Malay in Flushing
- Monday:11AM–10PM
- Tuesday:11AM–10PM
- Wednesday:11AM–10PM
- Thursday:11AM–10PM
- Friday:11AM–10PM
- Saturday:11AM–10PM
- Sunday:11AM–10PM
Malay in other cities:
A place to go eat if you want authentic Malaysian food at reasonable price. Only drawback, tables are too cramped. Highly recommend Char Kueh Teow with cockles, Malaysian satay (not Thai!), Pork with Yam (a rare dish) and Kangkung Belachan. Skip the Squid Sambal - 90% onions & tomato sause (not even sambal sauce) and the squid were just a few pieces.
Best Malaysian Cuisine around. Authentic and consistently the best. Must try, roti Canai, duck, sea bass with chiles, and the famous Hainan Chicken!
NOT COMING BACK!!Went here and ordered beef & chicken rendang. Beef is tough & dry. Both beef and chicken dish are cold like it came out of the fridge. What’s more disappointing is the TIPPING POLICY of 15% minimum whether you are happy or not with the food and service.
Small doorway into this great Malaysian Chinese restaurant. Good food, price and services. The ABC desert is a fun food after a heavy meal.
I thought it was okay kind of disappointed with the curry noodles I got. The roti was pretty good. Place is a bit hard to find hole in the wall. The waiters were very friendly.Update: I started coming back more. guess it was just a bad day the other days I came back food was on point!
Excellent hole in the wall Malaysian fare with the best Hainan chicken rice and sambal okra with shrimp Ive had in the west
Delicious Southeast Asian food. Authentic, aromatic and about as good to home cooked as you get, without the 19 hours flight back for the real thing. Friendly service too.
Quaint Malaysian place it is a small restaurant. The food was good but the roti canai was frozen and they just reheat it. The service was bad like other people mentioned had to ask for water 5 times to get it. But overall the experience was okay and would go back
No frills Chinese Malaysian food, consistently delicious. Cheap prices, good portions. My favorite dishes are the nasi lemak, keow tieh, and beef flank curry rice. They also have some shaved ice drinks in the summer.
Restaurant is small and kind of deteriorated but You definitely the bang for your buck here. Food is decent.
I been going to this place so many years. Every time when I go, I always notice the price change in the food I ordered. There is no proper menu with the price on it. They will make out the price before Covid and after Covid. Even yesterday I was there. I was shocked with the price increased for the same item I was order just 1 month ago. They should stick with the price on the menu. No comments about the taste.
The best Malaysian food in Flushing. , the Hainanese chicken with rice will fill you up , try their chicken or beef satays , cook to perfection without the burnt taste , very reasonable price , the only thing that’s the place is a little unkept , it gets crowded around lunch and dinner time .
My go to place when Im craving Malaysian food (Im Malaysian if that gives any credibility).My favorite things to get here are satay (chicken and beef) as well as the tofu satay. Char kuey teow is amazing. The grilled skate is good as well.
Very good Malaysian food with nice spicy curries. Its very small and casual with inexpensive prices and decent serving portions. I definitely recommend this for its good food and closeness to the buses and 7 train subway.
Worse service ever!If you speak Chinese they look down on you. But if you speak English they will serve you first. I thought it would be better if I speak Chinese. I asked for my order and she said:” Not ready.” The next person came in and asked for her order the server asked her oh! What did you ordered? This is the second time it’s happened to me. I think they need to really work on their customer services.
We always eat there during the weekends. Its probably the most authentic Malaysian place around.4/24/2022, todays beef satay is a bit red. Coconut rice is hard & doesnt have coconut flavor.
Cheap and good! Go in groups to try more food! Coming from Malaysia, the Asam laksa is pretty legit!!
Great little Malaysian restaurant that probably gets overshadowed by its surroundings. But the food quality is excellent and truly authentic. Plus the prices are very cheap! Great restaurant!
