Yummy Indonesian, Singaporean, and Malaysian food! I ordered the Singapore laksa with egg noodles…read more The soup base with similar to a creamy curry but wasn't thick. It was very flavorful. They were shrimp, tofu, and fish cake in the soup as well. If you're looking so a soupy dish, I would recommend this! My husband got the Indo Mei which was a dry noodle dish and it came with a small bowl of broth. He really enjoyed it and the dish was very flavorful. For the table we ordered a large roti which came with 2 roti and curry for dipping. The roti was flakey and delicious! Our servers were very nice and would explain the different dishes to us! I would definitely come back again ! Note they do charge a 18% service fee after 6 or 6:30pm.

Hands-down, the most authentic Kalimantan Malaysian Borneo noodles and dishes that I found in Los…read moreAngeles. The noodles are super authentic and sounds the best. Love you guys when I need some Kalimantan love.

This is an overdue review for Prata House but I had a lovely experience! During my visit, all the…read moretables were attended by just one person who was so sweet. She forgot our utensils but quickly apologized when we inquired about them. I never got her name but I hope you see this and know you're doing a great job :) For the food, we ordered the coin Prata, egg prata, and chicken tikka prata. All were delicious and Malaysian approved!! It felt like home. Thanks to the Kumaar family for recommending these dishes. Will visit again

Be aware if you paying with card. Make sure you ask for merchant and customer receipt to sign…read morebecause it happened to me. The server name : Karmugilan was requested cash tip and i did left $10 cash tip. After she charged my credit card, she only returned my credit card without any receipt to sign. I asked her, she said no need to sign anything. So I asked for a copy for my self. The next day i saw on my credit card over charged of $10.58 of my total $70.54 after tax, it 15% tip extra they stole without my authorization on top of the $10 cash tip i left on the table. This is robbery. My self is a business owner, i like to support other small business owner, but this one is dishonest. Absolutely don't get my respect. You should be ashamed. Food was ok. Server was focus watching TV on the big screen. Never go back again.

If you're reading this before October 20th, 2026 you need to go!!!…read more Sadly they're closing in Oct and it breaks my heart because of how amazing their food is. The staff is friendly and amazing on recommendations. The food is hot and fresh. Malaysian food is difficult to find and has a distinct bold yet comforting flavors. The char siu had that sweet and salty flavor all throughout each bite. I loved the fried pork bits in the rice & noodles that give extra umami to the dish. The crispy pork belly was in fact very crispy and delicious. The noodle dish was our favorite, we got medium spicy which was perfect for our palettes. It was saucy and had everything you could want. I wish we had discovered it sooner but we'll be returning as much as we can until the end.

We drove all the way here specifically to try the Malaysian cuisine this place is known for, after…read morehearing so many great things and reading positive reviews. My husband originally wanted to order the Char Siu Rice, but unfortunately it wasn't available on Sunday at 3 PM, so he switched to the Nasi Lemak Chicken--and it turned out to be a great choice. Easily 10/10. The chicken was incredibly tender, and the rice was fragrant and flavorful. I ordered the Curry Laksa, which came with tender chicken, fish balls, tofu, vegetables, and boiled egg. The portion was quite generous for a single dish. They also offer two noodle options--egg noodles or rice noodles--and I chose the egg noodles (pictured). While the ingredients and portion were excellent, the broth was not as rich and savory as I expected, especially since laksa broth usually has such a distinctive flavor. I'd still give it an 8/10 overall. One thing I really appreciated was that they offered sambal prawn as a condiment, something not commonly found at other Malaysian restaurants. I also tried the iced Teh Tarik, but it tasted a bit too watered down for my liking, so I probably wouldn't order it again. Service-wise, one staff member seemed a little overwhelmed when we arrived and didn't acknowledge us, so we seated ourselves at an available empty table. They also have a small grocery section where you can purchase authentic Malaysian dry goods. I picked up a Pandan Kaya Toast Jam. The restaurant itself is simple and casual, with no fancy décor--but the food is the main attraction here. Will definitely be back to try more items on the menu!

AMAZING food and excellent service from Emily!…read more Quick service with the freshest food, no matter how busy they are. I couldn't recommend this restaurant enough. A+++

Great service, Aiman was very helpful he was always asking if we need anything, Definitely he does…read morehis job excellent. Food excellent. We come once a week for over 6 months now. I love the radish pastry , the pork buns, the soups, the noodles with shrimp and the fried rice.

2026/01/09 Update: I…read morecame for my monthly supplies run, Place is clean and run well. I service was fast, friendly and professional

12/22/25 My family…read moreand I received a bag of fragrant jerky for the holidays. I've had similar jerky in the past but I've never had it FRESH! It makes such a big difference and it tastes pretty good. The small sliced cuts make it even easier to eat. My girls tried it for the first time and ate half the bag while watching tv. Needless to say, happy gift receivers over here.

