We came here looking for a light lunch and and really enjoyed it! Between two of us we shared two apps - the roti canai and mango salad, and each got a small soup. The tom yum soup and seaweed soup broths were both delicious! The apps we thought were good but felt there could be more in the mango salad. Also think they could provide more of the curry with the roti canai that people could eat with a spoon since the roti can only pick up a little bit of it! We ended the meal with the fried ice cream and friend bananas for dessert which was yummy. Overall we enjoyed our meal here! read more

My first time was few years ago, and as far back as I can remember, it wasn't that bad, actually it was good. Last week I was in the mood for something exotic- for lunch I mean. So, I hit Banana Leaf on a weekday during lunch hours. I ordered the Thai Pineapple Fried Rice, which was described on the menu as "Fried rice with shrimp, cashew nuts, fresh pepper, egg, and shrimp pasted served in a pineapple." Intrigued? I was too. I was already sold on that description. As expected, my to-go Thai- style pineapple fried rice order, came in a take-out container, not in half pineapple shell. I wasn't disappointed! Pineapples: I wasn't sure if the pineapples were not quite ripe enough or just canned. Cashews: Sort of stale. Shrimp: It was such a nasty surprise to see the veins on the back of the shrimps, each one of them. Yuckkkks! Enough said! Fried rice: Too wet and sticky. I'm not an expert, but I certainly don't recall asking for my rice to be soaked in too much oil. One more chance, you ask?! On a scale of maybe to absolutely; A.B.S.O.L.U.T.E.L.Y NOT! Two Yelps read more

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This was my second visit to this restaurant in one week, so I had to write a review. Banana Leaf is the 1st Malaysian restaurant which I have dined and it was well worth it. Today, I selected the Salted Cabbage fish head soup which I had as an appetizer on my first visit. Can I say I really enjoyed this tasty soup. Clear broth soup with shredded cabbage, scallions, tomatoes, ginger and fish. BOY, this is tasty and filling especially on a cold day outside. The only negatives are that the soup is a little greasy/oily & the fish has bones in it. Hence, a 4 out of 5 stars. The soup packs a mild salt flavor with a hint of spice and although "brothy" (my made up word) it is filling with the cabbage and fish. I would recommend this soup as an appetizer to complement an entree. I have to return to try other dishes for another review. read more

This has been a staple in Chinatown since I was in college (and I'm sure before that too), and it hasn't lost its consistency, flavors, or delicious food. It's a very low-key restaurant with a large dining area, great for groups, and pretty quick / efficient service. It can be a bit loud because it's usually packed, but it's usually packed because the place is great. The wait typically isn't too bad, as they turn tables over fairly quickly. The roti canai is a must and it's delicious - the curry is super tasty and drinkable on its own, but dipping the warm, flaky roti in it is amazing. I've gotten Pad Thai and noodle dishes before, but most recently, I tried the Indian Mee Goreng (vegetarian) and it was amazing! It was super flavorful, but not overpowering, and had a nice mix of curry and veggies and tofu. Overall, you can't go wrong with most of the dishes on the menu, and many can be made vegetarian and accommodated to your palate. Great spot and I hope their level of quality continues. read more

Banana Leaf - Roti canai - amazing! - Malaysian Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Glad I listened to Yelp again. I went here for dinner and thought it was pretty good. The restaurant is actually pretty big so would be good for large parties. We ordered the Mango Chicken that everyone seems to be raving about, the Roti Canai, and Thai Basil Noodles. The Roti Canai tasted thin, fluffy and crispy. The curry sauce served with it was also good. The Mango Chicken was also pretty good but I'm not sure if it's really worth the price. The entree itself is $15, which consists of slices of mango, bell pepper, and chicken served inside a whole mango peel. It doesn't come with rice so you will also have to order that extra ($1/serving). I thought it tasted pretty fresh and tasty but probably would order again when it's closer to mango season because it could've been sweeter. I wasn't the biggest fan of the Thai Basil Noodles (tastes more like Pad Kee Mao) only because it was really really oily and I hate the feeling of oil on my lips. Flavor-wise, pretty good though. At the end of our meal, they also gave us free red bean soup. Yay! I'll definitely come back, especially since the other plates they served looked pretty good. The staff is nice and they accept all major credit cards. :) read more

