Came here on the weekend and the wait was over an hour for the food. We knew this going in, so it wasn't an issue as we wanted to check out other restaurants in the area. We ordered Curry Laksa (not pictured), Char Kway Teow, Nasi Lemak with Sambal Ikan Bilis, Kui Dadar, and Kuih Seri Durian. The highlight for us was the Char Kway Teow. Great flavor and great wok hei. The desserts that they have on weekends were also quite tasty and not overly sweet. The Curry Laksa with the mixed noodles (we got half and half of the 2 types of noodles they offered) were also great as well. It was amazing for the price and I'm glad my Malaysian friend recommended this place to try out. read more

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Nasi Lemak rice is very fragrant & pretty tasty though I think it's still less so than the usual Malaysian/Singaporean standard. Curry chicken was good with 2 big chicken drumsticks & a lot of curry leaves. The sambal was combined with the ikan bilis: pretty good but dryish because it was on top of the rice so the liquids were absorbed. read more

One2 Snacks - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

We got one2snacks again recently. Reminder that you should email in advance to place your order. Service: Bryan is amazing. He replies emails quickly, calls you to clarify any issues and packages all the orders with care. The dishes are made to order so that's why they need to book in advance. Walk in is hard to accommodate especially for weekend dinners. Food: Laksa - always a favorite dish. Rich and salty with great curry flavor. Can get it with yellow round noodles or vermicelli. 5/5. Wat dan hor - love the flat noodles and the wok flavor. The sauce is rich, definitely get some of the chili peppers with vinegar to cut the richness. Lots of chicken and some veges. Char gwey tui - also really great wok flavor in this dish. Good salt level, lots of flavorful toppings. Can get 2 different types of noodles or mix! Price: Always such a good price, never complain for the amount of food we get! read more

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Fast forward from my last visit during the halcyon days of no COVID. This place is still thE #1 best choice for authentic Malay food. You've got to place your order in advance. It'll take forever if you don't OR they may be out of your favourite thing to order. Spouse and I shared the gigantic curry laksa with yellow noodles, and a beautiful ikan bilis on a bed of coconut infused, rich nasi lemak. Purchased a couple of pandan kuih and dodol (pandan and kelapa) - (sweets). This food transports me back to the Cape of Good Hope where I was born and which is home to a sizeable Cape Malay community who've been there for centuries. This is the ultimate food which I love to eat. Terimeh kasih, One2Snacks! read more

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One2 Snacks is closed for holidays. Open on October 6, 2022. Thursdays-Sundays 11-7pm. Order online at one2snacks@gmail.com read more

One2 Snacks - Closed for holidays. Open on October 6, 2022. Thursdays-Sundays 11-7pm. Order online at one2snacks@gmail.com - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

This is one of those places I keep coming back. Such a little hidden gem! We typically order the curry laksa and the char kway teow to go and it hits the spot every time. The curry laksa is my favourite with such a flavourful soup and lots of toppings. Beware you have to email them to order in advance a day before, however they respond very quickly to confirm your order. read more

One2 Snacks and Restoran Malaysia - my 2 favourite malay food spots in the GTA. Nothing else comes close. This resto is literally like 8 seats. If you dine in, make sure you order laksa cuz it tastes way better as a dine-in item. I've voted their laksa, the best laksa in toronto and no I didn't stutter. The char kuey teow is also fantastic and has such amazing wok hay. I like that the portion sizes are absolutely gargantuan. Always feel like I'm getting maximum bang for my buck. The pad thai is ok. It's not as good as some other places. You can prolly skip trying this item if you order here. Curry puffs have really good spice but are a little on the dry side. I think that's just the way these are supposed to taste though. Out of all the desserts: kuih dadar (rolled coconut crepe) was my favourite. The other ones were either too contrasting of a sweet and salty nature or just too texturous haha. I didn't try the kuih seri durian because well ... not a fan of durian LOL. The family is some of the nicest people around. Always down for a chat when they're not busy. read more

