The best Malaysian and Indonesian food in the City! If you can order ahead that's best as you'll be sure to get what you want. Head there on the weekend for some unique sweets such as the pancakes filled with lightly sweet shaved coconut. read more

Such a hidden gem in Scarborough! My family and I tend to come here on a Friday or a weekend for the weekend specials. Pre-ordering on a weekend evening is definitely a must. There have been evenings where I forget to pre-order earlier in the day and they run out of their specials! I would recommend their "Wat Dan Hor" which is a soupy flat noodle dish with thinly sliced fish balls and egg. My brother's recommendation would be the "Mee Goreng". Their mild is already spicy, so beware to those who cannot take the heat! Another favourite of my family's is the Curry Laksa. It's mildly spicy and you have a choice of all thick egg noodles or vermicelli or a mix of both. A definite must try! read more

Authentic Laksa is the best in there Pad thai is not my liking there though maybe not their specialty. They get sold out so call before you come if it is later in the day. read more

Outstanding Malaysia street food. Generous portions at very reasonable prices. Tremendous service, with the ability to call far ahead to pre-order. Curry Laksa was the standout, but everything was hitting the right notes. Don't skip the curry puffs or Chee Cheong Fun -- delicious! Will be back! read more

Best price to value! Their durian dessert was so yummy that I pretty much devoured the dish. I also had their taro cake, laksa noodle and stir fried noodle, and I was surprised there was such much meat in there for this price. I would definitely come back but I will call ahead next time, the wait was a little ridiculous read more

One2 Snacks - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

This place is tiny but big on flavors. We managed to cramp in a group of 5 since we came at an odd hour. Unfortunately they were out of a lot of stuff. Sounded like they mostly only have the noodle and rice dishes now. I had the nasi lemak with chili chicken. The chili chicken wasn't spicy but I really liked the flavor. The anchovies tasted great as well. My wife had the curry laksa. I probably had half of it. The portion size was almost big enough for 2 people and the curry was excellent as well. I would come back here just for this alone as this was probably one of the best curry laksas I have had outside of Asia. Also tried my friend's char kuey teow which wasn't bad but not a home run like the laksa. Cash only. No bathroom. Though the food court a few doors down has one. read more

I had the curry laksa with chciken and shrimp and a really spicy broth. The noodles were perfectly cooked the space is really small i assume people get take out most of the time. It is a family runner restaurnat and I appreciate that the owner told us which dishes had pork in them so that was very nice of them. Really good food read more

Really good quality and quantity of food, cheap prices, and good service. The family gets overwhelmed with orders sometimes so a wait is to be expected. Pro tip: order over the phone to avoid the 30-60 minute wait. read more

Believe the hype- this place is incredible. Please do yourself a favor and call ahead to order. If you show up and order, you'll likely end up waiting 45 minutes (minimum) for your food, and this is not necessarily during peak hours either. Everything we've tried from the menu has been delicious. The portions are generous and more importantly, the quality is fantastic! Thrilled that we discovered this place last year but sad that it's very our of the way (worth the drive). read more

Hands down the most authentic and best Malaysian food you'll find in the GTA! This is a small mom and pop shop serving very delicious food. Seating is very limited - it's more like a take out spot. They serve a limited quantity of each dish per day, so you gotta call ahead and place your order. It's a must try!! read more

Love coming to this place. The food is amazing! I was recommended by an uncle and he was right, the food taste good, the portion is huge, and definitely a hidden gem. Tips: go early if you want to try their menu. Normally only the noodles are left if you go around 4 pm. As for desserts, go in the morning on the weekend or call to get them to save you a couple the day before. If you go during the afternoon on a weekend it's all gone. The only down side is they open only thurs- Sunday and the seating area is quite small. But that won't stop me from going!! read more

Hidden gem in Scarbrough. If you don't know about this place you will never come across it. It's hidden in a small plaza and it's only open from Thursday thru Sunday!!! The laksa is AMAZING!!! Note to self: make sure you order in advance... or you won't be able to place an order on your visit. This place is so busy they only take orders. Trust me I've seen them turn customers away because there so busy!!! We also ordered two types of noodles, a bunch of desserts and the sticky rice. The laksa was my favourite and the sticky rice. The noodles wasn't anything special, wouldn't come back for that specifically, the desserts were okay... got a bunch of difference flavours. The top layer was sweet and the bottoms sticky rice layer was salty but it had a nice bite to it. Highly recommend the laksa if you like laksa. read more

