Pak Putra Tandoori & Naan Restaurant
"Amazing tandoori chicken and ok naan. Very very popular place and open very late."
Read the full review...- Taman Kota Laksamana, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia
- Mon:Closed
- Tue–Sun:17:30 - 01:00
Melaka is famous for Nyonya food. There's a walking street where you can get cheap street food and plenty of upmarket restaurants.
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"Amazing tandoori chicken and ok naan. Very very popular place and open very late."
Read the full review..."Popular Nyonya food. I had to queue for about 10 minutes and shared a large table with a couple."
Read the full review..."Apparently best place for Satay Celup and certainly the most popular."
Read the full review..."I had a bowl of their special laksa (#10K) which was very very strong. Not too spicy but it hit the back of my throat and had to drink water a few times."
Read the full review..."For Nyonya Portugese pineapple tarts. RM15 for a large box of the butter versions."
Read the full review..."Nice setting for a tasty (and popular) burger."
Read the full review..."I had Pai Tee (not as good as Nancy’s), Otak Otak (tasty fish cakes in mini banana leaf pouches) and a fried chicken sausage thing. Finished with a delicious cendol (without durian)."
Read the full review..."I went here for the durian cendol which had been recommended by an article online. It was nice but even though I love durian, I think I prefer my cendol on its own."
Read the full review..."I had Asam pedas (literally means sour and spicy) with stingray. It came in a claypot."
Read the full review..."Famous for Nyonya Chang which are ready from about 4pm and cost RM7 (expensive). It's a rice dumpling (coloured blue at the bottom) filled with highly-seasoned pork, mushroom and winter melon."
Read the full review..."I didn't go here, I ran out of time, but it is highly rated."
More details..."Donald and Lily are known to be the first Nyonya hawker in the Peranakan capital of Malacca, Malaysia. Now roosting in this food shop, their range of popular Nyonya snacks and dishes have found favour with many."
More details..."Watch carefully at how inventive this signboard-less little stall is. The weather beaten wood fire grill has a trough of water so steam and moisture the satay skewers as it fires up over the smoky charcoal heat."
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