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First off it's a take out only restaurant. The interior looks like it needs some work. Once you get past the initial appearance, you are faced with a limited menu, especially if you come on a business day l, about 8-9 items to choose from. The weekend menu has a bit more variety. The food on the other hand, is very good. We ordered lasak and kuai Diao... Both are surprisingly good. Wish they had some fried onion bits I can sprinkle on top of the lasak. We ate the food in the food court inside the plaza, and I can taste the serious wok hay from the kuai Diao. Worth coming back! 4 Star based on only the food. read more

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I totally forgot that the last time I tried to come here (maybe about 2 years ago), I was turned away because I didn't do my research to know that they only accepted pre-orders. I came back this past Sunday.. and yet again forgot that I needed to do a pre-order!! Oh, the shame. But since we were already parked, we chanced it and went inside to ask. Luckily, the employee was very welcoming, checked with the kitchen, and agreed to take our order since they weren't too busy! We ordered Char Kway Teow, Mee Goreng, and Curry Laksa for mains, and Kuih Dadar and Kuih Seri Durian for dessert. The kitchen worked very quickly and our order was ready only after just 15 minutes. The char kway teow was very savoury and definitely had that highly desired "wok hay" taste. The mee goreng was on the sweeter and spicier side (even though I ordered it mild) but was equally tasty. The curry laksa had a nice coconut aroma but my boyfriend said it wasn't as rich as other ones he's had. Their desserts were also quite interesting and unique since it was my first time trying them. The kuih dadar was a soft pandan crepe roll stuffed with shredded coconut seeped in palm sugar - I found the coconut a bit too overwhelming/sweet so I couldn't really taste any pandan. The kuih seri durian was interesting since they paired a slightly salty sticky rice base with a sweet durian custard on top - at first, this dessert didn't smell very strong of durian but the taste was actually quite nice. As the portions here are fairly large and all of the noodle prices are under $10, I would definitely come back.. and remember to pre-order next time! I even took a picture of their menus and email as a reminder this time - one2snacks@gmail.com!! read more

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Pre-ordering is old school and a bit of a pain, but ultimately, food/drive was worth it! For pre-ordering, you hafta email them at: one2snacks@gmail.com, then I had to call several times 'til someone picked up to let them know when I was coming by. There's NO online ordering or phone # to text. It's done by email, then phone. I believe you kinda sorta hafta pre-order as opposed to just sauntering in and placing an order on the spot. I ordered via menu pics that were posted online. I got the Laksa (chicken/some shrimp in a curry gravy) and the Char Kway Teow (dark, stir fried noodles), plus a coupla desserts they had left. Everything was just under $30, noodle dishes were quite generous in size. There were some customizations available, but I just asked for the noodle/spicy level to be how they normally do it. Both noodles came with a mix of vermicelli/egg noodles & vermicelli/flat rice noodles. DEFINITELY best to be enjoyed shortly after they've been cooked. Final verdict: Pack your patience with the ordering process, but food is tasty, authentic tasting, and super reasonably priced esp in this day 'n age! PS. Younger guy who handled the phone and I assumed who managed the counter was super pleasant to deal with. read more

It's an open secret amongst Toronto's Malaysian community that this hole-in-the-wall takeout joint serves some of the city's best and most authentic Malaysian food, and I was not disappointed. I got the curry laksa and the curry puffs, both of which were super tasty. The curry laksa in particular was super flavourful and filled to the brim with fish balls, tofu puffs, and chicken. Will definitely come back to try some of their other dishes. PSA: best to pre-order at least a day in advance by email at one2snacks@gmail.com. read more

One2 Snacks - Curry puffs - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

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Took me 3 years to get here. The odd hours and ordering procedure made it so inaccessible for someone who lives in downtown. As I am a fan of Malaysian food , this is one place I had to try. The prices are very good, the food for me is alright. Everything was okay but doesn't spark that much joy. Char kway teow - it doesn't have the signature brown colour I'm looking for. It's a bit dull. My order was slightly burnt. Missing some key ingredients that I like in this dish. Curry Laksa - wow it smells so fragrant. But that was it. Maybe it's because I kept it for the next day but it felt underwhelming. I might have to retry this again and eat it fresh fresh. The durian dessert was delicious. Salt forward glutinous rice. My first time having it so nothing to compare with. read more

