Always looking to try something different, I found myself at Pak Hailam Kopitiam seeing what…read moreMalaysian food was all about. Service was quick. I was there for an early dinner and there were not many other people there. I had some type of sweetened hot tea that was very tasty. I can't remember what It was called. For dinner I settled on what I think was the Kampung Mee Goreng and I chose seafood. It was a fried noodle dish. I could smell it when they started cooking it and my mouth began to water. It smelled good. The food did not disappoint. It was a little salty for me but there were very good flavors in this dish. I have become a fan of Malaysian food.

This Malaysian restaurant is located near the river on Church St. and across from Bay Vista. I had…read moreChar Kway Teow which came with two different types of noodle and had lots of flavour from the wok. Also tried a Sambal Fish dish which was also very tasty. Prices are very reasonable and portions are good! The restaurant is also very spacious.

Opened up 3 weeks ago, the wife & I decided to pop by as we were craving Malaysian food…read more The food was delicious, the curry beef & the roti was on point! Even though we were full, we decided to give dessert a go. We ordered the sticky rice pudding & the kuih ketayap (pandan crepe, coconut & ice cream), both were superb. The staff were exceptional, very friendly & cheerful. You can really tell that they want you to enjoy the food & have a great time there. Makes it easier that it's BYO, so bring along your favourite & relax. We'll definitely be coming back here & supporting a great local business!

OMG. Walked past planning on going elsewhere and decided to eat here instead. Best dinner EVAH…read more Food was delicious and nothing left over at the end.

Really nice Malaysian restaurant with good classic dishes…read more The shrimp paste fried chicken wings were really nice, crispy and lots of flavour. Oyster omelette was generous with oyster. The Babi pongteh wasn't that outstanding though, it was good, but nothing too special. Roti was very good, fluffy and buttery. Location was a bit strange, located on a main road, but appeared to have no parking

Had an excellent lunch at Peranakan Place in Auburn. Tried the char kway teow, ngoh Hiang, otak,…read moreprawn noodles, chicken rice, prawn paste chicken, nonya laksa, hokkien Noodles. All dishes were good and authentic. The place was pleasantly decorated. The service was very good. So far it's one of the best Malaysian food I tried in Sydney.

This is my second visit to this recently opened Malaysian/Singaporean restaurant in Kingsford…read more It can get really busy on Friday nights/ weeknights, so if you dislike waiting in line, go early ! This time, I ordered a plate of Char Kway Teow & curry puff. Char Kway Teow ($10.50) : The portion is very generous ! Be prepared to get a to-go box if you are having more than a plate of char kway teow. Lots of prawns/ chinese sausages. Yum ! Curry Puff ($2.50): Not bad. It's pretty big, with a half broiled egg inside ! This restaurant is definitely one of the better "Malaysian" restaurants around. Im definitely a fan :)

Really was pleasantly surprised by the food but it was damn good. The serving size is huge so make…read moresure you take away! Tried the loh mee with prawn - a little salty for my liking but was nice. The chicken curry puff with egg was very good! Will order next time for sure. Also, the chicken tofu dish which I think they used japanese tofu was also a nice dish. Couldn't finish the meal though. Service was very good with a nice, friendly girl who was quick and efficient. The only downfall was it was sooo hot! I could see air con in the place but I don't think they turned it on.....either saving $$ or it was broken. Either way, it wasn't very comfortable to eat....I can't imagine what summer would be like without the air con!

Well coat me in sambal and call me spicy, there's a new Malaysian restaurant just down the road…read morefrom me and I don't know what its name means but it's fun to sound out phonetically. Berempah. See? Swung past for one of their lunch specials, got the $9.90 vegetarian curry (with a hit of sambal on the side, natch). Welcome to flavourville, population: your homeboy me. The curry is made on lentils with big steaming hunks of potato and eggplant, there's tomato and carrot in there, and coriander and chilli. I'd actually eat it just as a soup but I love rice so much I'll never look a gift rice in the face if someone is throwing it at me. I'd just catch it in a bowl and now it's my rice. These guys better get used to seeing me at lunchtimes on my phone.

One of the few restaurants that open early, at 5:00pm. With young kids it was nice to be able to…read moreeat early. The service was pretty good and the portions reasonable. Food tasted good. The kids had satay chicken and spring rolls followed by deep fried battered squid. I can't help but compare them to the Salt & Pepper Squid served in the Qantas First Class Lounge in Sydney. They taste just the same! The Fried Koay Teow was a little pale but pretty good. The specialty of the house, crispy skin pork in special sauce was good but a little too oily. I could not eat too many pieces. The curry chicken with Roti was ordinary. Sambal Kankong was passable. There was no iced Kopi, so I settled for iced milk tea. This was extremely sweet but tasted okay when you add a bit more water.

Tian Tian is a small Chinese and Malaysian restaurant. Basic setup. Small selection of drinks and…read moreoffers a pre-cooked lunch special in a bain-marie. I had the Nasi Lemak special. The chicken curry was flavoursome and had an amazing heat. The service was friendly and prompt. Would recommend to anyone craving that Malaysian hit.

Awesome place for an unassuming shopfront. Authentic Malaysian style dishes for much less than some…read moreof the more established popular Malaysian restaurants charge.

I don't often work in the city, so I kind of stumbled on this place as part of the lunchtime crowd…read more A lot of local Indians were eating here, which is normally a good sign. I had a Butter Chicken, Mango Chicken, Naan and a Coke for $12.90. That's a bargain for down town Sydney. And the serving was massive! The taste was superb. Easily the best "fast" Indian food I've eaten. They have many Indian curries as well as Malaysian staples such as Rendang and even Murtabak. And you can even order a Jumbo Meal (5 different choices!) for $14.90! This place is great and I'll definitely come back.

Malay Indian restaurant that's very authentic. Chef n owner is a funny fellow w/ endless stories to…read moretell. We ordered the prawn sambal, chicken eggplant and vegetable curry. All were great, the veg curry was a tad bit salty however. But that's all personal preference.

Now this is pretty authentic KL style Malaysian Hawker food. The store is simple and small. With…read morejust 9 tops of which two are for 8 seats - it's pretty cramped in here! But cozy! Don't be shy as you may end up sharing a table with others. When we arrived we were at the start of a rush as the line developed behind us with an already full restaurant. Luckily we managed a spot sharing with a family of 5. We ordered their Char Kuay Teow and Ais Batu Kacang. And the family ordered Hainan Chicken Rice and Fish Head Curry. Smells really good. There was an interesting mix of customers from Thai, to Malaysian, to Indonesian. Mixed in with the a couple of locals. It took a while for our food to be served. So it left me thinking that he forgot our order... Finally it came! The Char Kuay Teow was pretty good - KL style. Slightly spicy but oddly with chicken, no Chinese sausage or clams. Regardless, it was tasty. It took a while for the drinks to come out as well. As the kitchen is pretty small. So be patient!

A great family run restaurant that has been serving Sydney for years. Authentic Hawker style meals…read more My favourite is the Curry Chicken and Singapore Noodles.