My husband and I love Malaysian food and take frequent trips to NYC just to visit our favorite…read moreMalaysian spots. We were very excited to discover Malay nearby in Morristown, and we had to check it out. We ordered the Malay Prawn Mee, Chicken Sambal, and the Roti Canai. Roti Canai is one of my favorite Malaysian dishes, but this didn't quite hit the spot. The roti wasn't soft and dip-able. It was kind of flaky and kept falling apart every time I tried to use it to scoop up some curry. The curry was a little watery and not all that flavorful, and I defintiely would've appreciated more than just one or two chunks of potato and chicken. The chicken sambal and soup were additionally a bit disappointing. The chicken sambal was just okay for me, and the flavor didn't really blow me out of the water. It almost felt like something I could make at home. The soup similarly did not have a particularly rich or flavorful broth, and left me a little dissapointed. Another thing that really influences my review is how cold it was inside. It got even colder when people opened and closed the door. It was so cold that our food didn't seem hot. I think the cold air cooled it off instantly and we were left eating room temperature chicken and soup.

I love this place! How have I not already reviewed it! With this being the only Malaysian place…read moreanywhere near - and having dated someone in Morristown back in the day - I've had a range of authentic dishes here including the beautiful Yam Ring. You owe it to yourself to get that dish at least once in your life. I can also recommend... basically anything with the word Malay attached, which tells me the other dishes are probably also good if that's your style. Well today, I'm ordering takeout to start my holiday a little sooner, but service is prompt and friendly. They're happy to answer your questions and offer advice on your order. They recommended me away from getting something breaded to go, as being covered would steam the crispiness away. How thoughtful. So as my meal gets ready to join me, I'll keep you updated with how much I love this place: It's back in my regular rotation of local restaurants.

As other reviewers have commented, Pasar Malam is in the former Penang location. My family and I…read morewere fans of Penang, so I was happy to see that a similar establishment opened in its place. Pasar Malam lives up to the stellar food of its predecessor with service that is much better than the former. On a Saturday evening, there were several patrons. We ordered Thai chicken lettuce wraps for an appetizer. For main entrees the Drunken Noodle and Kari Mee with Redang Chicken. Everything was delicious, flavorful and plentiful in portion size. The menu seemed similar to Penang. However they have added bubble teas and more drinks. Prices were very reasonable. The interior was not as dark. Perhaps, the addition of more overhead lights of just some fresh paint. I will definitely be back to try the lunch specials. Note: credit card service charge added to bill.

We love the variety available on Pasar Malam's menu. Beyond the typical Thai dishes there is a lot…read moreof Chinese dishes available. All of the dishes we ordered were enjoyable. We especially enjoyed this taro vegetable dish we ordered - the taro comes in a deep fried ring shape surrounding all the veggies and shrimp. The drunken noodle was also really good - really nice sized shrimp in their dishes. The Hainan chicken (they call it PM chicken) is not as flavorful as other places we've had this at. I wouldn't order the curry beef next time - it's a bowl of curry sauce (although delicious) with a few pieces of beef stew; you really need it eat it with a bowl of rice and we're trying to reduce our carb intake. Overall good service. And also BYOB!

I really love Penang, and I honestly think that people who don't like it just haven't ordered the…read moreright dishes. Their tofu curry is, hands down, the best homie vegetarian meal in Philly. It's incredibly flavorful, comforting, and feels like true home cooking. It's such a simple dish, yet very packed with flavors. I've even dined here with meat-eaters who said they preferred it over the restaurant's meat dishes and thought it was the best item on the menu. I also highly recommend the roti canai. It's another simple dish that's full of flavor, and the curry dipping sauce is absolutely delicious. This time we also ordered the fish with the sweet and sour sauce, and it was very good. The sauce had a great balance of tangy and sweet without overpowering the fish. Penang isn't a trendy or particularly a "cute" restaurant, and the service isn't exceptional. But if you're going for the food, it's absolutely worth a visit- especially if you're vegetarian.

We had originally planned a 15 person reservation for tonight and the tables were ready upon our…read morearrival for our 6:30 resy. Due to last minute additions we were at about 19. They were able to accommodate which was great and very kind because I know this is not typical. From there they took our orders in a timely fashion and water pitchers were provided. From there it seemed the food took forever (expected for a big group) but it came out in distinct stages. One of our tables had their food and were finished before the next received entrees. From the time we ordered around approximately 7-7:15pm, our table of 6 respectively from our group did not receive their entrees until 8:30pm. However the beef chow fun was delicious and we scarfed it down asap. I understand waiting extended times for large parties, but to see smaller tables come in (3-4 people) and leave before we had our entrees was disappointing. Since the food was still overall good I'd like to come back with a smaller group and try some other menu items.

