My daughter said we could meet for lunch, so we went to Satay Malaysian. I used to buy takeout…read morethere after work when I had no time to cook or when it was already too late. I always order the same things: half chicken, Indian crispy bread with curry sauce, slippery egg thick rice noodles (ho fun) with seafood and vegetables, and the ABC icy dessert. The half chicken with the sauce is yummy. The Indian crispy bread with curry sauce never fails -- crispy and delicious. The ho fun noodles are smooth with a decent amount of seafood. The ABC icy dessert can have extra ingredients, but there's a bit too much ice. Still decent. The food is still very delicious and kind of brings back old memories. The price is not cheap, and the atmosphere is just okay, but it was nice coming back again.

$14 coconut calamari $2.50 can soda…read more$10 chicken and brocoli over rice Meal was not great. Delivery portions looked nothing like the dining portions. There was alot of rice and barely any chicken and brocoli. The calamari was half the deliveey container and rest was coconut flakes. I heard alot of good things about their curry noodle soups. Maybe I chose the wrong things to try. Not sure ill come back since it is a bit walking from flushing.

Located on the lower level of Tangram on the edge of the Atrium next to the PopMart vending machine…read moreis Sally Kuih Bahulu, a kiosk specializing in Malaysian treats and SE Asian packaged food imports. It is just off of the PopMart vending machine and is operated by a nice woman (#1) practically every day of the week. The name is based on Malaysian kuih, which are bite sized sweet treats. The bahulu is their version of an egg sponge cake. The kuih is sold in box sets, which are about $12 each, along with other snacks from cookies to jelly to other cakes. Their pandan treats are popular and a sucker for bunga telang, otherwise known as the butterfly pea flower, and is visually as stunning as it is tasty. Beyond the box sets, there are also imported packages such as durian ice cream, fruit jelly, pineapple cakes, Belgian butter cookies, Japanese style honeycomb crackers, nyonya kuih, nuts of all kinds, and frozen durian musang. I'm still puzzled why shrimp crackers are $18 a can or why Haagen Daaz is forever popular amongst the Chinese community. A full breakdown of their fresh offerings are on a standup sign that offers pictures and descriptions. The woman operating the kiosk is very kind and will offer small samples if asked. She has only spoken to me in Mandarin, but if she's truly Malaysian than I would venture Malay Bahasa and English should be no problem. I believe credit cards are accepted, but cash is always king. __________ (#1) Sally? Is that you?

This place is located inside Tangram Mall/ 1st floor & opens at 1 pm so I never had the chance to…read moretry it bc I always go in the AM but finally got to try it this time and holy Malaysian treat heaven! They have a variety of authentic Malaysian & Singaporean specialty desserts, cookies, pandan cakes, snacks and even musang king durian. I got a box of honeycomb cookies and peanut mochi. They include a free can of soda with purchase of any 2 boxes of dessert. The cookies were crispy & light with a subtle sweetness & a hint of creamy coconut flavor and the peanut mochi were soft & chewy, not too doughy or sweet with a generous amount of flavorful peanut filling. We really enjoyed it. The service seems a little pushy and prices are on the higher side but nonetheless, tasted good so it was worth it :)

As a Queens Native, this spot is definitely a feel good, taste good spot. As a cash only…read morerestaurant, hidden away from the main streets, Taste Good has many great dishes. Their roti canai is to die for and their Kari laksa is packed with flavors. They typically also give complimentary tea for every table, which is a nice balance to everything you're eating. Given that it was a hot summer day when I had this, I got myself their milk tea which was nice and refreshing. A lot of people typically come here for their lunch breaks alone, and that alone makes it very cozy to be in.

