One of the best restaurants for laksa in my opinion and perfect comfort food on a rainy day in Vancouver. Their laksa is just cooked and put together with perfection. I recommend getting half egg noodles and half vermicelli. The portions are great and very affordable as well. The soup is creamy and full of flavor. I also tried their roti which was pretty good, a little on the greasy side and not as flaky as I hoped. Their sauce which comes with the roti was not my favorite, I have had better. The interior of the restaurant is small and cozy. It has a retro vibe which they never changed from the previous restaurant located here. I recommend to give Laksa King a try, my friends loved it. I will definitely be back for more. read more

One of da best spots in the city high key. R ppl fr goin to restaurants for the service who cares lmfao, but even then mane the servers I've had here have always been fire idk maybe ur just scared of accents sad 2 c. Regardless if ur like me n all u care ab is the food eat here get the chicken curry b happy read more

We came here for Singaporean/Malaysian food as its rating was quite high. When we got into the restaurant, we felt the interior design was quite interesting. We got a table right away. The restaurant was full that had a good mix of Canadians and Asians. We ordered papaya salad, pad Thai, roti canai, nasi goreng, and drunken beef. All of them tasted delicious!! The papaya salad was an appetizer and it had a smaller portion. It had a good mix of papaya, veggies and their special sauce. We ordered the large roti canai. We had never seen such a thick roti canai. Of course it was good to eat with its special curry sauce. Pad Thai, nasi goreng and drunken beef had their own special flavour and texture. You must come and try them all! It is not good enough for me to tell you here. Their customer service was good. Pricing was reasonable. We would love to come back and try other dishes. read more

See all

Hidden gem in Vancouver. This family run hole in the wall is fairly priced and the food is super authentic. Definitely one of my favorite restaurants in Vancouver. Extremely recommend their Laksa and Roti. Pro-tip: ALWAYS get their yellow noodle!! The texture is amazing. read more

Laksa King - Laksa with yellow noodle - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Laksa King is known for their comforting Laksa bowl but this time I decided to try something different. The lamb curry is made with slow cooked marinated lamb meat mixed in homemade special curry spice served with a side of rice. The lamb was tender and the curry was flavourful and not overly spicy. The curry goes well with rice or some roti. Overall, I really enjoyed this curry rice dish and found it very comforting. read more

Laksa King - Lamb Curry Rice - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

This is a very nice restaurant in Vancouver! My boyfriend and I were visiting from the states and noticed they only accepted cash. We called ahead of time and the owner said we can pay in US dollars which was nice of them! The restaurant gets pretty busy in the evenings. Almost all the seats were taken the whole time we were there. The waits aren't usually too long with people coming in and out. The food was great! I got the laska with egg noodles. I've never had Malaysian food before and I was very satisfied with the food here. My boyfriend also got a noodle dish. We shared the roti canal which came with a dipping sauce. Everything we got tasted great. You can't go wrong with any of the dishes here. read more

Laksa King - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Their roti canai is a good enough reason for me to come back. I've only been here twice, but I've gotten it both times and wasn't disappointed. They even have a veggie curry dipping sauce option too! I tried a noodle soup called mohingar. It had rice noodles, egg, and crunchy split pea fritters. The broth was really good and it didn't feel heavy at all. The fritters added a nice element of crunch. The chicken satay skewer was alright. Their peanut sauce is quite thick, but tasty. Service was good and the atmosphere is cozy. It has those old diner vibes. read more

Laksa King - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Absolutely amazing food. Spice level was perfect. I enjoyed everything. The lamb curry was ultra good. Highly recommend it. It's a small shop so please don't expect service the way it would be at other places. The ambiance is - not quite existent. read more

Laksa King - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I can barely keep my eyes open after eating here. Huh, what does that mean? Food coma galore! I have to say Laksa King has the best laksa in Vancouver. Straight up. This is pretty much a hole in the wall, complete with cafeteria style napkin dispensers on each table and a cheesy mural on the wall. Even this place is out of the way for me, there's no high chair or change tables for my baby and it's cash only... I will still come back. As previously mentioned by the other Yelpers, get the Laksa Yellow Noodle Soup and the Roti. read more

