Tried this place for dinner. Cozy small restaurant, comfortable and clean enough. Its a casual place and service was as you'd expect. Friendly and quick. We tried: Nasi Lemak rendang lamb - one of my fav dishes at malaysian places. The coconut rice was excellent. Came with the usual fried sardines and peanuts - no surprises here. The sambal was not spicy at all which was disappointing. The rendang lamb was sadly dry. The sauce was not bad but not spiced enough. The meat was just too dry. 3/5. Assam Laksa - pretty rare to find this dish at Malaysian places in town. Sadly this one is disappointing. I suspect they dont sell much of this. They use canned sardines and canned pineapple. The broth didnt have any depth of flavour and lacked the deep umami and funk I expected from a good bowl of this. This is at best, a rough approximation of this dish. There are better versions in town, but truthfully I have yet to find one anywhere near the quality I had in Malaysia. 2/5. Char Kway Teow - excellent. Beautiful char and "wok hei" and noodles maintained a great texture. They do use regular chinese ho-fun that is abundant around here rather than the wider versions, for those who care. I wish they gave more fish cake slices though. Only 2-3 in the entire dish but lots of lap cheong and shrimp. One of the better versions of this dish Ive had in town. 4.5/5. Sambal Kang Kong - also excellent. Nice cook on the veg and char flavour. Also comes out in a sizzling iron pot which im sure helps. I just wish they added more fermented shrimp paste and more chilis. 4.5/5. Satay - beef and chicken. Not bad. Had a bit of char from the grill and meat was cooked nicely. I wish they were smokier. peanut sauce was good. 4/5. Dessert - taro pandan layer cake - pretty good. nice texture, strong on the pandan and coconut but could not taste the taro. 3.5/5. Its in a little strip mall with only a few parking spots but there is free street parking around. Overall, they seem to excel at dishes using a wok. I would come back, and would like to try some other classics. Their menu is huge; not sure if that's a good thing or not yet. read more

Love this place! Wondering where have I been the last dozens of visits to Vancouver? The owners were busy but took time to chat with us. Super nice family owned business originally from Ipoh, Malaysia known for good food. Ambiance is quaint with lots of pictures and references to Malaysia. We had amazing food and below are a few highlights. We look forward to be back for sure! Kam heong clams- so delicious and a must-order!Reminds me of the real taste of Malaysian food. The heat from the spice, curry leaves and work hey was the best I've had in Washington and BC. Taro ring- so crispy and satiating. The taro is very flavorful and a great combination with the squid, shrimp and other savory goodies in the middle of the taro ring. Asam laksa- Penang style chewy noodle soup in super savory and umami fish broth with tamarind, pineapple and shrimp paste. Such a beautiful balance of slightly spicy, sour, and sweet broth. Yum! read more

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Looking for a simple lunch in the area and thought of this small neighbourhood restaurant. We ordered the rendang lamb which is lamb in curry sauce. We also got the pendang curry laksa. Both are flavorful. The curry went very well with the lamb. However the laksa could be a bit more spicy. But both are good read more

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Each dish is so delicious that we ordered a lot! Will go back again. Easy parking in lot or free parking on street. read more

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Was here to celebrate a birthday and they have the most special noodle dish for this occasion. However, we splurged and ordered a crab and it was disappointing. Kam Heong Crab didn't have much meat in it. The dish was doused in sauce and the taste of crab didn't surface at all. Mango Fish was interesting, a good equivalent of sweet and sour, but a tad too sweet for me. Roti Canai is delicious. read more

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Picked up some food from Ipoh, my sil ordered it. Tasted more Chinese than Malay Nonya cooking. So disappointed! Char Kuey Teow--no high heat wok flavour, only a few pcs of fish cake Nasi Goreng--fried rice w/soya, absolutely no flavour Satay chicken--no satay flavour Deluxe curry platter--very very mild lamb, beef and chicken curry, cannot distinguish between lamb and beef since both tasted the same! roti--just like the store bought frozen ones durian balls--just a smidge of durian paste inside, not much taste Honestly, I can cook better at home with some store bought packaged Malaysian Singaporean sauces from TnT!! Food from Banana Leaf and John316 taste much better with Malaysian spices added. read more