Food is pretty good but the staff there is very rude. Left a 8 dollar tip for a 38 dollar meal. She ran out saying I didnt leave enough. Tip should be 25% minimum
I love this place. I get the nasi lemak once every 2 weeks. Its a very wholesome vibe. The food is delicious, though I only recommend eating there, not taking out.
Food was great and kind wait staff. Not thrilled that they made my up my tip amount but Im not too upset about it
UpdateTake out order took forever.. even when called aheadone of the best Haihan chicken around. But if you order take out, you may not get the full amount. When I ordered half of a Haihan chicken, sometimes I got a half a chicken, but a lot of times I dont..
As a chinese-malaysian myself, this is the one restaurant that can even stand at the starting line with the food i actually get back in malaysia. cheap, authentic, and the epitome of local, it’s definitely a place to visit if you’re looking to get a taste of malaysian food. it’s on the complete opposite spectrum of papa rich, which is just a nice modern restaurant to visit, but DEFINITELY off-tasting compared to the true malaysian taste.
Nice little hole in the wall for very good Malay cuisine.
Its been a while since Ive eaten here The taste of the food is not disappointing, but the selection may be pared down. I order yong tau foo mee fun. The selection of yong tau foo was skimpy though the size of each item was big. I was looking forward to stuff bitter gourd, tau pok and other vegetables. I got a huge tau foo, huge stuff red chili and a big chunk of eggplant that was stuff. Its like they dont have time to cut or buy smaller versions of the vegetables. My grandson loved the pei pa duck. The chow hor fun was reminiscent of what you get in Singapore or Malaysia. It was not a disappointing meal nor will you spend a fortune here.
Our family has been coming here since 1992 so it is like comfort food to me. Their nasi lemak, kwetiaw goreng, fried rices, curry soup, & Hainanese chicken over rice is our go-to while being very affordable -- many items are under $10! I hope they always stay open to enjoy for many more years!
The food, atmosphere, and service here embody a truly Malaysian cultural dining experience. The staff are very kind and friendly and willing to serve any individual dining preferences and/or requests. They use high-quality ingredients to make a wide range and excellent assortment of items on their menu. I would recommend this spot to anyone passing through the area.
Amazon hole in the wall Malay restaurant. Had all the favorites from Penang and Singapore!!
Best Malaysian spot in the city, bar none!
Food is good for New York City, but will be difficult to compete with Malaysian street food where the hawkers are experts cooking only a couple of dishes all day every day. Here, there are a handful of chefs putting out more than a hundred of items on the menu.
Awesome Malaysian food! All dishes ordered exceed my expectations, very pleased to have these authentic dishes in NY.Price is reasonable and service is fast. Please note theyre cash only and very crowded. However, the food is definitely worth the wait.
Best Malaysian restaurant in all of Flushing. Ive been coming here for the past 20 years. No frills but delicious food. Get the seafood crispy noodles, hainanese chicken, satay.
I ordered the curry beef dish and curry seafood noodle dish. they were watered down and had no flavor. however the satay is good.
Its authentic Malaysia food and worth a try. Good tasting dishes and fast service. You cant go wrong here. We definitely have to come back to try more exotic and traditional dishes for sure. Highly recommend.
The place its small and decorations its poor. But the food was awesome. Its one of those dont judge a book by its cover . The Hainan chicken was great. Not all places can make them good. The fish head rice noodles its a must . We also got the appetizer platter thing that has all fried food. That was good. The 肉骨茶 has enough flavor. Some places add too. Much water. Their flavor was just eight.
Everything tastes pretty good. Strongly recommend the beef satay, indian bread, and hainan chicken!
The taste of the food had changed dramatically since after COVID. Im not sure if its because of understaffed or the chef working in this restaurant change.
The food is good, especially the curry. The price is decent, at least around average at the area. However I am not going to this place anymore.Last time I was there I was having a take out. After a customer and I ordered there was a big COCKROACH just crawled down from the wall. Another seated customer was pointing at that thing, it crawled all the way up to the cashier until a waitress came and wrecked it with a menu. God blesses whoever use that menu next. The ROACH wasnt even dead after being hit by a hardback menu. It crawled for another 5 feet before it was hit again.Sorry if this review took away all your appetite, but I think you deserve to know before you walk into this place.
