I loved this place when it was in Queens. I used to buy their bakery items and their pandan Kaya jam. Today I went to the Brooklyn one for the first time and tried their nasi lemak. Each component quite flavorful. The coconut rice maybe could have had more coconut flavor, but all in all it was great. They also added some new menu items since I last was at their former Queens location, like Hainanese chicken rice. read more

Casual Malaysian restaurant with big portions. Pricing was reasonable. We shared of appetizers including the roti canai, curry fish balls, satay chicken, satay tofu, and the curry puffs. My favorite appetizer was the curry puffs. For the main course, I had the wonton roast pork curry mee. It's a curry soup with Chinese style smoked pork and wontons. Served with thin ramen style noodles. Soup had mild curry flavor. No spiciness. More peanut forward. read more

I usually go to their second Elmhurst location in Queens, but it closed after Covid hit. Although this location is much farther, the atmosphere is much brighter like an actual welcoming restaurant. Still not very spacious, it is definitely bigger than the Elmhurst one back then. In addition to fresh hot food you can order, they also sell other Malaysian goodies on the counter and in the fridge like kuih, pandan kayan spread, mo mo cha cha, and black lo mei. Hands down! You have to order their curry. I made the mistake of not and ended up regretting it. Their curry puff and curry noodles are the best I've ever had! Their prawn mee which I ordered was the last thing to came out after everyone finished their meal already and is the worst I've ever had. The other dishes were delicious as well - all the other varieties of noodles my family ordered to share (look at the photos for reference!) Although, the space is quite small there's only actually 1 server walking around so it might be a wait during busy times, but regardless they were very friendly and helpful! read more

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This is a good casual spot if you want some basic Malaysian food. The food is good but nothing to really write home about. Service is ok too but nothing to spectacular...it seems like more of a takeout spot rather than a sit-down restaurant. The lunch special is a good deal at $9.95 with one entree, a cup of hot milk tea and a dessert of the day. Our server at the time did not know what it was and told us we'd find out later...not exactly what we were expecting to hear but luckily it wasn't too bad. Oddly enough, the lunch specials came out in reverse...we got the dessert first, then the milk tea and then our entree. My entree with the crispy seafood noodles was good but there wasn't much ingredients in there to make it seem like a seafood noodle dish. The seafood noodle soup was also pretty basic with barely any seafood ingredients in there other than noodles. The dessert options looked pretty good but other than that, this is a pretty simple casual spot for Malaysian food if you just want the food and nothing special or extravagant. read more

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Came here last weekend to try them out. We figured to see how they compare to the last business PappaRich in the same location and finally got a chance to go here. We'e been on a Malaysian cuisine hunt since Nyonya closed; trying different Malaysian restaurants every so often. We arrived as they were opening (still setting up some tables)- first customers. Noticed some dried up rice on our table and hubby's chopsticks (disposable) was oily. We swap with a new set from the next table over. Ordered: 2 Roti canai 1 hainanese chicken rice 1 curry potato chicken over rice (requested coconut rice) The curry chicken rice is the same chicken curry for the Roti canai. Large chunks of meat served with the Roti. In one bowl there was no potato and a silver of meat. The chicken curry rice was abit dry- they didn't given enough sauce gravy. The rice for both dishes was dry. We drank so much water! Our waitress refilled our water glass multiple time. The rice seem old and dry (reheated up? Or undercooked with less water and dried out). read more

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I had a pretty good experience, I was surprised to find that this place is rated poorly. I got the nasi lemak which came with pandan flavor rice (a spin on the normal nasi lemak). I love how crisp and flavorful the sides for the pandan rice was. They had lunch specials too and there was plenty of seating was available on a weekend afternoon. They do have a pretty extensive list of malaysian desserts that I wanted to try but was just too full to, so I will definitely be coming back again! read more

