Travel through Asia without leaving Arlington. We had Nasi Lemak (very good Malaysian dish with…read morecrispy, non fishy anchovies, roasted peanuts, and soft boiled egg), Korean banchan (meaning side dishes of daikon, pickles, kimchi), and Singapore mei fun Their spicy edamame is also very good They are dog friendly. they gave our pup a bowl of water. Their patio is beautiful and very inviting. There's a breeze (thanks to the draft between buildings) so it's tolerable even though today it's over 90 F.

I personally love Hawkers. I love the decor. The service is usually pretty good. And the food is…read moreconsistent. They also have cute drinks where you get things like a duck on top. I always order the following: Roti Canai: bomb. Curry has a little spice to it but it's very good and flavorful. The roti is crispy and soft and perfect all at the same time. CKT: I love this dish! This was the dish that made me remember how much I love lap cheong (sausage). I ordered the Thai tea today for the first time ($7). It was fine. I spent about $40 with tip for the items above. I'd recommend.

Excellent food, service, and cleanliness. Our server was…read moreattentive, funny and fun. Super tasty dishes that delight your taste buds. Every dish has a distinct, unique and oh so delicious flavor. Need I say more?! See the pictures attached to this review to see what we ordered. Yummy yummy!!!

After having delicious Southeast Asian food in LA, my friend recommended Malaysian Kopitiam as a…read morecomparison point, and I'm so excited that we also have an amazing option in NoVa! The roti was delicious and piping hot -- I've had flakier but the texture had a nice chew to it that was slightly reminiscent of scallion pancakes. The chicken in the curry it came with was unbelievably tender, and I usually don't like chicken. The char kway teow is perfectly seasoned and not too salty, with juicy shrimp. Squid was not too chewy but had a little bit more coating than I prefer, although it had a simple seasoning similar to traditional Taiwanese flavors that are hard to find elsewhere. Rendang meat was tough and not as high quality but the flavor was perfectly seasoned. We are coming back to the try the lunch special, which is an absolute steal in this economy! Our server was also attentive and humorous!

Pretty interior and service is nice. Food is very hit or miss…read more Tried many traditional Malaysian foods but was mostly disappointed. The roti canai was fine but not flaky enough. The beef satay was also okay but lacking in true flavor (need longer marinade). The hainan chicken was mediocre. Meat was tender enough but soy sauce was not flavorful enough and they don't serve chicken rice here which is truly the star of a real Hainan chicken dish. The char kway teow did not taste at all like the real thing. Very bland, no sausages, barely any seafood and no char. The vegetables were also mediocre. Probably would not return

The price was good for the value, their serving was big. Too much flavor going on with most of…read moretheir dishes. The shrimp with sambal sauce was a flop. We did not eat that. It was like 5 pcs of shrimp with a lot of bell pepper and onions and some sweet and sour sauce. The Hainanese Chicken didn't taste anything. The fried fish with salted fish sauce was good but had excessive amount of topping/sauce. The salted fish fried rice was excellent! The fried Calamari was ok could have used a little More seasoning. Overall it was just ok not the best. The service was fast. The restaurant decor is just ok.

No clue why this place has less than 4 stars!!!…read more This is the only Malaysian restaurant in DC, and they serve such yummy, authentic food. They also have AWESOME lunch deals that you can even redeem on weekends too ($14 for an entrée + soup on the side). The roti canai was so delicious. Must-order appetizer. The flatbread is super flaky, and the curry dipping sauce is SO good. A bit oily and messy when handling and ripping the bread but still awesome. The char kway teow is also a must. Stir-fried wide rice noodles with your choice of protein, bean sprouts, and Chinese broccoli. It kind of reminds me of chow fun, but it's even more savory and just so well made. The laksa (curry noodle soup) was okay. It was a little bland for me, and the noodles soaked up a lot of the broth, so by the end my soup had basically disappeared. And for dessert.... The chendol!!!! This is the only place I've seen selling chendol in the DMV. So yummy. I do wish they used palm sugar instead of brown sugar, and I wish the shaved ice was a little finer, but it still satisfied a craving I've been chasing for a while. I will DEFINITELY be back.

Worth the drive into DC from Virginia! Delicious authentic…read moreSingaporean and Malaysian dishes! Good service and selection of dishes. Feedback- fixed AC, dark curtains to block sun and summer heat.

This located in a small shopping center shared the same parking lots from the Food Lion…read moresupermarket. There was no dine-in, because It was posted as to-go only. There were more than 30 choices of dinner specials that served with roasted pork fried rice and egg roll. The dinner was ready in about 10 minutes. The Moo Goo Gai Pan had many ingredients that was a healthy choice.

Have been here many times over the years. Tried many different things, everything has been great…read more Large portions, great value.

After looking at the menu, I was super excited to try this place because of all the diverse…read moreofferings. Being a Filipino restaurant, I decided to get the Lechon with rice. The portions were a little sad and it felt like the pork was cooked a week ago if not longer and all they did was microwave it as the skin wasn't as crispy. We also ordered the drunken noodle and hot and sour soup. Both were less than average when it came to presentation and more importantly taste. It felt like a westernized take on the dishes. I wouldn't recommend any of the dishes we had but maybe there is something else on the menu that was tasty. Also the service was pretty terrible. Although we were seated right away, we waited 20 mins to order after needing to go up to the counter to tell the waiter we were ready to order. Then it came time for the check, the staff was no where to be found. I literally had to head towards the kitchen to get someone's attention. This may have been a one off experience but was enough for me to pass on this place in the future.

Fabulous Food! Incredibly diverse cuisine…read more Filipino, Thai, Vietnamese, Malaysian, and more. Superlative service too. Wonderful family-owned business. P.S. A perfect place to dine before shows at NextStop Theatre around the corner!

Horrible service. Food was supposed to be ready for pickup at 11:49. Wasn't ready until 12:13…read moreand the order was missing the soup (good thing i checked). Once I corrected that and got back to the office, one lunch special was supposed to be Thai Basil and they gave me LoMein. SMH The quality of the food has also gone down since the new owners took over.

We had the lunch delivered and the portions were so large we had enough for lunch the next day. I…read morehad wonton soup and shrimp lomein and there was probably at least 10 shrimp in there and it was nicely seasoned as well. Everyone enjoyed their lunch so we will definitely be ordering from there again. Before the pandemic you could be seated and now take out only but well worth it