Very humble facade, but dont be deceived by appearance. This restaurant serves the most delicious and authentic Malaysian dishes Ive had since moving from Singapore to NYC 3 years ago. Albeit not every menu item is authentic, most of them are worth a try. Personal favorites are the roasted duck, Hainanese chicken rice and chow kuey teow.On a side note, the simple decorations & no-fuss service really remind me of coffee shops in Singapore. They get straight to the point with good food. No messing around with superficial deco. Order. Eat. Be happy. :D
My favorite Malaysian restaurant anywhere. My favorite restaurant ever (other than the older Sweet and Tart HK style restaurant). Chow kuei tew, seafood egg sauce ho fun, nasi lemak and curry noodles are my go-tos.
Authentic Malaysian restaurant, great flavours. A bit old and run down though, could use with a good cleaning, even the tables and menu cards feel a bit sticky.
At first glance appears like a sticky Chinese restaurant with the furniture and atmosphere, however the staff keep it clean, humble, and the best of it is the FOOD which is a very good price and freshly made. The chicken and curry is so good as well as the Hainan chicken plate everyone else mentions here. Would come again and again for good food!
One of my favorite spot for Malaysian foodBut too bad they change the spicy sauce [Sambal] tasted was less spicy & sourBut food still not bad
Been quite a regular customer for many years, but tonight its a complete unexpected different taste. It does not have the taste from my usual regular visits. The flat noodles are clumped together and without the fiery wok taste. Usual floor waitress were different. I would not be returning as the standard of food dropped dramatically.
Best Malaysian food in Manhattan. Small venue. Hainese chicken is good but not better than Papparich. Currys are fantastic, so is most every food item. Could be a long wait to get seated.
Authentic with a huge selection and very cheap. Total hole in the wall place! Ive been to Singapore and Malaysia before and their food is legit. They give you big portions here. I got the beef randang ($8) and we also got the chicken over rice ($5). You can feed two people here and have a lot of leftovers for just $30 out the door!
‼️I should have called 911 today and I will tell you why, Ive been to this store for 7 years. Its always a great place to grab some food. Ordered at 4:15 received at 5：25，theyve told me will deliver in half hr but in one, is totally fine because I have been a loyal customer, the delivery guy shown up with blood all over his face and screaming at me he wants more tips I refused, he start yelling and come towards to me with all those blood on his face ($36order he wants me pay $45）He screaming he is the boss which I dont know if thats true or not, I called the store theyve told me is a part time person.❌This store forever a NOOOO ! ！！！dont order from them of you dont want yourself got killed❌‼️
Hainanese Chicken and satay Chicken are simply the best here! This is our go to restaurant for these two dishes.
Service and cleanliness is average but the foods pretty good. Most of their food is soft with a bold flavor. I personally like the meat sticks ( satay ) and the bread that you dip into the sauce
If youre looking for some authentic Malaysian food in a minimalist establishment, try the Malay Restaurant! You may be turned off by the long, narrow, plain space as well as their simplistic dish ware and utensils, but dont be swayed by your first impressions. We were greeted by friendly staff and were seated by a table near the kitchen, then ordered away...
Never would I walk into this restaurant until one of my friends recommended to us. It turned out to be such a gem. This is an authentic Malaysian restaurant without much decor. What it offers though, is tons of great good and family vibe.I ordered the Malaysian style Curry Cheong Fun, which is a stir-fried curry flavor flat rice with toppings including firm tofu, fish cake wrapped in pepper and fried tofu skin. It is SO good and filling but it only costs $7. My husband ordered their Rangdang and it is very very good too. The sauce is excellent and the beef is tender. We also ordered a Haihan Chicken over rice and the dipping sauce is excellent. The chicken is flavorful too but I will watch out for the hair on the skin!I will definitely come back to try other Malaysian dishes.
