Amazing Malaysian food. It looks like a little cafe but also seems to be a busy takeaway, I can't comment on the Chinese menu but the Malaysian food (that we tried) was delicious and although we're not going to Malaysia until later in the year it 'felt' authentic and judging by the number of Malaysian / Chinese people coming into eat I think it is well regarded by people in the know. For 3 adults £55 including tip was excellent value for such interesting and tasty food.
We'll definitely be back. A real find on the edge of London. I've included pictures of the Malaysian menu because I had trouble tracking it down.
Authentic affordable food in a no nonsense setting with friendly staff. Large portions and quickly served. Serves dishes that you may not easily find elsewhere.
Here, you can enjoy the great food with amazing services, I have never forgotten the taste of the hot clay pot rice, as well as crispy noodles.
If you fancy Malaysian taste, here is the place that you definitely have to go.
One of the best Malaysian café, if not the only best Malaysian café. I discovered this place through a Malaysian friend 8 years ago. It is a small café, dainty but the Malaysian menu is simply mind blowing. I usually order petai fried rice, Wan Tan Hor, Rojak, Kam heong prawns, Nasi Lemak, Barley tea, Ice Kacang, Lam Mee and Malaysian style kon lo mee chicken and potato curry. We try and make it a monthly visit but deep down we wished it was a weekly visit.
We arrived at 2pm. Once we got in, the waitress kindly reminded us they will close at 2:30pm.
We ordered the Beef Fried Ho Fun, Nasi Lemak, Kopi Panas (Malay coffee) and Kot Far Char ( chrysanthemum tea).
The beef fried Ho Fun is hot, tasty and not greasy. Nasi Lemak is authentic Malay style.
As for the beverage, coffee is actually Malay/Singapore taste. I was nearly to burst out into tears when having a sip of the homemade chrysanthemum tea, because it tasted same as my mom made me (however she passed for few years ago).
So impressive and we were surely that will dine in another time.
We were excited to find this local Malaysian eatery. It's essentially a few tables in the shop front of a takeaway that also does Chinese food. The dishes we had were pretty good. Acar had a nice flavour although a little sweeter than I'm used to. Popiah was unfortunately the wrong thing to order. It wasn't flavoured well, the filling was too chunky, and it didn't hold. The Hainanese chicken rice was OK, although the chicken portion was small, and it was sitting in a plum and soy sauce which is really unusual. Had to ask for the chili sauce. The char kway teow was a 7.5/10. Their version was fried with char siew (BBQ pork) however it's normally done with lap cheong (cured pork sausage). Needed more pork lard too.
Prices were reasonable. The staff were lovely.
The laksa looked good, so we will be back to try other dishes.
Absolutely delicious, authentic Malaysian food. Try the Malaysian style kung pao, clay pot chicken rice, mee hoon and don’t be scared! The best food in the world and keep going back for more and not to mention that the staff are amazing!! :)
Delicious authentic Malaysian food as well as Chinese food. Very good prices and super friendly staff. We've eaten here multiple times for their authentic Malaysian dishes before the pandemic but today we tried their Chinese crispy noodle dishes and was delicious. Will definitely be back.
The rojak, chicken satay, deep fried chicken wings in ginger, roti canai, char kuey teow, wat Dan hor was delicious. Highly recommended if you want to try authentic delicious Malaysian food.
The food here is 5 stars i would give 6 if i could. Service is 5 stars aswell, very friend. Atmosphere - it is very tight in here but if reminds me of someones living room which i actually find quiet cool but i guess it isn't everyone taste.
Lovely little place. Visited with my nieces and our server was so kind and patient.
We all loved the various foods we ordered. Will definitely visit again.
There were a lot of people when we went there. The restaurant has a variety of menu to choose from but not a lot of vegetarian options. I ordered vegetarian crispy noodle with vegetables and bean curds but it was quite bland. However, my friends had the char kuay tiew and fish head mee hun soup and said they were good. Their ro jak was good too.
The portion is worth the price. They only accept cash though.
Stuffed full of Hong Kongers who long for the simple eating out experience like home. Great food with a wide selection of Chinese-Malay cuisine. Particularly appreciate the excellent service despite being very busy for both sit-in and takeaway. The flexibility of arranging tables despite a small place, and the attitude is highly commendable.
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