[2025 Melaka Restaurant] Travel Guide for San Shu Gong (Updated Jul)

#newyearnewtrip If you’re visiting Melaka, Jonker Street is a must-see destination! This iconic stretch in the heart of the historic city is alive with bustling markets, heritage shops, and delightful eateries that promise a taste of culture and nostalgia. Here are two iconic stops you can’t miss on your Jonker stroll: 1. San Shu Gong – The Souvenir Heaven 🏮🍬 San Shu Gong is a treasure trove for all things uniquely Melaka. From snacks to souvenirs, this heritage shop offers a nostalgic shopping experience with items that celebrate the city’s rich traditions. Must-Try Items: • Durian Dodol: Sticky, sweet, and bursting with authentic durian flavor. • Melaka White Coffee: A creamy, aromatic brew loved by locals and visitors alike. • Coconut Candy: Perfect for a sweet, tropical treat! Address: 33, Jalan Hang Jebat, Jonker Street, 75200 Melaka. Business Hours: Daily, 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM. 2. Mamee Jonker House – Noodles & Nostalgia 🍜🎨 Calling all Mamee Monster fans! At Mamee Jonker House, you can relive your childhood with creative experiences and delicious bites. Highlights: • DIY Mamee Noodle Snack Workshop: Craft your own iconic Mamee snack with customized flavors and packaging. • Laksa Mee: Enjoy a bowl of flavorful laksa noodles, a local favorite. • Exclusive Mamee Merchandise: Take home quirky Mamee-themed souvenirs! Address: 46, Jalan Hang Jebat, Jonker Street, 75200 Melaka. Business Hours: Daily, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Why Visit Jonker Street? Jonker Street is more than just a shopping and eating destination—it’s a walk through time. From vibrant street performances to charming heritage buildings, this lively lane promises a memorable experience. So, grab a snack, soak in the culture, and let Jonker Street weave its magic on you! 🌟✨

#familytravel #100waysoftravel San Shu Gong, located on Jonker Walk in Melaka, Malaysia, is a popular spot for both dining and shopping. It's known for its diverse selection of traditional snacks and local delicacies. For family travel, it's a great place to enjoy local cuisine, with options ranging from traditional Melakan dishes to street food. In addition to the food, San Shu Gong is also a great place to buy souvenirs. You can find various local products, such as snacks, traditional sweets, and handicrafts, which make for great gifts or keepsakes from your trip.

#summervacay We have purchased quite a lot of locally made snacks at the San Shu gong outlets at the jonker street. We are buying to give away to our friends and relatives as well as our neighbours. They are freshly make and it is definitely very delicious to have them. We bought the chicken biscuit, the sesame rice ball, the coconut sweet, as well as the brown sugar that can be used to make chendol.

#malaccaguide While exploring Malacca, I stopped by San Shu Gong and was amazed by the variety of local snacks and goodies. From biscuits and dried fruits to colourful sweets, the shop felt like a treasure trove of Malaccan flavours. The festive decor and heritage-style building made it even more special. I picked up some pineapple tarts and coffee biscuits as souvenirs, and they were absolutely delicious. It’s the perfect place to shop for gifts or enjoy browsing traditional treats that you can’t easily find elsewhere.

#malaccaguide During my trip to Malacca, I visited San Shu Gong, and it felt like stepping into a snack heaven. The shop was filled with rows of local delicacies, colourful packaging, and traditional sweets. From biscuits to dried fruits and candies, every corner looked so inviting and perfect for browsing. I picked up some souvenirs like dodol and biscuits to bring home for my family. The shop’s warm lighting and festive decorations made the whole experience feel cozy and exciting. If you’re in Malacca, this is the perfect place to explore local flavours and grab thoughtful gifts.

#malaccaguide San Shu Gong is more than just a shop—it’s a cultural experience. I loved exploring their Peranakan-themed corners while tasting free samples of local specialties. Tip: Try the signature pineapple tarts. They melt in your mouth and pair so well with tea!

#malaccaguide The building itself is a Malacca icon with its bold red facade and heritage-style design. Inside, it’s a paradise for foodies. From dodol to royal jelly, you’ll find all sorts of treats to bring home. Don’t miss their beautifully packed gift sets—they make perfect souvenirs and look too pretty to open!

#summervacay The San Shu gong is the place to visit to get some local snacks before going back to your hometown. It is open from morning all the way to the 10pm late evening time. You can get a wide range of local pastries and biscuits here at an amazing affordable prices. The items are stacked and displayed nicely there. There are more than twenty staff there to assist you too. Be sure to buy something back.