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My choice for my pre-race dinner before the Philadelphia Marathon was Banana Leaf. Sure, an Italian pasta carbo-load may be more traditional, but I wanted Malaysian instead. We were seated near the front of the restaurant, near the cash register, so we didn't have the best table, but at least we didn't have to wait. I was really craving roti, so we got the Roti Canai as a starter. It didn't disappoint. We also got the Poh Piah, which was tasty, but not as good as the roti, in my opinion. For our main dish we shared the Thai Basil Noodles. It were spicier than I was expecting, so I couldn't eat too much. For dessert we got the Banana Pancake. Delicious! I could have eaten the whole dish myself. I enjoyed our meal, and the service was excellent. Our waters were refilled without asking several times. I think I liked Penang just a bit better though, especially the atmosphere. But you really can't go wrong eating at Banana Leaf. read more

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I used to go to Penang a lot until Banana Leaf opened. And ever since, I come here so often that the waiters recognize me. Friendly bunch of people here! The food here is all good. Haven't had anything that I didn't like. Its your typical malaysian fare and I've tried soooooo many all over the country. And Banana Leaf is not lacking. And I love it that they are open late. read more

Banana Leaf - The very delicious Nasi Lemak - Malaysian Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Food was so delicious! Roti canai was awesome! Curry vegetables and curry chicken dishes were very tasty! Staff is friendly and attentive. Ample seating and clean restaurant. read more

This place is my new favorite place in Philly. It's so wonderful to me because it sort of combines food from my own personal ethnic backgrounds: Indian food and Thai food to make the amazing Malaysian food. Just thinking about this place again is making my stomach growl and mouth water! I went with a huge group so it was awesome to get a variety of menu items and share family style. The proportions were great, the prices were amazing, and the FOOD WAS DELICIOUS!!! Here are some of the items we got that were just freaking unforgettable: -Homemade Roti Canai (Indian Pancake) (This is was freaking delicious, we had to order it multiple times again and again). -Mee Siam -Thai Pineapple Fried Rice -Banana Leaf Kari Ayam (Boneless) ----- This was my FAVORITE dish there. Could eat this with rice every single day. Naturally, we ordered this multiple times as well. -Beef Rendang -Chinese Watercress w/ Bean Curd Sauce -Golden Fried Eggplant - Shrimp w/ String Beans (Malaysian Style) read more

Banana Leaf - Pineapple fried rice! - Malaysian Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

We went here years ago and weren't impressed at all. We were looking for a place to eat in Chinatown this past Jewish Christmas and decided to try them again and were amazed. At some point, maybe it changed ownership or something but they re-worked their recipes in a big way. Everything now has spice, kick, more grilled flavors - sweet and sour flavors everywhere. We've been back three times since. Get the seafood tom yum soup. It's super spicy, sweet and sour and just really good. read more

Roti canai was good, but seemed overcooked. I wish it'd been softer and chewier -- instead it was a bit over-crisp, but I still enjoyed it. Served with chicken curry sauce, which was very flavourful Thai Basil Noodles - really liked the flavour of this one, texture of noodles was great, very comforting dish to eat. Not enough veggies in it though. Menu said it would have Chinese broccoli, but there was none to be found. I'd get this dish again. Beef Rendang's flavour was all right, but the beef was all wrong. Beef was tough in texture. The cut of beef should be cooked such that it's tender and soft. Not sure if they used the wrong kind of beef or just didn't cook it the right way. All in all, an enjoyable meal. Good service. Looking forward to returning. 3.5+ stars read more

Yelp calls this "Malaysian", but I would say there are many different cuisines on this menu. Most notably, I was SUPER excited to see some Indonesian dishes on the menu (Mei Goreng and Beef Rendeng (randang? whatever)). I've been craving it since I got back from Bali, and it was authentic tasting. After two visits to this place, I can say with confidence this is a great place. The food is served quickly and is delicious. All of us amended our order in some way - and the waitress teased us in a good humored way... nice ambiance and of course - BYO! Final note- this is a pretty large space and would be a great place for a group. read more

Banana Leaf - Malaysian Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Went here a bunch in undergrad for those large BYOs but couldn't remember the food after all the drinking. Came back for a 5 year reunion and tried this food semi-sober, which I was nervous about. It was stunning. I got the chicken kari ayam and have been dreaming about that dish ever since. I've tried to order something similar at 3 restaurants in New York now and it's just not as good. I'll have to hit this place up again when in Philly. Also, their roti canai is top notch. read more