I used to order here a lot and hands down best malaysian food in the area. Its a long wait but so worth it. Their laksa is sooo good and they have a homemade hot sauce as well. Also recommend the ju cheun fun and char kway tew as well! 10/10 read more

Tons of great noodle dishes for 8 bucks! Love their laksa! I always order mixed noodles. A little bit of everything always tastes better

Another legit Scarborough Jewel. Real hole in the wall. Great food spot! Great authentic Malaysian food. Very flavourful, spice level done right! Customizable with your choice of noodles. First time I came here I had the Char Kway Teao and man that was super tasty. Had a mix of flat noodles and another kind that I don't remember. Shrimps, chicken, tofu for the protein. Looks like a small place but in the 10 minutes I was there, there was constant traffic in n out of the place picking up food. Their phones also is non stop placing orders for pick up. On the weekends, there's line ups for their place. I suggest calling ahead for orders as they tend to run out of food. For me that says alot about their food since they run out of food for the day. read more

I almost don't want to write this review because this is one of those OG underground spots that should only be speaking about in the back of alley ways and shady after hours bars. Get the two things that the awesome homie at the counter says is the goods. This is amazing god damn good and you should respect it. read more

I travel all the way from downtown for them! We've been going ever since they opened. The wait is always between 30min-2hours, but he tells us so and we always pre-order via telephone. We know the drill. He's always so polite and you see him talking with all the "aunties". We get the same thing every time: Char Kwey Teow - mixed noodles, spicy, better than anything we ever got in Malaysia Curry Laksa - mixed noodles, spicy, best of Toronto (but I'm sorry I like Yee Fung's in Malaysia more) Chicken Satay - awesome...if you can get it. Kuih - always sold out by noon. Char Kwey Teow....mmm...I want some just thinking of it. The demand is definitely outpacing supply now though. There are times we can call for an hour nonstop and not have the phone picked up because they are just that busy. The wait gets a little longer and the lines get a little bigger each year. I hope they can share the family recipe with and hire one more chef. read more

Best Malaysian food ever. Super affordable and is worth your money. One dish can feed 2 people. My go-to food place when I'm craving something delicious and cheap! read more

Based on all the good reviews, I ventured out and tried their Char Kway Teow, Mee Goreng, and Curry Laksa on different days. The Char Kway Teow was terrible - zero star. I did not even bother to eat much of it. It had a very strong melted styrofoam smell and taste. I think it was caused by the food or oil being too hot when they placed the stir fry noddles into the styrofoam container. You could tell the container was a bit deformed by the heat too. Seriously, they should not use styrofoam containers since they are not meant to contain extremely hot food. It is not safe for human consumption for sure. On the other hand, the Mee Goreng did not have this problem since they are smart enough to place an aluminum foil on the bottom of the styrofoam container. There was just a little bit of melted styrofoam smell and taste on the small top part where the aluminum foil did not cover. I just threw that part away and the rest tasted great. 4 stars. I wondered why they did not do that for the Char Kway Teow. The curry laska was the best. Great laska/coconut favour as if you have it in Malaysia. 4-5 stars. I will be back for their laska for sure. I hope they will fix their styrofoam container problem. I did notice a lot of people bring their own glass containers for them to put their ordered food in. I should have taken a hint. The wait could sometimes be well over an hour so be aware if you are in an extreme hunger mood. read more

One2 Snacks - Weekday Menu. The satay items seem to have been discontinued. - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

There is something inherently loveable about this place. It's a family run business, gracious service from one of the sons who runs the front on the weekend, its small, busy and there is just something so comforting as a bowl or plate of piping hot noodles made to order. Some things to note- it's not open Mon-Wed. The first time I showed up on a Wednesday after reading about it in the Globe and Mail I almost cried in the parking lot because I had psyched myself up for a plate of Char Kway Teow on my lunch break. So that following weekend I drove from downtown to satisfy my craving. The other thing to keep in mind is that it's not really a restaurant- ie. there is not a lot of seating. There are 4 or 5 seats along a window and a few small tables with stools. Oh- be prepared to wait for your food, they do a lot of take out service on the weekend. What else did I love- the price, so affordable! AND, if you go on the weekend there are a number of specialty items that are not available during the weekend. Is the best Malaysian food out there? It doesn't matter, there's just so much to love about this little hole-in-the wall spot. Can't wait to go back .... read more

