Malacca

I went to Malacca with Chris on the 12th of Aug 2006. We stayed at Emperor Hotel for 1 night. The most regretful thing is we took very few photos, especially food photos...may be is because of the camera, i borrowed camera from my aunt as mine was taken by my sis to KL. My aunt camera is not easy to operate as mine, and it's response is so slow, people no patience like Chris also malas to take photo for me liao...

Emperor Hotel Logo and Slogan

This is the location map, where we took from the mural of the Emperor Hotel Main Entraince

Emperor Hotel Main Lobby	Emperor Hotel Side Lobby
We booked superior room- Queen Bed	Small so- called "Dinning Room"
The 1st place we went to eat Malacca well-known chicken rice ball. As i told by my cousin, the most well- known and recommended one is the "WO KEI" (Cantonese) Chicken Rice shop. This shop has also been recommended by a show call "Taste with Jason" in Astro AEC. Wo Kei is situated at the bridge entrance of Jonker Street next to Lee Wah Bank. You can easily reconize the shop by Jason portrait board in front of the entrance
Photo with Jason Portrait board	Main entrance of the shop
In Melacca, chicken rice is served with rice balls rather than a bowl of rice as we eat regularly. The rice balls are shaped in ping pong ball size	Steam Chopped Chicken with cucumber with soy sauce
I only managed to snap 2 photos of the cendol stall and totally forgot to take photo of the cendol (too delicious liao till forgot). May be next time ;P
Malacca Town square and STADHUYS, the municipal town hall build by the Dutch about 300 years ago, was crowded by tourists and locals.
Took some pictures there
There are so many fasionable trishaw with different themes near the Malacca Square Town, eg: flowery trishaw. Some even have sound effect system where you can heard from far far away.They offer their services mostly to tourists where the charges is rm20 per person for 1 hour.
We went to Samudera Museum or the Maritime Archaeology Museum as well. It is only ½ km from the Malacca Square Town. In this museum, visitors can get a closer look at Malacca from the famed Malay Sultanate of the 14th century to the Portuguese era, the Dutch era and the British era. Along our visits, we saw many school children keep copying notes from the displayed documents.
Before we went back, took some good shoots of the Samudera
Again, we went to Jason's recommended food stall to have our dinner. We ordered C HAM, Prawns, and Fried sotong...and again, i have forgotten to take photo b4 eating it...hahaha...next time =)
Actually on the next day (13th Aug 2006), we did go to eat Taiwanese Noodles as our breakfast. and then we went for go-kart.
Stuffed Crocodile eggs	The largest crocodile in M'sia, it has been stuffed for display purpose.
Ride horse in Crocodile park
Before we went back...hehe, let you guys laugh ~ of Chris ugly look =D