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Stall · Jalan Hang Jebat
Jonker Street Night Market
★ 4.3 (31,909 on Google) · ~RM30 a person
Order
- Pork satayAsk
- Oyster omeletteAsk
- Air mata kucingAsk
- Chicken rice ballsAsk
How to eat it. Go early (6–7pm) before the crowds; halal and non-halal stalls are mixed, so check each one.
The weekend night market that turns Jonker Street into one long food stall.
Tip. Friday to Sunday only. Closed Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu.
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Café · Jalan Bunga Raya, by the river
Baba Kaya
★ 4.7 (7,458 on Google) · ~RM25 a person
Order
- Signature kaya toast with three kayasAsk
- Nyonya curry laksaAsk
- Roti jala with chicken curryAsk
- Apam balik with gula melakaAsk
- Nanyang kopiAsk
How to eat it. Ask for a riverside table. Share the toast and order one laksa each.
A riverside breakfast café serving kaya toast, Nyonya curry and kopi.
Tip. Weekend wait is about 20 minutes. Closed Tuesdays.
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Restaurant · Rumah Melayu, Kampung Morten
Chan Mari Chan Muhibah Bistro
★ 4.8 (6,188 on Google) · ~RM30 a person · Muslim-friendly
Order
- Shanghai dumplings and siew maiAsk
- Asam pedas pariAsk
- Hainanese chicken riceAsk
- CendolAsk
How to eat it. Try the halal dim sum; the river-side hall is cool and airy.
A halal bistro in a Malay house in Kampung Morten, mixing Chinese dim sum with Malay dishes.
Tip. Walk along the river from the old town. Open daily.