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    Malaysia Beef Jerky

    4.5 (421 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 7:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Philip C.

    I loved to snack on bakkwa and Bee Cheng Hiang when I lived in Asia. This reminds me of BCH although not as close. Still, I enjoyed the quarter pound of spicy pork (not jerky). Service was patient and efficient.

    Spicy Beef and Pork
    Vinson D.

    This Malaysian style beef jerky was a pretty interesting snack stop in Chinatown. Definitely different from the typical American jerky most people are used to. Instead of being super dry and tough, the meat was thin, slightly sticky, juicy, and packed with a sweet smoky flavor. The texture almost felt closer to grilled meat than dried jerky. Cool little shop to try something different while walking around the area. I could see some people loving the sweeter style more than others, but overall it was tasty and worth trying at least once.

    Spicy Pork Jerky (4 slices = 1/4lb).
    Cindy Z.

    There's nothing like Asian beef jerky and this spot specializes in it! You can buy as much or as little as you like while being charged by the pound. For 1/4lb, it's $7.50 equaling $30/lb. I ordered 1/4lb Beef Jerky and 1/4lb Spicy Pork Jerky, which was 4 pieces of each. The beef jerky ended up being heavier so I think I ended up with 3/4lb in total instead but it's all good since this stuff is delicious! They also wrap it up in wax paper and then plastic as it can be quite oily. To be honest, the beef and pork tasted quite similar with the beef tasting a bit meatier. I also didn't notice much difference between spicy and non-spicy. If you're picking one, I'd just stick to the classic pork jerky here. It's a great snack and trust me, you won't be able to have just one! I love how fresh these jerkies are too. You can see them grilling them right in front of you. It's a delicious eat that you can save for later too since I know you're probably full from all the other Chinatown eats in the neighborhood.

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    Hank C.

    This moved from their prior shop, which I think was on Elizabeth. Still wonderful jerky, but the prices have gone up a bunch! I wish they had a fruity beef jerky, but they said that's not in the plan for now. A tasty treat - especially fresh, but not cheap! Like the pork jerky the best! What a wonderful fragrance :)

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    Jeff M.

    Malaysia Beef Jerky 59 Mott St. New York, NY 10013 Spicy Sliced Beef Jerky The outer packaging may be plain jane, but this thinly sliced beef jerky was phenomenal. Served in a white paper bag, this thinly beef jerky was phenomenal. The flavorful, tender, chewy snack was really satisfying. One bite will never be enough! #chinatownnyc #chinatownlowermanhattan #malaysiabeefjerky #spicybeefjerky

    Mia H.

    A cool shop in Chinatown for some handmade jerky, where they grill it in house! Not only do they have been but they also have pork and other meats. I would highly recommend enjoying these warmed up at home. It's alright cold.

    Ming C.

    This might be the most underrated snack in Chinatown. They make Malaysian Chinese-style jerky at Malaysia Beef Jerky, and it's not your typical jerky - it's soft, tender, smoky, and sweet. It's closer to smoky barbecue candy than the dry, leathery jerky most people are used to. They have pork, beef, and chicken options (I like the pork one the most). The flavors are bold but balanced, not too salty and not too dry. Everything is grilled fresh right in front of you, so you get it warm with a slight smoky char, which makes a big difference. You can eat the jerky with congee or just snack on it. Tucked right in Chinatown, Malaysia Beef Jerky is a family-run, multigenerational spot that makes everything fresh daily. The jerky are sold by weight, making it perfect for a snack or a souvenir!

    Betty L.

    My nephew loves beef jerky and when we passed this place I knew he was going in to check this place out. I personally am not a fan of dried beef jerky until I came here. There was really a nice selection of beef, chicken, or pork jerky. They also offered spicy jerky. Everything was just so fresh and you buy it by the pound. He bought the regular beef jerky and it was so tasty. The beef jerky was warm and tender. It was so delicious. Not that typical dried hard jerky that I normally stayed away from. This is definitely a place that I will be coming back to on my own.

    Evon T.

    Found this local store when walking around NY China town. The lady was nice to let me try their jerky. However I found it a little too sweet for my taste. Anw if you like sweet jerky l, I would say give it a try

    Delicious Malaysian jerky
    Karen Y.

    I did not realize they moved!! I think they used to be a block over on Elizabeth... and I actually thought they closed. But passed by and I blinked 2x... this is their new location. Tucked away in a small cozy stall closer to Bayard. Same aunties churning out delicious jerky! My favorites are the spicy and non-spicy pork jerky. It's $15 for 1/2 lb now... but you can mix & get 1/4 lb of your picks. It's plenty for a snack.

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    Tyler S.

    As a Malaysian Chinese, this is the CLOSEST thing I've had to Malaysia's famous Bee Cheng Hiang. Sweet and savory and thin, absolutely delicious. I bought a pound to go home too! Friendly local service, and a cute store where you can see the employees fire up the jerky!

    William C.

    Asian beef jerky is so good! It's not like the overly dry and hard jerky you get from bagged products. I've been buying from this spot and another nearby older shop for years and they're both delicious. Spicy pork is the go to, but the beef is good too. Super tender and packed with flavor and just a small amount of spice. The only downside is that it is $30 per lb now, but it is a still a go to snack that I get any time I'm in the city and something I bring back for the family. Unlike the other spot, they also have an online shop if you're craving it, but unable to get it in person or if you want to send some to others to try. Best to eat your jerky within 3 days or refrigerate it. I'd be surprised if it lasted long enough for you to need to refrigerate though because these get straight up devoured in my family.

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    Kelly L.

    I was interested in Malaysia Beef Jerky because I could not bring it back from Macau. There are 6 favors available spicy beef, beef, spicy chicken, chicken, spicy pork, and pork. You order by the pound and can ask for sample if you don't know which one you want to buy. You can see them grilling them in the shop. Best to eat within 3 days. I prefer the non-spicy versions. Good snack from time to time.

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    If vacuum sealed can it be stored at room temp?

    Yes but for safe measures fridge has controlled temperature rather than your room temperature which can fluctuate.

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    My favorite flavor is the spicy pork jerky-- the slight hint of spice sets it apart from the other flavors.

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    3.0 miMidtown West, Theater District, Hell's Kitchen
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    Don Don is a Korean restaurant serving high quality Korean BBQ. The restaurant is located walking…read moredistance from Times Square. It was empty when we visited during dinner time and the restaurant was not quite new so I had to admit I was a bit worried. However, our server was amazing and guided us through what to order. My family was visiting NY so I had my two kids with me. The set menu was per person but seeing my children, the server accommodated us by allowing us to order a set meal for two and not requiring us to order full sets for our two children as well. We ordered the Chef's Tasting menu as recommended. This came with plentiful of sides dishes, a scallion salad, a scallion pancake, and a choice of stew. The pancake was very thin and crispy. I think I am used to denser pancakes. The egg soufflé was delicious, much more flavorful than others I have tried. This set came with three cuts of pork. My favorite two were the pork jowl and pork belly. We also ordered a side of corn cheese, which is always a favorite for the kids. My husband accidentally ordered a pork noodle thinking it was something else. There was so much food that we couldn't finish, so the pork noodle was not memorable as a result. The fresh rice wine was a must for us when having Korean BBQ. That and the complimentary soft served ice cream at the end was the highlight of the meal for me. I think the soft served ice cream was topped with a pineapple syrup, but I am not certain. I still think about the ice cream now that I am back home from my NYC trip. Overall . an amazing restaurant with great service and great food. See my pictures.

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