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What Our Travelers Say
I participated in the After Dark Food Tour and had a great evening. The tour includes a big variety of different cuisines that represent the mix if cultures in Malacca. Our guide was super friendly and the food delicious so I would totally recommend it! Definitely come with an empty stomach!

Hendrik S
Australia
Melaka After-Dark Food Tour
Smooth day with a flexible route. We saw the essentials and added a chicken rice ball stop by request. The guide mixed facts with simple local stories and kept us ahead of crowds. Air-conditioned comfort made a big difference. We paused for river views and photos, then ended near Jonker with ideas for dessert. Covered plenty without feeling tired. Ideal for families or hot days.

Marco Rossi
Italy
Private Melaka Car Tour
A thoughtful food walk that connected taste to place. We sampled charcoal toast, kuih, and chicken rice balls while learning Peranakan stories along Harmony Street. The guide kept us engaged, checked dietary needs, and found shady routes. Finished with cendol and a short list of stalls to revisit.
Come hungry. Portions are fair, timing is calm, and the storytelling makes each bite meaningful.

Laura Bennett
United Kingdom
Melaka Flavours Food and Culture Tour
We had such a great time in Melaka! The trip was fun and full of discoveries , from local food to fascinating stories about the culture. Our guide was friendly and made everything even more enjoyable. Highly recommend!

Adriana
United Kingdom
Melaka UNESCO City Free Walking Tour
Loved the mix of sit-down tastings and street eats. We started cozy at Wild Coriander, walked the river, then tried classic stalls without long waits. The guide explained what we ate and why it matters here, plus hygiene tips and how to order. Night photos turned out lovely. Portions were fair, pace steady, and we ended with cendol and a cheerful riverside group photo. Good value and very organized.

Olivia Harris
United Kingdom
Melaka After-Dark Food Tour
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Featured Guides
Meet our knowledgeable tour guides, who are passionate about sharing their love for Melaka

"I'll make you fall in love with Singapore faster than you can say 'laksa', guaranteed!"
Byron Koh
COO & Singapore Tourist Guide

"I'll make you fall in love with Singapore faster than you can say 'laksa', guaranteed!"
Byron Koh
COO & Singapore Tourist Guide

"I'll make you fall in love with Singapore faster than you can say 'laksa', guaranteed!"
Byron Koh
COO & Singapore Tourist Guide

I’m John, a true Melakan at heart. Walk with me through timeless streets and taste the heritage that keeps this UNESCO city alive. Let’s go.
John
Veteran Storyteller

I am Mimi! I mix food, stories, and culture. Let’s wander heritage lanes, taste classics, and laugh our way through Melaka’s true flavours!!
Mimi
The Melaka Expert

I’m KC, your night-time foodie buddy. Follow me past riverside lights for sizzling bites, sweet treats, and local gems after dark. Let’s go!
KC
The Food Lover

Why Explore Melaka?
Once the jewel of the Straits of Melaka, this UNESCO World Heritage city witnessed the rise and fall of three great empires. Today, Melaka pulses with Peranakan traditions and culinary secrets passed down through generations of multicultural families.
Population: 1 million
Language: English, Mandarin, Malay
Climate: Tropical, hot and humid year-round.
Temperature: 23-31°C (73-88°F)

Fun Fact
The name "Melaka" comes from the Melaka tree, a name given by the city's founder who was inspired by a brave mouse deer he saw there.
Riverside Romance
The historic Malacca River, once filled with trading vessels, now features colorful murals and cafes celebrating the city's multicultural legacy.
Living Religious Harmony
Buddhist temples, Islamic mosques, Hindu shrines, and colonial churches coexist peacefully within walking distance of each other.
Culinary Time Machine
Family recipes blend Chinese techniques with Malay spices, creating authentic dishes like asam pedas and pai tee that define Nyonya cuisine.
Peranakan Cultural Heart
The Baba-Nyonya heritage shines through beadwork, kebaya fashion, and traditions that showcase a culture found only in Southeast Asia.
Heritage Architecture Paradise
Dutch colonial buildings stand beside Chinese shophouses, while Portuguese ruins tell tales of maritime conquest and spice trade fortunes.













