Melaka Tour: The Daily Fix Cafe

Melaka Tour : Visit The Daily Fix Cafe at Jonker Street during covid-19 pandemic lockdown.

On 19 April 2021, Malaysia is still under lockdown due to corona virus outbreak. However, we decided to have a coffee outside of the house, thus, we drove to Jonker Street and pay a visit to this famous The Daily Fix Cafe with my 10 months’ old Baby Devan.

I was from Johor, thus not so familiar with where to go in Melaka and what to eat in Melaka, I followed my aunt Kelly Lim and we entered this cafe hidden behind the souvenir shop name Next KK Sdn Bhd in Jonker Street. The souvenir shop is closed, and the cafe has only us and another table of customers, basically, we are the only customers during the 1 hour session in The Daily Fix Cafe.

The main purpose of this visit basically was to bring my baby for some fresh air outside of home.

He was the happiest person of course.

Some photos to share:

Above: Me and my happy Baby Devan

Above: Baby Devan

Above: Fish & Chips

Above: Signature Hot Latte – taste so good

Above: Gula Melaka Cake at The Daily Fix Cafe – Taste so good too!

Above: Durian Cake at The Daily Fix Cafe – taste so good!  For me is a must try!

Above: The baby chair is provided at The Daily Fix Cafe. It is made of rattan. It is a very unique and beutiful art piece.

Total I paid RM 19.10 + RM 56.70 = RM 75.80. It is reasonably priced and really happy with the price, services and ambience.

If you are taking any of our Melaka Tours such as One Day Transit tour from Malaysia airport to Melaka,  Melaka 1 day Tour Package , or or any tour packages from On Tour Malaysia which involve a visit to Melaka’s Jonker Street, I would highly recommend you to have a cup of coffee at this special small cafe hidden from the main street of Jonker Walk.

Worth the visit, really nice cafe and a lot of nice pictures can be captured.

Above: We are the only customers in The Daily Fix Cafe.

Above: No one else walking on Jonker Street, we are the only few. Feeling safe and happy at the same time feeling sad for all the vendors who don’t have any customers during the covid-19 pandemic.