Great lunch specials! Large portions for the price points. We've had the soy sauce thick noodles or…read morePenang Fried Kuay Teow and the Indonesian Nasi Goring - a spiced tomato paste based fried rice with large shrimp and chicken. Their hot sauce enhances all rice and noodle dishes. Both are consistently satisfying! Busy place yet service is always quick and friendly. Never have to wait too long for your order. With the cash discount, the lunch special is almost the price of a combo item off the Mc Donalds menu! To say the serving sizes are generous is an understatement! The two menu items above can easily be shared between 2 people. Note: Closed on Mondays :( Will be a returning customer... again ...soon.

Solid Malaysian restaurant in a plaza in Richmond Hill. Ate with two other people and had three…read moredishes - beef rendang, nasi goreng and gadu gadu. More than enough food - extremely filling. Food came out fast. Suspect some of the dishes like the beef rendang are already made. Priced reasonably. Nice environment. Will go back and try some roti and other dishes!

This past weekend, we scouted out Mama Malaysia Kitchen, a modest vendor tucked away in the…read moreMississauga Flea Market food court. With a limited menu, this unlikely little place deserves a 4 out of 5 for taste. The kitchen appeared clean as well. They had a limited menu with kitchen table, and we tried the lamb and chicken rendang with mee goreng noodles and roti canai respectively. The mango salad was tasty too! Unfortunately, the roti was somewhat disappointing, as it was already pre-made and reheated which made it greasy and not too appealing. The owners are from Ipoh, Malaysia (a couple of hours from Penang) and were very polite and willing to please. Apparently, they also make 'Bubur cha-cha,' a classic coconut milk dessert which contains sweet potatoes and taro. I might have to try it next time.

The lamb curry was delicious. The roti was hot and fluffy. The lady gave me a sample of their…read morechicken satay. Bomb!!

My Malaysian buddy invited me out for a Malaysian meal, who am I to refuse…read more A large restaurant with a very mom & pop chill vibe. Looks like a table by the front entrance is reserved for owner admin purposes. Front area filled with good luck paraphilia to ward off evil spirits. My friend knew all the staff and proceeded right away to speak Malay. Let my friend do the ordering, I recognized a few of the dishes such as beef curry, chicken curry (both with roti), boneless chicken rice plate, chicken skewers, grilled sambal stingray, penang hokkien mee and a few other dishes (look at photos) I didn't recognise. There was one interesting dish Rojak, a mixed salad of chopped fruit & vegetables smothered in a pungent fermented shrimp sauce, sweet, tangy, spicy, a whole smorgasbord of flavors dancing on my tongue. Three words I've never used to describe Roti, theirs was crunchy, fluffy and moist, wonderfully dipped either in the beef or chicken curry. Chicken skewers were grilled well, meat remained moist with a nice grilled aftertaste, not necessary to dip into the accompanied curry sauce as the overall flavor stood on its own. The Sambal sting ray was a little disappointing, didn't match the memory of the one I had at the Singaporean hawker food court I had a few years ago. Overall flavor was lacking. Penang Hokkien Mee is the real deal, large plump shrimp w/ firm egg noodles in a somewhat spicy flavorful broth. We came on a Friday night, the restaurant was about 50% full, what a great cultural food experience which needs further support.

This is a no frills, easy going, family-style restaurant. The food is good. The staff are friendly…read moreand happy to provide recommendations when asked. Decor isn't really anything to write home about, it's not why we came here. The roti canai was super delicious. Roti was flaky and buttery, the curry nicely spiced and waiting to be sopped up by the roti. The Indonesian fried rice was recommended by the staff and it didn't disappoint. Char Kwei Teow was nice, the wok hei was very apparent here as well as the Kang Kung Belacan (water spinach). The hainanese chicken while tasty was very bony (menu said it had bones). Desserts were a perfect way to end the meal

The flavours here are right, but weak. They get 2.5 stars…read more Mild chicken rice (I'm not sure why there's a spicy option) was so so. The rice was slightly dry & bland. There was pickled carrot & daikon, which were good but puzzling. The chicken was decent, coming with green onion sauce on top (so it was Hainan style, not Malaysian). There was no dark soy sauce but the chili was about right. The soup tasted right but was very dilute. Bok choy on the side was decent. It came with soy sauce & oil. Ayam goreng rice had freshly fried chicken with the right turmeric-based flavour but it did not penetrate & was undersalted. The dish was also on the dry side, with no sauce. Curry puff had the right flavour but it was weak. The filling was quite pale - there was not enough rempah (spice mix). Shrimp spring roll was fresh & had springy shrimp but was slightly mushy & had a large carrot piece to bulk it up. The dipping sauce was dilute & weird The pho was $10 (without meat, but you get quite a lot for $1). The soup was alright. There was no lime or herbs, but it was cheap. Their Laksa is Malaysian style (curry mee). Entrees come with bottled water.

Located inside a small food court, this stall serves great Malaysian and Thai food option. We got…read morethe curry chicken and curry puff, and both were delicious . The curry had plenty of large tender chicken chunks and the spice level was perfect to go with rice . I don't see a lot of curry, puff availabilities, so this one was pretty good if you are missing those flavors. Would explore more of the options in the future.

