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    3.2 (12 reviews)

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    Ricky C.

    The restaurant is a bit hidden, but it's spacious and very comfortable inside. The lychee tea they served was very fragrant and delicious. The food portions were good, but a bit bland or missing that explosive flavor that I'm used to with Singaporean food.

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    Rosemary P.

    This place has just been open since July 2025. So it's quite new from when we visited. The service was very friendly and fast. We tried the Hainanese Chicken Rice and the Beef Brisket Curry Rice along with two Malaysian Teh Tarik Ais. This was part of their lunch menu offerings. The food was presented well but the taste was not exactly on point. The curry had too much beef fat and tendon! Though it did taste correct. The Hainan chicken rice, chicken was soft though bony and the rice was a bit tasteless - needs more ginger and chicken in its making. The sauces for this dish were too plain - just ginger with oil and the chili was strange. Although the ambiance of the place was nice, the food left something to be desired.

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    Cy W.

    Finding Malaysian or Singaporean food in Burnaby is rare, so Makan Time is a welcome addition. It appears to be a Neptune Seafood Restaurant subsidiary, which is just down the hall. They've renovated the former Japanese restaurant space with softer lighting and dark wood. We tried the Singaporean Laksa noodles, which tasted very authentic and were bursting with creamy, spicy flavours. However, the Malay curry chicken portion was disappointing ... it came with two drumsticks for over $20.

    Jeffrey L.

    This restaurant was a bit out of the way at the Amazing Brentwood. It replaces Ajishou Japanese above the Earl's on Lougheed, behind Neptune Palace Seafood. The pricing is quite high compared to other Malaysian restaurants. The satay sauce for some reason tasted minty. I advised the manager to check with the kitchen staff to see if they used mint instead of coriander. The beef curry was good, but the shrimp chips that were placed on the rice were stale and chewy. I would probably not return unless they update the food and prices.

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    Green & Oak Malaysian Restaurant - Roti canai

    Green & Oak Malaysian Restaurant

    3.9(139 reviews)
    2.2 km•Burnaby Heights, Willingdon Heights
    •$$

    Good spot in the neighbourhood to stop by for Malaysian style food. It's a no fuss kind of place…read morethat gets a lot of people in during the weekends. Their hainan chicken rice combo is a great combo that can satisfy a few people. Chicken is tender and pairs well with the sauce. Also got the mee goreng. The stir fried noodles were really good, although a bit oily. Definitely a treat to get every so often! Roti canai is a classic appetizer to get! Staff can get quite busy and won't have time to check in on you during busy times.

    The last time we were there was almost a year ago. The…read morefood at Green & Oak is always tasty and great. However, that night's service was so disappointing that we haven't gone back again. They were busy as usual and we were at the end of our meal. I went to the bathroom, my husband was still at the table, paying the bill. When I came back, he had my purse and jacket in his hands and was at the door. The boss lady didn't event wait for me to come back to the table before she kicked us out. It just didn't feel right. I know they were busy, but we were there first, didn't skimp on ordering a full meal and we were not dawdling. We had actually made a reservation. We will not be back for a while. Too bad because we miss the food. We will be looking for alternative places to dine in where we are valued customers.

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    Tamarind Hill Malaysian Cuisine - Malaysian laksa curry ($16.00)

    Tamarind Hill Malaysian Cuisine

    4.0(146 reviews)
    8.0 km•Central Lonsdale
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    I came here for a weeknight dinner. Been by this place many times, finally decided to try…read more Guy running the front was nice, good service. He might be the owner. Place was really not busy. One table eating already at around 730pm, and us. Otherwise there were a few takeout orders. My main problem with this place is the lack of authenticity. They clearly geared the food for the local tastes, which is a far, far cry from what I would expect in an authentic Malaysian restaurant. And even further away from the real food you get in Malaysia. I can see how if you're a local in North Vancouver and Malaysian food is exotic to you, then sure, this place is very approachable. Because it is better described as "Malaysian-inspired." We tried several items: Satay chicken - tasted pan fried and otherwise tasteless. Usually these are char-grilled. Chicken was juicy though. Peanut sauce was just ok. Sauce was kind of watered down. 3/5 is generous. If youve had authentic satay, you'll know what I mean. Char Kway Teow - not bad. Seasoning was too sweet, and needed more "wok-hei." Noodle texture was good. 3.5/5. Sambal eggplant/green beans/okra - the sambal was really, really lacking the funkiness of the fermented shrimp paste I expected. Needs WAY more. Also needed way more heat. This just tastes like a bit of sweet stir fried veg. 2/5. Assam Laksa - this was the biggest disappointment. There should not be coconut milk in this dish, but they put some in. This completely overpowers the Tamarind and all you taste is coconut milk. A bigger sin is the lack of any fish. Traditionally this is made with Mackerel, and sardines are often substituted. But there was no fish in it. This should be a sour, tart, funky fishy broth. It was none of the above. The noodles had a horrible texture too. Sorry, this dish is a 1/5. And this is not Assam Laksa. The shrimp they used in all the dishes is the cheap frozen stuff, probably frozen white shrimp. Pretty tasteless. We asked for everything (except the satay) to be extra spicy. Nothing was really spicy. There was a mild kick in maybe the assam laksa (except totally muted by the coconut milk) but the rest was not spicy. at all. And this goes back to my comment about catering to the local tastes. People around here I guess cannot eat even remotely spicy food. If you want authentic Malaysian food, steer clear of this place. You will be very, very disappointed. There are many better places in the lower mainland. If you want some tasty food that is somewhat reminiscent of Malaysian food, this is not bad, and on the North Shore, this is one of very few options available to you. Guy running the place is super nice though, and I get it, he's just trying to cater to the local palate to keep the business afloat. The restaurant itself is really dimly lit but clean and comfortable enough. I'll give this place a 4/5 for service, but 2/5 for food. Overall 3/5. Location is right on Lonsdale near 14th, and you can find street parking or park in one of the nearby lots. Sorry, I wont be back, and I cannot recommend this.

    We went out to Tamarind Hill in North Vancouver for dinner last week. It is a small restaurant…read morewith only about 12 tables. The food was really good and very reasonable. We shared an appetizer of calamari and then had asparagus with beef, chili prawns and rice. Lonsdale is all pay parking and we couldn't find a kiosk for payment so we ended up parking in a lot at Whole Foods. It was very busy but the gentleman working the room was very efficient and we were well taken care of.

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