When I just return from Malaysia, I was looking for similar hawker style food. This little shop provide just that flavouring and price!!! Other restaurants have similar dishes, but this place does it best. The Mee Goreng is a nice comforting meal. Char Kway Teow has been the only authentic tasting one in Scarborough in my opinion. And I had many to compare. Don't think just the starch dishes are great, tried the curry and roti combo, it was damn good. This is literally good to the last drop. Purposely returned on the weekend to test out some limited dishes, made a novice mistake in not calling beforehand, and waited almost 2 hr for the food (or it felt like it). I encourage take out, and call 45 min in advance. Brian will take good care of you. read more

A small family-run shop. There are LOTS of reviews here, so I'm not sure what else to add except that as a Chinese person who appreciates what an exceptionally powerful stove contributes to generating steaming hot delicious mess of noodles, noodle-lovers will not be disappointed here. FYI, their sweets sell out quickly, so try to get them in the morning. Also, ordering ahead seems to be the norm as the line itself is ridiculous. If you ever arrive and are blessed with a seat, be grateful and seat yourself down. It's a great place. read more

Thank you to One2Snack for not changing their style. I love char Kueh teow from here. It takes a while to cook and damn so YUMMMMY. It is so good that I keep eating it even though it is too spicy for me. FYI: you can go for mild but I choose to eat spicy. Recently, I ordered like boxes for noodles because I had a party. It was still steamy hours later. Okay not steamy much but still a bit of steam yeah. The charring was just right, the sauces were reminiscent of the signature hawker style noodle, and the amount of protein is awesome! I also had a chance to eat the kuih! Yummy, too! The durian was so good! It is because of this place that I decided to learn and make my own Kuih angkoo with my cousin. I might just learn to make other kuih now. The last visit here was during a cold weekend afternoon, where people were packed like sardines inside the store. That's how good it is. They don't need tables and chairs to be that good for me. read more

When I watched the thin lady doing her Wok Thing to ensure nothing burns up, I was reminded of the old 80's song: She works hard for her money....... Honestly, this type of food is not my tastes but I can understand the many folks who crave this type of flavoring. Vs going to an unhealthy McDonald's etc, this beats it w/ more flavoring. Work ethics/courtesy: 5 stars all the way. The young lad working the front has potential in his future, very polite and considerate, rare among today's youth. The dynamic duo working the kitchen non stop, what more can anyone ask for in a small eatery, no? 5 Stars to them as well. Food taste and flavoring: 3 stars Ambiance: 1 star, this is strictly a take out place. Try taking a date out here, lets just say good luck getting 2nd base afterwards. read more

Highly recommended: delicious char kway teow, copious wok hei, beautifully sauced, very savoury, no extra oil. Hard to stop eating and save for later. Kind and welcoming service, one gets the sense that they have many regulars with all this goodness. IMPORTANT: be sure to place your order by email beforehand as they run to capacity, you may be disappointed if you just walk in. And cash only. read more

I don't have much to add about atmosphere---it's a tiny space in a strip mall and you have to wait a while. It gets quite a big crowd. Overall it didn't quite live up to my hopes, but it was still solid. I spent a few weeks in Singapore about 2 years ago, and had even had laksa up in Melaka, Malaysia. Ever since then I've had vague hopes of having laksa that good again, but it never happens. This is as close as I've come in North America, but it wasn't quite right. The mix of stuff in the laksa was just right---noodles, tofu skin, fishballs---but the broth wasn't what I had hoped. I tasted a lot of curry and coconut, but my favorite laksas in Singapore and Malaysia all had a much richer spice mix and depth of flavor that was really missing here. Oh well. If I went again, I'd probably try the Hokkien Mee---it looked really good on other people's plates, and the size of the fire under some woks in the kitchen looked quite promising. read more

I've wanted to try it for years after hearing good things about it from friends, but they've always been busy at lunch. Finally had the Char Kway Teow and hands down, reality met expectations. read more

Tiniest place. Super cramped. Really odd hours. Really authentic food. Highlights: Like all of their desserts, especially their steamed durian glutinous rice one. Delicious durian cream/paste/filling on top with a slightly salty glutinous rice. Sweet and salty and incredibly durian flavored. Oh so good. And cheap too. I think it's like $1.10 or something a piece? Get here early though! Weekends only and most of their desserts are usually sold out by 3:00pm. Side note for desserts. You can order their steamed desserts even when the store isn't open. You have to order the entire steamed container though (40 ish pieces). We've done it before. Boxes and boxes of durian goodness. So much love there. Pre-order though, days if not a week in advance. Durian milkshake - only available in the summer. Also incredibly durian flavored and very well priced. I'm sensing a theme here. Laksa - I'm not a fan of their roti or their curry chicken, but One2Snacks introduced me to laksa with two kinds of noodles. It makes for an awesome mouth feel. Cheung fun - steamed rice noodle rolls served covered in a sweet sauce. Also included in the mix are an assortment of fish balls and some pieces of bean curd sheet. Makes for a good substantial snack or light meal. Side note: Bryan, who is usually at the counter, is super friendly. He's also the one who will be the one to break your heart and tell you there aren't any desserts left. =( read more