Little House Malaysian Kitchen - Nasi Lemak - Malaysian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The menu is loaded! In need of a lunch spot, we picked "Little" House as it was not that little and accommodated our bigger group well. The interior is warm enough to make you feel right at home. With a ton of selections, this restaurant has something for you! For appetizers, the Curry Puff ($7.50) had a similar light flakiness to ones I had in the past, but the amount of potato was too overwhelming. It could have done with an extra ingredient dynamic. The Satay Tofu ($9.50) was a new unique dish for me. A huge coat of peanut sauce is drenched over tofu puffs, with some beansprouts as embellishment. This made for a light decadent appetizer, that wasn't bad. Then, the entrees started coming through. The Hokkien Mee ($12.95) was literally lo mein. The Salted Egg Prawn Chow Fun ($13.95), which sounded intriguing first glance, was literally a bland Beef Chow Fun with a couple salted egg shrimps. My favorite was the Claypot Fish Curry ($28.95). I was skeptical at first , given it was my pick and it was the priciest of the bunch. But, this meal blew everything ordered out of the park. There were plenty of ingredients in this, from okra to fish fillet, that you're basically picking treasure out of this slightly spicy curry. If we weren't full from all the noodle dishes, rice would have been the best companion to go along with the curry. While the food for the most part tasted average, the huge range of selections makes this Malaysian spot your choice whenever you don't know what to eat at Bensonhurst. Plus, I noticed they also have an affordable lunch/dinner deal! read more

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Maybe if I haven't had authentic kuih from Chinatown before, I might have had less expectations when it came to their pastries, so I was definitely more than a bit let down. Ordering took a longggg time and there will be customers that come in and cut because there looks like two sections where you can order but there's only one cash register. Let's start with the food first - Salted Egg Prawn Chow Fun ($12): essentially beef chow fun (flat rice noodles kind), but with salted egg prawns. Container definitely wasn't filled all the way, and only included 4 prawns, which were big enough but umm still... If you're looking for a strong salted egg yolk flavor, you'd be disappointed like me. Barely there. Chow fun itself is very soy-sauce heavy and good. If you're familiar with the classic stir fried beef ho fun, this will taste almost exactly the same, with the wok-hey and crispy beansprouts. Curry Mee Young Tau Foo ($9.25): best part is this curry/soup. Very lemongrassy, has a bit of heat, a good bowl of flavorful curry. Fish paste stuffed veggies were decent, but the noodles (this is takeout) were mostly broken. I really just want to order a container of the curry soup by itself without anything else Nasi Bakar ($2.50): lol I knew this would be what I was getting but these are the size of two lipsticks taped together length wise. Sooo you might be astounded by the price for something that can be eaten in a bite and half. Good glutinous rice, and the flavors of the filling inside (dried shrimp) is salty and fragrant --------- Next, the kuihs, which are all pretty big and in chunkier pieces. For comparison, Kuih Cafe's are double the price and half the size BUT they suit my tastes much more. Blue Pea Pandan Sago Kuih $6 for 4: the best of the bunch! Every layer is sago that's been formed together with a flavor. There's the blue pea flower, pandan, and palm sugar one, all with coconut. The sweetest of the bunch, but it's this taste that actually stands out because of how bland all the others were. Strong coconut taste, and the texture is soft but not chewy Kuih Lapis ($5 for 4): veryyyy average. Pretty layers, but besides the very subtle coconut flavor, couldn't taste anything else Kuih Talam ($5 for 4): least favorite - this is pandan and coconut milk. The coconut milk layer was awful - it had already hardened so bites were dried and clumpy. Yet, in contrast, the pandan layer was too soft and jiggly and strangely wet. Ehh Palm Sugar/Cupcake ($5 for 3): these are gigantic! But also...not my thing. They take a few minutes to steam so it comes piping hot (I also wasn't expecting that, or maybe it was just my batch). It's a bit chewy on the outsides but the inside is still pretty firm/hard/undercooked. No taste. They add the coconut shreds on top but without it, it's like eating nothing. Kaya Jam ($6/jar): this kaya is quite creamy and the consistency is a lot thinner than what I'm used to. Good though, not too sweet read more