Hole in the wall family restaurant that has been in operation for the 30+ years. Satay is the best in the city!
Malaysian food at this spot - super good. Dropped in on Tues. The service was friendly and sociable. The bill was appropriate for the quality. Food is similar to a place in San Francisco I liked.
And on the 8th day the Lord said let their be Malay, and it was good. Literally the best roti and satay Ive ever had, and Ive been all over Malaysia. A great hole in the wall place that may be the best food in the city.
Very good Malaysian food with nice spicy curries. Its very small and casual with inexpensive prices and decent serving portions. I definitely recommend this for its good food and closeness to the buses and 7 train subway.
So glad I found this place during a Saturday of eating & drinking my way through Flushing. Ordered the Hainanese chicken rice, duck, and roti canai...everything was excellent. The duck, in particular, was cooked perfectly and might be the best Ive had in NY. Was too full to order anything else, but Im looking forward to coming back to sample more of whats on their menu.
Great place. We had a few fish dishes and all were fresh and delicious. Roti canai might have been the best ever.
Authentic Malaysian food! Delicious 😋
Weve eaten here since the 90s and the food is usually DELICIOUS. Lately, the roti canai (Indian pancake) has been inconsistent -- more hard than soft. Yesterday, it was delivered to our table cold and very hard -- not a single soft spot on the pancake. Diana, please get the kitchen to fix this problem.
Good food. good satse..(???) you can pay with visa masters card.
I lived in Malaysia for about 7 yrs. I have been craving for some authentic Malaysian food. Quite disappointed in this restaurant. A very famous Malaysia delicacy named 马来风观 (stir fried water crest Malaysian style) is totally greasy and not authentic at all. The Indian bread is not home made, appeared to be one of those frozen one, and very small size for $3.75. The dipping sauce is ok. My husband ordered a tomyam soup. It was a big mistake. Its very sour, not sweet enough to compensate the sourness, does not have any herb at all. DO NOT order this even if u crave for tomyam soup. If a Malaysian restaurant does not make good tomyam soup, they will not make good curry fish head soup either. So for those folks who is craving for curry fish head soup, do not order this dish there, it will only damage ur hope for such a delicacy. I will not go back to this restaurant !!!
This restaurant exemplifies the term: dont judge a book by its covers. Located in a shady block in flushing, I was hesitant to try this place out. However the food here is so authentic and delicious. The service is also prompt. Definitely try the lasa noodles here - very authentic taste. I also recommend Hainese chicken its very soft.
Get the Hainanese chicken! AND THEY HAVE SKATE!!! Fried skate! Get that too. We also got this herbal soup that was surprisingly delish, with that bitter herbal taste -- perfect for a cold winter night.We walked into the restaurant and waited forever. They were pretty bad at seating people, since it was busy and they seemed to favor regulars and white people. But thats ok. I dont care as long as the foods good, and the food was good.
Salt and pepper squid doesn’t come with rice! How is this a considered an appropriate dinner meal! This is just basically a calamari appetizer! I am still hungry! Not cool.
Is one of the best Malaysia food in New York, convenience location in flushing, theres parking around the block at the municipal parking. We have been going to for more than 25 years. We went back a few weeks ago, the service was very very slow, the staff were not helpful or courteous, the food is not taste like before too bad there are other Malaysia Restaurant in Flushing.
Food was delicious.. I tried Kari chicken and Roti Canai.. They offer really large quantity food for cheaper price but the place is HORRIBLE. Cockroaches are everywhere. During my time there I saw more than 10 roaches roaming around the floor. Not at all hygienic😫😫
Its the closest taste you can get from being away Malaysia.
Surprisingly had one of the best chicken satay. Tender, juicy, tasty and affordable. Otherwise, the other traditional dishes was average. Price very reasonable.