Laksa King - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

See all

It's tough to find good laksa places in this town. It comes close to the laksa I had on my vacation in Malaysia... Make sure to also try their roti. Yummy!!! read more

Going in late at night with a couple of friends to have our late night meal after the game, I decided to come back after I've had their food on the weekend for takeout, and my star rating has gone up for this place. Why, you ask has my opinion changed, probably because of the non-rush approach of going in the last couple of times compared to my last review, and getting a chance at more of a variety of things on the menu. Having ordered the Nasi-Goreng (fried rice) from another place last week, and for it being pretty bland, I had to redeem my taste buds and come here for a try, and I was impressed. Even for take out, opening the box, it looked as good and garnished as it would look on a plate, and it was savoury, not dry (as they use freshly cooked rice, and not day-old rice!) and it was spicy, but one where you just wanted to keep eating the next bite. That was my take out experience, and also the fact that the couple working here is always so nice and accomodating even while you wait, offering water, and at times asking you how your day is going, and giving honest opinions on what their favorite dishes are on the menu. Also, coming here yesterday, and being the only table in the restaurant around 10 PM, getting a chance to sit down, and talk to the couple again, as my other friend comes here a lot, so we all eventually got to know the dishes that came out, and now I know, the owner's name is "Bo", his wife calls him "Bobo". This is the first time I had a chance to eat the Roti, and it is the best I have had around town, two thumbs up on this dish, and it can be filling, as you think of other places with this dish, this one is exactly like a top notch pastry, light, fluffy, and big. The wife told us that they work on these every 2 - 3 days, and make about a batch of 100, in house, and the sauce used is not the peanut sauce you are used to, but a burmese style sauce. Also on this night, I was able to get a taste of the "street-style" pad-thai, and it was not like your usual tomato-ketchup based pad-thai like your normal conventional places. Filled with flavour and bite, this dish was one of the stars of the table, savoury flavour, firm noodles, covered with chunks of beancurd, beansprouts, peanuts. and on the side ~ chilli flakes to add to the spice! Also, some other notes that we learned from this last visit: "Bo" actually pre-makes all the soup and ingredients for the Joyce location before he comes to open shop at Hastings. And also, because his name is on the other store, the menu is limited at Joyce, due to the fact he cannot prepare everything (fried rice, etc.) and does not want to tarnish his excellent cooking. Always a pleasure coming here, it has definitely moved up on my list. read more

See all

This little spot was definitely an old diner that got taken over and converted into an amazing Malaysian joint. You can really tell its going to be good when theres a shifty screen door as the front entrance, a sign of a true asian spot where 0 fucks are given. The service was oddly warm, but still snappy and quick, and most of the crowd were asian, all signs pointing to good food. The menu was pretty extensive and cheap, so I tried the laksa, satay, beef rendang, and pineapple fried rice. The laksa was fantastic, but not the best i've had, it wasnt as creamy (coconut milk) as I've normally had, but it was still a decadent treat. The satay & beef rendang were a little disappointing, but it wasnt terrible. Overall, the food quality and portions are definitely above average, but not the best I've had. For a hidden gem, this spot definitely satisfies my craving and I'd love to come back to try the other dishes on the menu! read more

See all

Portions are a bit skimpy, taste is good though. I tried beef rendang & laksa. Laksa had such a small portion of noodles but was otherwise good... beef rendang didn't have much beef either read more

This little family restaurant is always reliably good, whether for appies & salads, or a full meal. They're very amenable to most changes...no problem to remove items that we're allergic to. Very quick too...a pick-up order rarely takes longer than 20 minutes. One of our favorite places to order out when we get tired of cooking at home. read more

One of the best Burmese food in town, I feel the food is quite similar to hometown cook, especially Nan Gyee Thote and Laphat Thote.

