Malacca trip 2008
• Day 1 - 26 Apr 2008 (Satay Celup, Medan Selera Bunga Raya, Malacca Town)
• Day 2 - 27 Apr 2008 (Malaysia Royal Customs Museum, Maritime Museums Complex, Jonker Street, Hoe Kee Chicken Rice)

Second day in Malacca, we have decided to visit some museums and then go to Jonker Street for lunch. First, Malaysia Royal Customs Museum is our 1st destination. Actually we passed by this museum, then we noticed that it’s Free Entry, then we just go into it and have a look. Haha.

Malaysia Royal Customs Museum

There were some many historical things shown here. You can see some ancient old things liked mobile device, computer, bicycle, books and so on.

Communication Device year 1970

Mobile Device that we usually see in War Movie

Old Malacca Salary Payslip Book

Old Malacca Salary Payslip Book Description

After that, we have come across another museum where there was a huge ship as this kind of ship we usually can see in the pirate movie such as “The Pirates of Caribbean” - Maritime Museums Complex. The replica ship is 34 meters height and 8 meters width.

The Ship - Flor De La Mar

This museum is constructed as the replica of the sunken Portuguese ship Flor De La Mar. Visitors can get closer look at Malacca from the famed Malay Sultanate of the 14th century to the Portuguese era, the Dutch era and the British era. It comprises Samudera Museum Phase I – Flor de Lamar (Replica Ship), Samudera Museum Phase II, Royal Malaysian Navy Museum and KD Sri Terengganu ship.

Samudera Museum

Samudera Museum Signboard

Admission:
Adults : RM 3.00
Children / Students : RM 1.00

Opening Hours:
Every Day : 9.00 am – 5.30 pm

What’s inside the museum?! Lets’ have a look…

Samudera Museum View

Captain Cabin

After that, we headed for the another side of Samudera Museum, that is an obvious scene there because you will see a boat breaking out from the wall, haha. Believe it or not, just go and see.

Samudera Museum Phase II

Wow, a ship breaking out from the wall, The Pirates of Caribbean?!

So if you want to go inside this museum, remember to take off your shoes and place it on the shelf.

Samudera Museum Phase II Inside View

Before going to lunch, we have visited Malacca Water Mill and far-seen the new tourist spot - “Malacca Observation Deck”, it’s like the Genting Highlands Space Shot, but the difference now is the speed will be 100X slower and you are inside the deck covered by glass for this Malacca Observation Deck.

Malacca Water Mill

Malacca Observation Deck

Hoe Kee Chicken Rice(和记鸡饭)

Rating (4/5):

Address : 4, 6, 8 Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200, Malacca (Jonker Street)
Tel : 06-2834751 / 012-6238431

Hoe Kee Chicken Rice(和记鸡饭)

Hoe Kee Chicken Rice(和记鸡饭)

From my point of view, The chicken rice ball here is taste good and firm as the size not so big, not so small. And the chicken is soft and juicy, and you just can’t stop eating that especially when you are very hungry. There were so many people queue up in front of the shop just waiting for a seat, incredible!

Hoe Kee Chicken Rice(和记鸡饭) Inside View

How about the price?! don’t worry, there was a snapshot that i took for everyone that read my blog, cheers!

Price List

Finally our chicken rice ball, chicken and cabbage arrived, let’s start, cos we so hungry!

Chicken Rice Ball

Chicken

After finish eating, we have walked along the Jonker Street. The weather is very hot that time, i can’t stand anymore, so keep buying ice-cream that time. And Shunn Wee is the one always doing the same thing with me - “Ice-Cream” or “Cold Drink” in our mind.

Geographer Cafe that we visited last night

Geographer Cafe Up View

Beca Ride in Malacca

We have bought some Nyonya Rice Dumplings (Nyonya Chang) 娘惹粽子 when coming back to KL. Let’s have a look!

Nyonya Rice Dumplings (Nyonya Chang) 娘惹粽子

Malacca, see you next time! Bye.