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In Marpole a little corner restaurant tucked away between a convenience store and a cafe is this gorgeous little gem. It was a lovely spring afternoon and the cool breeze made my nose cold and I really appreciated warming up to a steaming tea which I was greeted with while I waited. I love Rendang and roti so that's what I ordered. Rendang has such warm savoury flavours. It was more than I expected. The lamb was tender and the roti wasn't greasy at all. I would say the Rendang was better than the curry sauce for the roti. I dipped it in there sopping up the juices. It was also more than I could finish so had to take it in a to-go container. Overall 9/10. read more

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One of the best Malaysian restaurant in Vancouver and a gem loved by the neighbours, Ipoh has been serving up delicious food for a long time. The restaurant is always busy (i.e. popular) and there is always a line up so plan your arrival accordingly. We waited about 20 minutes last time we were there. Once we got our table and ordered, the food arrived very quickly. We ordered the Pork Chop served on a deep fried Taro Ring. The taro ring was crunchy on the outside but soft and creamy on the inside. We also have the Kari Beef Brisket which had the best curry flavour. The other highlight was the boneless Hainanese Chicken, which was tender and delicious. read more

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Recently came here for a birthday celebration! And they were so kind to offer a fire cracker candle for the cake! The food was very delicious. We ordered the oatmeal shrimp (one of the most unique and innovative dishes I've had) , curry fish and beef brisket. Everything was made to perfection and I would recommend those dishes specifically but I'm sure everything is great here ! read more

Delicious gem in the neighborhood serving up some mad (traditional) Malaysian cuisine. This place gets quite busy into the dinner hours even on a weeknight. Of all the dishes we ordered my favorite was definitely the Char Kway Teo. The dish was veryyyy flavorful (a tad salty, but acceptable), had a nice portion of meats including lap cheong and fish cake slices, all tossed with a nice and thin flat noodle. This is the dish I'd come back for again and again. And probably to try their homemade pandan cake and kuehs. read more

Ipoh Malay Cuisine - Malay char kuey teow - Malaysian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Ipoh Malay cuisine is tucked away in a small plaza in the Marpole area of Vancouver. It's very spacious and quaintly decorated. Roti Canai Beef rendang Seafood Tofu Delight Malay Char Kueh Teow Sweet & Sour Fish Ipoh Hor Fun Soup Noodles Malaysian Specialty Vegetables Hainanese Chicken Rainbow Ice Kachang Cendol The Malaysian Specialty Vegetables had both eggplant and okra listed in the description on the menu. Sad to say, there was barely any eggplant or okra in this dish. We wouldn't order this dish again as it was quite a disappointment. Aside from the Malaysian Specialty Vegetables, this place is a good place to go to for some Malaysian eats. The Seafood Delight was very enjoyable, and I was also very impressed that they were willing to make a Vegetarian version of the Ipoh Hor Fun Soup Noodles for us. The menu is quite extensive so you're sure to find something that will peak your interest! Service: Good Parking: Free Location: 1316 West 73rd Ave., Vancouver, BC read more

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We ordered a lot tonight and most of it was underwhelming. Lets start with what was better which included their flavourful nasi goreng, hard to find fried prawn rolls and satay (beef, pork and chicken) which were all tender and flavourful. The mango chicken was also a hit tonight because it had a tangy and sweet topping made with cucumbers, onions and mangoes on top of crispy chicken thigh. The not so good started with the curry platter that had chewy beef and lamb in a spicy but thin sauce. The ipoh chow fun was also not good as it was a large portion but almost flavourless and the hainanese chicken was again, flavourless other than soy and the rice was dry and not very tasty. The fried pork belly was okay but a small portion and a bit over fried while the roti was very buttery but they had forgotten the curry sauce. Overall there are much better choices in town for malaysian food. read more

The KL-syle fried hokkien mee was delicious, and the service was great. Moreover, The vast majority of the diners looked and behaved like me - an ex-Malaysian. I couldn't feel more comfortable dinning elsewhere! read more

Family style Malaysian restaurant with interesting decor inside. We arrived around 1:30pm and got seated right away as it wasn't busy. I initially wanted to order the Ipoh Chow Fun, server told me they ran out of hor fun (thick rice noodles). I then chose mee goreng which is made with egg noodles, and the server said they're actually not out of hor fun, they just can't do any stir fried dishes since it was too hot in the kitchen... with half the noodle options being stir fried, I was a bit disappointed. I opted out for the laksa. Nasi lemak tasted great, everything on the plate worked well together. Curry laksa was a bit underwhelming, it wasn't as flavourful as I wanted it to be. Same thing with the roti, not flavourful and it came out soggy. Overall an average experience. read more

