OMG found a too good to be true indonesian food in town. I did not expect it to be that good. If…read moreyou want some good indonesian food, you should come here. There is another indonesian food called bali thai in thai if you are interested in indonesian food. Got the sambal matah which is a balinese way of spicy. Love spicy food but didnt expect it to beat my level of spicyness. Nonetheless, the pork was so damnn good too though really recommend it. The chicken skin just made me have a nostalgic moment of my hometown. Even crisps wont be able to beat how the crispy chicken skin. Also, a meal wont be complete without teh botol so make sure you get it! Recommended! Cheers!

Fantastic meal everytime! There times where I truly missed the food from my hometown, specially…read morefried rice. I have searched high and low for a good Indonesian fried rice and no avail until I found Peranakan Kitchen in New West. They're only doing take outs as they work from a commercial kitchen. They also take orders from UberEats and Skip the dishes (I think). Let me tell you about this fried rice, it was truly love at first bite. It was the right amount of spice, heat, and that noticeable fragrant from the wok-hei. I live in the North Shore, at least once a month I have to go to PK and order. Same goes with their fried noodles. It was amazing. The one that is unique and not to mention extra tasty is their deep fried pork rice bowl with Balinese sambal matah. It's a mix of shallots, chillies, lemongrass, and chiffonade makrut lime leaves. I am salivating just thinking about it as I am writing this. The staff are super friendly and warm. Can't wait to go back and eat! Thank you Peranakan Kitchen

Found this little mom-pop family run gem about a year ago. It's not a big restaurant, seats maybe…read more24. Generally, only 2 people working: mom out front and pops doing the cooking. Initially it was good, but has gotten great in the last couple months. For starters, we usually order one of either the Shrimp roll, Tofu Goreng, Salad Roll, or Roti Canal. Of those choices, I'd say the Roti is probably the weakest but still tasty. Just prefer the Shrimp roll or Tofu Goreng. For mains, usually order the seafood laksa which has a really good helping of shrimp & squid along with standard egg, fish cakes, etc. My wife usually orders the Hainanese chicken rice and has never been disappointed. Free street parking available if you're willing to walk a block or two. We now end up going at least once a week!

The service was slow though food was tasty but small portions with the noodles. Didn't notice a…read morerestroom. This was a bit disappointing. Only six tables in the small restaurant

Really yummy! The food came out relatively quickly and the lady there was very nice. She seems to…read moreknow regular customers well since I saw her interact with someone else. One of the better bang for your buck places in International Village. My only slight gripe with it is although the plate you get when you sit down is full and it was filling enough, the plate is a little small. For $12.99 though, it's a very good meal.

We were looking for a vegetarian/vegan option, and maybe we were just super hungry, but we really…read moreliked the food at Bali Thai. It's Indonesian food which we don't eat often where we're from. The woman who took our order was really nice and asked us a few times if we wanted drinks or dessert, which we didn't but that's okay. Had the tofu and tempeh with coconut turmeric rice, plus veggies (bok choy and mushrooms). Loved the fried shallots on top and the peanut sauce. Loved that she asked if we wanted chili and cilantro (yes). Delicious and would definitely go back.

Southeast Asian (Malaysian?) food stall in the Pacific Plaza food court. The food court is fairly…read moresmall. Wasn't too crowded when we went, but Gee! was doing decent business. They are pretty well known for their lobster laksa, which is $19 on its own. We ended getting the combo that included curry chicken rice, curry fish balls, roti, a soda and a milk tea for $39. The fish balls and curry chicken rice were pretty standard. The chicken has a slight spiciness to it. They do give plenty of rice. Now for the star attraction, the lobster laksa comes with a whole lobster tail. It's a pretty small lobster tail that was a bit salty. Certainly not the best lobster tail I've ever had, but at this price point it's rare to get a lobster tail. The laksa itself was quite good. Really like the soup, which as not super thick but it was creamy, sweet and flavorful. Noodles and the fish cake inside were decent. Overall, it's a good amount of food and decent deal for the price.