My favorite restaurant in Philly. My first time here was in 2005. In the dozens of times I've been here, I've never had a bad experience. Everything I've tried is good, but here are my favorite dishes: Roti canai! (Never a meal without it.) Satay Chicken/Beef (love the peanut sauce!) Mee Siam Fried Rice Noodle w. Salted Fish Singpore Rice Noodles Mango Chicken - it's on the sweet side. Chicken served in mango 'shell'. Prawn Mee Don't leave without having their fried ice cream! Oh! And it's BYO. read more

Banana Leaf is a popular BYO Malaysian restaurant in Chinatown known for tasty food, good price-value, and hosting a lot of rowdy groups. They offer a huge array of Malaysian dishes, and portion sizes are large for the price you pay. We came as a group and ordered family-style, so I'm not even sure the names of everything we got. Some of it was fantastic (such as the chili chicken and the roast beef), whereas others were a bit of a miss (the noodle dish with ketchup was strange, as were the battered and fried bananas for dessert). If you come, I'd recommend sticking with family-style, that way you can try many items - and hedge your bets, in case there's one you don't like! The owners here are also pretty lenient when it comes to being loud and drinking alcohol. As a result, the restaurant attracts a lot of rowdy groups (mostly from the universities). If that's you, and you're looking for a place to get a bit wild, then you're in luck! But if you're looking for just a quieter, casual dinner with your family or a small group, know that you might be sharing the space with customers who have different priorities. Overall, Banana Leaf is a great spot to try a large variety of Malaysian cuisine - and as long as you're aware beforehand that it can get quite loud, I think you'll have a good time. read more

Banana leaf if legit one of my favorite restaurants I have been eating here forever and I can say it's the absolute best Omgggg i love it here :) read more

This is my second visit to Banana Leaf and to be honest I'm rather disappointed. Having lived in Malaysia for over 20 years I can't say that the food here represented the taste that I remembered. On my last visit here I managed to try a few different dishes. Sambal Petai , Belachan Kangkung, Baby Oyster Omelette , Char Kueh Teow and Golden Fried Squid was the few items that I ordered. I can't say I had a single dish that I was impressed with. The Belachan Kangkung dish didn't had enough belachan (shrimp paste) in it, so you can't really taste the belachan which makes the dish delicious. The oyster omelette tasted like scramble eggs top with dried over cooked oyster. The egg was burned and they didn't use baby oyster as they should. It was just the regular oysters. This dish was prepped completely different than it should be. The authentic baby oyster omelette is moist when you cut into the dish rather than dry up burn egg. The char kueh teow noodle dish uses a ready made/instant Vietnamese flat noodles so it didn't taste authentic at all. Banana Leaf should have kept to how it's prepped in Malaysia by using real kueh teow (thick flat rice) noodles instead of cutting corners and uses the instant version to save cost I would never ordered the golden fried squids if I was here by myself as this is the second time I've been disappointed by it. It's very dry and the squid have a lot of breading on it so you will be eating more breading than the actual squid. The only thing that was semi decent was the Sambal Petai , a delicious dish if they could have gotten some fresh petai instead of frozen ( not Banana Leaf fault since you cannot get them fresh here in the US). Frozen petai is not crunchy like fresh petai. The wait staff was friendly and the food was served prompt. I was really surprised that they charge for the white rice even if you ordered food from the entree menu. Most restaurant will at least give you the first bowl free with each entree purchase. Hopefully they will try to stay true to the real Malaysian cooking and not cut corners to save on cost. Let more people be able to enjoy true Malaysian food instead of the sub par taste. read more

Banana Leaf - Petai with sambal - Malaysian Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

I've been coming here since my college BYO days and still return about once a year. Back in the day, Banana Leaf used to give us real glasses before they figured out that plastic cups are probably the way to go when serving rowdy college students. The food is excellent and cheap. I always start with the roti canai and have enjoyed every noodle dish I've tried here. The Thai basil noodles can sometimes be a little too sweet (yet spicy), but I still love them. So where's the missing star? Well, the service here kind of sucks. That has been a constant theme in the dozens of times I've been here. The servers want to kick you out the moment you sit down, and they are blatantly rude most of the time. But then again, no one comes to Banana Leaf for the service--just the good food and good times. Would highly recommend for a young and large crowd but not somewhere for a nice, quiet dinner. Don't forget to take a guava candy on the way out! read more