Ipoh Malay Cuisine - Interior - Malaysian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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I'm not sure why only 3.5 stars - this was probably the most pleasantly surprising meal we had in Vancouver. And I came with a native Malaysian friend who agreed this is probably the best Malaysian food we've had in North America. We made reservations and were promptly seated. The staff was sooo nice and friendly. Everything was delicious- what stood out especially were the crispy pork and the wings. The Hainanese chicken was also tasty. The roti wasn't the best I had but still good. Make sure to save room for dessert!!! A delicious meal from start to finish! read more

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Lunch at Ipoh Malay Cuisine. It has been a while since we dine here Tofu Goreng Beef Rendang Malaysian Specialty Vegetable. ( Beans and egg plant , lightly sautéed with dried prawns). Good compliment to rendang The food portion is big. Service is good. Food connects us all. read more

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I was very excited to be here but somehow it turned disappointment unfortunately. We ordered Chicken satay, Roti Canai, Beef Rendang, rice, K.L Hokkien Mee and Sambal Green Bean. We concluded sambal green bean was the best from what we ordered. Very delicious. We wanted to have Beef Rendang and rice together but rice came early. Only rice. :( And chicken satay came later and it was not juicy hot neither :( I assumed as it was busy Saturday night, but still disappointment. read more

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Excuse my photos. I had a tough class earlier and needed food. I even ordered "incorrectly". My friend who is Indonesian has been raving IPOH for a long time. He needs to join me next time as I clearly missed the mark today. Beef Rendang $17.95 It's a rich coconut sauce with cubes of Beef. For the amount of Beef, and amount. It's very reasonably priced. I'm not a fan of this version of the spices and the beef could've used a bit longer in the pressure cooker. Char Keuh Teow $13.95 Flat noodles with meat, prawns, dried sausage "lap Cheong" with sprouts, onions. There is a level of wok hay in this stir fry. The chef "chow" this very nicely. I enjoyed this dish. As for the service, the lady was super nice and the boss was very busy. I can see how some have an issue with service especially when they can get busy. TIP: Bring your Tupperware! Save the planet! for your leftovers. They also sell super yummy looking desserts to go, looking forward to trying them next time. read more

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Decent food + service without a smile. If you plan on splitting bills, you have to let them know when you order. That's fine to inform us its too late when we asked at the end of the meal; but no eye contact, staring at machine with a grumpy face while telling us about this makes it super unpleasant and leaves a bad taste. Otherwise, we had their Rendang Beef for lunch for $14.95+tip which comes with rice and side of crispy salty baby fish and cucumbers. Similar taste and pricing as other places. Careful not to mix in the red paste until you've tasted the spiciness level of the dish or it can get too spicy as the curry itself is already a bit spicy. We also got their satay for $7.95+tax which comes in 4 skewers. I've had better; the beef skewer was a bit chewy/tough and it needed the peanut sauce to make it taste better. read more

Ipoh Malay Cuisine - Rendang Beef - Lunch - Malaysian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Good family owned business and friendly services. Food is tasty and good variety. Advance reservation is highly recommended. read more

The restaurant was crowded on a weekday night so it was quite a wait to get our food. The food was okay but the service could have been better. The prawn mee was soaking lots of broth and I was asking for an extra order of just the broth. I didnt mind paying extra, however, the lady refused and said no extra broth for the order. I find this really odd. Other than than that, nothing special. The restaurant has nice little deco that reminds me of Malaysia so the South East Asian ambiance is definitely there. read more

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Tight Parking, But Doable, Reservations Recommended Parking limited on the lot, but there is plenty of street parking no meters. Ordered the following: Satay skewers Penang Shrimp Roll Deluxe Curry Platter (Beef/Lamb/Chicken) Clay Pot Kang Kong Coconut Rice bowl Hainanese Rice bowl Teh Tarik (Malaysian Milk Tea) This restaurant had a good amount of restaurant patrons with safety in place with transparent dividers. The satay skewers of chicken and pork were pretty good. The bean curd wrapped shrimp roll were nice and crispy. The clay pot kang kong of stir fried water spinach with shallots, garlic, and dried shrimp in sambal paste has a spicy flavor to it, for those who like spice. I really enjoyed the coconut rice bowl and hainanese rice bowl. Of the two, the hainanese has more flavor for my taste buds. The major highlight dish would have to be the deluxe curry platter which was separated from left to right in my photos, beef/lamb/chicken. The beef has a strong spice taste, and the tea didn't help with spice LOL. To help soothe and calm the spice, the Malaysian milk tea was very refreshing and cold. So yummy! Of the 3 meats on the deluxe curry platter, the lamb was the best. Not really spicy the lamb was soft and firm and surely a delight to eat. I highly recommend this restaurant for Malaysian food cravers. read more