One2 Snacks - Curry laksa - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

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We called around 3pm for takeout and picked up 30 minutes later on a Sunday. Sometimes when you call too late they are fully booked or run out of ingredients. The char kway teow hit the spot, like always. The Mee Goreng was good but not as good as the char kway teow. We also tried their pandan and durian dessert cakes and both were delicious! read more

One2 Snacks - Char kway teow - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

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Been wanting to try this for a long time and finally got the chance! We emailed on Friday for an order on Saturday but they were already fully booked on orders, so we got it for Sunday instead. Definitely recommended to email them a few days in advance! We got the following: 1. Char Kway teow - stir fried noodles with lots of wok hey (smokey) and flavour 2. Laksa with mixed noodles - I liked the different textures you get from having two types of noodles (egg and vermicelli) and the fried tofu were fresh, bouncy and absorbs all of the soup flavour 3. Mee goreng - spicy and flavourful like everything else 4. Nasi lemak with chicken curry - also very flavourful and one of the less heavy options 5. Curry puffs - must get! The mix of spices inside were so good! read more

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I heard about this place a long time ago and it took me a while to get here. It was worth the wait! Not knowing much about Malaysian cuisine, I was glad to have Jennifer K along to do the ordering. She's been coming here for a while and has gotten to know the owners. Actually, the young man behind the counter seemed to know almost all the customers that came in while we were there. He even provided complimentary delivery to neighbouring businesses. That's great personal service! We had Char Kway Teow, a stir-fried dish of mixed noodles, and Curry Laksa, a curry based soup, also with mixed noodles. We also had samosas, filled with potatoes. Everything was absolutely delicious! The stir-fried noodles had great flavour, with a little added texture from bean sprouts. The Curry Laksa was equally enjoyable, even though the flavours were a little more subtle. It was a huge bowl of goodness! The samosas were also good but I prefer a flakier pastry shell. Space is really tight, with very close seating for eleven, leaving little space for customers placing orders and picking up. It's not a good place to be if you have claustrophobia. It is, however, a great place to get great tasting food! read more

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They have very authentic Malaysian food and desserts. It is a very small restaurant mainly for takeout although the is space for 10 people to eat in. The Nasi Lemak and all desserts are only available on weekends. It is best to order and reserve the weekend desserts ahead of time because they will run out of them. There is quite a wait if you come and order the food in person. In our second time here (Nov 2018), we ordered the Char Kway Teow and Chee Cheong Fun with sweet sauce. Today, 2019-12-07, we managed to get 3 of the desserts (called kuih in Malaysia) and the Nasi Lemak wit Chicken Curry ($8.00). Note: They only accept cash. read more

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They can do vegetarian versions of many of the dishes but keep in mind the base sauce or curry will NOT be veggie. Flexible, helpful service. Young guy at the front explained the menu and was super chill. I came in midday on a Thursday so I got my order in 10 minutes. Super easy. Food was good. Got the classic Char Kway Teow and liked it a lot. It wasn't earth shattering but solid at a good price. I want to give the Laksa a try next time read more

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The family owned restaurant took some time off in the summer due to health reasons and now they've been back since I don't know when. I really wished them well when they had to let me know the news after I oblivously put in my order for pickup. I am happy that they the entire family was able rest and recover enough to open up this absolute gem of a restaurant again. It is really a treat to taste these delicious home-cooked flavours and you should not be surprized that if they are already fully booked for orders in and around the weekends. Luckily, we were able to have a bit of luck and ordered our oft-favourite char kway teow while trying something new on the menu, the nasi lemak. The portions are still massive here and the prices are still oozing with value for money in my opinion. You could easily get two meals out of each dish if you don't end up binge eating it all in one sitting. The char kway teow had a lot of "wok hay" with the sear and carmelization of the meat, veggies, and noodles all tossed together into a delicious dish. The nasi lemak with the ikan bilis had a lot of different textures and flavours from the fragrant rice, to the salty spicy fishes, the crunchiness of the peanuts, and the refreshing crunch of the cucumber mixing all together. This is always a treat and will always find opportunities to come back for more. read more