The service was alright... As it got more and more crowded during lunchtime, it became evident that the kitchen was running out of ingredients. Also, at the time there were only 2 waiters amidst a packed restaurant. However, the food was still amazing; The prices were fair and the portions were grand.
Very good food, clean place and very good portions. Some plates are a bit pricy but you can find many good dishes at reasonable prices. This Restaurant has an A rating which is a plus.
Penang Char Kway Teow and Ind Me Goren were both good, a little spicy. Service needs improvement, we waited for our take out order for 20 minutes before we realized it was ready but no one bothered to tell us.
I eat in this spot a lot since I work right next to it. I like how their customer service is always great and they keep the spot well organized consistently. Prices are reasonable and they serve large portions.
Food is good. My kids love their Hor Fun. Curry fish head is good as well. Simple yet authentic Malaysian food.
One of the hidden gems of Queens, nay ... New York City when it comes to Malaysian food. No fuss, hole in the wall restaurant with delicious and authentic dishes.Satay, BBQ skate, and Char Kuew Teoy are a must. If you are vegetarian, go for the Satay Tofu or opt for vegetable Char Kuew Teoy.For the Malaysians, Malay has the tastiest Yee Sang.
Food quality is poor with the departure of experts chefs. The seasonings are not enough. Satay taste more american version.
U are more likely 2 get stuck by lightning twice on the same day than U are 2 get a parking spot here . But if U are lucky enough 2 get 1 this place is a must try . Authentic Malaysian cuisine at its best. Well worth the 2 trains 3 buses & or cab ride from wherever U live...
Great whole in wall Malaysian restaurant. Everything including Beef Rendang, Hainese chicken, Char Kow Tried, etc were delicious. Please note, no high chair, only seat booster.
Authentic food. Great pricing. Can get packed and load but you come here to eat. The hainese Chicken has alot of bones so pass on that dish.
Food was good but service is hard to accept . The wait staff seemed to be rushed and didnt want to be there and show it. We ordered the combination platters which tasted good. Good luck. With waiters. Not returning.
Really like the grilled skate and lohmee. beef rendang is good but not great. bakuteh is good but pork is tough... less half a star
I eat in this spot a lot since I work right next to it. I like their customer service and the amazing attendants. Prices are reasonable and they serve large portions.
This is my favorite restaurant by far l love favor and spices of the food Malaysia food is awesome the different texture flavorful combination meat and veggies is what you need to try for yourself.
Authentic Malaysian food. Small place, yet the food is delicious. Compare to other similar restaurant in this area, this one is by far the best.
Very bad customer service. We miscalculated the tips and gave them $9 tips, but they chased after and embarrassed us in front of other customers for just a few dollars extra. Tips is a nice gesture but not required by law. We will never come back here again.
Authentic Malaysian food, probably the best in Queens. Best curry chicken hands down. Interior could use a facelift though.
The paper napkin stuck to the plate, when lifted, found some sauce orpieces of food in between the napkin and plate.More than an hour wait for Hainan Chicken over rice.Perhaps they need to catch the chicken . . . ? ? ?
I bought food for my mom and she loves it. But this place is always packed, there were at least 4 families waiting the half hour I was there waiting for my food. Its a little expensive for me but it seems like it is worth it.
This restaurant does not even deserve a 1 star. The service sucked, it was dirty no clue how they have an A for sanitary and as we were waiting for our food two cockroaches were crawling on the wall GROSS!!! Do not recommend!
Service is kind of slow. Food is pretty decent. But dont go when its busy cos you will wait a long time and food quality will Be off
Small restaurant. Good service. Good place for groups. They dont take reservations. I like the roti and the curri dishes. Other dishes are greasy. Inexpensive.
Authentic mallay food. Everything from satay to ba que tae taste great here
Its a local go to place for Malaysian food. Food is good but not much service. But I guess most flushing restaurant is like that
Asam Laksa, the soup is authentic, but the noodles too thin. Portion is large, more than enough to fill me up for a lunch.
