Calanthe Art Cafe

Revisited them 2 years later. Unique concept of trying different states coffee and there is a difference in taste indeed.Kopi o kosong tasted nicer and stronger/roasted than the perek kopi c kosong Ice but personal preference. Like how it looks so frothy despite being a kopi o.Didn't realise this but the sweet sago dessert is a FANTASTIC combination with the bitter kopi o kosong, nicely contrasting :D

Loved the ambience of the place. It's filled with many collectable items. Rather eccentric, but I loved the vibes. Food was tasty. I loved my curry laksa. My nephew enjoyed his buttermilk chicken. The starters were awesome, too. We had the popcorn chicken and vegetable samosas. Overall, I like this place. Highly recommended.

Close to 5 stars. Very near Jonker walk! 👍🏻 perfect for breakfast!Has a wide variety of coffees here which was very tasty and toasty too! Food wise pretty normal. I had the Roti Canai. While my girlfriend had the toast and bread set.Atmosphere and surrounding deco was 💯Recommend to try if staying nearby, confirm better then hotel breakfast

📍 ᴄᴀʟᴀɴᴛʜᴇ ᴀʀᴛ ᴄᴀꜰᴇ- If you’re a coffee lover wandering the colorful streets of Melaka, Calanthe Art Cafe is one of those rare gems that feels like a secret you’re glad to discover. I dropped by for a mid-afternoon caffeine fix and was completely charmed. Not just by the coffee, but the whole vibe of the place. They serve coffee from all 13 Malaysian states (how cool is that?), and I tried two different blends. Each had its own distinct character, nuanced, rich, and full of stories in every sip. My pick? The Melaka and Sabah blends.The café itself is like stepping into an art journal. The walls are covered in hand-painted murals, eclectic decor spills into every corner, and the space pulses with creativity. It’s cozy, bohemian, and slightly chaotic in the best way, like an artist’s dream studio turned into a coffee haven. Staff were super friendly and welcoming, which added to the experience. I didn’t come for the food this time, but honestly, this is a spot I’d return to just for the coffee and ambiance.A must-visit for anyone into coffee culture, cozy nooks, and artistic vibes. Come for the brew, stay for the atmosphere.

Hi! These are my experiences after coming here 4 times, with families and friends!! :DBefore that, this shop serves alcohol but there's NO PROK NO LARD and a lot of muslim customers eat here. If you're unsure, don't eat here. End of story.1. Order by scanning qr. You can ask the waiter if you're unsure or have questions. They are all friendly and professional. I started coming here from 2022 until 2025. Not much has changed, but come on weekdays on noon/afternoon for less crowd (there will still be crowd sometimes so it depends on your luck, really).2. The Claypot Asam Pedas Fish with rice is SO GOOD! I ordered it every time I came here. Throughout the years, the quality stays the same, but I feel like they had increased the portion, which was pleasant. The buttermilk chicken's sauce is so thick! The Nyonya Laksa is also goood! The chicken with cheese is also juicy, the meat was not dry, and the fries were so filling! Price is also very reasonable.Unfortunately, I am not a fan of coffee, so I couldn't really rate their caffeine drinks.3. Parking was hard. Weekdays or weekends, you'll get lucky to even get a parking near there. I usually park futher away, walking around 5 - 10 minutes to reach the cafe. It's still worth it. I wouldn't say it is wheelchair accessible since we had to climb some stairs to enter the cafe. I'm not sure if there are ramps, sorry.4. The interior design is so nice, me and my friends always take pictures at the back. The ambience, the music, and the atmosphere are so calm. Love every second of it.That is all from me. Enjoy!