I have updated to 5 after I went back recently. The restaurant has improved a lot especially the…read moreinterior features beautiful décor - elegant ambient and very very clean. Moreover, Thai Thai II includes street food on the menu now such as Basil Crispy Pork Belly (Krapao Moo Krob) - That is very interesting and real authentic Thai dish. The service is still very nice and professional especially the owner is always friendly and approachable.

On a wintry day with snow on the ground, some warm Thai food hits the spot…read more I ordered golden triangle (fried tofu in triangle squares with dipping sauce) as my appetizer. A simple dish but one I still greatly enjoy. Also, I'm seeing less places in MD offer this as an appetizer, so I appreciated that they still offered it. And it was good for what is simply tofu. Hot when it came out, crispy, and had good texture. For my entree, I had pad thai. I asked for medium spicy and this is where I was disappointed. Their medium tasted like mild to me. Next time, I'll have to ask them for maximum spicy level as medium gave me no heat at all. The pad thai was good overall, and was a big portion, but it tasted just good, and the heat would have added a little more to it. For dessert, I had mango with sticky rice. Good, no issues here. The inside has soft lighting and soft music so it definitely works as a place for a romantic dinner for two. Overall, it's a good local thai place here in the heart of Bethlehem PA.

For an eatery in a supermarket food court, M Thai serves up very, very decent food…read more When we were there, there was no one stationed at the front. It appears in-person orders are accepted primarily through the kiosk. The only other person that was there was the cook in the back, and when we flagged him down with some questions about the menu, his English was pretty limited. That said, we were pretty happy with our order. We noticed a lot of happy reviews mentioned the char kway teow, and it's just as good as others have found. The serving size is hearty, and each strand of flat noodle is well-seasoned. Our other was the crab fried rice. We'd never had it before and just ordered it out of sheer curiosity. On the plus side, it had a decent amount of actual crab meat, enough to see it and taste it in the entree. But it was on the blander side and seemed very plain when contrasted with the saucy char kway teow noodles. On a whim, I also ordered a Thai iced coffee, which turned out to be a bit of a fail. There was no actual ice in the coffee (which quickly rendered it lukewarm while we were sitting and sipping), and the coffee somehow straddled both extremes of bitter and sweet - it was extremely sugary on the front and left a bitter taste on the back end. While we wouldn't go out of our way for a return trip, we were happy with our food, and even had enough to take home. I'd definitely recommend giving this spot a try if you're in the area. Seating is in a modestly sized communal space, so it's first come first served.

In my experience Food Courts are to be avoided like an indictment but at M Thai, stuck inside to…read morelocal Asian Market, the Shrimp Pad Thai was excellent and a worthwhile discovery while on a routine shopping trip. Lesson to me (again) that ornate, too cute by half, sit-down restaurants have no monopoly on excellence. Pull up a chair at the Supermarket Food Court. A not guilty five stars.

Can't speak to the typical dining experience, but I had to share my love for this place. My partner…read moreand I took one of the cooking classes offered here today. Booking was easy online and we were provided with the menu we'd be making. Chef Jay and his staff were so friendly, and the space we cooked in was very cozy. I loved the experience of Chef Jay explaining the ingredients, helping us understand the flavors we were creating, and then getting to eat all of our delicious dishes, and of course taking home the leftovers. This event was so worth it. I would recommend this to any one of any skill level. My partner and I are by no means chefs, but our food came out perfectly. I can't wait to come back and take another class here, or stop by for dinner!

The massaman curry is really good. The service is great, the waiters are very kind. The restaurant…read moreis clean and the tables are spread out despite the place being somewhat small.

Small family run business with very friendly staff, delicious food and cozy restaurant setting. We…read moreorder 2 mixed plates and sides that we've never had before. The flavors were each individually unique but all were mainly savory and umami without it being overwhelming. This is the place is a must try if youre looking for authenticity.

Eating here feels like you're eating in a family member's Indonesian kitchen. the spot is small and…read morecozy, but we didn't have difficulty finding a table to grab. You can ask for an overview of all the dishes. The plates come with rice and you get as many of the dishes on top as you want. We grabbed 2-3 per plate. The beef rendang was great, something we are familiar with. We were less familiar with some of the tofu/tempeh options, but these were also delicious. The vegetable fritter we probably didn't need and lumpia weren't available when we went. The goat was also a hit. Very reasonably priced for the amount of food. We even got dishes to go (which come in containers and not with rice, maybe my biggest difficulty with the place). Maybe more difficult than that, however, was that the rice was a bit mushy and not our favorite. Super nice service. If you live in the area, I could easily see this being a go-to takeout spot.