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I've been here 3 times since this new Malaysian spot opened & so far it's been okay/meh. It has potential but its operations & customer service so far have been...hm. First time I came at 5pm, most things were sold out, okay i understand the opening hype. I managed to grab a box of $10 peanut pastry tart & taro cake, they were pretty good. Second time I tried to order online for pick up at 11:45am, then the order was canceled without a call or proper reason so I had to walk all the way over to order in person, so many people were crowded inside the tiny store with absolutely no distancing. 25min wait in total. Third time I came earlier at 11:15am, thinking I could finally order the items I want from menu. Nopeeee. The ladies at front were too busy bringing out the pastries to the front instead of paying attention to me. When she finally cared to talk to me, I mentioned the items I'd like, and she told me in Chinese "We don't have them; you have to wait". I was surprised to hear a store is not ready at all at opening hour, I hate having to ask "What do you actually have then?" Then she awkwardly turned to kitchen staff, and just said to me "curry mee". SMH, really? That's the only hot food you have ready? After trying a variety of different foods I could actually get from this place, so far only the Rendang Ginger Chicken Rice, Malaysia Glutinous Rice and Peanut Pastry are considered good---very intense & complex flavors. Everything else like Nasi Lemak, Curry Mixed Topping Noodles are average. I'd say this place is a hit or miss (especially the pricy pastries they're proud of) & I don't recommend coming here at the moment, especially if you don't converse in Chinese well. They accept phone pre-ordering if you want to try that. Also they actually open at 11 AM, not 8 AM. read more

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Was craving Malaysian food and saw this place as I was walking around the neighborhood. This placed used to be Pappa Rich and I didn't get to try it back then when they were open. The store was spacious and had a lot of seating. I was craving nasi lemak and also wanted to try new things. So, I ordered a small nasi lemak (I appreciate they have this option because I can never finish a regular-sized nasi lemak), a bakwon and a nasi bakar. The total came out to around $10. The nasi lemak was small as expected and it did not come with chicken like the regular size one. It was mostly rice, but it was not bad. The bakwon was very crunchy and yummy, but extremely oily. The nasi bakar was pretty good, coconuty with dry shrimp. Overall, quick service and food was okay. I can't believe I didn't see the fried carrot cake on their menu. It's one of my favorite dishes that I have not been able to find anywhere, so I am definitely coming back for that! read more

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02.21.2023 Tuesday@2:20p I was looking for the Malaysian dessert for awhile and came across this place. Grabbed some dessert and will definitely come back and try the foods here. read more

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I got little house Malaysian kitchen for takeout, and the fried fish fillet with a preserved in tomato soup was pretty good! (8/10) I enjoyed the broth which was milky and also has a good balance of the fish flavor. My only critique is that there was a lack of tomatoes, and I wish it was more to bring that freshness. I am very particular about this dish as it is my favorite Malaysian dish and I will say that I prefer having the fish completely fried but with the fish fillet, I wouldn't mind ordering this again. Service was quick and the restaurant ambiance seems quaint. read more

Little House Malaysian Kitchen - Fish fillet preserved vegetable noodle - Malaysian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Hm, more like 3.5 stars. Stopped by here to grab takeout for lunch. They have an $8 lunch special and $12-$13 dinner special going on. We tried Lunch 1, 2, 3 and Dinner 4. The roti is portioned pretty small but it definitely hits the spot for one person. The curry was perfectly spicy and contained one piece of chicken and one piece of potato (like all other places). Entrees were decent in portion size for the price. The Wonton Goh Loh Rice Noodle was topped with fried onion bits. It overwhelmed the whole dish. The wontons were tasty. The Seafood Rice Noodle Soup was overall bland but we used it as a palate cleanser. The Indian Mee Goreng had a nice kick to it but very heavy-handed on the ketchup flavor. The Chow Kueh Teow was our favorite. Overall, would order that dish again. Service was eh. They forgot our Pulut Hitam for dessert so we went back later to pick it up. They gave us 4 portions of dessert to compensate for our time since it was their mistake. TLDR; get the Chow Kueh Teow + Pulut Hitam and you'll be one happy gal or guy. read more

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Super good value for the money, especially for lunch! For $8, I got naan bread, a side curry and noodles! read more