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I've heard a lot of good things about One2Snacks, so I was definitely excited to try their food. As they are always busy, you have to preorder your food by email, and wait for a confirmation (which is usually within a day). But trust me, if you're looking for delicious Malaysian food that's affordable, this is the spot! We preordered their curry puffs and Char Kway Teow, and despite being alittle alittle late to pick up, the food was still hot. We ordered the Char Kway Teow to be mild, and even then there was a slight kick. It was very delicious as you can taste the "wok hay"/wok air. Next time I will order regular spicy the curry puffs were freshly made, and I loved the fillings inside (potato and cumin seeds inside!) Overall, I would definitely come back again to order their food. Make note that they only accept cash as well! read more

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Soooo goood! get that wokhei! taste and price on point! Family ran super nice people! Call and order ahead to pick up read more

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This review is exclusively for their desserts (which are only available on weekends) and savoury snacks. I have not yet tried their main dishes. I am not all that familiar with Malaysian cuisine, except for Ais Kacang (Malaysian shaved ice with beans that's similar to Halo-Halo from the Philippines, Bingsoo from Korea, and Che Ba Mau from Vietnam), which I love, so I figured I would try some other Malaysian desserts. I stopped by One2 Snacks with my mom to pick up some desserts for my parents and I. Once we were there, we decided to try some savoury snacks as well. Everything was fantastic. Here's what we got: Kuih Lapis ($1.25) This was a pink and white steamed layer cake. I couldn't quite make out what flavour it was, but it was slightly sweet and had a bit of a gelatinous texture. It tasted like a cross between a cake and jello. It tasted and looked exactly like Banh Da Lon, a Vietnamese steamed layer cake. Although the Vietnamese version is usually green and yellow, but I have seen other colours as well. I enjoyed it, but I can see how the texture may not be for everyone. Kuih Talam ($1.25) This was a cake with a white coconut cream layer on top and a green pandan-flavoured gelatinous cake on the bottom. The bottom layer is similar to the kuih lapis, but instead of multiple layers it was just one big layer. Kuih Seri Muka ($1.25) This was a cake with a green pandan-flavoured custard layer on top and a white glutinous rice layer on the bottom. Kuih Seri Durian ($1.60) This was a cake with a yellow durian-flavoured custard layer on top and a white glutinous rice layer on the bottom. Admittedly, I did not not try this one as I do not like the smell or taste of durian, but my parents do and they loved this dessert. Kuih Dadar ($1.35) This was a green pandan-flavoured crepe with a coconut filling. The crepe was soft and the coconut filling was not too sweet. Wu Tow Koh ($1.35) Also called Savoury Yam Cakes. This tasted exactly like Chinese steamed taro cakes (Wu Tao Gao). It had fried shallots sprinkled on top and also dried ground up shrimp. The texture was also a tad bit gelatinous. Pulut Panggang ($1.35) This was a tube of glutinous rice wrapped in a banana leaf. It had a spicy coconut filling. The taste and texture was reminiscent of Vietnamese Banh Tet. I really enjoyed everything. Although everything was new to me, all the items were similar to foods that I've already tried. If you are already familiar with Southeast Asian desserts and savoury snacks, and you like them, I'm sure you will like the ones at One2 Snacks. If you aren't familiar with them but you are adventurous and open-minded, then you should definitely give them a try ;) The man serving us was very courteous and friendly. We got 2 of everything, but wanted the sets packaged separately, so that each box had one of everything, except for the durian cake, where we wanted one box to have both durian cakes, and one box to have no durian cakes. He happily accommodated our request. I also liked that he wore gloves when handing the food. I think it was apparent to him, and probably everyone else in the store, that I was there for a culinary adventure and had no idea what I was actually ordering because he instructed me to remove the banana leaf of the Pulut Panggang before eating ;) I felt that was thoughtful of him. Of note, the banana leaf is held together with staples (!) so be careful and don't eat the staples (or microwave the Pulut Panggang with the staples still in - microwaving metal = bad!). The restaurant is really small. There are some seats to eat in, but it is really cramped inside and I would personally feel uncomfortable eating there. It is more of a takeout kind of place. In addition to desserts and snacks, they also have noodles, soups, and other main dishes. I would like to try these in the future. I will also definitely be coming back for more desserts and snacks. The place is in a strip mall with lots of free parking. read more

