*from my StarMetro Sept’10 article
This stall wasn’t easy to find. It is located within a Nyonya house compound in Bukt Rambai. If you’re not local, chances are, you would have trouble finding the place. Don’t worry, I took the liberty of keying in the GPS Coordinates (yes, you’re most welcomed!).
Auntie Koh
Auntie Koh operates her stall from 12-2pm on weekends, so get there early or risk leaving empty-handed. Since she mans the stall alone, be prepared to wait for your cendol. Or you can ‘self-service’ and collect it yourself.
The cendol (RM1.80) was top-notch. I have never eaten cendol this rich before. The green starch noodles were redolent of pandan leaves extract, while the lusciously thick and fragrant Gula Melaka (palm sugar) left a lingering sweetness in my mouth. Best.Cendol.Ever!! Auntie Koh uses fresh coconut milk for her cendol — no wonder it’s so good. 
Apart from cendol, she also sells tai bak (RM1.20), a Peranakan dessert comprising colourful flour noodles in pandan syrup. Curious, I ordered a bowl to try. The noodles are made from three types of flour – rice, tapioca and wheat. It looks a bit like loh shi fun (rats tail noodle), but is a lot thinner. These flour noodles usually come in red, pink, white and yellow colour, but Auntie Koh only makes them in red and white.
Tastewise, I found this a bit plain next to the cendol. rif liked it, so I concluded that it might be a Peranakan thing, since our other two friends (non Peranakans) also found it average.
Ambiance: 4/10
Price: 5/10
Food: 7.5/10
Verdict: Possibly the richest bowl of cendol I’ve eaten!
Jalan Batang Tiga,
Kampung Bukit Rambai,
75250 Melaka
GPS Coordinates: N02 14.795 E102 11.512
*The stall is located just before S.R.J.K Bukit Rambai
Another place you should try is the cendol bukit cina.
Hi,
I agree with your comments. I was lucky enough to try it, as highly recommended by a friend from Malacca.
The only concern, I wonder how will she manage, after being reviewed by you… since the customers are already flocking in… ;-P
Lovinlife – LOL…true la. I think we might have to self service!
TY – I heard about that cendol too. Should go try it when I'm in Malacca next.
Does it open during weekday?
Unfortunately Aunty Koh only opens shop during weekends. Even then, only for 2 hours. So best to get there when she opens at 11am.
Hi, Bangsar Babe,
Look at your blog, I have just tried the cendol yesterday. It was very nice, good recommendation! I am wonder whether you have her contact as i need to contact Aunty Koh urgently because I might left something valuable in her stall.
Hope you are able to help up. Thanks alot.
Hi Lau,
Glad you enjoyed the cendol. I’m afraid I don’t have Aunty Koh’s contact number.
I hope you get your valuables back.
Oh…thanks for your reply…Ya i have searching since yesterday and suspect left there but not sure how can contact aunty kor…