So I just got back from spending a week in Malaysia and I had a craving for some authentic Malaysian food. I've been to Penang (which is right around the comer from Banana Leaf), and while I like the food there, it seemed more westernized. I arrived at about 2:30 pm on a Saturday. The place was not crowded as I must have missed the lunch crowd. Service - 5/5 - our waiter was fast, took our order, food arrived fast, and didn't have to wait around for the bill. He checked in with us a couple times to see how things were. - Food: 4/5 -Asam Laksa - 4/5 - what can I say. This dish was delish and pretty close to what I had in Malaysia. I asked for them to make it spicy, and they gave me some green chilies. I dumped them in, and the flavor and spice was spot on! I would imagine this dish is not easy to master, as it is a nice combination of sour, sweet, and spicy. It is a dish i'm willing to drive an hour into Philly just to eat. So good, that it's going to be hard for me to try other dishes at this restaurant because I'll always want to get it. Banana Lead Poh Piah - 3/5 - a little disappointing, but then again, I tried this dish 4 times in Malaysia until I finally found one place where it was amazing. The skin was a bit too starchy, but it was stuff full of goodness, so I would say its average. Not bad, but nothing special. Malaysian iced Coffee - 5/5 - tasted exactly like the coffee I had overseas. A great tasting coffee that was refreshing at the same time! ABC - 4/5 - refreshing and tasty. Great desert if you're stuffed and don't want anything heavy. Similar to what I had overseas. Overall -4/5 - a great lunch experience. I was worried I wouldn't find a place here in the US that could make good Asam Laksa. Banana Leaf came through and I will be going back for more. I can't wait to try some of the other dishes. They have quite an extensive menu. read more

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Very average. The ambiance and layout of the restaurant is nice, you feel like you're in an exotic place. We were a group of 6 and ordered 5 entrees and 3 appetizers to share family style. The sad part? We were still hungry. Even more sad? It was on the pricier side for how much food each of us got Favorite dishes: short ribs, the crispy squid, and the coconut rice dish The short ribs are fried to be very crispy and have a nice salted flavor. Only side note would be that this is a dish you would need to eat with your hands, dish the chopsticks! The crispy squid comes out and seems like an ordinary fried calamari appetizer, however the flavors make it so much better. They're also very crispy and not overly breaded which I was pleasantly surprised about! The coconut rice doesn't have an artificial coconut flavor, rather a nice, natural subtle coconut essence. It's severed with chicken (not that many pieces) that are very flavorful, some would put it more on the saltier side, which went nicely with the rice. Dishes to skip: the roti appetizer (too little food for what you're paying), and the basil noodles (you can get better elsewhere) However, the staff was really nice and attentive! read more

I went to Banana Leaf expecting some exotic flavors and ambience. I got neither. The Roti Telur was flavorful but they put a chunk of mystery chicken on the bone in the sauce with the skin still on it. My friend loved it, but that grossed me out. My issue not theirs. My dining companion wanted to try the fried intestines- ew. Server tried to talk her out of it, but we persisted. She said it wasn't very flavorful and just ok. I wanted to order a green curry but the server told me I wouldn't like it so I ordered Singapore Noodles - I've always liked that. My companion ordered a beef dish. My noodles did not have enough flavor and they were too oily. The shrimp were not deveined. Actually the worse Singapore Noodles I've ever had. My friend said her beef tasted like someone opened a can of Dinty Moore and plopped it on her plate. We didn't finish our meal. What a disappointment. The servers were all over us, even had some stand there and stare at us and the table next to us - which was off putting. We won't be back. read more

Banana Leaf - Malaysian Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Food is mediocre here. The place is set up in a tropical theme like fashion however the place was just too noisy for a group of 5. The waiter kept coming back to us way too often and kept hovering over us suggesting dishes even though we never asked him for help. The dishes all tasted pretty much the same. Nothing stood out. There are better places with a similar cuisine. Be prepared to yell to each other during conversations. read more

Gotta group? wanna RAGE? Banana Leaf. Eating here feels like being in a different country. Noise.Yelling. Foreign foods, foreign languages. Tables of messy undergrads touring Franzia and spilling every liquid in sight, while the servers don't bat an eyelash. Perfect for a boisterous BYO gathering where you are happy only speaking to the people near you. But if you are looking for intimate conversations amongst a table of 8-10 people, you may want to go somewhere quieter. A group of us went hoping to do the latter , but learned the former. We made it work. As I mention in my picture, if you just want STEAMED VEGETABLES and sauce on the side, just ask for it! read more

