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Kelang

4.0 (21 reviews)
Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Paratha
Hanna F.

YUM!! We were able to walk in and sit at the bar at about 6:30 on a Sunday. Very swanky and well decorated. Service was good. Each dish was delicious. We were sad to see the roti was no longer on the menu but the paratha was so good. Oyster mushrooms were so tender and juicy, a little bit salty. We also got the Char Siu and Moonlight Kway Teo. Very tasty. The dessert was the star though - I mean durian crème brûlée??? So good

Moonlight Kway teau
Emizz Z.

Do expect novelty (and make a reservation) but don't expect authentic Malaysian food This is more Malaysian meets America. Kari Ayam in a pot pie - definitely a classic twist. Came here on a Friday but made a mistake with reservation so ended up waiting for almost 2 hours. Good to order: - brisket char siu - beef rendang (like sloppy joe) The meh: - butter Roti: only have it if it you like oily croissant. The curry is also too watery. But if you want malaysian malaysian, skip this. -chicken pot pie: same feedback on curry, too water down

Hainanese Chicken
Joanne L.

second time here in a week!! growing up in a chinese & malaysian household, the food here brings me back to my childhood. I used to go to Mayalsia as a kid and there would be a shop that made moonlight noodles and the moment i saw this on the menu - i knew i had to try it! it definitely didn't disappoint. Definitely recommend the Paratha, Abacus Seeds, Moonlight Kway Teow and hainese chicken!

Butter Roti
Hong Kim L.

Let's take an adventure to the Greenpoint food scene says my foodie partner. We want something quiet and a more neighborhood feel. Not many Malaysian restaurants to find with quality home cooked dishes in NYC. This place grabbed our attention and how uniquely dressed the traditional dishes were. This place serves brunch to our surprise with a sorted menu. First up was the appetizers: the paratha puff and the butter roti pancake The paratha puff was flaky, crisp and inflated for us to enjoy popping up the food balloon. The cream sauce on top and blackbean dipping sauce at the bottom dressed it nicely to compliment the flavors to not make it too dry. I found myself constantly scooping the bean sauce cleaning the plate. Presentation wise and taste wise we all worshipped ourselves around this dish doing a good job peaking our interests. The butter roti pancake was thicker than your usual roti canai. You do taste the butter swirled in this pancake. Same when tasting the curry dipping sauce. The chef did well with the added experimentation to these appetizers. Main course was the Moonlight Kway Teow flat noodles. This was our favorite anticipated dish of the brunch. Zesty saucy soy sauce marinated noodles with a crunch of scallions, tiger prawn shrimps with a runny egg yolk. I love a runny egg and cleaned this portion off the plate. My partner appreciated this and of course runny eggs can be nerve wracking for some. All parts of the dish were good and mainly the texture of the noodles were done right to ensure its success. The restaurant decor was lovely and lots of emphasis on authenticity. The red velvet and light green color combination theme was a fit. Lanterns, vases, plants, and even the durian wallpaper in the bathrooms were fun to look at to add to the aesthetic. Our waitress was so mindful and brought out the dishes and drinks with perfect timing to ensure the freshness for everything. This place didn't give us a hard time for any latecomers as long as advanced communication was given. Brunch was a nice surprise and next time we should return for dinner because that oxtail course dish is enough of a reason to come back.

chicken pot pie
Morlene C.

First of all, shout out to the host who kindly answered my text when I let them know I was running 15 mins behind my reservation time, and warmly accommodated me as I rushed in-- kind of a rare extension of hospitality at a trendy nyc restaurant these days. The space was beautifully decorated and larger than I imagined it would be, with plush red booth seating and framed photos and paintings from Malaysia hanging on the walls, fringed cloth light fixtures drawing your gaze upwards towards the skylight. We were sat in the back next to the most well taken cared of fiddle leaf fig I've ever seen, and I'm on planttok. My family absolutely loves Malaysian food, as it's the closest approximation to Burmese food we can find in a city that's lacking it. It's so savory and a lot less sweet than Thai food, and less sweet is what I was conditioned to prefer. I grew up eating char kway teow, belacan green beans, and chendol, a shaved ice dessert from Nyona, an old Malaysian mainstay that used to have multiple locations in Brooklyn but now only has a standalone in Manhattan's chinatown. I was thrilled to read that the owner of this Malaysian restaurant grew up in Brooklyn eating a lot of Jamaican and Haitian food and wanted to combine some of these Caribbean flavors in their dishes. Malhaitian food is not a combo I ever imagined, but wow did they make it work. From the amazing paratha topped with an unexpected ingredient-- straciatella and topped with an actually spicy lentil sauce to the pineapple marinated charred cabbage, they really knew how to inject so much flavor into their dishes. Don't miss the chicken pot pie and char keow teow and be sure to finish the meal with their lone dessert-- a milo sundae that tastes so homemade in the best way. My only wish is for them to add cocktails to their menu. Loved the two chilled reds I tried, but I can only imagine how creative they could get with a cocktail program. Hope to see that someday!

