Dining
Malacca is a heady melange of Dutch, Portuguese, English, Chinese, Indian and Malay - a repository of much colonial heritage and custom intertwined with local practice. Its rich history is reflected in many facets of the city including its cuisine.
In particular, the delicious Nyonya cuisine has developed in Malacca from the intermarriage of the Malays and early Chinese settlers over centuries, creating a distinctive culture known as Peranakan. Nyonya recipes are complicated affairs, often requiring many hours of preparation and blending of aromatic spices and fragrant leaves and roots.
The Majestic Malacca invites you to delight in the exquisite melding of robust and subtle flavours in a superb range of Nyonya dining experiences. |
| |
|
The Mansion
The dining room, with its original Straits Settlement windows overlooking the Malacca River and Kampung Morten, offers a casual atmosphere for breakfast and dinner. Gourmet travellers will be well catered for, as dishes from the Portuguese, Dutch, English, and Baba-Nyonya cultures are combined in an adventurous menu that takes guests on a true culinary journey of the region. Savour the freshest ingredients infused with a rich combination of spices and aromas in an eclectic selection of Nyonya appetisers, soups, salads and colourful Nyonya desserts. This venue accommodates up to 106 persons and has two private dining room options.
|
 |
| |
The Lounge at The Mansion
Located at the heart of the hotel, The Lounge at The Mansion presents an inviting space, ideal for midday refreshments, afternoon tea or just conversation.
|
 |
| |
|
The Bar at The Mansion
Positioned near the entrance of the hotel, The Bar at The Mansion is the perfect place to unwind and relax, warmly welcoming guests for a round of drinks and a casual chat. The environment is created in traditional colonial style and provides a luxurious location to relax and choose from an extensive range of whiskey, cocktails and other drinks – a wonderfully comfortable setting in which to plan your next activity or review the day that has passed. |
 |
|
