Brunch At Peranakan Place, Jonker Street, Malacca

We have been keeping tabs on the Covid-19 daily updates because we didn't want to get stuck in Johor. On the morning of our departure, we started our journey early with the intention of having brunch in Malacca. We reached Jonker Street about 10:30 am. It was quiet without the tourist crowd.

We picked Restoran Peranakan Place to have our brunch.

Little Nyonya

3 bowls of yummy-licious Cendol with cream corn.

I am missing Malacca's delicious cendol.

2 bowls of Nyonya laksa.

One for our friend.

And one for me.

Hubby ordered nasi lemak with beef rendang.

The cendol half filled our tummies and we could barely finish our laksa and nasi lemak.

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After brunch, we took a walk along Jonker street.

We crossed over the Malacca river.

We can spare some time for some snapshots.

Sculpture of a pink cow

and a green cow.

Windwill

Queen Victoria fountain.

Museum

Christ Church Melaka

Melaka 0-Mile - centre of Malacca.

All distance in Malacca city is measured from this point.

After taking some snapshots, we went shopping for biscuits and palm sugar.

Stopped by a few biscuit shops to buy some snacks.

Nice packaging for Betehso biscuit or heong peah.

Air plants for sale.

Sculpture of Datuk Wira Dr. Gan Boon Leong

(Father of Malaysian Bodybuilding)

I passed by here, saw this on my left, quickly took a snapshot before rushing to catch up with the others.

God has given each of you some special abilities;

be sure to use them to help each other,

passing on to others God's many kinds of blessings.

(1 Peter 4:10, The Living Bible-TLB)