drool!
- Do you want some "LOOSE CHICKEN RICE"? :P -
-Deeeeeeeeeelicious right?-
-Meet Pauline aka Pet Pet Tan Ci Pet-
-Meet my sohai housemate aka Sam-
-It's me!!!-
-Her sohainess can be seen here, right?-
-Meet Elbert-
Second stop: the ice kacang, cendol, Nyonya assam laksa that you SHOULD NEVER MISSED when you visit Malacca! The assam laksa is so fu*king awesome! A few choices of cendols and ice kacang, topped with Malacca brown sugar, for you to pick.
-The laksa that you should try-
The only reason we stopped by this temple was because we saw a few hotties standing outside the temple and we were craving to check them out, especially Sammie. :P
We stopped by at the 13-states coffee shop and we met a very cute little Aussie baby girl, her parents are apparently very friendly; we had a short chat, it was actually their first stop in Malaysia and the day before was actually their baby girl's birthday. You should try the Perlis mixed with Terengganu's coffee, it tasted so much better than Pauline's Kelantan coffee.
-Staring at it makes me drool again-
-Mine is still the best-
-Sam and her bitter tasting coffee, but still better
than Pauline's coffee-
-Meet the Aussie baby-
Dataran Pahlawan, a huge field that you could do tons and tons of cam whoring. Look at what my housemate has done when we were there! :)
-Jumping shot trial #1: FAILED-
-Jumping shot trial #2: SUCCEED-
-Jumping shot trial #3: SUCCEED. TOO-
-Poser betul kan?-
Last stop in Malacca, we will never forget the famous,
well known cake lapis. We went "AHHHHHH!"
that kind of crazy,
when we saw HoeGaarden.
-Stop drooling over my Hoegaarden-
On the way back from Malacca, we actually stopped at Kajang for the famous Kajang Satay! Yummyyyy... But never try the coconut there, it tasted like water.
Photographs credits: Pauline, Samantha, and myself! :)
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