The food is amazing, it's delicious and filling, and authentic and they actually have proper spice levels (like a medium spicy is really a medium spicy and not a mild or super hot spicy). The smell of the kuey teow makes my mouth water, and the laksa is heavenly. The wait time for this place is redonk though, 20 minutes for a laksa. Maybe it's because I was insanely hungry and had nothing to do while I was waiting for my food except to stare at them in the kitchen in hopes they could see my puppy dog eyes and take pity on me and make it quicker. I recommend phoning in ahead of time so that your order would be ready for pick up. Or you can eat in, but there's literally 10 seats max at this place, so it's pretty cramped. One2 is closed M-W, which means they must be serving up some amazing food to only need to be running 4 days a week (and they serve some nice looking desserts on weekends only - I say nice looking because I have yet to try them). Recommend? Absolutely. But wait until I get my order in first so my wait is shorter, hungry me thanks you in advance. read more

Curry laksa ($6.50) This bowl of noodles was bigger than my face, definitely get your money's worth. Comes with chicken, tofu, sliced fishballs in both vermicelli and egg noodles with some veggies hiding at the very bottom. I'm not a fan of curry but i enjoyed this bowl of noodles - there was a strong taste of spice which slightly overpowered the curry so the curry didnt taste as strong.This laksa is perfect for a cold chilly day. I ordered the medium spicy which was really spicy for me already. The noodles were served boiling hot and with the heated spiciness, I guarantee you'll be sweating. If you are looking for some legit malaysian laksa, this is the hidden gem. Its a small take out place, and long line ups during lunch time. Char Quey Teow ($6.50) Stirred Fried Flat and Yellow egg noodles with Chicken, Fish Cake, Shrimp and bean sprouts. This is the legit malaysian version of the chinese dish 炒貴刁. This was cooked really nicely, you can taste the "wok hei". It was really tastey and flavorful. I personally liked this dish more than the laksa. Big portion, good value. Note they are closed monday to wednesday. read more

After reading any this place in Postcity magazine, I had to come try it. Made our way there one Sunday afternoon and it was packed! Properly warned that the wait for food will be 60 minutes, this does not make us go away as we made the trek here already. It also doesn't make the other loyal faithfuls, as orders continue to come in. So we order, the nasi lemak, the keoy teow, and the laksa. And cause we hungry, we get an order of yam cake to eat now cause 60 minutes is a long time. These guys constantly work. Orders like in and no time to answer the phone. These guys hope they ate a lot to begin the day cause there is no stop all day. I didn't leave till 330 and orders still coming in for lunch. They are super nice about it, let you know before waiting to order. So the laksa, ate it there was super big, enough for like two. Mild was hot enough!! It tastes delicious. The keoy teow, it has the smoky flavor, the charcoal flavor. I like. The nasi lemak, plenty of fishy smell!! I'd definitely come back, food was great, prices are super cheap. Only thing is, the wait could be super long. And there isn't anywhere to wait except go somewhere else. read more

Checked on this place based on the reviews on yelp, can totally say this place is everything I wanted and more. Small little joint with a small menu made with so much flavour and love that it's amazing. Brian, the guy at the front, one of the most genuinely caring people I've seen! If you're debating to go, just go, $5 if you don't like it lol read more

I cant stop coming...here. Menu is really small but everything is good, right down to the desserts, which is only available on the weekends. Theres always a lineup so its kinda annoying if ur effing hungry. I always make sure to buy an extra order of my favorite dishes to go just in case theres a zombie apocalypse waiting to happen. I wish the place was bigger and the chairs larger so I can invite my fat friends. Waiting time is terrible but once u get ur food u forget all ur hardships. read more

One2 Snacks - Malaysian Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

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Came here on a Sunday afternoon, was not busy when we got in but the place quickly filled up with people! This is predominantly a take out place - there is some seating but very minimal and it's a tight space to eat. Took 18 mins to get our order, just a heads up Here's what we ordered: Mee Goreng (extra spicy) - 10/10 -amazing dry soft noodle that is very tasty and spicy Curry Laksa (extra spicy) - 9/10 -really nice watery curry with chicken and shrimp -comes with noodles Chili Padi Chicken with Nasi Lemak - 8/10 -smaller portion but tasty -it's an oily curry that is chicken stir fried with some soft vegetables Good value for your money, very authentic taste, and a lot of delicious spice read more