Banana Leaf - Octopus appetizer - Malaysian Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Came here with a large group for dinner - very spacious seating compared to most other Chinatown restaurants so good safe choice if you have a big group. Food is above average and very similar in quality compared to Penang right around the corner. Everything was prepared not too salty or sweet and not too dry which can easily be the case for fried rice dishes. My two favorites are the Thai pineapple fried rice and captain noodles. Thai pineapple fried rice has a lightly sweet but also savory taste that melts in your mouth and the captain noodles are smooth, savory, and flavorful with each bite. I recommend sharing these 2 dishes and most others since they are fairly large portions. Ambience is casual with medium to loud noise since many people come here traditionally after the bars or a party. Service is quick and gets the job done. Enjoy! read more

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Our favorite thai place in the city! The service is the fastest ever when you sit down they already run over with the water and are ready to take your order. It is also nice and big inside so you don't feel squished. We always get the fried tofu app, it is honestly one of the best appz i've ever had. The peanut sauce on top of the fried tofu is unbelievable (although it does look quite gross). The pad thai is absolutely perfect and sweet and delicious. I also liked my chicken curry and mango chicken. This place always is a safe bet when we are looking for quick and delicious food. Also, this place is perfect for large groups and parties. I even had my college frat 'cultural dinner' here and the owners helped design a great tasting menu and charged a great per person fee. Plus it's BYOB! PS. Portions are huge and so affordable! read more

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We went there for lunch today, ordered a crispy golden fried chicken, chicken taste like they were made days ago and fried/reheat again. They were very dry, not fresh at all. Paying $16.99 for that was not worth it. Meesiam was ok, noodles were over cooked, shrimp fried rice was eh nothing special. Roti/curry taste different as well. Something def has been changed with their cook or something. read more

Horrendous service. The server was rather rude. I asked if we could split the check and he just barked a no. Then he said it's too busy to split the checks which I think is bs because they wanted the automatic tip at the end. I wouldn't mind if they said it nicely but it definitely ruined the mood. The portions are also ridiculously small. The shrimp in most of the dishes were super small, it was the size of my pinky. (For reference, I have normal lady hands) the Indian pancakes were so thin, it was like the utz potatoes chips. And everyone left hungry. Will not return. read more

Banana Leaf - The shrimp is the size of my pinky with the tail on. - Malaysian Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Great food but very slow service. Waited 40 minutes for someone to take our order. Seems understaffed.

Best fried rice i've ever had! The flavor was so gooooddd. Mango chicken was pretty delicious, nice sweet, tangy sliced chicken. Just about everything we ordered was 4 star quality. Very crowded inside and we saw some college kids drink straight out of a wine cooler and gettin drunk off wine (wtf?) Looks like a pretty bumpin' spot on the weekends. Prices were decent. If im ever back in Philly, I would go here again. read more

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I liked eating here, the malaysian is pretty decent, not too over priced. the food is of the highest quality. although the only thing I have a problem with is their posted hours, it says 10 am, but they have not opened until 10:30 or 11 am. staff is nice, service isnt too bad. read more

My friend Cambria had been talking up Banana Leaf for weeks, so we finally went out for dinner. First off, the menu is huge. It will take at least a few visits to order everything that sounds appetizing. We started with the roti, which seems to be their most popular appetizer. It was a flaky, slightly crispy fried dough served with a curry dipping sauce. It was pretty good, but I prefer naan. The entrees are pretty large, so I think this dish is miss-able. For the main, I ordered crispy fried squid. I liked this dish, but I wish it would have had some king of sauce served with it. Further, all of the squid pieces were from the mantle (or the head) and there weren't any tentacles, which I think are the best part. I asked for it extra spicy and they obliged with adding a healthy serving a thai chilis. I wouldn't order this again, but it wasn't bad. Cambria ordered a curry chicken dish, and overall it had good flavor. Nothing exceptional, the meat and spices were simply good. Both of our dishes were served with coconut rice, but I couldn't taste the difference from normal white rice. The fried rices dishes, however, are great. We ordered chicken fried rice, and I surmise that the pork fried rice is also tasty. The dining room is large, but there isn't much to remark about in the way of service or atmosphere. It's like a lot of other Chinatown eateries, and is also similarly priced. It's also a BYO, which is a great feature. Bottom Line: The extensive menu offers a lot of good choices, and this is a good representation of Malay food. Still, the area does offer a lot of good options, and Banana Leaf isn't my first Chinatown option. Good, not great. read more