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Discovered this place through yelp! Its a teeny weeny place tucked in the corner of a plaza. There are at most 6-8 bars seats available in store, dont expect to sit comfortably if u plan to eat there. But i suggest doing take out. Ive been here a few times now since i discovered it. Its always packed when i walk in. Your order might take 45mins to be ready. Great prices, huge portions, small menu, but yummy home cooked Malaysian food. The first time i visited, i want to get their dessert as well. However, they were all sold out. Desserts are only available during the weekend, call or email to order ahead to avoid disappointment. What i ordered: Meegorang Laksa noodles kuih seri durain kuih lapis kuih talam kuih dadar kuih serimuka I liked the durian one the most out of all of them. But they werent what I expected, texture and taste wise. Not a fan. Plus it requires preordering, so i prob won't be getting those again. But I'll definitely come back for more meals. read more

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I love this place and absolutely recommend it anyone. The inside itself is pretty small and it's kind of a "hole in the wall" restaurant mostly suited the take-out as there is only a couple of places to sit. I definitely recommend that you call your order in advance because the wait time can be very long. The menu is very small but why would you need more options when the ones you already have are amazing? These classic comfort Malaysian dishes are all you need. Everything is very reasonably priced and for the cheap price you get a ton of food. The char kway teow was unbelievably delicious and my favorite of the three dishes my family and I ordered. Not many restaurants can really get the smokey/charred flavor right, but they do it perfectly here. It was packed with flavor and wasn't too greasy. Just thinking about it makes me sad that I'm so far away from this place. The hokkien mee and wat tan hor were also great. The dark sauce on the hokkien mee wasn't too salty but still gave the noodles a lot of soy sauce flavor. Wat tan hor in general isn't my favorite but I actually liked it here too. Both if these dishes also had the same smokey/charred flavor as the char kway teow. read more

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One2 Snacks was definitely not on my radar, but I'm always up for trying a new joint, so I happily said yes when this place was offered as a lunch suggestion. I'm so glad I did. It's a tiny place. There are very few seats, but we did manage to snag a couple of spots at the window table. A quick perusal of the tasty-looking menu led me to the Curry Laksa, which I ordered at the maximum spice level (of course). It was ready maybe 15 minutes later and it's good. Really good. The broth itself is incredibly flavorful and contains a decent level of spice, while the various components, which includes chicken and fish cake, all work really well. The two different kinds of noodles didn't really blow me away, but that's a minor complaint for a dish that's otherwise way above average. I can't wait to return and try some of their other offerings. read more

Cheap and good comfort food. Order a day ahead via email. We especially like the wat tan ho here. read more