San Shu Gong, located right at the entrance of Jonker Street in Melaka, is a well-known spot for tourists looking to buy local snacks and souvenirs. Housed in a distinctive red building, the store offers a vast selection of local delights such as dodol, pineapple tarts, egg rolls, candies, biscuits, and bottled sauces—all beautifully packaged and ideal as gifts. Inside, there’s also a café on the ground floor called Lao Qian Ice Café. It’s a great place to cool off with traditional drinks like durian cendol, white coffee, teh tarik, and essence lime with liquorice. The café has seating areas upstairs, providing a comfortable, air-conditioned escape from the Jonker Street heat. Highlights: • Staff are friendly and offer plenty of free samples. • Signature treats include the durian cendol, Lao Qian white coffee, and essence lime drinks. • The second floor provides a nice rest stop with seating and a good view. Things to note: • The shop can get very crowded on weekends and public holidays. • The quality of the cendol can vary from visit to visit. Verdict: San Shu Gong is a one-stop shop for Melaka treats. Whether you’re shopping for souvenirs or just need a cool place to sit down and have a drink, it’s a great stop along Jonker Street. #summervacay #malaysiatrip #malaccatrip #localfood #malaysia #malacca

#cherryblossom25 San Shu Gong is a strongly recommended place to visit to get your local snacks. The prices are very affordable. They have a wide range of choices for you to choose from. From sweets to biscuits to cuttlefish. You will definitely be able to shop till you drop here. I have bought many snacks back for my relatives and neighbours and shared them with them.

#springitinerary 📍 Address: 33, Jalan Hang Jebat (Jonker Street), 75200 Melaka 🎁 Specialty: Malacca's most famous traditional local delicacies and souvenirs Why Visit? ✔ Century-Old Brand - Established in the 1930s, now in its third generation ✔ Authentic Souvenirs - Curated selection of Malacca's most iconic traditional foods ✔ Free Tastings - Sample almost all products before purchasing

#malaccatrip Decided to head to malacca after watching local drama little Nonya emerald hill. Went to eat nice nonya food, visit beautiful architecture buildings which goes a long way . Really eye opening and it feels like we travel back to the olden days. Will come back again for the nice food and beautiful places.

[Malacca Seventh Stop｜Photographing in Nyonya Clothing] I had already chosen the colors, thought about the poses, and was ready to rent Nyonya clothes to take a retro photo, but then - it suddenly started raining! I had no choice but to give in to my "occupational disease" and do some location scouting and pre-shooting for my future fashion trip. Although I didn’t get to wear the gorgeous Nyonya costume this time, I have already secretly planned: “I must bring YoYo along to take the photo next time!” Jenny has compiled some must-see spots in Malacca for your reference if you are planning a trip: ■ Sanshugong Nyonya Cultural Center: Nyonya clothing rental + beautiful architectural background, travel through a century in a second ■ Jonker Street: Night market food + retro street view, delicious and photogenic ■ Stadthuys: The landmark red wall, wearing Nyonya clothes here will be a bonus ■ Qingyun Pavilion: One of the oldest Chinese temples in Southeast Asia, rich in cultural heritage ■ Malacca Riverside: The atmosphere is very romantic after the lights are turned on at night, and it is very touching to take a walk or take a boat ride ■ Holland Square Ferris Wheel: A fusion of retro and modern, a great place to take photos of the night scene — Jenny's private attractions recommendation｜Malacca's popular check-in spots • Chen Jinfu 👍🏻 Almost everyone who has traveled to Malacca recently will check in at this specialty store located on Jonker Street - "Chen Jinfu"! The overall decoration is full of Nanyang retro style. From the signboard to the wall, every detail is very attentive! The store has three floors. In addition to being a great place to shop and take photos, you can also buy local specialties and souvenirs, and even have a meal and take a break in the store. When you come to Malacca, don’t miss this super delicious check-in spot! 📍Tan Kim Hock Address: 157, Jalan Laksamana Cheng Ho, 75000 Melaka Tel: 06-283 5322 Opening hours: 9am - 6pm — Travel doesn’t have to be perfect. Having a little regret will give you more motivation to try again. This time it didn't work out. It also makes me look forward to holding YoYo’s hand next time, wearing Nyonya clothes together, and being photographed together. #JennyYu #Malaysia #Malacca #Malacca7thStation #Malacca #Parent-child travel #Nyonya clothing #Malacca check-in spots #Chen Jinfu #travelrecord #slowtravellife #Nanyangstyle

#favouriteitinerary San Shu Gong (Jonker Street)三叔公 selling the Kuih Amoy and very hard to find the information about this Kuih. Basically the taste is like Egg waffle and stuffing something inside. They use whole fresh eggs to make this ikan Bakar kuih (fish baked cake). This kuih is unique and bursting with the pandan flavor. San Shu Gong (Jonker Street)三叔公 📍Address:33, Lorong Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka

#fallishere You can't missed out on going to San Shu Gong in melaka. It is a popular snack shop selling all of melaka local delights and snacks. This shop is also a long established brand which explains why it was full of tourists and locals busy grabbing bags of differnt snacks and local biscuits or cookies. Do come by here and grab some great tibits or snacks for friends before heading home. You will be spoilt for choice!

#SingaporeThai city attractions Located in Malacca near Kuala Lumpur You can see many early colonial buildings🏘️ Especially in riverside places There are monuments such as the Dutch Red House, St. Paul's Church and the Maritime Museum🏡 Holland Red House Square There are many red buildings here There are also many small stalls and rickshaws🛺 Very characteristic and exotic After a round of tour Visit the famous food producer "Uncle Sam" We also had a delicious and sweet durian dessert 🍧 #OverseasTravel #Malacca #MalaysiaTravel