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    DC Malaysian Food

    4.5 (8 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 3:30 pm

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    Nancy H.

    What an unexpected TREAT! Looking for a quick food stop as we were traveling up Route 22 we spotted this food truck - with several cars parked around it. Figured we'd give it a go and were delighted to find it was Malaysian food. We had the chicken and rice (best ever chicken and rice / the flavor is rich and amazing) fried wonton - YUM with chili sauce, steamed rice dumpling (perfect) and Thai Bubble Tea - the most beautiful tea leaf flavor with tapioca pearls. Cant wait for our next trip up 22 to try more. Do yourself a flavor and treat yourself to this divine and gracious dining experience in Pawling.

    Noodles with wonton and roast pork
    George H.

    Driving upstate, we passed pizza restaurants, burger joints aplenty but none stood out. We stopped in Pawling as it was the last bigger town on the way up to winter sports. After being uninspired with some of the choices in town, this place popped up on google maps... Malaysian food by the highway in upstate New York?!?! We hightailed it over here. After looking at the menu, we decided on the stir fried noodles with roast pork and wontons and the beef rendang. The hainan chicken looked quite tempting but we didn't want to over order (nb: in retrospect, I wish we had over ordered). We decided to try the food before driving off, while it was hot and fresh. Huge portions - already obvious from the weight of the bag. The rendang was amazingly flavorful, not the usual few pieces of dry rendang that a lot of places serve- of course, this leaned more towards a "wet" rendang but the curry had tons of herbs and wonderful seasonings - probably the best rendang I've had, though stylistically some may prefer the dry, more jerky-like rendang. Lots of good cumin and peppercorn flavor. Meanwhile, my kids were wolfing down the noodles as though they hadn't eaten in days. "One more bite before we drive off please!" I heard probably five times. Really nice flavor on the noodles and studded with what seemed like homemade char siu roast pork. Wow- how does he do this in a tiny trailer? Have been to many of the southeast Asian places in the city - Laut, Taste Good, papparich, the Indonesian places in elmhurst, curry house in Chinatown - this place could stand out among these as one of the best - and he is serving food from a truck off the highway in upstate New York???? I thought I had seen it all - this will be a meal I'll be thinking about for a long time and will be hankering for until next time we make the drive upstate. I will absolutely go out of my way to drive by here. Please support him and keep this awesome food truck open! It says Wed-Sun 11am-7pm as of now. I will be secretly hoping he finds his way down to NYC!

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    Wilson C.

    Section hiked the AT here. Had saw on the map there was a Malaysian spot but didn't know it was a cart. Just made it by closing. Got the honey roast pork. It was really good. Wish I could've tried one of the noodle dishes but he had already started cleaning up when we got there. Definitely a great spot for some hot food after a cold hike

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    Great friendly man, huge portions, lots of meat served with authentic Malaysian spices. The Malaysian iced coffee is amazing, imported too!

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    Peekskill Boba

    Peekskill Boba

    4.3
    (7 reviews)
    27.1 mi

    Peekskill Boba is definitely a local hometown favorite for me. Whenever I'm in the mood for boba, I…read morelove that I can just head right down the street and know I'm about to get something good. Nothing here ever disappoints. My go-to will always be the strawberry matcha latte; it's that drink I keep coming back to; but lately I've been branching out and trying new things, and they've all been just as good. The blueberry matcha latte was so good, and their spring special, the fig and honey matcha latte, was on another level. When I say you really can't go wrong here, I mean it. Everything I've tried has been consistently good, and that's what keeps me coming back.

    This has been on my to try list because I wanted to try the Ube Bubble Milk Tea. I ordered 3…read moredifferent milk teas. All had chestnut popping bubbles because they had no regular boba available at the time. Yes.. a boba milk tea place without boba. Assam milk tea-meh, not all that. Ube latte-it is Just milk with a little ube extract, no tea flavor whatsoever and barely even any ube flavor. Pumpkin milk tea- i like pumpkin spice, but holy heck this tasted like they poured 15 pounds of it into a small cup. All i tasted was a ton of pumpkin spice, not even a tiny amount of tea. Overall: likely won't go back to, was not a fan, rather go to matcha thomas in cold spring.

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    Mango milk tea with kiwi popping bubble (small) and Spooky black sugar with pumpkin milk tea base and brown sugar boba (large). YUM!!
    Mango milk tea with kiwi popping bubble (small) and Spooky black sugar with pumpkin milk tea base and brown sugar boba (large). YUM!!
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    YOYO

    2.6
    (8 reviews)
    10.3 mi

    YOYO TEA & SWEETS is a bubble tea and dessert shop offering milk teas, fruit drinks, slushies, and…read moresweets in a bright and casual setting. We walked into a cute and relaxed space that works well for stopping by for a quick drink or spending some time with friends. The interior is clean and welcoming, with enough seating to accommodate both quick stops and longer visits, and the bright colors add to the playful energy of the shop. The menu focuses on customizable drinks with different tea bases, sweetness levels, and toppings, making it easy to find something depending on your preference. The drinks are the main reason to visit, and the menu has a good range of options beyond standard milk tea. We tried the Diamond Brown Sugar Milk Tea, one of the stronger choices, and found it had a rich brown sugar flavor and chewy boba that added good texture. The brown sugar came through clearly without being overly sweet, and the boba had a soft, consistent chew that held up through the drink. The Sakura Oolong Milk Tea is another interesting option, with a lighter floral note that blends into the tea base without overpowering it, offering a more subtle profile for anyone who prefers something less rich. The bubbles are soft and have a good texture, which makes a noticeable difference in the overall drink and keeps the experience feeling thoughtful. The fruit-based drinks and slushies also provide a lighter alternative. Options like the lychee slush and fruit teas are refreshing choices, especially if you are not looking for a heavier milk tea. We found the fruit flavors to be clean and natural-tasting, with the lychee slush offering a bright, sweet contrast to the creamier milk teas. The ability to adjust sweetness and choose different milk options is a nice addition, especially for people with specific preferences, and the staff were willing to explain the menu and help with recommendations, which made ordering easier when trying the shop for the first time. Service was quick and friendly, and the staff were helpful when choosing drinks. They were patient with questions and offered suggestions without pressure. The shop itself is clean and welcoming, and the smaller space works well for a casual stop, though it can get busy during peak hours. The overall pace of the visit was relaxed, and the team handled the flow efficiently. YOYO TEA & SWEETS is a solid local bubble tea option with a good selection of drinks and toppings. The quality of the tea, texture of the boba, and variety of choices make it worth visiting when you want something beyond a basic sweet drink. It is a convenient spot for a quick dessert or drink break, offering a dependable experience that fits naturally into a day of exploring the area.

    A hidden gem in New Fairfield! I have been obsessed with boba lately and I'm so happy we have one…read morein our area now. My absolute favorite boba to get is the brown sugar and YO-YO has my favorite. The staff is really sweet and they will answer all your questions if it's your first time having boba. The decor is so cute as well; look at the adorable walls. The cups are so cute too. If you are wondering if you should try this place out I'm telling you, you should! They have lots of other fun drinks besides boba including slushees and cold fruit teas, and waffles! Support local!

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