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Limbongan Hailam Kopitiam Chicken Rice Balls

Last updated on December 16, 2019 by Alvin L

When tourists visit Melaka, most of them would look for chicken rice balls as it’s one of the more popular dishes in Melaka. One good place to consume such delicacy is at Limbongan Hailam Kopitiam.

It’s actually more of a small stall located in a row of shops called Kompleks Niaga Limbongan.

chicken rice ball in melaka
In the image above, you can see two shop lots. The chicken rice stall is on the right. Taken with a HTC smartphone.

It’s super popular that you may not even find a seat on a normal working day! Some people would wait around for a table; others would go to the roti canai stall right beside it.

Check out my article on what to eat for breakfast in Melaka to have a look at the roti canai! It’s pretty damn delicious to be honest.

If you can stand the wait at Limbongan Hailam Kopitiam, you should try the chicken rice balls. The wait is definitely not as bad as the one in Jonker Street.

If your friend wants to try the chicken rice, but you’re more of a toast bread person, fret not. The chicken rice stall is actually inside a shop selling the regular kopitiam food, like toast bread and soft boiled eggs. There are curry noodles and other stuff as well.

limbongan hailam kopitiam chicken rice ball
That’s how chicken rice balls look like. You order based on how many “balls” you want. Taken with a Nikon D3400.

 

limbongan hailam kopitiam chicken rice balls
Look at that gorgeous steamed chicken. That’s how it’s generally served here. You can request for bigger portions for sure (e.g. half chicken).

 

limbongan hailam kopitiam toast bread
Toasted bread with butter and kaya. It’s quite thin compared to other shops, so you can order more of them.

 

limbongan hailam kopitiam soft boiled eggs
Arguably the best-formed soft boiled eggs I’ve tried. They have the right timing in steaming those eggs and it comes out like that every time.

 

limbongan hailam kopitiam
All time favourite is Teh Ais!

 

Opening hours: 

Closed on Monday

5 am to 1.30 pm

Location: 3123C, Jalan Limbongan, Kampung Limbongan, 75250 Melaka, Malaysia

 

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