One2 Snacks - Menu - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

ONE2SNACKS HAS TRANSPORTED MY TASTEBUDS BACK TO MALAYSIA. I can't believe how authentic and spot-on all the flavours and ingredients were!! Along with the cramped bare-boned eating space and cheap prices, it just completed my experience haha! Some key things to consider... TIP#1 - ORDER VIA PHONE 30-45minutes in advance. Regulars know that they make their dishes to order so it takes ~1 hour for the food to be ready. Their popular dishes do get sold out throughout the day so be prepared to order early ! TIP#2- IT'S A SMALL MOM&POP STORE. It's only the couple cooking and the son manning the cashier (speaks English, Mandarin & Cantonese) . There's VERY limited seating and space. Self-served tea is at the side and they just have take-out containers/cutlery. //THE FOOD// They mostly cook noodle-based Malaysian dishes and they have some specific ones that are only served on the weekends. The prices can't be beat at ~$7 for humongous portions and generous amounts of protein. Everything I tried was balanced, nothing was overly greasy/dry/saucey/salty. Since I came with my family, we got to try a whole bunch of things: the Loh Meen, Curry Laksa (medium spicy), Kuih Lapis, but here are my 2 most favourites: CHAR KWAY TEOW - stir-fried dry flat rice noodles, egg, fish cakes, chicken, and bean sprout. I couldn't believe the strong 'wok hay' (the high heat/slight charred taste from being cooked on a super hot wok). Every component was 100% spot-on to what I've had in the streets of Malaysia. WAT TAN HOR - stir-fried flat rice noodles, bok choy, fish cakes, chicken & shrimp soaked with an egg-based sauce. Again, the noodles had the bold 'wok hay' flavour and it was just very authentic. //OVERALL// Being born & raised in Kuala Lumpur, I have some high standards for Malaysian food. Since One2Snacks has been raved about by all the Malaysians I know in the GTA, I can now whole-heartedly join the hype train too! read more

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Great services, great food. We have been their customers of over 10 years. Sad that the food choice is reduced. Absolutely everyone loves Southeastern Asia food need to try here. read more

After about 4 years of knowing about this place, we finally got our act together to order a meal from One2 Snacks. To place an order, you either email them or call them. Better to email a few days in advance and make sure to put in your spice levels for each dish. We ordered: Nasi Lemak with Chicken Padi Curry Char Kow Tao Note: Char Kow Tao is made with a pork base so be sure to let them know if you don't eat pork. The Nasi Lemak was phenomenal! Love the Chicken Padi Curry, lovely combination of flavours. I polished this off very quickly, much to my stomach's dismay. The Char Kow Tao was also fairly good - only thing is it's super greasy. I could only eat a little bit. The price is perfect as both dishes were under $10 I believe. COVID: masks enforced in store. Cash only - wish this was different as I rather pay by card or tap. read more

One2 Snacks - Nasi Lemak with Chicken Padi Curry and Char Kow Tao - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

Delicious laksa, delicious char kway teow, delicious nasi lemak, need I go on? One2Snacks really captures the spirit of Malaysian/Singaporean hawker cuisine. It's fast, it's fun, and it leaves you feeling so satisfied. The laksa was what brought me here in the first place. Craving a more authentic laksa flavour than what you typically get at non-specialty noodle shops (which all use the same store-bought laksa paste anyway), I came to One2Snacks and was blown away by how rich and unique the flavour was. 'Unique' in the sense that only a few places in the GTA have actually captured that Southeast Asian flavour. Don't forget to give their chilli paste a try; it does get pretty spicy! My favourite Southeast Asian comfort food though, is the char kway teow. And One2Snacks makes it perfectly; in fact all their fried noodles are incredible. There's so much flavour in each bite. You should definitely try to enjoy it as soon as possible, as part of the experience is almost burning your tongue from the heat of the wok. Yes, seriously lol. A note about their char kway teow: while the dish literally means fried flat rice noodles and is usually just that, One2Snacks has the option to add in yellow egg noodles as well, which is a variation I've personally only seen in Singapore. Not saying it's better or worse (I actually prefer flat rice noodles only), just that it's super authentic. Call ahead to order, and remember to bring cash, as they are cash-only. read more

One2 Snacks - char kway teow (flat noodles only) - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

It was my 1st time going to this place & I am extremely happy with the food here!The smokiness in the noodles are on point. I think the protein inside is mixed with shrimp, chicken, pork (?) and sliced fish balls (?). You have the option of deciding the spice level. Order ahead by emailing directly and you will receive a phone call confirmation and a pickup time. read more

One2 Snacks - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

One2snacks is my favorite malaysian spot in the GTA! A family owned and run buisness that I've been going to for over 8 years and the consistency, quality, and fair prices keep me coming back. My favorite dishes are the char kway teo with mixed noodles and the fresh desserts on the weekends. No other stir fry noodle dish comes close Also make sure to email or call ahead to place your orders as they can get extremely busy on weekends. read more