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I tried the food before and I did not think it was that fantastic. It was in the average scale for me. My recent visit changed my mind, so i guessed it depended on what you ordered. We had the Hainanese chicken rice, claypot mi tai mak (thick short rice noodle) and chendol. These were good. The chicken was not too bad and I loved the fried shallots (so home style) on it. The rice was the proper chicken rice rice found in Singapore, none of those bright yellow rice. Plus it came with the correct sauces - chili, ginger and dark soy sauce. The claypot mi tai mak was delicious, half the time I was wondering if there was lard in it which would be so awesome. This was stirfry similar to KL Hokkien Mee with the dark caramel sauce. The highlight would be the chendol which had real gula melaka, real as in it was not brown sugar passed off as gula melaka. This would be my go to place now whenever I have cravings for Malaysian/Singaporean food. read more

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The tiny place had a lot of south East Asian pictures and memorabilia giving it a cosy feeling. The service staff were in their 50s. So, it must have been a family operation. We ordered 8 dishes for the 6 of us. Every dish was not good. They all came out Luke warm and not hot. The flavours were way off from real Malaysian cuisine. I don't need to go into too much detail. Avoid this place and you will not waste your money. read more

We were craving Malaysian food for so long and this restaurant is recommended by a Malaysian friend from Seattle. This is our second meal after crossing the boarder so we came here not hungry, we just ordered 2 dishes to share. We ordered Clay Pot Sambal Kang Kong and Nasi Lemak Penang Lamb. Both are delicious! The lamb is so tender and the coconut rice tastes really good. The Sambal Kang Kong may be on a salty side for some people, just to set your expectations, but we are totally fine with it, the sauce is so good to be eaten with the rice! We traveled to Malaysia in 2019 and haven't had good Malay food ever since. We will definitely come back whenever we are in Vancouver! read more

Ipoh Malay Cuisine - Nasi Lemak with Lamb - Malaysian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Tasty Malaysian place. Looks like they've expanded from their Rupert location. Parking is available in the tiny lot in front, as well as on the side streets. Inside looks a bit dated. The building is old though. Staff were friendly. Dishes were quite tasty. Special mention goes to their roti though. This place really gets it right. Beef rendang is done well. Curry is quite flavourful as well. BBQ duck was crisp but suprisingly not greasy. We probably tried some 10 dishes, and everything hit the spot. Pricing is somewhat reasonable too. Definitely worth checking out. This chain is quite competitive with Tropika and Banana Leaf. Recommended. read more

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I am surprised that Penang Delight Cafe has a second location. Friend said lets go to Penang Delight Cafe and at first I thought he had issues with directions. Apparently, there is a second location. Oh wow. I thought he was going to drive all the way to Rupert from Richmond. Well we were lucky and came at the right time. We got a table quickly. Didn't have to wait long. this place is always busy. We ordered the Roti Canai, Pandan Chicken Wings, Dozen of beef skewers and Clay Pot Sambal Kang Kong. First off, the Roti Canai was lacking a bit of flavor. It had the authentic looks to it. It would be nice if the roti canai had a little more flavor. It was nice and fluffy. The dish came with two pieces. Each piece was cut in half and served with curry sauce (that is not spicy but was good). Second dish was the Pandan Chicken Wings. The wings were super hot. Well of course, its freshly made that is why its hot. It had a unique flavor. Not sure if I was supposed to eat the pandan leaf. I didn't bother eating the leaf because it seems too difficult to chew through. Anyhow, the chicken wing was good and flavorful. Dozen beef skewers - I liked that dish. The skewers were the right size. I loved their peanut sauce. I had to ask them to bring two extra dishes of sauce. Wow good sauce. Too bad they didn't have lamb that night. I like lamb skewers. Lastly, we got the Clay Pot Sambal Kang Kong. Wow this dish was ultra flavorful. But beware, it will give you bad breath (for at least 2 days). The next day, I had some tough luck bumping into 2 friends whom I haven't seen in ages and now they probably think I have bad breath. The Clay Pot Sambal Kang Kong was very good. Portion is somewhat small. Parking is ok. There are plenty of parking on the street. I would not bother trying to park in their parking lot. Its too crazy there. Also the parking lot is shared with other stores and restaurants. Restaurant decor is nice and clean. I am guessing the previous restaurant before Penang Delight must have been a Japanese restaurant. The booth seats hinted to me that. Overall, I liked this restaurant and I will return. read more

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Authentic food and great service!! I enjoy fried noodles and pineapple fried rice. The price is also reasonable.

