Chinatown here is small, and very touristy.A lot of food places and cheap souvenirs.The only highlight for me were the old buildings which are worth checking out.

If a visitor to Malaysia only has time for one Chinatown, this should be it. It is small, non threatening, and very easy to see in a short visit. Gives a good overall idea of the Chinese community n Malaysia

The best part are the streets off Jonker Street as they are full of very interesting shops from antiques to art galleries. The temple of Cheng Hoon Teng which dates back to 1646 can also be found in Chinatown. Around the corner is the Sri Poyyatha Venayagar Moorthi Temple, built in 1781 is one of the first Hindu temples built... More

Always nice to visit chinatown but it is nothing special.

love this part of melaka. it is small enough to walk around, but yet so many things to see and so many food to try. lots of museum too. bring a cap along as there isn't much shelter along this area.

contains mansions, building, and a lot of foods stalls, make this place living. Less crowded at week days, but when came to weekend, when the Jonker street night market is operate, the place suddenly change: quiet to busy and crowded. Asam laksa noodles at the corner is the best at Malacca town. Foods in cheap price.

Although good food is everywhere, if you're aching for noodles this is definitely where you'll find them.

I went that place with 3 of my friends 1 year ago~that place are really full of chinese characteristic~there sell difference type of foods and really dilicious~at that place we can saw many buildings that already very old~there also sell cloths and things that make you remember Melaka~

Nothing in common with the chinese town in KL. Authentic chinese street. Good restaurants.