The restaurant is called ‘Ee Ji Ban‘ and they appear to be Muslim friendly too as various Malay celebrities have eaten here before. And since it’s located in Melaka, you can expect to find chicken rice balls in the menu too.

Besides chicken rice ball, Ee Ji Ban also serves a range of Nyonya dishes such as cili garam, sambal petai, cincalok omelette and asam pedas. 

Price wise I’d say they are above average and definitley not as cheap as the others in town. 

Chicken rice balls are 30 cents each. It might feel cheap but the minimum order is 10 so the rice alone will cost you RM3. If you don’t fancy the rice balls, it’s also available in the normal loose form at RM1.

Personally, I like my rice as it is but I guess there’s really no harm in trying something out of the ordinary once in a while.

I dont mind to pay more for the good service and delicious food. High recommended when you guys in melaka!