Still great here! Stopped in grabbed the tea, best one in town! The staff here is just so amazing,…read moresuper friendly.

Took my son here to celebrate his new job and it easily became our new favorite place!…read moreUpon arriving, a young gentleman had us pick our seat, brought menus, and a pitcher of ice cold water. I ordered the namprik pao, my son the kimchi fried rice. Both were fantastic!! Mine was so good I don't know if I could even bring myself to order anything different and I want it again today to be honest! There is a 6% discount when paying cash. Pay at counter (check doesn't come to your table). I'm looking forward to coming back soon!

Finally some decent Thai food. Moved to the area a couple years ago and have been looking for some…read moreThai food. Prices are decent, servings are generous. Got a a large Thom Kha soup and a Panang chicken curry. The soup was enough for 4 people. Happy with the food. Ambiance... well, it's not all there. It's an old space attached to a motel, it has that old sticky restaurant feel. The tables and bench seats are set in place, and the benches are too far from the table. It's definitely more of a take out situation. Service was ok. I will do take out in the future and expect that I will be a return customer.

Review is for not taking 6 of us when this place closes at 10pm. We arrived at 9:10pm and as soon…read moreas I walked in the guy say sorry we're about to close. I was like oh well your lost.

01/13/2026 An update: I had been craving the kimchi jjigae since the last time I was here! It's a…read morecold winter day, with *two* Arctic blasts predicted for later this week: No time like the present! My hot ginger tea was deeply comforting, and lunch specials are served 11:00- 3pm. Mine arrived quickly! Even though I had requested a spiciness 2 on a scale to 5, it was still very comfortable. There's something addictive about thin, soft glass noodles, crunchy bok choi, chewy rice dumplings, and gojuchang broth. So good! It chases the winter blues away! On the radio: Serious K-POP!

This spot has been on my list for awhile to check out. I have seen so many good reviews that I knew…read moreI had to check it out. I met up with my friend here for lunch and we were the first ones here before the lunch rush. We ordered our drinks and food and the service was quick and friendly. My glass was a little dirty but I just drank out of my can anyways so not a huge deal. The food is the real deal here. HUGE portions. The pad thai towered over the plate and it was so good! I usually get chicken but I wanted to try the beef and I was pleasantly surprised. The beef had a really good flavor and tenderness to it. Everything was cooked and assembled beautifully on the plate. This place is tucked in a little bit and you could drive right past it. It is definitely worth the trip over and you'll have plenty of leftovers to take home.

I wanted to go someplace different for dinner tonight. So I found this on yelp…read more My son and I went in and it looked pretty nice. It was a cozy atmosphere and I like the decorations. I ordered the spicy Ramen with pork the General Tzo's Chicken and fried chicken Diosa. I also ordered a Diet Coke The Diet Coke was $3.50 and all it was a can pop. That showed me the price were going to be ridiculous right away. Came the fried Gyoza, which was not fried. It was clearly steamed or boiled. It wasn't bad, but it would've been a lot better if it was fried like I ordered it. Next came the Spicy miso Ramen . I ordered it medium spice, but it was very hot. It was hard to eat. Therefore I did not eat it. I only had a few bites and that's all I could tolerate. The pork was all fat . That was pretty bad to have all fat and no meat. All I could taste in the broth was what I could only describe as dirty ,fishy ,ocean water. Which obviously to me was disgusting. My general Tzo's chicken, I ordered medium spice and it had no spice whatsoever to it. It was very bland and tasted sweet. I did not like it.. Well, I left there starving and I spent over $40 on food that I couldn't eat. The prices are incorrect on yelp, all the prices went up, except for the pop ,that came down. The only positive or semi-positive thing I have to say is the waitress was really nice, and when you asked for something she went and got it right away. The only problem was it was hard to understand what she was saying or what she was trying to say. By the way, if you're from Yelp and you go in here, you will get either a free spring roll or a free, sticky mango, whatever that is. But when I showed the waitress my coupon from yelp, she said, my boss doesn't associate with yelp, although there is a Yelpie award right there on the counter. Another place, I will not be returning to unfortunately