Okay I don't know how I've only discovered Laksa now, but wow my mind is blown. I've been pretty obsessed with Malaysian cuisine the past month and have been trying different restaurants. Laksa King is one I've been to multiple times and make sure to stop by when I'm in the area. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but the people running the business (I'm assuming a family) are LOVELY. They are always so welcoming and smiley, and grateful for your business. You can also tell they are very proud of their food. The menu items I've tried was the Laksa with yellow noodles. The broth was flavorful and the soup had lots of fun surprises like prawns, chicken, egg, fried tofu and fish balls. I slurped up every drop. The second dish I tried just today was the butter chicken because I was craving a creamy sauce. Not only was it amazing, but they gave you massive chunks of chicken and I love how your order includes coconut rice and bread unlike a lot of Indian restaurants where you have to purchase it additionally and it's massive. This was the perfect hearty lunch. The only thing the note is that all of the dishes I have tried so far had chicken thighs. I'm not sure if this is traditional with the dishes or cultural, and the chicken is definitely very tender but I would personally prefer chicken breast!! Anyways, definitely give them a try, I can't wait to try more dishes :) read more

We ordered the green mango salad, char kway teow and the Laksa. The mango dressing was good, but the mangos were ripe and not green or sour as we thought it should be. The nuts wld have been a nice texture if it was grounded a bit more. the laksa was good, a bit skimpy on the meat, sauce was thick which I loved but my date didn't. u can tell the noodles weren't fresh. I am an avid fan of char kway teow but this one came out disappointing . the noodles were overcooked so a lot less chew. if it was more saucy it could probably pass for a hor fun wet noodle dish but this is a fried dish. I haven't come by a bad kway teow and this one tops it for sure. read more

Cozy diner looking laksa restaurant located on E Hastings. We ordered 'the Laksa' and large roti that comes with a side of curry to dip. Portion wise, the laksa wasn't as big as pho but flavour wise it was on point and tons of mouth flavouring meats and the coconut base was just delicious. Price is decent but definitely worth the try. I'll be returning to Laksa King to try more items from the menu. read more

Laksa King - Laksa and roti - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Finally, i have the chance to try laksa king which is another malaysia spot i suppose, but they do also serve other asian food such as thai and burmese. I guess this place would be a pan asian restaurant instead? But the majority is malaysian food. It surprised me as the ambience looks like an american diner; maybe it used to be one before laksa king came. I came here to try the laksa, the roti canai, the nasi goreng and the faluda. The laksa was pretty good because it has more flavour than shiok and very good spicyness. The roti canai is very neat and good. The nasi goreng is just okay. It was flavourful but was not cooked correctly since there were a lot of clumped rice. As for the taste, it was okay. The faluda was the star dish. It reminds me of indonesian dessert of merah delima which was amazing. It was very good and sweet. They got coconut sweet candy too by the cashier if you want to take. Nonetheless, I am not sure why they only take debit when it Neo has 3% cashback. The place doesnt accept amex so make sure use your neo card and get more perks by using my referral link. Cheers! Recommended! read more

See all

We came in today to order a few different dish. 2 bowls Laksa noodle, Tom Yum noodle and chicken curry rice. I'm disappointed with laksa noodle. The noodle doesn't taste as great as it used to. I didn't see the egg on the 2 bowls laksa noodle. If the egg is not available, they should inform the customer or maybe offer a discount. For example, if you want more eggs, some place will charge up to $2. Plus The soup didn't taste as authentic as before! The Tom Yum noodle is horrible. Hardly any taste of lemon grass. The soup tastes horrible! My mom ordered this and she had a really bad stomach ache after consuming and had to run to the bathroom as soon as she was done! It is not that cheap either, you pay an average of $~16 for a bowl of noodle. Sorry, I will probably not coming back for a long time!!!! read more

First impression when I walked in was ... Do I have the right place? The previous restaurant must have been a 50's diner. The decor was reminiscent of that era. Totally didn't fit the Malaysian style food being served. It felt weird. Not cozy at all. Staff were very friendly though. The food itself was very tasty. Portions were on the small side considering what they charged per entree. I would have to say the best Laksa soup base I've had so far. I wished that they offered more than just vermicelli or yellow noodles as choices though. On the plus side, there was decent free wifi read more

See all

This place had been on my radar for a while and I'm glad I finally tried it. Small place, almost set up diner-style. Large menu of different Malaysian and relate cuisine items. It advertises at the top that vegan versions of many dishes are available, which is what got me in the door. I ordered the vegan laksa ($13.50) and split a (veganized) roti canai ($5) with a friend. The laksa was incredibly flavourful, moderately spicy, contained tons of veggies, and was a very ample portion. The roti was fantastic also. Cash / debit card only. Quick, friendly service. Highly recommended. read more

