Top 10 Shoppings
Mahkota Parade Shopping Mall
One of Malacca’s first shopping malls, Mahkota Parade houses almost 200 stores, including international brands, food-and-beverage outlets and entertainment centres. Opened in 1994, the four-storey shopping mall was recently refurbished to embrace a modern, sleeker look, and with new exciting tenants onboard, it is set to take the shopping scene in Malacca by storm.
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Dataran Pahlawan
Dataran Pahlawan is an ultra-modern shopping mall that stands out in the middle of the historical city of Malacca. Surrounded by historical sites such as A’Famosa and St. Paul’s Hill, the nine-storey mall is filled with international retail outlets, entertainment centres, food and beverages outlets and souvenir shops which caters to visitors of all ages.
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Jonker Gallery
Jonker Gallery has pretty clothes in flowing prints as well as bags, footwear and home décor in every colour under the sun that are sure to catch your eye. Also boasting a range of cutesy charms and fashion trinkets, Jonker Gallery has four outlets on Jonker Street alone.
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Hatten Square Suites & Shoppes
Hatten Square Suites and Shoppes is a four-storey shopping mall located along Jalan Merdeka, right in the middle of Malacca City Centre. Occupying the bottom levels of the massive mixed development complex, the shopping mall is the latest addition to the growing number of modern shopping sites in the historically rich World UNESCO Heritage City, and with a location so strategic, it is set to be one of the more popular landmarks of Malacca.
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Tan Kim Hock Product Centre
For unique, yet inexpensive souvenirs from Malacca, Tan Kim Hock Product Centre in Jalan Laksamana Cheng Ho is every visitor’s best bet. Located just five minutes from the city centre, it is also known as ‘red place’ by the locals due to its massive scarlet building. With over 100 local food products under its roof, locals and tourists frequent this place to shop for high-quality bites and goodies.
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Tourists take a rest here after a walk along the Jonker Street. Nice pit stop on a hot day: air conditioned, clean and spacious. The refreshing lime juice is served in their original bottles.Chinese snacks are very good here, especially the durian cendol. There are a lot of local snacks like pineapple tart, different peanuts snacks and different types of sauces. Next to it is a small store also run by them, selling souvenirs and nice cute dolls.
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Nirvana Collection
Nirvana Collection specialises in handmade kebaya Nyonya attire, which reflects the unique blend of cultural influences - Chinese, Malay, Indonesian and Western.
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LW Nyonya Pineapple Tarts House
Pineapple tart is an all time local favourite loved by many. As a matter of fact, it is a dainty treat, with a crumbly buttery pastry and a tangy jam that is adequately sweet to taste! It was initially introduced as an open faced tart which is usually topped with a lattice (made with thinly sliced pastry) and eventually, the rolled version with jam filling in the center is made available too. Last but not least, this bite-sized goodness have been compiled for you to indulge into the best pineapple tarts in Melaka!
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Melaka Batik House
A traditional art form and an integral part of Malaysian culture, batik is any type of fabric imprinted with colourful patterns through the application of wax and dye. A creative medium appreciated by many, if you’re keen on learning and purchasing some pieces then we know the perfect place: Melaka Batik House. Situated in Ayer Keroh, it is in the vicinity of Melaka International Trade Centre (MITC), so follow the signs leading to MITC if you’re driving. Parking spaces are aplenty, and it is surrounded by other local attractions – the Melaka International Bowling Centre and Melaka Planetarium are some that are within walking distance.
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Orang Utan House
Established in 1992 as an art house gallery by Malacca born artist Charles Cham, the Orang Utan House is a studio gallery for Charles’ works, but it’s the brightly painted exterior that first catches your eye. Painted in sunshine yellow with a large orange utan mural painting on the outside, it is the one of the most recognisable buildings in Malacca and a must-see for all who visits this World Heritage City.
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