Best Mille Crepes in Melaka

A cozy cafe, the coffee house is furnished with rattan chairs and little wooden tables. Decorated with vintage records, photographs of Old Malaya and iconic Hollywood stars, the cafe gives off an old school, early 1900's feel that the new generation may not be familiar with. Nonetheless, we could easily get used to this. Coffee beans used are of Italian dark roast - thus sowing a strong aroma that lingers from your cuppas. Hot food is minimal here as the cafe's forte is in its desserts. You'll be able to find some sandwiches here too.

Of course we couldn't leave out THE patisserie cafe that ultimately introduced mille crepes to Malaysia. When Nadeje first opened, the cafe was hit by a sandstorm of favourable reviews and unending pours of eager patrons. Since then, they have expanded to our capital city. Despite that, many KL-ites reckon that nothing beats the 'original' Nadeje in Malacca. With many choices and flavours to choose from, Nadeje hits all the right notes with its signature Original flavor which is a classic favourite amongst others such as Musang King Durian, Tiramisu, Salted Caramel and Almond, Lavender, Earl Grey and so on. For a stronger punch of flavor, try their Rum & Raisin which consists of a well-balanced combination of the two main flavours. 

Behold, Malacca's first dog cafe! Huskitory was originally a regular pet store which offers grooming services (not just for huskies). Since mid-2015, the store expanded into a little pet cafe and has since hopped onto the chain of upcoming pet cafes. If you love dogs, this is the cafe for you. Huskitory feeds both humans and dogs, though the doggy menu is more extensive. At the moment, only cakes and beverages are available for human consumption.