Laksa King - Vegan laksa - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Came here for the laksa after hearing really good things about this place! Wasn't disappointed! Ordered their laksa with mixed noodle ($12.95) and a large order of roti canai ($9.00). The laksa was super flavourful and had lots of toppings: tofu puffs, shrimps, fish balls, bean sprouts, a slice of chili, and chicken. The large roti came with two pieces. It was crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and had lots of layers. And the curry sauce that comes with it was SO GOOD. Put the two together...ah, perfection! I'm drooling just thinking about it. A really great meal, a quirky interior, and CASH OR CDN DEBIT ONLY! I'll be back soon for sure. read more

Laksa King - Laksa and roti canai! - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Been coming here for many years. I would say their laksa is one of the best I've tried in vancouver. Very flavorful and coconuty. Roti is also a must. read more

If you want yummy food, fast service and friendly staff, this is a great go-to place. The owners are super friendly here, and the food is fantastic. There's a lot of Asian cuisine in town, but I haven't come across too many Burmese/Malaysian places around here, so decided to try this one. We ordered the spicy squid, beef rendang, mohingar, and faluda. The Beef Rendang was amazing - the beef was tender, and the sauce mixed with the rice is perfect. I can eat the coconut gravy sauce alone for days. I've never tried mohingar and decided to give it a go. It's the perfect blend of different spices and ingredients. Every bite has a burst of flavor. We enjoyed the faluda as well. Not sure what was in it (some of kind of jelly and ice cream?) but either way, worth trying. The place looks like a retro 1970s diner, but I can forgive the aesthetics of the place for the quality of the food and service. read more

They take Canadian Debit now!!! Yay!! Awesome Laksa which is what I come in for but last time, I tried their split pea fritter and it's less a fritter than a yummy cracker and it's also quite tasty, especially paired with the laksa. I also enjoy their Roti although I find it a bit pricy now. I came in right as they were breaking for their dinner prep time but they served me anyway. :) read more

I haven't been back in years. The prices are crazy inflated! $13.50 for laksa ? Last time I went a few years ago it was under $10.00 We ordered: Small roti $5.50 nice and crispy Tea leaf salad $11.00 not as good as it used to be, would not order again. Spicy squid salad $11.00 it was just ok Laksa $13.50 good but not worth $13.50 Total almost $50 with tax and tip. Definitely not worth it especially for lunch, I won't be coming back. read more

I'm always on the hunt for good Laksa (so far the best is in Crystal Mall - Ipoh). When I heard about laksa king I was super excited to try it. It must be quite something with the name of the restaurant being such a declaration lol! The restaurant itself has a cool diner like vibe. Reminds me of those retro 80s diners with the booths and the LED lights and checkered tiles. Anyways, we ordered laksa of course, and beef rendang in coconut gravy sauce. The laksa was actually pleasantly good! Better than a lot of places I've tried on the hunt for great laksa but still not better than Crystal Mall's Ipoh. With that being said though, I would still recommend hoping by here for their laksa. The beef in coconut gravy sauce (in other words, curry) was just alright. Nothing spectacular. Overall a cool spot with retro vibes that was totally not expected for a laksa/Asian cuisine type place. read more

Laksa King - Laksa - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

See all

Good food, but don't go here as a vegetarian or pescatarian. Despite ordering a laksa without chicken and a roti without chicken, both dishes came with chicken. The laksa had chicken in the bottom, which wasn't obvious until I already was eating. On the other hand, the inexperience with vegetarians and pescatarians makes it an authentic Asian experience, I suppose. Photo of laksa with hidden chicken. Edit: I talked to the owner afterwards. She is super friendly. I just wish they were a bit more careful :) read more

Laksa King - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

This place is fantastic. I was on the hunt for a good laksa in Vancouver, especially since Banana Leaf has lost its luster. This place came recommended and it is worth its reputation. The laksa is creamy, rich, colorful, and full of spicy coconut flavor. It has fresh and crisp ingredients (bean sprouts, cilantro, shrimp, tofu puffs, etc) that create a truly magical bowl of noodles. It was absolutely delicious. Definitely recommend the yellow noodle option. We also had the savory roti, which was so addictive that we went for the dessert roti afterwards. The decor is a sort of funny match for a laksa place but it adds to the charm. Plus Parallel 49 is nearby so once you are done with your laksa, it's a 10 min walk for a beer. read more