Food was really good, had Hainanese Chicken Rice and it was delicious. Friendly staff, quick service, and clean.
Good Malaysian food and at good price.
Best Malaysian food in NYC
Walked in and thought the place was quite small. To be fair, it was in an area in Flushing that was really cramped. Besides that, customer service is great and the food there is pretty good. 4/5
Honestly the best Malaysian cuisine in NYC, even NY. Offering consistent authentic tastes since grand opening.
I went there for lunch. The restaurant is a little old and small, but the food is great. So dont go there if you are looking fancy place, but do go for great food.
The place was awfully crowded and the servers were overwhelmed. Likely bad timing on a busy day. However the food was delicious. Ill likely be coming back for a second review.
Love their roasted fish steak. Beef Satays. Sweet n spicy Squid with watercress are my fav.
Malay is one of the best Malaysian restaurants in NYC.
Good food, great prices. If you come here to dine in, theres hardly a wait. A lot of people take out from here.
This is our favorite Malaysian restaurant in Flushing.
A real diamond in flushing. The most authetic Malaysian food you can get. I recommend the milk shrimp
One of the best restaurants in the neighbourhood.
Amongst the many Malaysian restaurants in NYC, this place serves up some of best of Malaysian food.
Food is good, but cockroach infested when I went. Restaurant environment is dark and dingy. Not very comfortable.
If youre looking for some kind of Asian food, this place is recommended. I like chicken satay, steamed-chicken over the rice, loh mee, and bean curd with shrimp.
Very affordable and huge portions. 👍👍
It was amazingg. we had a rough night me and my gf and couldnt find a proper malay place to eat at. We finallyy found this one here!!
It was amazingg. we had a rough night me and my gf and couldnt find a proper malay place to eat at. We finallyy found this one here!!
Food was very delicious 😋
Great staff. Make sure you order actual Malay food or else you will dislike the food.
The most authentic Hainan chicken in this restaurant 👍
Hokkien Mee & Chicken Satay are my favorite! Delicious food and good price!
Excellent Malay curry chicken with rice at lunch for only $6.25 with hot tea included, cant beat that.
Dish has become smaller. Hainan chicken cook quality not consistent.
Good noodles and soup
Small restaurant with authentic Malaysian food, very yummy and reasonable price.
I highly recommend the large chicken curry, just order rice on the side as it does not come with it.
Amazing
Roti canai was pretty good, i also got beef rendang, but it was very salty
The food here is Excellent! Taste just like the food I had in K.L.!
Get the roti canai it’s good and a bit sweet😚
Awesome Malay place. Grabbed only rotti and satay here ...love both!!
Pia Pa Duck and the Beef Rendang are the best dishes that Ive had here.
The food was pretty good. But it was so crowded and there was a rat running around
Food is good at bargain price, but ventilation was not sufficient under the hot weather.
Pretty decent and cheap place for Malaysian food.
I would choose this restaurant over most Chinese restaurant in flushing at this price point even Im originally from China.
Authentic Malaysian food, very yummy and reasonable price.
The food is great. Just like back home in Malaysia.
Delicious and affordable food
Good food, small place... they gave us watermelon for dessert ...
Authentic Malaysian food...place has been around forever and the prices are very fair
Authentic Malaysian food with reasonable price
Always busy and very good food
Never had Malaysian food ever its a nice experience
Most authentic Malaysian restaurant in the area!
The price is acceptable, but the food is Okay. And the restaurant is small and a little bit messy.
Great Malaysian food, very spicy!
I will not try any curry dishes.
Best by far delicious meal and reasonable! Highly recommended.
My favorite Malaysian restaurant
Great food, price, & most importantly people.
Good and cheap price but not too much tables
Good food, slightly better than takeout seating
Authentic Malaysian food at this hole in the wall.
Pretty yummy!
Best food you can get in this price!!
Food us good, environment need improvement. More lighting features needed.
The service excellent, atmosphere inviting, and the food delicious.
