Melaka Trip Day 4
After our breakfast at Restoran Kok Keong, we had a simple plan for the morning. I wanted to revisit an old favourite barber in Kampung Jawa—a place that held years of quiet familiarity.
A Sad Discovery
When we arrived, we found the shop closed. Hoping it was just for the day, we asked a kind neighbour nearby.
It was then we learned the truth.
Uncle Tan had passed away.
The news hit harder than expected. He was more than just a barber—he was part of our past visits to Melaka; someone we had come to know over the years.
We stood there quietly for a moment, taking it in.
Rest in peace, Uncle Tan.
A Necessary Alternative
The morning was already warm, and with the heat rising quickly, we still needed to find a haircut. So we made our way to Little India, just a short distance away.
There, we found Kedai Gunting Rambut Nathan.
A Good Replacement
The shop was simple, no frills, and welcoming. A young Indian barber attended to me, taking care of what little hair I had left with care and attention.
The result was neat, comfortable, and exactly what we needed.
If you happened to be in the area, this was definitely a place we would recommend.
Moving On
It wasn’t the morning we had planned, but it was one that stayed with us.
Sometimes, travel wasn’t just about places—it was about the people we met along the way, and the memories they left behind.
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📍 Location:
Barber Tan You Hock - https://goo.gl/maps/tQpD1HoV9XJ4VZ9H6
Kedai Gunting Rambut Nathan - https://goo.gl/maps/GMa1d2NDJBfbDakY9
We do what we can to support local businesses, and it's always good to know that everyone here observes all related SOPs, it helps make us feel safer and reassured.
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