Laksa King - Laksa with yellow noodle - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

The interior of this restaurant looks more like a burger and fries diner, so that came as a surprise. They have bright red booths and neon lights all around the restaurant. I came here at 7:00pm on a Saturday night and it was very busy -- all tables filled. We ordered: - Roti Canai: 3.5/5. The roti was both crispy and chewy, but too thick for my liking. - Laksa: 4/5. This had chicken, fish balls, tofu puffs, shrimp, egg, bean sprouts, and jalapeno in it. The broth was really good and not too heavy. I got it with the egg noodles and it paired really well. What I did not enjoy were the chunks of dry, stale chicken. It did not look appetizing at all and they should consider not including it in the soup. I was really eggcited about the whole egg in the bowl, but when I cut it in half, my heart sunk a bit when I didn't see ooey gooey goodness seeping out. The egg was incredibly overcooked with the grey ring around it. - Beef Rendang: 3/5. Too salty and oily. Not my cup of tea. The service here wasn't so great. The lady was not nearly as nice to us compared to the table behind us. She barely even greeted us, just told us to sit. The table behind was given the option of tea or water, whereas water was just dropped off at our table and was left empty for some time. BTW it's cash only here. read more

Laksa King - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Really 2.5 stars. I've been here a few times, the employees are nice and friendly. It's a small place, maybe 8-10 tables and you pay at the counter. The food is a bit of a hit and miss for me. I've had the roti canai, it was pretty good, fluffy and chewy. The laksa was also pretty good, decent portion and nice flavours, the lamb curry? not so much,for $12.50 a very small portion with a "side" of pickled veg ( if you look at my pic,it's not even worth putting it on the plate...embarassing really)the flavour of the curry was pretty average at best, my friend also had the butter chicken, again small portion but my friend liked it. Will I be back? maybe for the laksa.... read more

See all

One of the coolest spots in Vancouver. Hidden away in the middle of East Van. Unpretentious retro 50s diner look, with neon that works, very cool. Really good roti, delicious, the best I've ever had. Crispy and hot a treat. The spiced dipping sauce is so very complex flavored. Laksa is divinely seasoned, perfection . Singapore noodle is good. Curry chicken is a generous portion. Every dish makes you feel like your in someplace exotic. A great place to come back again and again read more

See all

It was a bit of a miss for me. First of all CASH ONLY!! Luckily I had some cash, but not enough to actually get what I wanted. I was going to leave but I was seated already. I was able to get the Laksa $9.50 plus tax. ($10). I came with only $13.75 (: in my wallet. I usually get the roti canai and Laksa when I'm in a Malaysian Restaurant but didn't have enough cash. So its a pretty cool looking place hidden in the bustling East Village. It looked like it could have been a diner back in the day and Laksa King took over or this is how this Malay Restaurant is suppose to look, either way its pretty cool. Small place but fast friendly service. My laksa came in no time I got it with yellow noddles you have a choice of vermicelli if you'd like. The laksa came with chicken, boiled egg, fish balls, fried tofu, shrimp, bean sprouts, and lime not much veggies. The broth was spicy and I love spicy but that was it no other flavor to it, I was missing the coconut taste from the coconut milk, different spices, or even salt, it was a little bland, this was disappointing. I ate the meat and some of the noddles and barely had any broth. Overall Ive had better. read more