I'm not sure if I'm going to add anything that has not been said before. This place is fantastic, and I regret not ordering more, but there was only two of us. Since we were visiting, we couldn't have leftovers...sad. We ordered the curry cuffs, char kway teow, nasi lemak with sambal ikan bilis, and palut panggang. The curry puffs were flaky and perfectly spiced. The char kway teow had amazing wok hei and a subtle kick to it at medium spicy. The nasi lemak was very fragrant. I've never had paljt panggang before, so I didn't know what to expect, but it had slightly sweet coconut sticky rice stuffed with a savory sambal? filling, so you get a mix of sweet and savory. I followed the instructions on here to email one2snacks@gmail.com the order a day in advance. I got a confirmation almost immediately once I sent in the order. Very nice and efficient. I would love to visit the city again just to eat here! read more

One2 Snacks - Char kway teow and nasi lemak with sambal ikan bilis - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

Been meaning to visit this place for sometime. It's quiet far from where we live and everytime we are in the area, there's always long line. This line up is definitely indication that the food must be great! Looking at reviews, it was suggested to pre-order (few days before if needed). So i did, and picked up my order 4 days later. SO WORTHED! Char kway tiauw (mix 2 types of noodle) give nice texture and it has smoky flavour.The extra chili on the side(provided by them) is a great addition to the noodle! Nasi lemak ikan bilis and chicken curry is flavorful! Just need to notch up the spice level for ikan bilis. Pulut panggang is wow (only available on weekend)! It's glutinuous rice with toasted coconut and dried shrimp filling. I should have ordered more!! Overall, highly recommended. Will come back to try other menu! read more

What can be said that hasn't already been touched upon? While it can be frustrating that it is only open 4 days a week, you should understand if you order in person. My first time there, and I did not call ahead, I just happened to be in the plaza, and I read the rave reviews on Yelp. Ordered the Laksa and char tway keow and while I waited (about 25minutes on a Thursday afternoon), I could see how hard the family works in the kitchen. The place is very small, with the kitchen taking up more than half the place, and the parents are literally cooking they ass off in the back with hot heat, and one can only imagine how hot it gets on busy summer days! Meanwhile their son manned the front constantly taking orders in person or from the phone with a very polite and pleasant demeanor, you just can't help but appreciate how hard they work. Seriously, if you're a fan of this place, at least visit in person and appreciate how hard they work! Onto the food: The Laksa: Ok so I've only tried Laksa and two other places, one was an ok restaurant in Scarborough and the other a cheaper option by my house in North York. Both forgettable, but had distinct fish sauce flavors that overpowered the curry. One2snacks version? It literally reminded me of Pai Toronto's Khao Soi. This dish is my favorite at Pai, and the quality is much better than other thai restaurants. So to compare One2Snacks' Laksa with Pai's Khao Soi is a very big compliment from me and only costs you about $8 !! Try it first with the mixed noodles as you'd get two different textures (as recommended to me from the son). The thicker noodle is chewy and the skinnier one holds the broth better, so the combo keeps you from feeling "heavy". Char Tway Keow: Now this dish is very similar to Chinese cuisines' "Ho Phun"and again, let me tell you that this happens to be my usual order for quick Chinese food cravings. I love ho phun! But honestly, this was just wayyyy better. As people have previously mentioned, you really do taste that "Char" in a fantastically perfect way. NOT like a "oh snap this might give me cancer" kinda way. There is shrimp (and I inspect all my shrimps) without the veins, chicken, veggies and the flavors are just incredibly smooth. Not too peppery, or too soy saucy, just a perfect pile of greasy heaven textures is how I'd describe it. Listen, this is probably my longest review, but I was just genuinely happy after eating here. My two favorite dishes from different cultures had better substitutes here and for cheaper! If you get the Laksa you will be left with broth, and I highly recommend you add your own noodles, or dumplings or rice cakes at home, or even simply just have some rice mixed in to enjoy every spoonful! read more

One2 Snacks - Laksa and Char Tway Keow better versions of my old fav: Khao Soi from Pai and Ho Phun from Chinese Takeout! - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

