Kneading Peace Café & Guesthouse — Restaurant in Malacca

We came here by chance and was really awed at how beautiful the place was! We really enjoyed the volunteers’ warm welcome and appreciated being able to try their ice creams! I can’t remember what ice cream I got, but it was pink and yellow! Really nice haha We also tried their iced latte and it met usual cafe standards! It was really lovely to have a chat with one of the founders and communicate about their mission as well as the nature of social enterprises. They even led us upstairs to see their gallery and to sit on their rooftop! At the end of our visit, the cofounder gave us each a postcard which we really appreciated

We are really honoured to be their first guest staying at the room. All we can say is FANTASTIC! I love everything about the room, services and the food! The room is just upstair of the cafe. The outdoor shower? AWESOME! It really gives the boho vibes, but still private enough. The breakfast is also included in the package to which I can say super TASTY! The homemade swiss bread, pizza & coffee. Chef kiss! Also, we are very grateful to have Mr Zam & Miss Manon as our host. Very friendly, helpful and just awesome fellas. Feels right at home! Yes, we will definitely repeat our stay there, at least stop by for the food at the cafe. Last time we didnt get to try the sorbet. In addition, the place is just walking distance to Jonker Street and most shops. Totally...

Lovely place. Very welcoming. They have vegan food here. The focaccia is very tasty, and the vegan pizza was nice too. The passion fruit sorbet was very nice. Service a little chaotic, mentioned a few times that we want the vegan options and then we were asked if we want honey for the tea. We also got a small ice cream cone biscuit which the tea which I doubt is vegan. Asked if we can have the sorbet whilst we wait for the food, but we got it at the very end. Had to wait a long time for the tea as well. Everyone was very friendly and the food and atmosphere was lovely. There is a small art exhibition upstairs...