Wednesday, July 26, 2006
Parameswara... Alfonso de Albuquerque... Laksamana Cheng Ho... those were the names that cracked my head in the
Sejarah subject.
Forget about past... I can easily name you the yummiest food of the historical city~
Satay celup, Chicken Rice Ball, Umbai Grilled Fish, the midnight Fatty Char Siew Rice, Baba Durian Chendol, Nyonya Laksa... etc... etc... It's just like another Penang down south, with a different set of menu on your dining table.
This time around, with two lengluis, we had this...
~Durian Cendol~
...before heading to our next station~~
Next Station: Unplugged Pizza @ the Coconut House~~
The Coconut House is located at the Heeren Street, right next to Jonker Street. The old shophouse has a one-of-a-kind interior, which can only be found in the olden days. Can you imagine, having a coconut tree and a well in the middle of your house?
After consulting the waiter, we got to know that
the coconut tree is much younger than the shophouse itself~ Hehe.
Well... it looks kinda spooky at times, reminding me of Sadako...
Here's what the Coconut House is famous for:
the Unplugged Pizza~!
We ordered two most popular pizzas among its customers:
Margheritta & Hawaiian Pizza
Margheritta: Tomato, Mozzarella & Fresh Basil
Hawaiian: Tomato, Mozzarella, Onion, Pineapple & Chicken Ham
Exotic Taste: It goes well with coconut drink
If this is what they called an "Unplugged" pizza...
How would a "Plugged" pizza look like?
Electrifying~!
After the meal at Coconut House, we were already full. So, we scrapped our initial plan of having Satay Celup and headed back to KL straightaway...
kinda miss malacca...
Posted by
afser |
Saturday, July 29, 2006 5:24:00 AM
yea... i guess you can never find a second place like that. it's a great place to chill out over the weekend~~
Posted by
naVICgaTOR |
Saturday, July 29, 2006 9:52:00 AM