Little House Malaysian Kitchen - $8 lunch - Malaysian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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The location used to be the Malaysian chain Papa Rich, which has since closed. The restaurant is a cute cafe style with wide open space and booths. As a family of 6, we ordered the items listed on the receipt, adding another satay beef afterwards. The portion was more of lunch-sized if that makes sense. I will definitely be full if I came for a brunch instead. We started off with the skewers, I preferred the beef more. Their peanut sauce is phenomenal. I ended up taking the rest of the sauce in a sauce takeout dish. (Pictures are missing a satay chicken, which was a 4/5; meat was tender but a bit bland without the peanut sauce) All of the stir fried noodles were really good. Had a lot of wok hei, really nice amount of charring. The salted egg noodle was a pleasant surprise. The shrimp was fried with a salted egg rouse. The other fried pearl noodle was basic, nothing special to comment about. My favorite was the vegetable, there's just something in the sauce. Pineapple fried rice was a bit of let down. There were about 4-5 pieces of fruit Hainanese chicken was not worth it for $18, I would rather order another entree instead. It's basic poached chicken paired with soy sauce, chilly sauce, and minced ginger/garlic sauce. Nothing special, but a stable whenever we have Malaysian. Pro: everything comes with a base of shrimp. Overall: food was pretty good for its pricing. $12-13 for an entree for lunch is nearly impossible to find anywhere nowadays. 9/10 read more

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Very terrible food and awful service and I am very traumatized by the experience of owner calling the cop and threatened to arrest me over awful Hokkien Mee noodle. And all my kids are afraid to hear the cop said .. "is it worth to get arrested over $10.00 food?" The owner is terrible who suggested the noodle to us and we have to give them a huge thumbs down because we still pay that we everything plus automatic tips. Don't ever dine that restaurant .. because of my kids got traumatized over what the cop said ... And the owner won't remove one awful food of the receipt. The curry roti Canai is so terribly full of water, no curry flavor. Overall the food sucks .. ! I just saw the comment that the owner left us at the friend's page. The owner lied .. the owner REFUSED to exchange when asked and also REFUSED to take the $10.00 off the receipt. Even worse you auto charge us the illegal gratuity and I ask you to take them off but you refused. This is illegal. Plus you want to show the video, we also busted you replacing the same water with dead insect and poured into different pitcher but we said NOTHING because we want to try to give you a good review but unfortunately you lost the chance to impress us. Not cool. read more

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Honestly Brooklyn doesn't seem to have that many options and it's a nice change of pace to come here and eat Malaysian food. I got the chicken rendang and the orders came by relatively fast. Always get the roti and the Thai iced tea was also very tasty! For a spot in the middle of Brooklyn is pretty good! read more

Little House Malaysian Kitchen - Malaysian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I was there a few weeks ago to order the pandan nasi nemak but they were out so I ordered the salted egg chow fun which was pretty good. It only had 4 pieces of shrimp but the salted egg flavor came through on the flat chow fun noodles. Today I went back and they had the pandan nasi nemak and was super excited to try but now left extremely disappointed. The rice is uncooked, very hard to chew and barely has any pan Dan flavor. What comes with it were some peanuts, fried anchovies, soggy fried patties, and some baby shrimps (very few pieces). For $13 a plate, I expected a lot more. I ordered their coconut tapioca pastry and it had a lot of coconut flavor and unique. It was $6.50 for 4 pieces. Overall, their menu is interesting, some items I have never seen at other Malaysian places. They just need to perfect what they are making. read more

Little House Malaysian Kitchen - -Pandan Nasi Lemak -Tapioca coconut pastry that is on display - Malaysian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

First time here. Compared to other similar restaurants, the food is okay. The environment is good. read more

Little House Malaysian Kitchen - Mayonnaise Chicken and noodles - Malaysian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Ordered Nasi Lemak, Wonton noodles & Char Kway Teow the other day for dinner in the hopes of finding a place we could order from regularly. Unfortunately the Nasi Lemak was disappointing; the coconut rice was a bit mushy, the chicken curry was dry without much curry sauce and chicken (alot of potato) and lacked flavor (good to see it had the peanuts & salted dry fish though). The sambal was okay but a bit saucy and it just wasn't that great compared to others I've had locally. Won't be ordering it again. The Wontons were delicious, soup was a bit bland (just tasted like salted water), noodles were normal. I'd buy the Wontons again but not sure I need the soup. Char Kway Teow was okay, of course nothing like you'd get in Singapore and had a strong soya sauce flavor. I don't think I'll return to Little House Malaysian but was glad I gave it a try. read more

I was referred to this restaurant as a healthy and delicious alternative for the area. I have to say it was spot on one of the best meals I've had in a while. It's been years since I had Malaysian food and this place didn't disappoint. If you're looking for a great place to eat definitely stop here. read more