This place literally has the best laksa in Toronto. Authentic, family owned and mean serious business. Try the pad Thai (mild is already pretty spicy so be wary) and the curry Laksa with half vermicelli half egg noodle. Your tastebuds will be overjoyed and you will be left with a very satisfying feeling. Another unique item is the durian rice cake dessert, which sells super fast. We walked in right when they opened and there were only roughly 12 pieces left because people called in to order them. If you want to try, I advise to call in or walk in right when they open for business. Overall, quality of food and service is 4 stars. It's a small place, so it's best to order and take out. read more

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

I would never have found this place on my own. It was recommended to me one day when I was raving about Restoran Malaysia in Richmond Hill. This is a no frills, quick snack bar where you can sit, but lots of people just come for takeout. Today I needed a quick meal to go. I decided to try the Wat tan hor, one of their three signature dishes. Saucy smoky rice noodles, what could go wrong? It was huge and I will have leftovers for lunch tomorrow. The proprietor was concerned that I might not like the texture of the dish. I asked him to compare to a popular Asian dish and he mentioned one of my favourites, so I told him it would be fine. It was delicious. $7 was good because it is cash only and my wallet was running really light on cash when I walked in. The place just smells delicious and the proprietor is very friendly. No idea where the washroom is. I thought they were required by law. Must be behind the employees only sign. read more

I am absolutely in love with the pad thai and laksa noodles. The only downside is probably that it's not open often and you have to order in advance, as it's super busy. Amazing good, amazing portion sizes and quality. I can't wait to try more things from their menu. I wish they still had skewers read more

This is the better, if not best, Malaysian restaurant in the GTA. Granted it's not really a restaurant (more of a take-out place, it has a bar and a few stools) but it's run by Malaysians and serve pretty authentic Malaysian food. My favourite is their nasi lemak (much better than the neighbouring Malaysian restaurant's)! They are also good for Nyonya Kuih (dessert food) and we had bought a big platter of it for parties. I recommend calling ahead to see if they have the food you want to eat before making trip there (especially for the kuih). read more

Gotta take the bandaid off real quick and say that this was not the best Malay/Singaporean food I've had in the GTA, just being honest. But boy is it cheap, and that makes the food more delicious! We got: Char kuey tiaw - when you cook rice noodles at a really high heat (or anything really) you can taste the heat of the wok--and that's the key to any amazing Asian street food. This place got it right! However, they could have upped the seasoning... It was a tad bland. (3.5/5) Laksa - deeeeeeelicious, was totally craving a bowl of this coconut-y rich soup noodle goodness. A good dish to share with friends, because too much of this may give you a food hangover from all the oil. (3.75/5) Wat tan hor fun - SUPER tasty! It's charred rice noodles with a creamy egg sauce and they do it goooooood. This was probably the best of all the dishes and I would order this one again in a heartbeat (4/5) You know, some places are cheap and the quality of the food pays for it. Other places are hella delicious but forces you to take a second mortgage on your home. This place wins for their taste to price ratio! Best deal on this side of the GTA. read more

A hole in the wall, is the most accurate description I can think of for this place. Inside there is a small table in front of the cash register and some along the side wall facing outside. Don't expect to eat here comfortably, it is not meant for that, but if you don't mind being uncomfortable for a little bit I promise the food is worth it. I ordered a few of the chicken skewers, curry laksa, and some char kway teow. The chicken is marinated and grilled well and the peanut sauce only made it that much better. For $1 these skewers are above and beyond. Curry Laksa is simply a spicy rice noodle dish with some tofu, fish balls, and some pork. The soup was well balanced, spicy but not too spicy that it was uncomfortable. Extra points for not having curry powder residue in the soup. Nothing worse then drinking a spoonful of spices that stick to your tongue. Char Kway Teow aka Stir Fried noodles tasted great aside. They let you choose from 3 different types of noodles or combine them all. The portion size was generous and it simply isn't all noodles. It had a good amount of beef, bean sprouts, green onions, and eggs. You can choose the spice level for most of the dishes.......don't kid yourself into thinking you can handle the spiciest level. I made that mistake for you already. If you never had Malaysian food, I think this is one of the best places to start. read more