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    Beef Rendang
    Mariel T.

    Love that Wee's has a following, especially bc Malaysian food can be hard to find. The ordering station is right at the front when you enter into Royal Blue Grocery. There wasn't anyone manning the station, so we were told to order online and wait. When we returned, our food was there but no one to thank or say hi to! There are two small tables inside and extra tables/seating on the patio outside. We took our food to go and the boxes survived the few blocks of a walk home. We got: - beef rendang - good, just a little hint of spice that was perfect. I'm not too big a fan of pickled veggies or shrimp chips so the accompaniments - char kway teow- very mild flavors but good for your less adventurous friends Overall, underwhelmed but glad they have a home downtown

    Curry Laksa
    Steven L.

    Great spot! These were some dishes I've never really tried before, and they packed a lot of flavor. I'm glad I got this introduction to Malaysian food. Malaysian Spiced Wings - Big juicy wings, with some curry-like sauce, really delicious. Curry Laksa (vegetables) - I've only ever Laksa noodles in store bought ramen packs, and I thought they tasted very similar. EXCEPT, the curry laksa here just had much more depth of flavor. The kind of broth that tastes like its been stewing for hours rather than the ramen kind. Nasi Lemak (chicken) - Tasty dish, but wasn't the fan of the texture. I like a curry where there are different ingredients and textures, but this one was a bit too mushy. I still enjoyed the dish overall and the pickled veggies were a nice addition, but I'd proably try something different next time. Kaya Pandan Jam Toasted Croissant - I can't exactly describe what the kaya pandan jam tasted like, but it's really nice. Creamy, not too sweet, maybe a slightly earthy flavor. I really enjoyed it though.

    Satay Chicken
    Lowell O.

    It's moved. Their current and only location is now inside Royal Blue Grocery at 609 Congress Avenue. The grocery is small but very cool. It's got seating for five inside and additional tables outside. For beverages, Wee's offers an absolutely amazing Thai green tea, and you can also buy any beverage you want from the grocery store, including beer, wine or hard kambucha. There's a parking garage on the backside of the same block. But bring your smallest vehicle. It's tight and most of the spaces are compact spaces. Don't come here for the service, but for the food. We tried beef rendang. A chicken vermicelli bowl and a chicken satee plate. Everything was awesome. Fine dining Malaysian cuisine in a tiny grocery store!

    Wings Plate
    Holly D.

    I will admit we didn't explore much with this order, but it was still impeccable. The wings and satay were flavorful and juicy with amazing sauces and just the right amount of spice. Wee's will always feel like home cooked food, and despite it being in royal blue, their small corner has three two tops for people to use. Don't expect a dine in experience, but expect amazing food and the most amazing woman - if you're able to catch Wee when she's not hard at work!

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    Chris W.

    Decent food. We ordered beef fried rice, beef vermicelli, beef rendeng, beef char kway teow, and sweet sour chicken. The char kway teow tasted the best. The service was great: very polite. It's literally inside a gas station store, and the store sign says Foodie's Kitchen. There are parking spaces outside the store. Three little tables. Best to take the food to-go.

    Green thai tea and penang lime juice
    Eina D.

    Serving up delicious Malaysian food, Wee's Cozy Kitchen is the very definition of a hole-in-the-wall restaurant. Located inside a Shell gas station near the UT campus, this place is one of Austin's best kept secrets. The portions of food here are so generous, the service was friendly and accommodating, and there is seating available. I believe they're only open in the afternoons, but be patient as this is a two-person operation so you're guaranteed your food is made to order. And you won't be disappointed! The beef rendang was tender and flavorful. I would easily order this again. The seafood nasi lemak was filled with different kinds of protein, like shrimp and squid, and each bite carried a wave of satisfaction. Each of these entrees came with a side dish of dried anchovies, which provided a nice contrast, and cucumbers, for freshness. Not pictured is the kaya toast, which was my personal introduction to Malaysian food years ago. The flavor was nostalgic and delicious, although next time I'd probably have it as a toast instead of a croissant as I would much prefer the crunch. Don't forget to wash it all down with the green Thai tea! I can't wait to come back and try all their other offerings.

    Beef rendang
    Felecia I.

    Wee's Cozy Kitchen is indeed that--a tiny space inside a Shell station in West Campus. Don't let the location fool you, it's the only place in town for decent Malaysian food. Wee, a really sweet person, is the only chef and cooks every dish herself. Be patient. When your order is ready, you'll know it's straight off the stove and piping hot. The char kway teow (fried rice noodles) is tasty. It's not exactly what I'm used to but if you love stir fried noodles, you'll like it. But omg, the beef rendang! Looove the beef rendang. Gonna order nasi lemak with chicken next as I find myself craving a taste of home. Happy to see that Malaysia's national dish is on the menu here. If you're looking for something different for dinner and want to support a local business, give Wee's Cozy Kitchen a try!

    Beef Rendang
    Andrew L.

    Been here for dinner twice and had a great experience both times! Came on a weekday and weekend evening and didn't experience any wait to order each time. With that said everything is made to order, and there is a super small staff, so I wouldn't come here in a rush. The staff is super friendly and very willing to help if you're unsure on what to order I've tried the Beef Rendang, Chicken Nasi Lemak, and Pandan filled Croissant. Both entrees are super flavorful and have a very different flavor profile from other Asian cuisines I've tried. I'd describe both dishes as rich and nutty, with the rendang leaning more rich and nasi lemak more nutty. Both are absolutely worth trying! They have a couple different filling options for the croissant/toast that I'm sure would also be delicious, but the pandan croissant was good enough that I had it for dessert both times. the filling is super creamy and reminds me a little bit of taro desserts I've had Particularly given its convenient location this has become one of my favorite spots in town. The novelty of having a sit down dinner at a gas station is fun, and the food is top notch.

    Menu and seating
    Milena H.

    It's a fun little eatery, housed with the Royal Blue Grocery. I wanted something small so I got the Roti Canai and the soup was delicious. It is peppery but not overwhelming. You can sit behind the cashier or along the counter. They're a chill group of people, Wee surprised me by coming out to meet me as I was receiving my order. What a nice personal touch to the customer experience! Check out this spot for Malaysian food and support a women-founded and women-owned business!

    Beef Rendang $16.99
    Lucy V.

    Located inside Royal Blue on Congress with minimal seating inside but lots of outdoor seating. All the food came out steaming hot and fresh. The Char Kway Teow w/ Chicken was good, but the chicken was salty and I would have liked more veges. I don't know if they do a spicy version, but it's quite bland spice wise. Flavor was good. 4/5 The Rendeng w/ Beef was good flavor but the beef was dry and chewy. Requested spicy but it was not spicy at all. I think they just don't do spicy? Flavor was good again but the meat did not taste freshly cooked to me. 3/5 The vege rolls were steaming hot but one of them came out burnt. 2 for $6 seems a bit steep imo. but had they not been burnt they would be a 4. 3/5

    Kari L.

    Wee's Cozy Kitchen has been on my radar for a while -- and I'm happy to report that it lived up to my expectations. :) My dad and I shared the beef rendang: the meat was tender and complex in flavor. It paired nicely with the rice, which tasted similar to the rice served in Hainanese chicken. The pickled vegetables added a refreshing, acidic contrast. And the peanuts, cucumbers, and shrimp chips was the cherry on top. The owner of the place was so sweet. She chatted with us a bit before going back to work. Truly, a humble joint that everyone should stop by if they are in downtown!

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    This is the best lunch I've ever had. Coming from the Bay Area, I thought bbq would by my Austin fave. But it's WEE'S COZY KITCHEN baby!!!!

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