Little House Malaysian Kitchen - Hainanese Chicken Rice - Malaysian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This place was taken over by restoration not sure if it's the same owners but the food is definitely just as good. They have a good amount of dishes to try read more

Had Uber from them before their hainan chicken over rice & roti canai is ok nothin special. I have heard from a friend that their food isn't good. I decided to give it a try myself i got the pawn mee and roti canai. The food is decent but their service is bad. I walked in sat down looked at the menu for a few mins so I waved the waiter down to place my order, I had to ask for tea, meanwhile other customers coming in with a party of two or more they don't need to ask for tea. This is a little before 12 pm so it wasn't even pack three tables including my table. I went to grab lunch myself. And my pot of tea had like less than half. I got my check before I asked for it I was going to order some food to go. I guess I won't be coming back I rather go to koo koo chicken and their food is better and service way better read more

Little House Malaysian Kitchen - Prawn mee - Malaysian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Today I got the Nasi lemak which was very average. The chicken was super dry and a bit on the tougher side. My favorite thing about the dish was the little dried fish and peanuts. Some other reviews mentioned that it isn't worth the money, but I think the price is pretty fair especially since the chicken has no bone in it like most Malaysian places. I've had the Nasi Lemak from here before and it was a lot better, maybe it was an off day? read more

Little House Malaysian Kitchen - Nasi lemak and hainanese chicken (thigh) - Malaysian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

We decided to give this place a shot after seeing that it replaced Papa Rich(which tbh, the one at this location sucked) I thought it was more of a papa rich, order at the counter and sit down type of place since I saw the menu board, but upon entering the waitress sat us down and took our order. We ordered the thai iced tea, roti canai, curry puff, crispy noodles and pandan nasi lemak. The Thai iced tea is nothing to write home about. The roti seemed to be the store bought ones that are from the frozen section at the supermarkets. I enjoyed the flavor of the chicken curry that came with it but it was very watery which I didn't enjoy as much. The crispy noodle was a bit bland, it was missing a hint of salt. I did quite enjoy the pandan nasi lemak. The rice has a slight floral coconut aftertaste which was very mild but overall I enjoyed it. The star of the show was actually their sauce. It was a slightly spicy garlicy paste that was absolutely delicious. So much, that we mixed the rice, sauce and anchovies together and just ate that. We ended up getting a bottle of the sauce to go as well. Also we noticed they automatically added gratuity at the end of the bill so beware! read more

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Yummmy! My mom picked up some chow kuerth teow for me for dinner and ITS DELICIOUS. There is definitely "wok energy", Malaysians will know what this means. Prices are extremely fair! The workers are also nice and got our order out quickly. I will come here again and try their other items. read more

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We stopped by here this evening for the first time looking for some roti canai and decided to try some of the other dishes as well since we love Malaysian food. All I can say is the food is excellent and I recommend that you stop in and try at least some of the appetizers which are extremely reasonable price. The spices are divine. Also the wait staff is very sweet and helpful! Loved at all and will be back soon and often! read more

Authentic food and good service . I have tried many of their preparations and they all come to well balanced and tasty

We used to go to the Elmhurst location and went frequently through the pandemic - their food is still sooo good. Love the curry mee, char kway teo, noodles with shrimp and egg, and the carrot cake, but really each dish is a hit. You can't go wrong! Delicious, best Malaysian food in NYC. read more

They did not let us eat out food and they were mean and yelled at us without a outside food sigh but we ordered so we can eat some fruit. The food was very very bad and the staff was very mean an price was to much an we didn't like it and we wanted to eat th outside fruit cup read more

Usually Malaysian food is salty, but surprisingly not this place. Ordered the traditional dishes but will come back to try the rest. They had lunch set menu for $8 and dinner set menu for $12 that they served at 11am. Check them out. read more

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Amazing food and amazing service by Ron! He said the Thai iced tea was "bomb" and it was! Tastes amazing and so worth the price. Definitely recommend stopping by, the workers are super friendly and welcoming. Everything tasted amazing and was plated nicely-- all while being super affordable. Will be a regular here! Im obsessed!!! read more

