Melaka Trip Day 1
After returning from Kuala Terengganu—and subsequently testing positive for COVID 19 in late November—we had spent most of our time indoors. Even through Christmas and right up to New Year’s, we stayed home, venturing out only for essential errands and to celebrate Cat’s birthday.
By now, we were eager to move on from that chapter. Still mindful of staying safe, we made a spur of the moment decision to book an Airbnb apartment in Melaka for the weekend.
A Lesson Learned
From our previous trip, we had learned something important.
This time, we chose an Airbnb that came with a washing machine, allowing us to maintain our usual routine:
- Shower immediately after outings
- Change clothes
- Wash everything right away
For now, hotel stays were off the list.
A Quick Stop Before the Journey
Before we could head south, I had a scheduled medical check up at KPJ Tawakkal Specialist Hospital. By the time I was done, it was already noon, and we began our drive to Melaka.
It had been a while since I last drove—something I hadn’t done since our previous trip—and it felt good to be back behind the wheel.
Lunch at Air Keroh R&R
About halfway through the journey, we stopped at Air Keroh R&R for lunch.
After a short walk around the stalls, we settled on a classic Malaysian spread:
- Cat had Nasi Lemak with Sotong (squid) – RM5.50
- I chose Nasi Lemak with Ayam Goreng Berempah – RM4.00
- Brendan went for Nasi Kandar with Fried Chicken – RM6.00
- Drinks came up to RM6.70
Total: RM22.20 (≈ USD5.40/EUR4.70)
Everyday Food Done Right
It was a simple meal—nothing fancy—but it was exactly what we loved: everyday food for the everyday person.
Affordable, satisfying and familiar.
Onward to Melaka
With lunch done, we got back on the road and continued our leisurely drive toward Melaka town.
It wasn’t rushed. It wasn’t complicated.
Just the open road ahead—and a quiet sense that we were finally moving forward again.
Stay tuned—Melaka adventures begin next! 🚗✨
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