Laksa King - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

My first impression when I entered into Laksa King was "um...wrong place". The interior of this place looks like a diner. I knew I was in the right place when, what seems like the owner (mid 40's Asian man), got up from his seat and greeted us. Also because I saw someone eating laksa. Our server told us we could choose any seats we wanted so we chose the one that had the best angle of the restaurant so we could take pictures. For our meal we ordered the following to share: -Lahpet Thoke (4/5-$8): I've wanted to try this dish for awhile. Pickled tea leaves with tomato, cabbage, roasted nuts and broad beans. A great appetite opener that's not overly sour, some crunch from the nuts and broad beans. The tomatoes added a bit of juice and refreshing element to the dish. Overall, I enjoyed it but my friend was not too fond of the tea leaves. Just tasted like regular leafy veg to me. -Roti Canai (3/5-$6.99 Large): two pieces of roti canai with curry as dipping sauce. This was a bit of a disappointment. The roti was a bit too thick and had too much of chew. I would have prefer less layers. The curry sauce was super watery with no coconut milk added in this version. -Satay Lamb (3.5/5-$8): My friend said this tasted a lot better when it's hot. I had my taste of it after the roti and it was already cooled down. Nothing really stood out to me from the skewers themselves, but the coconut cream rice on the side was delicious. -Laska (5/5-$9.50): We had our laksa with the yellow noodles. The broth was thick and creamy with the just the right amount of spice level. It was filled with prawns, fish balls, tofu puff, a hard boiled egg and some pieces of chicken. Totally delicious. -Burmese Milk Tea (3/5-$3): Saw this on the menu and I had to try it. I overhead that burmese tea is similar to green tea which is probably why the taste of tea wasn't that strong and was overpowered by the milk. Nothing special about this one and much prefer the HK style milk tea. Still amazed by the interior and the super friendly service. I'm blown away that every employee thanked us and said good bye when we left. read more

See all

Not bad, not bowl-licking amazing. Ordered their roti and laksa of course, and both were great, but the laksa seemed to have not enough noodles for a full portion (like other Yelpers have mentioned). I was surprised I already finished the noodles after the first 5 mins. That said, it does deserve some applause for its delicious, rich flavor that's very close to what you would find in Malaysia. Also ordered their pad thai, which wasn't really up to par to be honest. The noodles were a little undercooked in my opinion, a little on the sweet side, with not enough flavoring like you would find in, say, Baan Wasana Thai Restaurant in Kerrisdale. Overall, I expected more. Might come back and give it another try. read more

See all

After much anticipation, I finally got a chance to try the Laksa and the Roti at Laksa King. Three words. WHAT THE FREAK? The best I have ever had in Vancouver. The thing is, I went in there kind of expecting to be disappointed because I had such high anticipation. But they surprised me by exceeding my expectations! They make the roti in-house from scratch and it shows. Extremely soft with great consistency on the inside, light, fluffy and crispy on the outside. Incredible. And the curry dip... Incredible. Just absolutely amazing. Now the laksa... It had the perfect balance of coconut and spicy flavours. Such depth in the soup... There was also a big chunk of tender meat that went perfectly with all the other ingredients. Some places, the laksa is either too creamy or the opposite but here, they created a perfect balance. The more I tasted the soup, the more I tasted the complex yet harmonious flavours. If you are looking for an authentic bowl of Laksa, this is the place. There's only one problem tho, now I will want this every day... So sad that I don't live close by. Fyi, it's cash only folks so pay your visit to the ATM before coming here. Oh, I found this afterwards, their menu is on their website: www.laksaking.ca read more

See all

I came here for my lunch time and always is quite. Maybe on dinner time is busy. I ordered Laksa Noodle, it was good. the soup was very flavours. The place is nice with decorations s'70 or s'80 I guess. The service is normal or so so, because when I finish my order and already to serve me the place. The waitress is going to the kitchen. After finish my plate and I going to pay. That time she is there. She attends the first time before the order, after that. Not. read more

Laksa King - Burmese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Rainy day delights! A little gem tucked away in Hastings-Sunrise. Service was cheerful, efficient, and friendly. Food came up quickly. Spring rolls were springy, flavourful. They could have used a bit more dipping sauce though. Mie goreng was good. Noodles cooked perfectly, nice amount of heat. Authentic flavour, the only miss here was the lack of a fried egg on top. Laksa was tip top. Sour, spicy, not too salty. Not much more else to say about it, other than I'll be ordering it again. read more

Oh man. The laksa broth!!!!' I could've drank the entire thing. You get to choose the noodles and there are vegetarian laksa versions available. Super filled with spices and portions are big and food is affordable Yup I'd go back Service is friendly and they are cash and debit only read more