Still holding steady at four stars. There are always a few standout dishes, balanced by some that…read morefeel a bit average. The service is warm and efficient, adding to the overall comfortable experience. The Hainanese chicken could use a touch more seasoning, and the dipping sauce leans a bit too sweet for my taste, but the chicken itself is consistently cooked to perfection: tender, silky, and satisfying. The beef satay is another highlight, well-executed and flavorful. The Singapore rice noodles could use some refinement. They're properly seasoned, but lack anything distinctive to set them apart. The beef chow fun, on the other hand, is done well, the noodles hold their texture without breaking apart, and there's a nice portion of beef. And don't skip the treats at the counter, made fresh daily. The roast pork buns and curry puffs are definitely worth trying.

I really love this place--curry, curry, and more curry. The beef brisket curry and homemade tofu…read morecurry are easily our go-to favorites. That said, their noodle soups are also excellent. The portions are generous, and they seem to give a bit more noodles than most places, which I definitely appreciate. My wife is a big fan of their black sesame soup and Hong Kong-style coffee as well. I've tried a few other dishes, and everything has been great--but it's honestly hard to branch out when your go-tos are this good.

This is my second time visiting this place with my boyfriend and some friends. It's a classic spot…read morefor delicious Hong Kong comfort food, and the service was quick. We ordered several dishes: beef brisket curry, wonton soup, fried chicken, scallion pancakes, pork pan-fried noodles, and a clay pot. Everything was delicious, except for the scallion pancakes, which we didn't enjoy as much. It might have been because they weren't the typical scallion pancakes I'm used to; they had a very crispy exterior and a strong scallion flavor on the inside. By the end of the night, we loved the curry so much that we ended up dipping everything into it! lol

New favorite Indo spot!! The Nasi Padang set gives a great bang for your buck as you get to try a…read morelittle bit of everything. Rendang was super tender and every other dish hit the spot too. Chicken wontons were fried super crispy. The Indonesian bbq ribs were falling off the bone--so tender and flavorful! Very authentic Indonesian food. Casual dining. Service was good. Will be coming back very soon!

Sumatera (formerly Sky Cafe) has new owners but they've retained the Chefs from Sky Cafe!…read more Sumatera's menu is slightly different, portion sizes are slightly smaller, and prices have gone up (as with every other restaurant now a days). BUT the food is still fantastic! Great Indonesian restaurant with an intriguing menu! This family run restaurant is smallish but can probably seat around 26 people. Probably not ideal for multiple large groups at the same time but we made reservations early, and easily got a reservation for 8ppl. These were our shared menu choices (shared by 4ppl): ~ Salad Daun Teh Hijau $14 (green tea leaf salad w.cabbage, tomatoes, beans & green chillies): tasty Indonesian version of the tea leaf salad! I prefer the Burmese version but this salad was pretty tasty! ~ Nasi Lemak Rendang $17.75 (Beef Rendang w.spicy egg, anchovy, pickles; w.coconut rice): the portion size of beef rendang was very small but this dish was probably not meant for sharing, and more of an individual plate. It was delicious, nonetheless less! The accompaniments were terrific!! ~ Nasi Iga Bakar $22 (BBQ Ribs w.white rice): after seeing an IG video, this particular dish was on our radar! As with most social media, it heightened our expectations but it did not meet those expectations. Don't get me wrong: this was still a delicious dish; just not as great as depicted on those dang videos. lol The ribs could have been cooked a tad bit longer for tenderness but the flavors were great! ~ Nasi Goreng Petai $19 (fried rice w.shrimp & stinky beans): I've never had this dish before and the "stinky beans" weren't Stinky at all! Hahaha The large shrimps in the fried rice were perfect. Tasty dish! ~ Mie Goreng Belacan $17.50 (stir-fried shrimp paste noodles): This was a fave dish amongst the group. So flavorful and satisfying! * Don't sleep on the two hot sauces provided on your condiments tray! The bottle of Sambal Asli hot sauce was great; slightly sweet but spicy! BUT... beware of the other nondescript hot sauce in the squeeze bottle...which was FIRE!!! If you can handle this FIRE, then go for it...otherwise, proceed with caution! Hahaha. You've been warned! Service and hospitality were great; friendly, welcoming and efficient. I look forward to a return visit to explore their many other menu items!

