Best Mee Rebus in Melaka

Starting out with a food stall mounted on an improvised traditional tricycle, Hassan Mee Rebus is among one of the first to introduce mee rebus to Melaka back in the day. As of today, they have been around for over 40 years. Due to high demand, they gradually expanded into providing a dining area, placed in a revamped kampung house by the roadside. Putting that aside for now, you can definitely expect the best from their mee rebus, especially their tasty gravy! It comes in a plate of yellow noodles immersed in a mixture of sweet and spicy tasting curry gravy with a tantalising smell of dried shrimp. For a more relish appetite, if you are one of the early birds to arrive, add-ons such as cuttlefish may be requested.

One of the oldest coffee shops located few meters away from the aforementioned and boasting their stable existence for over 50 years! Restoran Ming Huat is popular for various local dishes and snacks, a place where you can have mee rebus for breakfast, pisang goreng as a tea time treat and nasi lemak for dinner! Unlike other places, their mee rebus possesses a fairly unique taste, including sweet, spicy, sour, salty and an adequate peanut taste that is simply divine! It goes perfectly well with their old school “stocking filter” coffee, too.

As spooky as it may sound, despite being anonymous, they were initially a famous mee rebus and cendol place that is stationed in front of a well known Chinese cemetery hill known as Bukit China. They decided to name themselves as Restoran Sakjna during a relocation and are now found at the opposite side of the road. Speaking of their mee rebus, it comes in a decent serving, distinguished by an aromatic smell of a thick and flavourful gravy with prawn fritters. Additionally, their regulars will opt for cendol to pair with a plate of mee rebus.

EY Cafe is used interchangeably with the name Mee Rebus Sentosa, facing the route of Melaka River Cruise. What more can you ask for when you can savour a plate of Mee Rebus Kampung Morten with an inexpensive scenic river view of Melaka? Besides that, there’s picturesque sightseeing for you to adore, including historical street arts painted on the walls of the preserved heritage buildings. In addition to that, their mee rebus is definitely a must-try when you’re here, and they are accredited for their flavourful gravy.

Restoran Ayoob is a mamak eatery offering all sorts of local dishes varying from roti canai to mee rebus and more. Do try their mee rebus when you’re here. Their serving is fairly appropriate for single consumption, and it is bathed with a blend of spicy, sweet and sour curry gravy, not too oily and with a moderate creamy taste.

Violet Station is a Muslimah boutique, in addition to a cafe. Besides adopting local staple food such as laksa that hails from Penang, you are able to get a taste of Mee Rebus Singapore from here too. The gravy is smooth, robust with flavour and it coats the noodles pretty well, without being too watery or concentrated. The effect is adequately moreish, portion is quite decent and reasonably priced. On top of that, made-to-order menu for kids is available based on special request as well.

Similar to the above, Restoran Line Clear Kampung Jawa is a Malaccan version of “line clear” restaurant, placed at the riverfront of Melaka. They are praiseworthy for their local cuisines such as mee rebus and rojak. Having said that, you will be dumbfounded by the mee rebus here. By the way, this is not the widely known “line clear” restaurant that we're talking about, but their mee rebus is not to be missed! It is topped with prawn fritters, curry gravy, and additionally, you can request for rojak sauce, too. If that is not satisfying enough, relish your appetite with a stick or two of satay kerang!