Melaka river cruise and street food! Malaysian food reflects the diversity of the Malaysian people, and on our last day in Malacca (Melaka in Malay), we try Malaysian street food at Jonker Street’s night market. From Chinese burgers to fried ice cream, coconut and mango shakes, come discover why is Jonker street so famous. But first, how about seeing Malacca from a different angle? Here’s Malacca’s charming side that you can only see on a river cruise.
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