Medan Portugis / Portuguese Settlement
To the west of downtown Melaka, the portuguese decendants founded their own settlement in the 1930s. Interesting evening trip to Medan Portugis to have a feast in the various portuguese seafood restaurants. Nothing to see, it′s all about the people and goooood food.
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- big anual event: Fiesta San Pedro on june 29th&30th
- easiest way to get there is by taxi or Bus #17 to Jalan Albuquergue
- after the excellent food stop by Celine’s Bar for a game of pool and mingle with the friendly locals
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ivy |
hi, i had go to this place 2 weeks ago, its total got 10 stall in the place, but the best stall is the number 1 juz near the seaside. The seafood is very fresh n the favour is quite difference from malaysia’s others cruise and quite cheap also. By ivy on Dec 04, 2007
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