One of the better Malaysian restaurants in flushing
Shrimp noodle soup is always.superb!
Take up stills long time to went
Small place with no idea of space management. Servers are rude and unillegible.
Food is authentic.
Chicken rice, beef rendang: GOOD
Very good!! Always good taste!!Number 1 of flushing!!!
Hole in the wall authentic Malaysian food. Must go!
Authentic Food that stays true to its Malaysian root.
Great food, and hard to find in the U.S.
They would FORCE you to pay high tips
Excellent Malaysian food.
Very authentic Malaysian food!!
Great service good food
The most original restaurant in this country,
A place for locals, with legit malaysian cuisine.
Amazing Malaysian food.
Not bad .
The food here doesnt seem to agree with me
Best roasted duck in NYC
Mmm Satay
Taste like home
Very good
Authentic and delicious food.
Typical Malaysian food
Good Malaysian restaurant
Ok
Place to all need the renovation
Absolute gem.
Great food.
Authentic
Amazing eat it
Authentic
Excellent food
Authentic food
Service is average and you must tip %18. Food is also not good. The middle-aged female waiter had a very bad attitude. Forget everyone to think twice.
Total reviews rating 4.2
199 Reviews for Malay 2023:
Review №1
2021-10-15First time coming after hearing good reviews from family and friends. There were two Malaysian restaurant on the same block and I wasnt sure if we were at the right one. We bumped into a food blogger in the front and she said this was the place to go. We ordered a good amount of food for lunch and everything was authentically delicious. We asked for the Malaysian ices, but they werent selling any when we dined in that day. Its very reasonably priced so you can go get some bubble tea or creamy ice cream all within a block of this restaurant. Even had some to take out to go. My wife and nephew ordered the same dish. It was cute how they labeled the takeout containers.
Review №2
2022-04-29A hole in the wall place. Though small, the dishes are flavorful. The duck skin was crisp, skate cooked very well. Friendly service, inexpensive, a must try.
Review №3
2022-05-31This hole in the wall restaurant is the go-to place for authentic, affordable Malaysian food.Their roti canai is amazing, we wish we ordered two! The curry is delicious and the pastry is deliciously flaky and crispy. We also got an order of beef satay to share. It came with a peanut dip and a side of some veggies. The meat and the dipping sauce were quite sweet but delicious. We also appreciated the side of veggies that came with the dish as it was a nice palrt cleaner.For our entree, we shared a half chicken order of the Hainanese chicken and chicken rice, which came with a spicy dipping sauce. The chicken is served cold, as is traditional for Hainanese chicken. The meat was very tender and flavorful and we really enjoyed the flavored rice as well.
Review №4
2022-05-16Delicious and authentic Malaysian flavors. Tasted just like home! We were very satisfied and pleased by service.
Review №5
2021-10-03Good cheap eats. Or cheaper than the general flushing that is getting more expensive nowadays. The food was a good twist from the typical spots i normally go to. Inside was pretty full the entire time we ate there.
Review №6
2021-12-19I was here for transit. The hotel at the front desk suggested Malay. I went there and ordered their fried kuaiteo. It was very delicious. Definitely will come back when I visit New York next time!
Review №7
2021-07-22Decent home style cooking, not as good as PappaRich but also so much cheaper. Nasi lemak for 7$? Sign me up! Asam laksa broth was very tasty. Rendang ayam gravy is a little gritty but taste is good.Beware of the bak kut teh though: They put ginseng in the broth, and its so bitter that I couldnt eat it.
Review №8
2022-05-16Not Nonya, Not Malay, its Cantonese version of Malaysian food. Recommend the Cha Kueh Tiaw. If you are homesick, this will just have to do.
Review №9
2022-04-17Charming place, good food and the servers are really nice.
Review №10
2022-06-11Awesome authentic Malaysian food. My go to is the curry chicken over rice, lo bak, roti with curry, and the beef flat noodles (not sure how to type it in English) but definitely a gem in the middle of Flushing.