Was excited to check out this place. Easy and simple ossy restaurant to get to. Friendly staff,…read moreservice was smooth and easy. Dishes were served in a quick manner with quality ingredients. Flavour 3/5 Service 4/5 Location 4/5 Price 3/5 Wine selection 3/5

A nice trendy restaurant on ossington serving up a some Malaysian flavours…read more We came here in a cold winter evening with another couple and the food was great! It's definitely worth trying for something different! The wait staff were attentive and quick to offer suggestions for food and drinks. We had the scallop crudo, beef rendang, tacos, roti and curry, salad, cauliflower, and sago sago for dessert. The scallop and the roti and curry were the most memorable but everything was great! It's a bit on the pricier side, but that's Ossington!

Reliable and consistent Malay food for a FRACTION of what you'll pay in a Malaysian restaurant…read more Is it as strong tasting as in Kuala Lumpur or Ipoh? No. Is it on par with Malay restaurant food here in Toronto. Yes. We had: Nasi lemak with ikan bilis. VERY GOOD! Curry puffs - sinfully delicious. Curry laksa with yellow noodles, chicken, tofu pok and tofu sheet hit the spot. Pulut pangang (banana leaf wrapped rice) VERY well made. Kuih dadar (pandan crépe with coconut) - always good. In the MALAY FOOD DESERT that is Toronto, this little shop churns out respectable KL-style Malaysian food with a few mamak dishes. E-MAIL YOUR ORDER, PICK UP TIME AND PHONE NUMBER in advance! They're only open 4 days a week - Thursday through Sunday.

3 words chicken curry laksa…read more Small place, counter seating, enough for a small family, the rest sits outside on the curb (just joking). Choice of little spice, medium spice and burn your tongue spicy. Luckily I chose medium spicy which was just about right. Ordered take out, got home, the hot noodles were starting to stick together, quickly separated using my chopsticks. The curry soup stock was placed in a separate round container, still very hot. The fish balls, tofu, chicken, bean sprouts were swimming in delicious hot spicy curry broth. When combined with the noodles I could have sworn I heard angels singing. Super delicious at a surprisingly reasonable price. Life is good.

This weekly Thursday popup in a donut shop sells literally one thing - KL Hokkien mee (Malaysian…read moreblack noodles with pork & shrimp). Got the large. Truth be told, I am not a fan of the original version of this dish because of the bitter edge from the lye. So though this isn't quite authentic I prefer this version (without the bitterness). The noodles weren't quite right (mixing rice vermicelli with yellow noodles) & it was not that wet or black, but I was okay with that. There was a lot of pork & shrimp in it. It was flavourful though it didn't quite have the smoky wok flavour. The stock was rich & it was generously seasoned with liquid lard & crispy lard. The belachan (hot sauce) was odd - like spicy samsui chicken ginger sauce.

The noodles were incredible with great portion sizes. The chef definitely loves what he makes and…read moreyou can tell. I will be going back!

I was visiting Toronto area and was looking for some good Malaysian food since Buffalo doesn't have…read moreany. Came upon this on google. When we got there and looked at the menu, I realized it wasn't the type of Malaysian food I normally eat but we gave it a try anyways. Why not try something new. The owner was so nice and answered all our questions and explained the options on the menu for us. We ordered the chilli chicken, roti, and the curry chicken on the side. Everything was absolutely delicious! We couldn't finish everything so we took the chilli chicken to go as well as the curry chicken cause it was so good. Told my husband to stop by the place and bring back some takeout for me anytime he goes to Toronto.

Mee goreng was pretty good but didn't taste like mee goreng. The protein was the usual generous…read morefried chicken & shrimp mix they use for their fried rice/noodle dishes & the portion was big as always. There was some cabbage & egg but no other ingredients.

Review 1,000! This…read moreis a popup inside Sprout on weekends. As a popup they might disappear next week, but they've been doing this for a few months already so they probably will stick around for at least a while more. They get 3.5 stars. The pisang goreng (fried bananas) were good. They were crispy & fresh & served with some crispy bits. It was Malay-style so the bananas were not as ripe as Chinese-style pisang goreng. This was my first time having char kway teow with lime (it worked as a substitute for calamansi). It was decent. The ingredients were right, e.g. chives! And there was enough egg. There were charred bits & the shrimp fresh but there was no smoky wok flavour. I had it medium spicy & the spiciness was about right for that level.

I got Uber eats from here due to the high ratings and frankly I was disappointed. We got veggie…read morespring rolls, holy beef basil with steamed rice, chicken Khao soi and a tofu/veggies massaman curry which was free because of a promo. Everything was on the sweeter side. The spring rolls were yucky - it had a funky taste to it like the veggies had gone bad. We both took 1 bite and threw them away. I like that they packaged peanuts in a separate container to prevent contamination because my bf has a peanuts allergy. Wouldn't order here again

Had a lovely birthday lunch catch‑up with a friend. They were running a summer special menu that…read moreincluded an appetizer (choice of samosa or spring roll), tom yum soup or mango salad, and a main entrée for around $20 which was a great deal! For our mains, I chose the beef Massaman curry with rice, and my friend ordered the green chicken curry. Both dishes were satisfying and delicious. The flavours were rich, comforting, and exactly what I needed to cure my curry cravings. Overall, I really enjoyed the meal and would definitely come back to try more dishes from their menu.