Kaya Kaya Cafe

Tucked away on Jonker Street in the heart of Malacca, Kaya-Kaya Cafe is a hidden gem that offers a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle. This cafe is set in a traditional Chinese house, which has been thoughtfully converted into a rustic cafe, maintaining its historical charm while adding a touch of modernity. The interior features faded red brick walls, dark wooden furniture, and an array of black and white photographs, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. A notable highlight is the interior courtyard and a wall mural, perfect for photo opportunities.

Specialty: The menu is a delightful mix of Western and local dishes. For breakfast, their hearty Kaya Breakfast is a crowd-pleaser, featuring buttery scrambled eggs, toast, ham, sausages, mushrooms, and greens. Other popular choices include the Grilled Chicken Chop and Melaka ‘Elvis’—pancakes with banana and homemade kaya.

Must-try: Don't miss out on their signature Kaya Breakfast for a robust start to your day or the Melaka ‘Elvis’ for a sweet treat.

This cafe beautifully captures the essence of Malacca's rich history and culture, making it a must-visit for both locals and tourists alike.