As a lot of Malaysian cuisines have been closing down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I decided to look for some new places to try. I was at first a little hesitant because my previous to-go Malaysian cuisine in 8th Ave was spectacular and I was extremely heartbroken over the news, but I came across this restaurant in Bensonhurst. I can say that the food here is pretty good compared to other places I've tried. I ordered the famous dish Chow Kueh Teow, Curry Mee Young Tau Hu, Pandan Nasi Lemak, and Scramble Egg Chow Fun. I encourage other people to try these dishes, especially the Chow Kueh Teow and the Wat Dan Her Fun. I've seen a lot of bad reviews about this place and I must say that everyone's experience is different. The experience I had there was a good one and the staff was extremely nice to us and when asked about the dishes, they gave us detailed answers. As a Malaysian myself, I'd say the food is great and I recommend everyone to give it a try. It is understandable that some of the prices are very high and you'd find that almost every restaurant has increased their prices as well. Many places are struggling to keep their cuisines afloat and they cannot keep serving underpriced dishes without making profit enough to pay rent. Overall, I greatly recommend this place. I believe this is one of the better Malaysian cuisines in Bensonhurst with good food and kind staff. I encourage everyone to stop by even if it's only for an appetizer or a drink! read more

Little House Malaysian Kitchen - Malaysian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Ordered from this place yesterday, they made a mistake on my order, so I called for the replacement and returned to the store to pick up. The cashier not only did not apologize for the mistake they made, he threatened that he remembered who I am in a very sarcastic voice tone. I threw away the foods I picked up even though I already paid for it, who knows what they added in my food with the way he acted. Never order from them anymore. read more

I was there 3 days ago, and their chicken sticks were good, so I bought two orders again today for take out, but it's totally opposite from the last time. The quality is not consistent. When I request to get more source for the satay, the server says will put more. When I get my order, I notice the total they charged is more than what I ordered. They charged me $2 for extra satay sauce without mentioning. In addition, my other order they charge more than what showing on the menu. Bottom line, you just have to be careful and look at the receipt. They will charge more without telling you. When I got home, I saw the extra source they put in really disappointing. I wasn't expected to have a small container source. Too bad; they just lost another customer. read more

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I thought to give this place a try since my regular Malaysian place was closed. I regret the decision. None of the foods I tried were remarkable. It's average at best. But the prices you pay for the quality and portion was quite dismal. When I took the roti canal out, I was shocked at the one little pancake that barely filled the container... It was $4.25. Oh well, you live and learn... read more

Just give it a try... however, it makes me suffer. Try their salty egg fried noodles with shrimp, and Hoi Nam Chicken with yellow rice. The noodle come with 5 shrimps, however, 2-3 of them are stinks, already turn soiled, the taste was so bad and stinky. Then the chicken has no taste at all, but the worst part is the scallion sauce was way too sweet that they mixed soy sauce in it. Yellow rice never has the yellow oil taste, which supposed to be their favors.... it turns out a cheap copy cat. Totally disappointment, is a cheap China version try to mimic the Malaysian style, but don't get the right ingredients. read more

DONT COME HERE IF YOU HAVE ANY ALLERGIES!!!! I was looking forward to trying this place. I ordered the pineapple fried rice & the Wonton Mee . I read the ingredients to insure that what I ordered didn't have shrimp [ because I'm allergic] . With that said, I was finishing my meal when I bit into the last wonton of my soup there was a shrimp inside of it. when I mentioned to the waitress that my food had shrimp even though it did not indicate that in the menu. Her horrible response was I should have asked her if the food had shrimp. what type of business is this.... they should be closed down. I didn't wait there to speak to the manager, because I had to run out and get Benadryl !!! read more

subpar to the last malaysian spot that was here :( ordered the hainan chicken rice and it was unseasoned and such a small plate. the previous malaysian spot would have so many sides ( bean sprouts, multiple dips ) but I received a sad wet measly chicken breast with a few slices of cucumber. really disappointed :// the roti canai was meh, not sure if it just got soggy getting delivered to me but definitely lacks that iconic crunchy flakiness. might come back to try some other items in the future; maybe it was just a bad one-time experience. read more

The noodle dishes are great deal. Their rice dishes are on slight premium, matching pricing of Manhattan Malaysian joints. One thing I don't understand is why some folks gave low ratings as if they came here looking for the best beef chow mein, general tso or egg rolls. That not how Malaysian cuisine works. Skewers. Hainanese chicken. Nasi lemak. Can't go wrong. You welcome read more