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Banana Leaf is one of two Malaysian restaurants in Chinatown and both establishments are closely related with similar menus. There is a wide variety of dishes to choose from so everyone should be able to find something they might like. I have always found the food here to be very decent but not spectacular. Now saying that, I just had the urge the other night to eat the typical Malaysian dish of Kang Kung Belacan so I stopped in to Banana Leaf. The sauteed convolus in a shrimp paste sauce were perfectly done. A side of rice made this into a filling meal. I wish they had condiments on the table but they don't so you have to ask for a soy sauce or a hot sauce. Ask! They really add to the Kang Kung Belacan. Service is efficient. Banana Leaf is a popular eatery and I see no reason why it won't continue to be. read more

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Their Indian pancakes and fried chicken are to die for, I've been coming here for over 10 years and it never changes. It's amazing

Friendly service. Food was decent. Spicy crispy squid had good flavor, but the texture was a little interesting. Meat curry on the nasi lemak was fantastic, but the other two vegetable dishes lacked flavor. I think I need to try more curry dishes next time. read more

Banana Leaf - Spick crispy squid appetizer - Malaysian Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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After reading recommendations, I tried the Roti Canai. It was worth all the hype! Stretchy, crepe-paper thin roti bread dipped in a chicken and potato curry sauce. Just thinking about it again makes my mouth water! We ordered 3 of them!!! Tried the Banana Leaf Chicken Wings appetizer, which came out piping hot and super crispy. Straight up good fried chicken for the kids. Also would recommend the Thai Basil Beef and the Mee Siam. The beef dish was savory and fresh with its strong basil flavor which highlighted the beef and made the whole dish stand out. The Mee Siam had thin noodles with tofu, shrimp, eggs, bean sprouts fried together with a slightly spicy chili oil. Not heavily sauced and not too salty. I would not recommend the sizzling beef, which was way too heavily sauced and salty. The Mango Chicken, while tasty, was a bit too sweet. I also thought the chicken could have used some ginger to take some of the "gamey" poultry taste away. Great service, even when it was busy. My water glass was never empty, which was a necessity. You need to order rice separately if you're getting a meat dish. Extensive menu is indeed accurate. Takes time to review. Definitely something for everyone. read more

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All 3 dishes I ordered are very good. Rendang beef, banana leaf pad thia and Roti. Very tasty. read more

this place reminds me of a cheaper version of Penang. prices are great but quality is not as good as Penang. ROTI - the actual pancake was a bit greasy and i wish they gave more curry dipping sauce :( the ribs were OK, not that much meat on them though. sizzling chicken, this dish was poorly seasoned. service was great though! definitely would recommend coming here if you're on a budget but quality wise... i gotta stick with Penang. read more

Was on a bus tour when we drove by this restaurant. I was excited and even though I had to catch the Septa train I walked back to have a bite. It wasn't super busy but it was a weekday after lunch. It was amazing to hear them speak in languages from home and to speak to them. I wanted to order one of everything but being solo and pushed for time, I had to settle for two. I had char koay teow and roti canai with curry. They brought Chinese tea and a bowl of soup. The soup was warm on a cold day and tasty. Enough seasoning and not too salty. The roti with chicken curry was one portion and enough for me to devour and not get stuffed before the main dish. The char koay teow came in an adorable wok "bowl". I prefer a wider flat noodle but the noodles used are more easily procured I believe. From my own shopping experience at Asian grocery and other grocers. I had enough noodles for lunch and to go for another meal. I wish I could come back for more dishes but I live in Denver so not anytime soon. #sad read more

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This is the only Malaysian place that I've ever been to, but I've continuously gone back. I always order the curry chicken with potatoes and white rice along with roti that is similar to a thin flat doughy pancake that you dip into the chicken curry sauce. I recommend trying this place, service is great people are friendly!!!! read more

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By far one of the best Malaysian food I have tried. The food taste so similar to my traditional Indian food. Maybe that's why I liked it so much. The service was great. Our waitress was super sweet and kept asking if everything was ok. The prices were affordable. Overall great experience and I will definitely be coming back. read more

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