Here are some of my favourite dishes here: Cantonese Stir Fry Noodles - for those we is not a fan of spicy food, this is a good alternative. A combo of rice noodles and vermicelli fried with a mixture of thinly sliced pork and asst seafood and choy sum and sauce. Roti Canai - good curry sauce and I really like the texture of the pancake. It is always a favourite of the guests I bring to this restaurant Fried Kang Kong - must have veggie dish. Cooked with belacan, a type of fermented dried shrimp paste which is the 'sauce' in Malaysian cooking. Gado Gado - Popular in Indonesia but well received in Malaysia and Singapore as well. Chopped boiled potatoes with deep fried tofu and bean sprouts atop with peanut sauce. Assam Laksa - this is an acquired taste and some people might find it to be quite different as it has tamarind, fish and it is spicy Cendol - the dark sweetener you see in Malaysian dessert is Gula Melaka, a type of palm sugar. It has a very low glycemic index compares to processed white sugar. This dessert is a type of shaved ice with adzuki beans, corn, little green strips which is made out of mung bean, condensed milk, coconut milk and gula melaka. Must try! read more

The curry platter is good for sampling. The noodle dishes are very good specialty ones excellent with crabs and prawns

Given our very limited selection of Malaysian restaurants in town, this is not bad. Decor is warm with lots of wood. The walls are fully decorated with Malaysian posters and maps. An odd Cuban artifact popped out of nowhere but it blended in just fine. But boy, check out my photo of the breaker switch panel. Gorgeous! We had a large so we tried a variety of flavours. For appt, we went for satay, curry puff, roti, and deep fried pork. The pork was especially tasty and a nostalgic flavour. For entrée, we went for the steam fish with signature sauce. The sauce was indeed quite appetizing. Lots of meat on the fish which was served as a whole fish. Presentation on a silver plate with burner is nice. We also had twp bowls of laksa which were very nice with lots of bone in chicken and fish cakes. The soup was spicy but still flavourful. The only slip up iour waiter forgot the Malaysian coffee and when we reminded him 15 minutes later, he didn't apologize and said it's coming. We finally got it later. All in all, a good dining experience and I will recommend it. But I'll add that it will not have the same rich flavour found in Kuala Lumpur, but then we can say the same with many ethnic cuisine. Many are either missing spices and herbs not available in Canada or they're took the fusion route. read more

Food is good with lots of variety, prices are reasonable. Lots of street parking, central location.

Kind of disappointed... won't come back again for the noodles that stick together and you don't have options for tips that begin from 12% (from meals + taxes) never wrote bad reviews like this before. read more

Ipoh Malay Cuisine - What a disappointment - Malaysian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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I discovered that this can cater to vegans, so I tried them out for lunch one day. I got the vegetable laksa ($11.95 plus tax), which can easily be made vegan by only having rice noodles instead of a mix of rice and egg noodles. My laksa came out in under 5 minutes--now that's fast. Very generous portion thin rice noodles, with broccoli, shiitake mushrooms, bean sprouts, plenty of tofu puffs, and garnished with some iceberg lettuce (which seemed a bit pointless). The broth was lovely--just rich enough without being too heavy, and adequately spicy without being too dependent on chili oil. For the price, I was very full and satisfied. Another great place in town for vegan laksa. Now I gotta come back to try their main dishes. Highly recommended. 4.5/5 read more