Hoang Gia Cafe is more of a takeout place. They only have three tables inside, and there is a…read morecatering menu on the wall. Their menu has approximately 8 items. You can get banh canh cua (crab udon soup) and some others. They have good NEM NUONG CUON (grilled pork spring rolls) for $3 each. It's a little pricey as they are small, but the egg roll inside is extremely crispy. The grilled pork itself is slightly salty, and I prefer the ones from Brodard... Most people come in here for catering, so if you have a party, definitely order from them. The owner, Thang is very nice and always willing to assist. I will probably try out the catering from here. Happy eating! Yelp Review #20- 2026

A small mom & pop place situated in a plaza with lots of parking spaces. A few indoor and outdoor…read moreseats. We didn't know they specialized in take-out and catering. The menu item is very minimal (no more than 8 items) and some items were out that day! My husband was very disappointed as he wanted the spicy dumplings or the egg rolls. It was only 1pm on a Sunday. We both ended up eating Banh Canh Cua. It was good but wished there was more crab. The pork and shrimp were cooked perfectly. The banh canh was a bit al dente. Will need to try them for catering but not for a sit-down meal again.

Bought the family pack. The chicken was moist and flavorful. We enjoyed having a second meal…read moresince the portions were generous. Service was friendly and quick. Would order from here again.

We ordered combo A (recommended for 2-3 people, but 2 for us because we eat a lot). I honestly…read morethink this could easily feed 3 people because I was FULL after. It comes with half a chicken, two bowls of rice, peanuts and cucumber. Every single part of this meal was delicious. The peanuts and cucumber are spiced very slightly with a sichuan taste, the chicken is nice and moist and I couldn't stop eating the rice. I will note that the rice has a slight coconut taste to it? I'm not sure if the rice is cooked with a bit of coconut water/milk but once my fiance pointed it out, I couldn't get past it. Service is very friendly and attentive. It does seem like it gets busy for what seems like just one person manning both the register and serving but it's a small space. A very casual, quick bite spot.

This continues to be a five star experience for us due to the incredible flavor of the food!…read moreThe Singapore Curry Laksa is second to none! Our family will drive out of our way, just to eat here! AFTER recently dining here (and because we are four hours away) we ordered another whole meal TO GO, for the FOLLOWING DAY! Yes, it's THAT good! ;D

Less familiar with Indonesian and Malaysian food so was excited!…read more + Roti Prata ($10.50 for large): Flat roti is different, still maintained the crispy exterior but more dense, curry sauce was good. Could be tad sweeter and thicker (7.6/10) + Hokkien mie ($13.99) thin egg noodles, char siu, with some Gai lan and toppings. Soy chicken was my favorite, very savory so super yummy w the vinegar I requested on the side (8/10)

Vibes: Lovely themed Singaporean stand with decorations and a couple of tables out front…read moreMenu: Vast, especially for a food stand Value for price: 4/5 (smallish servings, but more reasonable prices than many of the other vendors) Service: 5/5 (friendly, will answer questions, food took as long as they estimated- 15min) Parking: Farmers Market validated for 2hr This is a great place if you're in the LA Original Farmer's Market and looking for colorful tables to sit at, a yummy Thai tea, or decently affordable prices. There are tons of options, many are variations of Mee Goreng (noodles) or Nasi Goreng (rice). We tried the Indo Style: Mee Goreng with an egg/cucumbers and 2 satay skewers. The chicken and noodles were both a bit dry but delicious flavors, the peanut dipping sauce was to die for. We also had a Thai iced tea which was refreshing and not too sweet, just came with tons of ice. Kept great as leftovers too.

Was on a date and walking around The Grove when we happened upon this place. I'd actually been…read morewanting to try it for a while, so we decided to stop in and split something. The cashier recommended the Mee Goreng (I think?)/Chicken Satay, so that's what we got. The Mee Goreng was decent, but didn't quite wow me. The noodles were cooked well, but the sauce didn't completely hit the spot flavor-wise. Noodles were also a little less al dente than I prefer, but still held up nicely. It was enjoyable, just not particularly memorable. One thing I'd note is that the mild spice level is very mild. I played it safe and ordered mild, but there was essentially no heat at all. I'd definitely order medium or spicy if I come back to try the other items. The Chicken Satay was solid. The chicken was tender and flavorful, but nothing that really stood out compared to other versions I've had. Good, just not spectacular. Overall, I'd give the meal about a 7/10. The flavors were enjoyable and I'd be interested in coming back to try some of the other dishes, especially with a higher spice level. This felt more like a casual lunch spot than a destination meal. I would consider getting something from here to share if you're with people who want to share things from multiple restaurants at the farmers market.