The food here is consistently delicious! I love their drunken noodle. The staff is so sweet and…read moreeveryone does such a great job. I usually get takeout but when I've dined in, service has been absolutely wonderful. Easily one of my favorite restaurants in the area.

Wasn't sure what to expect from the outside, but the food was great. You can really tell when there…read moreis a Thai influence in the food and we ordered just from the Thai menu. I would definitely gonna go back not only for takeout but also to eat in as well worth the time I feel bad that I've driven past it for so long and never went.

I've been meaning to write a review for Coco. This has become my go-to spot for Chinese/Malaysian…read morefood. They have a killer beef chow kweh teow. It's like an elevated Cantonese beef chow fun ("wok hei" and all). One of the best in Jersey, and that's saying a lot because I don't normally like that dish! Some dishes are hit or miss, but once you find YOUR dish, you'll order it every time. The service is always quick! I'm in and out of there in less than an hour. It's never too crowded either. Plus the ambiance is like a an old school Asian person's house which just makes me feel at home. None of that modern clean-washing that other restaurants keep doing. Originality is so hard to find nowadays and I love that Coco has its own unique charm!

Hubs had been wanting to give this place a try but we keep forgetting about it because of all the…read moreother options nearby. LOL. We finally made it here after exhausting all the nearby restaurants. The restaurant is medium in size, with pale yellow walls and cushy burgundy seats covering the dark brown floors. Framed black and white photos adorn the leftmost wall while the name of the restaurant is on the rightmost wall along with a framed painting. Finally, in the back, you can see the counter, which has a lucky cat and some plants on it, as well as a large painting of pink flowers in a pond behind it all. We ordered the following: Baby oyster omelet, which has pan fried baby oyster omelet with chives- this was delicious. We haven't had this for a while and enjoyed it a lot. Golden fried eggplant, which is lightly fried eggplant with cubes of bell peppers and onions. We all liked this dish a lot, as well. It was nicely fried. Claypot egg noodle, which has pearl noodle with minced pork, shrimp, squid, bean sprout in egg gravy. We've been looking for this entree for a while. Last time Hubs had this was 15 years ago and it was 30 years ago for me. Hubs loved this dish. Basil fish filet, which is stir fried fish filet with bell peppers, onions, basil leave and mushrooms. I thought this looked sweet and sour and was surprised it wasn't. Daughter liked it a lot and was addicted. Hubs was shocked at how flavorful it was. There were plenty of onion and peppers. There is parking in the back of the building but we managed to find a parking space in the front. It's a little tricky parking there but we managed. Service was quick and minimal. Will definitely return to try other items on the menu.

We went for lunch and tried their Chicken Katsu, Kimchi Fried Rice with chicken and a runny egg and…read moretheir gochujang chicken. In simple words, it tasted like a homemade meal, one of those my mom would put together with freshly picked veggies. Then we also had their butterfly lemonade and their mint cucumber refresher, and their ginger ice cream, all excellent after a savory meal. Prices were on point with the servings and quality of their ingredients. Then to end the experience those at home, we bought their sweet ginger chilli sauce which pairs well with almost everything! I regret not going there sooner. The server was super attentive and the place is extra clean.

Always delicious. And they take such pride in their food. The Singapore noodles are everythingread more

I have tried many places in Monroe, Hightstown, and Princeton looking for a great Thai place. I got…read morethe red curry it was the perfect mix of spicy and creamy. I will definitely be ordering from this place again even though it's a little further away.

We have eaten at Thai Pin numerous times, especially for its delicious Pad Thai! We have tried Pad…read moreThai in many other cities and always say Thai Pin's is the best!

Consistently good food. Good for groups eating out…read moretogether. Lots of choices on the menu.

Penang had always been a great go to (for over 20 years) place with flavorful Malaysian food. Sad…read moreto say, since sold the food has been severely lacking in flavor and consistency. While the Roti Canei used to have full flavors of coconut milk, lemongrass and generous spices, the dish is now bland and boring, so much so that we did not finish it The satay tofu sauce was completely devoid of flavor and a weird thick gloopy texture. If this was the first time that happened, I would not be writing this, however this is the 2nd time and the lack of flavor was also an issue

I really love Penang, and I honestly think that people who don't like it just haven't ordered the…read moreright dishes. Their tofu curry is, hands down, the best homie vegetarian meal in Philly. It's incredibly flavorful, comforting, and feels like true home cooking. It's such a simple dish, yet very packed with flavors. I've even dined here with meat-eaters who said they preferred it over the restaurant's meat dishes and thought it was the best item on the menu. I also highly recommend the roti canai. It's another simple dish that's full of flavor, and the curry dipping sauce is absolutely delicious. This time we also ordered the fish with the sweet and sour sauce, and it was very good. The sauce had a great balance of tangy and sweet without overpowering the fish. Penang isn't a trendy or particularly a "cute" restaurant, and the service isn't exceptional. But if you're going for the food, it's absolutely worth a visit- especially if you're vegetarian.

We always come back and eat the roti canai, Kang klung veggies, and Penang chicken with white rice,…read morewhich is very flavorful. Highly recommended. Couple of downsides are that they charge for hot tea and eliminated a few dishes.

I came here with a group of 10 people for lunch on a Sunday afternoon. I usually come to this…read morelocation and also the one in East Hanover as well. We ordered more food than I expected but what else is new haha. We ordered the chicken satay, beef satay, dumplings, spring rolls, curry puffs, roti, curry chicken, sesame chicken, Hainanese chicken, Sarang Burang (seafood/chicken/vegetables in a taro nest), Kangkung Belacan (water spinach) and Char Kway Teow (flat noodle stir fry). The best dishes in my opinion were the Kangkung Belacan, Sarang Burang, and Hainanese chicken. The food overall was fresh and delicious. Service was fast and friendly. I will definitely be back! Without question.

If you're looking for authentic Malaysian food, Penang absolutely delivers. Everything we ordered…read morefelt true to the cuisine--bold flavors, no shortcuts, and comforting in the best way. The char kway teow was a standout: perfectly chewy flat rice noodles with smoky wok flavor, crisp bean sprouts, and just the right balance of savory and sweet. You can taste the technique here. The roti canai was flaky, light, and beautifully layered--exactly how it should be. Paired with the curry dipping sauce, it was hard to stop tearing pieces off. We even asked for an extra small rice so we could eat the rest of the dipping sauce. We also ordered the Hainanese chicken, which was tender, juicy, and simply prepared, letting the quality of the chicken shine. The chili sauce on the side added the perfect kick. Overall, Penang feels like a go-to spot when you want comfort food that's genuinely Malaysian. Great for sharing dishes, exploring the menu, and coming back again to try more classics. Authentic, satisfying, and worth the visit.

We found the food here to be really good overall. The bowls of ramen were huge and a great value…read more The sushi roll was also large and tasty - their signature Roots roll is the one we tried. I'd also recommend the pork bao buns. The advice was fast and friendly. Plenty of seating and a simple, clean, decor here.

It sounded promising. Asian options including Taiwanese beef Noodle soups from founders from the…read moremotherland. It's located in a strip mall and all the customers were non-asian...that should have been a sign. The Hot and Sour Soup and Wonton Soups were just OK. A bit salty for my taste actually. The LoMein noodles with shrip were a disappointment @ $20 per bowl. The noodles were overcooked with too much water remaining in the bowl it was served in. The shrimp was not high quality, and there were minimal vegetables in the dish. Overall, not worth the asking price. I'm not from the Princeton area which has a wealth of ethnic cuisine, but unfortunately would not be one I'd recommend.