I came to Taikoo food court around 530 and a lot of what i wanted to eat was sold out. Therefore, I…read moreopted for the standard laksa. At $14, i thought the laksa was pretty meh. It came with 4 prawns, a small sliced boiled egg, some tofu(?) thingy and bean sprouts. The noodle consists of a mix of vermicelli and round noodles. The major disappointment was that the soup was neither thick nor flavorful. It was watery and as if the vendor cheaped out on adding a teeny bit more sauce. Also, the portion was not very generous. Usually when i order from other restaurants and vendors, the dish would come with other toppings such as fish balls and tofu puff, plus the portion was a bit more. This was my third time trying this vendor after a long time as i was also not impressed by previous visits. I don't think I'll ever go back again. This is more of a 2.5 stars experience.

5 tables - yummy food! Call ahead to make sure they are open. They are family owned and operated…read moreand treat you like family when you are there. The Rojak salad was novel and a great start to the meal. I wasn't impressed with the char kway teow here as it lacked flavor outside of the wok char. My favorite dish was the mee goreng by far. I could eat that daily! The laksa was also authentic and delicious. My mom had the Hainan chicken and said it was very good as well. I'm so glad we found this place just around the corner from where we were staying in Surrey - an excellent Malay find! Will be back for sure!

It's been such a long time since I've been able to visit one of my favourite authentic Malaysian…read morefood restaurants. When I'm in the neighbourhood, I order my favourite noodles from Auntie Irene. They don't have these all the time but when they do, it's always so delicious! Loh shi fun is the name and they are cooked perfectly with minced pork, bbq pork in a beautifully balanced sauce. It's equally good with their regular lo mee noodles! And make sure you add their pickled chilies for a nice spicy and vinegary kick. I can't wait to come back here again!

Really curious bout the food and try to order by doordash . The food is way beyond from authentic…read moreindonesian food . And even modified to be fusion , still unedible . The meat so hard like a rubber and not even tender. Overall not on standard food. Compare with other indonesian food pr malay food, this is the worst in lowermainland.

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Many cuisines served at this restaurant. I decided to try it for the Sri Lankan food, especially…read morethe kotthu which can be made vegan (which is not common). I phoned in the order for pick-up (vegetarian roti without egg; $18.95 plus tax) and it was ready 15 minutes later. The kotthu was well-made, with plenty of curry leaves and a nice array of spices, without being too spicy. There were plenty of veggies (cabbage, onion, okra, green beans, carrot, and cauliflower), and plenty of shredded roti of course. I'd say it lacked a little salt but that's better than being over-salted. The portion was very large and filling. Far from the best vegan kotthu I've had but it's such a rare dish to find that I appreciated this very much. I would definitely return. Recommended.

Plenty of parking and regular customer reassurance of the same owner from before!…read more Due to lockdown and being away from the country, been over a year since our last visit ... its a great pleasure to be back, food is as good as before. Glad that they did not change hands! Will be back for more delicious Malay delicacies!

We got take out from spot and it was my daughter's favorite meal and she wistfully said I wish we…read morelived here so I could have this regularly. We ordered Laksa, Hainan chicken, papaya salad, roti kanai, nasi goreng--all were great to eat but the papaya salad was a little too heavy on fish sauce for me. My favorites were definitely the chicken and rice (wish we had gotten two!), Laksa, and nasi goreng. Would definitely go back and looking forward to hopefully making this a regular spot to visit when we return.

Friends saw excellent review for laksa from food blogger!…read moreFor Asian taste, laksa is not up to par. May be suitable for non Asians! Place is clean n server friendly.

Great service! Waitress was super friendly and attentive the moment we stepped in. I got the…read moreBoneless Hainanese chicken on rice ($17.50) There were these crushed peanuts/garlic on the chicken that really elevated the dish. The crunchiness paired balanced the soft boneless chicken very well - great garnish! They also served complimentary dessert (Bubur Cha cha) at the end of our meal and it wasn't too sweet. There was a fair amount of taro in there too so I was pleasantly surprised!

I revisited Singapore Hawker to get a take out. I ordered Char Kuey Teow and Holy Basil Minced Pork…read moreon Coconut Rice. I requested both items for mild spicy, however, Char Kuey teow was quite spicy. Char kuey teow tasted ok, however, basil mince pork was not good. It was great for my last visit, so, I re-ordered, however, it was not as good as before. I really wish this restaurant improves