Excellent mom and pop family runned business. They are not open 7 days a week. They have great wok hay and make one order at a time. They dont combine 3 orders to get the true flavours but that limits their output and you have to wait an hour for a walk in order. Would give more stars, but cant becuase of the reduced hours and a bottleneck for orders. Some people order 10 dishes for a family event so that messes up ability to eat here more often. My go to dish is their Char kway Teow. Their curries and desert are only ok read more

Awww man! The delicious aromas that greet you at the door is absolute torture when you have to wait for your order to be made! Tiny hole in the wall place but there's a constant flow of walk in customers and call in orders. Standard wait time time during a busy weekday lunch rush is 30-45 minutes! There are only two cooks but you can see them furiously clanging away at the woks with flames occasionally reaching the overhead vents; I kid you not, look through the kitchen doorway and see for yourself. Very limited weekday menu which expands during the weekday. Looking at the food pictures on the wall helped me decide on the Char Kay Teow medium spicy with a mix of flat and yellow noodles, and Curry Laksa medium spicy with a mix of vermicelli and yellow noodles. If you don't have a problem with claustrophobia, you can always dine in. There's counter seating for about four with tiny kiddie size stools, a teeny tiny table with 2 regular stools and a long, narrow table by the window with four tall bar stools. I was STARVING by the time my order was ready so hubby and I ate in the car; at least we had more room there. Wow! Spice levels here are hotter than other places (they have an extra spicy level that they describe as Sri Lankan level spicy). Good thing Annie's Tea House was close by, I grabbed an ice cream shake to cool things down. Delicious fast food quality (not fast food speed hence 3 stars) Malaysian food. Best to call in ahead of time or run errands or grab a bubble tea while you wait. read more

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I called to place an order for the next day (quite last minute decision, less than 24 hours before the time I wanted to pick up), no one picked up so I was about to try email. I was pleasantly supplied that they actually called back. I ended up placing the order through the phone including 2 laksa, 1 char kway teow, 1 wat tan hor and 1 nasi lemak with chili chicken. He patiently explained the choices i could select like mixture of noodles for the laksa and keeping flat noodles only for char kway teow. Loved the portion size and all or it added up to ~$50. Everything tasted delicious! read more

One2 Snacks - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

This is one of my favourite places for take-out. You can call in ahead - I usually do so the day before, so I can just pick up the next day. I still get there early before they open but they usually give you an approximate timing of when is feasible for pick up since they are a really small kitchen. It seems all family run and I think it's usually the son who handles the orders. The portions are ginormous, but mind you, a lot of it is noodles and rice. It's slightly greasy, but really delicious. I love the laksa and char kway teow the most. They pack everything up in foil with cardboard slats for easy transportation. There are a few seats, but it's just way more comfortable to eat this deliciousness at home. read more

One2 Snacks - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

I've heard great things about this place but didn't ever get a chance to try it since they are only open a few days a week. You can now order one day in advance which I recommend you doing so you can pick it up at your desired time and not have to wait. The email to order online one day in advance is one2snack@gmail.com. Be sure to make note of the type of noodles you like for the dish and if your spice level. We ordered the Curry Laksa with mixed noodles and the Char kway teow with flat rice noodles. I also wanted to order their dessert items but the owners said they would resume them in September. The Curry Laksa was good. I do wish there was a touch more coconut flavour to the dish but overall, if you are craving for a laksa, this one will hit the spot. The real winner is the Char Kway Teow. It had this really good charred smokey flavour, along with the different types of meat (pork and shrimp) stir fried with soy sauce. I really enjoyed this dish and it is def. one of the better versions of this dish in the GTA. I believe this place is cash only so don't forget to bring cash :) read more

My favorite Malay, Singa food joint! Love everything they have! Everything is a must try, even all their dessert ( only available on weekends). If you are adventurous, try their spiciest option, I can only take two bites. I would recommend this place to anyone, however, they're only currently open from Thursday to Sunday and have not a lot place to sit down. So it's better if you get take out. read more

One2 Snacks - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

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