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Asam Pedas Pak Dollah

4.6 163 reviews 05:30 PM - 10:30 PM Jalan TW2, Kampung Bachang Pasir Puteh, 75350 Melaka, Malaysia

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Asam Pedas Pak Dollah has carved a niche for itself in the heart of Melaka, serving a delightful array of authentic Asam Pedas dishes. Nestled in Jalan TW2, Kampung Bachang Pasir Puteh, this quaint restaurant is well-loved for its coastal flavors and village ambiance. The signature dish, Asam Pedas, features choice fish options, such as the fresh ikan bawal and stingray, with prices starting at MYR 15.90. The Johor-style preparation offers a balanced flavor profile, making it accessible even for those wary of spice.

Customers frequently highlight the friendly atmosphere, with some calling it a charming village eatery. While the service may experience delays during peak hours, the inviting space compensates with a laid-back vibe perfect for enjoying meals with friends. The sambal tumis is another fan-favorite, and many return for its aromatic allure. Diners like Rizal and Liyana praise the quality consistency, while reviews from Nur Nazirah suggest a desire for bolder flavors.

Despite some minor service hiccups, the captivating menu, especially the signature Asam Pedas, makes Asam Pedas Pak Dollah a must-visit for anyone in search of a taste of Melaka's depths.

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Outdoor seating
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Great tea selection

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Dinner
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Dinner
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Casual
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Reviews for Asam Pedas Pak Dollah

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Review highlights

Based on 163 reviews

Asam Pedas Pak Dollah in Melaka is widely recognized for its authentic kampung-style ambiance and diverse menu, particularly its signature Johor-style Asam Pedas dishes such as ikan pari. The restaurant garners praise for consistently delivering flavorful and well-prepared sour and spicy dishes, with loyal patrons appreciating the variety beyond just asam pedas, including Thai-influenced options and unique items like Kuey Teow Kungfu. While portions generally satisfy moderate appetites, some reviewers note that the spice level and broth richness can be milder or less memorable than expected. Service tends to slow down during peak hours, and seating can be limited, yet the welcoming residential setting and reasonable parking add to the overall positive dining experience.

MOHD HADAYADDIN

Oct 17, 2025

Kampung style kedai makan, nice place (inside taman there is a kampung ) easy to parking & lot of menu (quite surprising actually) Service kind off slow during peak hour Recomend masak asam

Rizal “Riz 1%er Los Perros MC” Daud

Aug 30, 2025

Food is good, but if you come late you would probably have to wait awhile for the food to be served. It's a small restaurant, but patrons are always full. Asam Pedas is cooked the Johor style and not Malacca. Signature dishes are Asam Pedas Ikan Pari, Kangkung Belacan and Sambal Telur.

Nur Nazirah Hanim bt Mohd Nasir

Aug 15, 2025

They offer a variety of dishes ranging from Thai cuisine to Asam Pedas, with several fish options for the Asam Pedas. I tried the ikan pari (stingray) Asam Pedas. The portion was decent—enough for two adults if you're not big eaters. The broth had a mild asam flavor and wasn’t spicy at all. It felt like a safe, average dish—nothing particularly memorable. Personally, I would’ve preferred a thicker, more flavorful soup. The stall is located a bit deep inside a village, but it’s still quite easy to find. What made the visit amusing was that we had to call the waiters multiple times just to place our order—and funnier still, they sometimes forgot it altogether. That said, it’s a calm, laid-back spot to hang out with friends and enjoy some Asam Pedas. I’d rate it 3 out of 5.

Nur Syahida

Jul 14, 2025

"The village shop, but located in the residential area. The best sour and spicy dishes are available, Asam pedas The delicious fried fish sambal is a must-try. The shop opens from 5:30 PM to 10:30 PM, closed on Fridays."

Liyana Zurusdi

Jul 05, 2025

My personal best Asam Pedas in Malacca Been here for so many times, and never disappoint. This time i’m trying something different fm usual, which is Kuey Teow Kungfu. Anddd surprisingly, also delicious . Their cekodok also good.