This place deserves a higher rating! Pretty great Malaysian food…read more ROTI CANAI 4/5: Curry is mild in spice, fragrant in flavor. Roti itself is not as flaky and is a little thicker in some parts, but still pretty good. Would order again still. SATAY 5/5: The chicken has a really good char and brightness from the lemongrass. Peanut sauce's sweetness completes this. AYAM RENDANG 4/5 : The chicken falls off the bone. The red curry goes great with a bowl of white rice. It is more of a dry curry than a creamy curry compared to other Malaysian restaurants. BUDDHIST YAM POT 4.5/5 : A lightly fried bowl-shaped taro with some well seasoned and lightly sauced chicken, shrimp, cashes, and veggies inside. Some other restaurants go heavy on the fried exterior, but not this one. Texturally a really nice contrast between firm carrots, soft taro, and shattering of the cellophane noodles and fried webbing around the bowl. It is a lot of Malaysian dishes, but they also have some Taiwanese and Thai dishes on the menu as well.

The restaurant is located in a strip mall that includes a supermarket, and the parking situation is…read morea total nightmare. It's to your best interest if you can park somewhere else. The free parking isn't worth the grief. Inside the restaurant the ambiance was cozy and inviting. It was still during the 15 days of Lunar New Year celebration so there were a lot of festive decors! The menu was extensive, covering Malaysian, Taiwanese, and Thai cuisines. We went at 7 pm on a Saturday. The restaurant was about half full. We ordered two Malay curry dishes which are supposedly pre-stewed. However, we had to wait for a whopping 25 minutes to get the first dish, and the second of the same curry chicken 5 minutes later. In my opinion, they were a matter of plating since the curry was prepared ahead of time so it shouldn't take that long and there was no reason why the two dishes didn't come out at the same time. It was aggravating. The two dishes we ordered, Curry Chicken Rendang and Nasi Lemak use bone-in chicken. My wife had trouble picking out the chipped bones from the meat, otherwise the flavor was good. Between the two dishes I definitely prefer the latter. It has less protein but makes up the difference with some pickled side and peanuts, making it a lot more interesting. Oh, and the coconut rice was nice and fragrant! One disappointment was the food wasn't hot enough temperature-wise. It took us just 15 minutes to finish eating and by then the restaurant was surprisingly at full capacity (we thought the later the less people). The wait staff was lightening fast getting rid of us -- a stark contrast to the 25 minute wait we had to endure.

Food is delicious! Atmosphere is nice. Drinks are good. The Papaya salad is a must have.read more

My family and I loved dining at BKNY! The staff was super attentive and the restaurant was very…read moreclean. My mom has been craving pad thai since we went to Bangkok, and theirs hit the spot. Fresh ingredients and great flavor. The spring rolls were burnt at the ends, but nonetheless they were yummy. The duck rolls were alright...the crepe wrap was a bit meh and the duck was a bit dry. Not our favorite item. My dad enjoyed his curry and was glad he got mild spice. The pineapple fried rice was a bit bland - the rice itself was good, but I wish there was more pineapple and flavor. The mango rice was delicious, but next time we plan to try the fried plantains with ice cream...needless to say we want to go back!

Great service and very friendly workers/owners. Newly opened and connected to the LY NY hotel…read more Aesthetics are on point and if you want to they have an indoor area with a koi pond that you can eat next to. They have some handmade desserts that are pretty good. Love the tiered fruit cake. Very fresh fruits used. The food overall is solid. Flavors can be on the stronger side for some people. Great place to grab a bite especially if you are staying at the hotel.

This is a very good Chinese restaurant. I really enjoyed there General Tso Chicken, dumplings and…read morescallion cakes. I enjoyed them all. The service was excellent the staff was very friendly and helpful. The the atmosphere is very late back. Inl would recommend this place.