I have been to the location in Williamsville, but I had never been to the Niagara Street location…read more I had friends from out of town, so we met up for dinner there. The server was very personable, but service was slow, and a couple of things were forgotten. After she took our order, she didn't really come back to check on us to see if we needed anything else. We ordered fried chicken dumplings, steamed chicken dumplings, and vegetarian spring roll appetizers. They were fresh, hot and everyone enjoyed them. Several of us ordered chicken coconut noodle soup. Everyone enjoyed that. The other six people in my party all enjoyed their meals. I ordered Pad Thai for dinner. I was not all that hungry by the time it came because of everything else that I ate. However, I was not a fan. I have had pad thai from other restaurants and it was different from what I expected. The noodles that I've had at other places are different and I did not particularly care for the sauce. Having said that, I don't need a lot of Asian food. It's not something that I would choose if I was choosing a restaurant. So my four-star review was really because of the service not because of the food.

The ambience is quite old but food was good…read more First time trying the Burmese "salad", it is actually a noodle dish with chicken and heavy sauce. First time I was asked how spicy I want my salad, 3 was a fury hot. But it turned out to be a very tasty dish, better than the pad Thai (too wet and too little noodle was still ok) and Thai fried rice (quite good).

Let's start: this is downtown and not easy to park but there's a little side street that usually…read morehas parking. It's dirty in there. Let's just get that out of the way. Everything is dingy and dirty looking, sticky and nasty. If I hadn't already parked the car I would've left and not eaten there. Service was nonexistent really couldn't understand what you were saying. It was extremely hot in the restaurant with no airflow. Now, the food is good. I had beef fried rice and my lunching partner had Pad Se Ew -it was good really nicely done and nice and spicy. Prices are extremely reasonable, like pre-pandemic, pricing. HOWEVER, I can't go back there, considering the filth I encountered.

I think there was a staff in training. After the food arrived, we were still missing a complete…read moreplace setting. I was looking forward to the Hainese Chicken but found it over cooked. I wasn't sure if it was reheated or due to the lack of experienced diners, who thought the redness near the bone on a pouched chicken was "raw". Not only was the chicken not served with ginger and scallion sauce, it was drizzled with soy sauce. I didn't taste the chicken flavor in the chicken rice either. Usually it's paired with the Hainese chicken. The mango chicken was too sweet, according to my husband and son. The roti canai was decent, but it had beef or pork in it. Previously, I've only had chicken in the sauce. With only 2 other seatings taken, we were sat next to a mom group of chatty 4 women. They were loud enough for our table not to bother speaking. When I go out with my girlfriends, we usually ask for a table in to corner or back, as to not bother other customers. We don't live in the area and only stopped by for a college open house.

Excellent Malay food in Rochester! Pleasantly surprised at…read moreour dishes. Roti, eggplant in garlic sauce with pork, seafood tofu casserole, hainanese chicken. We also got salt pepper pork which was not on the menu, the waitress let us into The secret society of the off menu items! Chicken rice was great. We ate like pigs, had leftovers for few more meals and still came under expectations. Good lunch specials too. Right across street from RIT. Highly recommended.

Authentic Thai food! Reminds me of eating soup every day in Chang Mai! Fast service and vibey…read moreatmosphere. I recommend the Burmese coffee too!

Why would you send this out? I don't know why I need 85 characters here to post this review. That's…read moreall I have to say.

I love this store, The food is good The food is…read moreabsolutely delicious and there is a lot of options to choose from. Great place 10/10

From the owner: A restaurant business specializing in halal, Malaysian, and Burmese cuisine offers a diverse menu…read morethat caters to a wide range of tastes. Halal certification ensures that the food is prepared in accordance with Islamic dietary laws, making it suitable for Muslim customers. The Malaysian component of the menu brings forth flavors from Malaysia, featuring dishes like Tosai, Noan, and Potato Curry with Puri. Meanwhile, the Burmese cuisine aspect introduces authentic dishes from Myanmar, such as Coconut Noodle Soup, Fried Shrimp Vermicelli, and Tea Leaf Salad. This fusion of flavors provides a unique and multicultural dining experience for patrons, making it an exciting option for those seeking a taste of Southeast Asia with a focus on halal practices.