Komentar :
Harsha Puttagunta (22/02/2018 01:48)
Little pricy but very tasty food. Kids loved it. But the only complaint was that the food was very blant and not spicy
HACQ NADEGE (20/02/2018 11:56)
Great food and experience! Perfect to try different Nyonya food. We had the Nasi Lemak and the Nyonya Laksa! Both very tasty and great for us as not too much spicy.
The Pang Su Sie is delicious, as well as the Gula Melaka. Manager is great and give us so many information about Nyonya history and stories about Melaka. Really worth a visit!
Hafiz Zahari (15/02/2018 07:54)
Awesome place and services. Tasty food and cheap as well!
Richard Smittenaar (12/02/2018 09:28)
Good nyonya kueh, comparable quality to those we tried from shops not focused on the tourist trade, which was a welcome surprise. Tea is just from bags, though, and seems your choice is green tea or not-really-tea-at-all, the ginger and lemon at least did not have any actual tea leaves inside.
We arrived at 15:30 on a Monday and two of the five kuehs offered had already sold out. So perhaps better make it an early afternoon tea.
Overall, worth a visit, and particularly strongly recommended if you think you won't make it out to a local kuih shop at some point.
Steve Zdawczynski (23/01/2018 09:26)
Had a nice meal tasting local food. The family history is interesting and displayed on the wall. I will have to go back, there were too many things to try!
Mark Stedina (09/11/2017 01:40)
We had a great time here, eating delicacies on American Thanksgiving day. One of the jewels of Melaka!
ana mladenic (07/11/2017 16:12)
Food isn't very good for me, but presentation was amazing! Lady who work there was excellent.
Chu Gen Lim (15/10/2017 06:16)
Delicacies and teas are the highlight of this place. Cozy and warm environment makes it best for high tea. Staff working around here are friendly and provide superb service.
Kevin Ong (13/10/2017 15:54)
Not located along the main Jonker Street but they make up for it with authentic Peranakan food. Come here for good food paired with excellent hospitality. This outfit is owner operated and they put in a great effort with no expense to keep and do things well.
The Pai Tee (Top Hats) were fantastic and had 8 all to myself. Highly recommended. All kuehs also of good quality and value for money.
Callie O. (25/09/2017 13:20)
The peranakan dishes and kuih were really tasty and nicely presented. The tea set offers a sampling of all their Kuihs plus a small bowl of Mee Siam, served with a pot of tea. However it's a shame that the environment is not as pleasant, it is a bit dim and stuffy, lots of mosquitos flying around.
Eric Cheong (01/09/2017 05:50)
If you're craving for baba nyonya kuih, you cannot miss this place. Their kuih is excellent. Try their fry ku. First time for me and its heavenly.
Rick Ng (05/07/2017 10:13)
Back to the cafe second time, this time for the 3-tier English style high tea. I like how they try to promote traditional dishes and kueh (nyonya cakes) in order to preserve the Peranakan culture. Sad that most tourists who visited the place treated it like a restaurant without knowing Straits Affair's true mission.
Alex Peck (28/06/2017 10:23)
Best dessert I've had so far in Malaysia, hands down. I ordered the rice flour pancakes with banana and gula melaka caramel. (can't remember what they are called) The texture of the pancakes is amazing. They are light and slightly sticky, and match beautifully with the banana caramel and ice cream served with them. The owner and staff happily chatted with us, explaining their unique and traditional menu items and advising us on other places to visit. Trying this cafe is an absolute must for anyone visiting Malacca.
Dawn Lee (27/05/2017 04:40)
We had the afternoon tea set and it was excellent. All the kuih are freshly made with fresh ingredients (I can taste the difference). The service is excellent and the whole experience was just unforgettable !
Mark (20/05/2017 07:13)
Good service. They can offer vegetarian options for food such as the laksa
Shannon Chow (14/05/2017 07:47)
Very authentic Peranakan food. Limited choices but everything is good. We ordered Mee Siam, Peranakan pancakes, some kueh and cendol. The owners was very friendly and explained to us the history of the food and how they were made. A must visit!
Gab Tang (13/04/2017 07:12)
The Laksa is to die for. The fine bee hoon soaks up the laksa gravy perfectly.
Jess Gillett (06/04/2017 03:20)
The chicken stew here is delicious! A little oily but the flavour is great. I also tried the fried kueh sweets which were yum. The owner is lovely too.
Brenda Ang (20/02/2017 04:16)
Food was nice n delicious, but very limited choice. The service was quite disappointed though. A number of items ordered were not placed in order. We had to keep checking back with the servers to find out what was ordered and what was not. And the food were served very slowly. Some of us finished eating while others were not even served. The restaurant was not huge and there weren't that many customers there when we went in. We expected a better service base on the ratings and review posted by others.
Aurélien Lebeau (19/01/2017 10:48)
Great food, great history of the baba nyonnya !
Tommy Chooi (29/12/2016 07:11)
good food and nice environment. the banana kaya and pancake is highly recommended and the ayam ponteh as well
Edwin Tang (29/11/2016 04:59)
Nice cozy cafe with meticulous staff and great food! Rare gem
Hong Tran (17/11/2016 05:22)
Was recommended to visit Straits affair by Colin from 8 Herren street - old restoration building. Lovely ambience. Wonderful staff as they are so attentive, and so friendly! A family run business and they really take time to explain the history of the food business. Fantastic food! I tried the Nyonya laksa it was delicious and a little bit spicy in which they warned me prior to ordering it. Very happy with the recommendation and would definitely come again. A must try before leaving Melaka!