Penang
Karen S.

Amazing! Came here after we heard about them from all the food places about a new up coming fusionish place and Kelang did not disappoint! We had the rendag, roasted cabbage, hokeen noodles and their penang to share. Everything tasted flavorful but not overpowering (which I know some places do). Service was fast, efficient, without being rushed and staff were kind and friendly. Ambiance reminded me of 1980s china, reminiscent to traditional chinese house decor. Plates and dishes were those thick nearly indestructible Chinese restaurant style fitting with wooden chairs. Will be back again to try some of their other dishes!

Char Siu
Will N.

Came here on a rainy day and the interior was the cutest, coziest vibe ever. They nailed the decor and setup. I didn't realize they had a separate brunch menu, so make you're timing your visit if you want to try certain items you see! The char siu was an amazing dish--so juicy and tender. For sure the table stand out. I'd consider everything else flavored really simple and clean. Which I suppose is fine for brunch but when I think of Malaysian cuisine, I don't typically think of/look for simple and clean. Extremely hospitable and kind workers though. Would be interested in coming back during dinner. Would be interested to see what cocktails they can whip up once they get a liquor license too.

Paratha
Tiffany C.

Finally a Malaysian restaurant in the Greenpoint / Williamsburg neighborhood! Kelang is a beautiful restaurant and I loved the decor and atmosphere (beautifully designed). We ordered the roti, paratha, cha siu, hokkien mee and moonlight kway teow. The standouts were definitely the cha siu and paratha. I'm impressed with the general atmosphere but honestly no dish really stood out to me outside of the paratha. Nonetheless, I would recommend giving it a shot!

Moonlight kway teow
Aditya S.

This new Malaysian restaurant in Greenpoint offers a modern twist on traditional recipes with hints of Caribbean influence. The dim lit ambiance with red lanterns and lamps and red banquettes provides a cinematic glow. Their signature dish is the delicious paratha, a flaky flatbread topped with stracciatella cheese, red lentils, and a spicy sambal oil. Another standout dish is the rendang, their smoked oxtail slow cooked in lemongrass, chili, and toasted coconut paste which goes perfectly with a side of mushroom rice. The kway teow with thick rice noodles and prawns is less memorable as it is drenched in soy sauce, which overpowers the dish. Their limited cocktail menu features light drinks like the Russian dinosaur with coconut cream that goes well with the spicy dishes. The service is attentive and the prices are very reasonable.

Jina P.

I loved everything and will definitely come back again. Who knew Malaysian food was so good!

Helen C.

lovely new malaysian restaurant in greenpoint! super cute and great food -- we especially liked the charred cabbage and abacus seeds ! they're still new so no alcohol and only one dessert on the menu currently (malted sundae which we weren't in the mood for this time) but sounds like lots of fun dishes in the works. will definitely be back again soon :)

The restaurant itself is beautiful. Staff is nice. Food was tasty but extremely overpriced. The 1 sliver of chicken in the roti dish was laughable. Any other restaurant I've ordered roti at has given a bowl of curry... not a spoonful that allows you to have 1 taste. Disappointed

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Delicious imaginative food, warm service from the hostess to the wait staff, and a beautiful space (including a truly stunning sink)

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4.5(75 reviews)
8.9 miBath Beach, Bensonhurst
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Staff are attentive and preempted my accommodations for the kids (straws, plastic plates etc)…read more Very adorable and filling meals. I asked to sub rice for noodles because one of my kids is a rice pot (can't go without rice) and requested extra sauce, which they kindly provided. The set meals are a fantastic deal; a full size entree, an appetizer and a drink for $19-20. An extra order of noodles is $2.50 and it's really double the amount of noodles that comes in your entree. I also ordered their new dish with has abalone and sea cucumber; this is not part of a set meal. I thoroughly enjoyed it. It has that umami sweetness that comes from a great soup base and the noodles are delicious as usual. The abalone was tender, the sea cucumber had a bite to it. There was fish maw and wood ear in there as well.

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4.6(477 reviews)
3.0 miBrooklyn Heights
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Women-owned & operated
Kid friendly

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4.1(122 reviews)
8.8 miBath Beach, Bensonhurst

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The place to go to for some HK Cantonese style won ton noodles. I got the 2 topping (won ton +…read morebeef tendon) noodles $11 (thin). Also paid up $2.25 for extra noodles which came in the bowl when they arrived. Won ton were delicious. Not too big. Not too small. Broth was piping hot. Noodles were perfectly al dente. U get asked what kind of noodle and lady says most get the thin noodles. I got 3 beef tendon piece which were nice and tender. You get 5 wontons in plain wonton soup. 4 with noodles. 3 in a 2 topping scenario. Yes they charge tax even paying in cash. They did not offer me tea or water. Ample sauces on table. Better than most in Manhattan Chinatown.

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