Ipoh Malay Cuisine - Vegetable laksa (made vegan by having all rice noodles) - Malaysian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Good service and very attentive servers. There were hits and misses in the food that I had. However, in all honesty, I can see the quality of the ingredients that they used and the "misses" were probably because of my own personal preferences as well as food execution. This shop is relatively new and I was on the lookout for an op to make it out here, and so I did. First impressions: A clean wooden decor with pictures of Malaysia all over one wall, and pics of the food over the other wall. Warmly greeted by the staff that all spoke Canto fluently. They were from Malaysia because their Canto had a Malay accent. Tea was served in a French Press. http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/penang-delight-cafe-vancouver-2?select=0x7L7A59MSxoLrfanAi6Qw#8cOLKSHwl05qLCiK03oUxA Hainanese chicken. This was prepared very differently than from what I'm accustomed to. I'm not a huge fiend of Hananese chicken to begin with, but I do like to sample to compare across the board. I found the chicken bland, even with the dipping sauce and with the soy sauce along with the bed of fresh bean sprouts that it sat on top of. The chicken was very well prepared and moist. I would think the under seasoned chicken was a problem with execution. The quality was definitely there. Sambal green beans. Not bad, nothing mind blowing. Fresh green beans prepared very well. Curry beef brisket. Confession. "My name is Herman, and I am a curryholic." I have tried almost all kinds of curries. Home made South Asian, restaurant South Asian from different regions of India, South Asian that I make at home, Japanese curry - home made by myself as well as restaurant, Chinese - homemade and restaurant, African-Indian curry from Africa, Singaporian, Malaysian, and Portuguese style curry from Macau. The curry here, to me is another variation that I want to try. It's not bad, and pretty good. That said, my bar is set rather high because of the curry from Mui Garden. That one still wins. I found the brisket at Penang to have quite a bit of tendon and not enough meat. The spicing was still good and flavourful. Curry chicken laksa. It contained two types of noodles, thick and thin. Flavourful and not bad. Didn't blow my mind. Teochew style steamed tilapia. This was expensive. $30 for this: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/penang-delight-cafe-vancouver-2#ZXwy4vY9KI9zi87j5bYLHw It was at market price. The plate that it was served on was shaped like a fish. It was served with veggies and tofu cubes. I found the fish, itself, was bland, but the broth that it was served in, was ABSOLUTELY MIND BLOWING. This must have been a simmered broth. There's no way you can get a broth to taste like this without several hours of simmering. In my opinion, I would have executed this differently. I would have pre-seasoned the fish to give it flavour before steaming and immersing into the broth. Golden tofu. http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/penang-delight-cafe-vancouver-2?select=0x7L7A59MSxoLrfanAi6Qw#AJxwS2Yz4t9C28NzcfK-PA This was also expensive. $16 The name is a bit of a misnomer. It looks like tofu, but the taste and texture was more of a fish cake that was battered and fried along with silken tofu. This was served with mayo and was quite delicious. My only complaint, if you can call it that, is that it resembled too much of a Japanese izakaya. In summary, personally, I would not have ordered some of the things that I had that night. However, I had my parents with me and they wanted certain things. So, I am going to come again, sans parents, and order other stuff. One note. In hindsight, I'm thinking that my perception of the food here is somewhat hindered by my experience at Aree Thai. The flavours at Aree more than likely altered my taste buds and perception. read more

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Absalutely love the food here. Ate here 3 weekends in a row. you MUST TRY it. I don't even want to recommend anything in particular because everything is good. Sambal Ikam bilis, is one of my favs, and all the desserts are good too. read more

If I could give zero stars I would have done that. The staff was the rudest and most obnoxious people I have ever met. They treated me like shit from the get go..even before I sat down. Ordering was another horror story. Horrible service, horrible place. read more

The host is the best! Great food and service! I travel all the way from Seattle to get Malaysian food!

First time here tonight. Poor front desk service. The lady was snobby and offensive. Very impolite to customers. Food was decent. The one star was mainly for poor service. read more

My favourite Malaysian restaurant in Vancouver. I fell in love with the Malay cuisine when I went to Malaysia and this place reminded me of my trip. They seemed to be following the Covid protocols: took down our contact info upon arrival & distanced seatings. I felt safe dining here. I really enjoyed Char Kway Teow, a flat rice noodle dish with shrimp, fish cake, and Chinese sausage. I love the charred flavor that comes from a wok and this place does it really well. Probably the best Char Kway Teow I've had in town!! Would highly recommend ordering this dish. We also ordered deluxe curry trio that came with chicken curry, lamb curry and beef curry. All were very flavorful and delicious. The Hainanese chicken was super juicy and moist. Would definitely order it again! The reason I only gave 4 stars is because one of us was allergic to seafood and when we informed the server of the allergy, she didn't seem to be familiar with food allergies. We asked to take out shrimp but weren't offered to replace it with meat, or any other protein options. Overall we enjoyed every dish we ordered and would definitely come back! read more