Portuguese Settlement, Melaka

Good place for food and drinks. Fresh crab and seafood available.

Portuguese Settlement id situated in an area of Ujong Pasir, Malacca. The villagers are mixed Portuguese and Malay/Indian heritage (descendants of the Portuguese who colonized Malacca in 1511), and they speak Portuguese.Visitors come here for Portuguese foods at evening time.

The first bullet for New Year's Eve 2020 trip ～ Malacca, Malaysia. After dinner, I went to the mall, and then went back to the hotel. I saw that the time was still a little early. I simply went to the Portuguese village next to the hotel to see it. This village is all descendants of the original Portuguese. Now it is all seafood stalls. It is very late at night. There are still many diners, blowing the sea breeze. Eat some seafood. Very comfortable.

The Portuguese Settlement is a cultural enclave in Melaka, Malaysia. Home to descendants of Portuguese colonists, it preserves traditions through vibrant festivals, delicious cuisine, and colorful architecture, offering a unique glimpse into Melaka's multicultural history.

Called Mini Lisbon, this is where the descendants of the Portuguese live in Malacca. The best time to go here is around Christmas. The reason is that the existing houses will be decorated.

Maybe the epidemic relationship, there are not many tourists here, and when you enter the village, the store is constantly competing for customers. There are several Portuguese people who deal with it, but the one we eat is opened by Chinese. The things are more heavy and the Hong Kong people may not be used to it. Macau's Portuguese cuisine is still delicious, and the Portuguese village of Malacca is still close to Southeast Asian tastes. In addition, I tried mango juice, which was also 10 points sweet.