As for me in the room alone, I quickly called up one of my classmates who is residing in Malacca... First question... "Where to get good nyonya food?" However she recommended that I should go and try out Portuguese Village... Sounds kind of interesting... Since we had never been there, the idea of trying the food there sounds great!
With the help of the GPS, Andy drove to the destination...
The junction turning into the Portuguese Village....
Easily found our way here...
Lots of ample car park....
It was turning dusk..
The sunset was just right ahead...
Beautiful scene at this time of the day....
Low tide....
And the cameras... I mean handphones... started to click at one another...
And the Portuguese stalls....
We sat the Stall number 1 as recommended by my friend...
Quenching our thirst with this.... slurpppp.....
We just ordered out from the menu given to us...
Clams with ginger...
My favourite!
The red sambal was super spicy!!
Portuguese Curry Chicken...
Another super spicy item!
Thank goodness we ordered one non-spicy dish...
For this course of meal and fresh juices, the bill came to RM73
These dishes are not "Portuguese" enough...
Next time we should try more exotic ones...
hehehehee...
And as usual, a picture to show our "footmark" at the Portuguese village....
Next destination to complete the day is Jonkers Street
and the famous Nadeje Mille Crepes!
Who's that? Your classmate? She looks so young. Or is she Andy's girlfriend? Wink! Wink! Been to the Portuguese Village a few times but I don't remember eating there. Loved the Portuguese grilled fish at Mid Valley though, very nice, very spicy.
ReplyDeletePretty or not? hehehe.. Yes, everything seems to be very spicy.. :)
DeleteI have eaten in that Portugese Settlement area twice. I remember their food was nice and slightly very Eurasian styled with popular Ikan Bakar and signature Cardo Verde soup. They used a lot of cincaluk and the famous Devil's Curry & Egg tarts were in the menu too.
ReplyDeleteOh really.. I must go there once again at least.. to try other food..
DeleteThe only thing Portuguese must be the curry chicken. Nevertheless, you enjoyed very good food!
ReplyDeleteI love to taste new kind of food.. but the ones we ordered were pretty common..
Deletehaha, I always think FOOD is your first priority wherever you go!! anyway, lucky you have a local Malacca friend to recommend you a good place.. the food looked good, and the natural lighting also make the photos look more tempting.. anyway I have to agree with you, like not so "Portuguese" leh, but if the food is good, who cares?? :)
ReplyDeletehahahaha.. Maybe we were not adventurous enough.. must order authentic Portuguese food next time!
DeleteBeautiful shots of the sunset. Not for me if the food is too spicy.
ReplyDeleteWe have almost the same taste buds, Irene!
DeleteBeautiful sunset. The chicken curry oil looks very red and spicy!
ReplyDeleteYes, I think you can managed the spicyness but not me...
DeleteNice photos! Lucky got order non spicy food or else the stomach would be burning all night.
ReplyDeleteYeah, you are right!!
DeleteLovely wefie shots!!
ReplyDeleteHungry looking at your food.
I think you can cook those.. quite common actually...
DeleteI like all the foods you all order except the lady finger, no thank you...
ReplyDeletehehehee..that is the best!!
DeleteNot Portuguese enough? I think they were not Portuguese at all! Hahaha! The lala and sotong looks like what Malaysians would eat instead of Portuguese :P
ReplyDeletehahahaha... not exotic enough too! Ok, next time I order all Portuguese cooked ones.. .
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