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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!
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!
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.
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.
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!!
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.
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!
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.
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!
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!
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.
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
8 years ago
Heard the hype - had to try it. Not easy to find and somewhat out of the way. You can order ahead of time via email - order the day before to avoid a wait. Waited about 45 min for food but totally worth it. Authentic flavours and ingredients. Friendly counter staff. Helpful in explaining the dishes and advising me on my first order. Nasi Lemak with chili padi chicken was fantastic. Curry laksa was as good as I hoped - one of the best in the city and my favourite dish there. Char Kway teow also delicious. read more
8 years ago
7 years ago
Thanks to my coworker and Yelp for letting me know about this place..very yummy food, only downfall is the wait time but u can always call in advance and/or order the night before to ensure you get what you want minus the minimum 1 hr waiting time... this is a very very small restaurant/joint that gives gives you comfort Malaysian food, the total number of seats was under 10. Considering the fact they are only open Thursday- Sunday each week it makes it a bit difficult to come when you want to. Whenever, I feel like Laksa, I would have to check to make sure its not M-W. They also take annual vacations every year cuz I wanted to try it right after I heard about it, I called many times and thought cuz they were busy they weren't picking up but I went and realized they were closed. They generally take a 2 week vacation and its different annually. I would appreciate it if they would record it on the recording that they are out of the country. But anyways, this is definitely a place you want to give it a try. The taste is bold and its not overloaded with sodium which I find alot of places have difficulty attaining. All in All, they have a small menu, small joint, reasonable prices for large portions. read more
I finally had some really delicious, AUTHENTIC Malaysian food thanks to One2 Snacks. It was our first time so we did not know that we had to order way ahead of time. We ordered upfront and had to wait 2 hours because of the big backlog of orders for the day. It was worth it, since the laksa and the char kueh teow were so good!!! The laksa was the best laksa that I've had - one of the ultimate comfort foods that everyone needs to try. I've tried it with mixed noodle types and IMO, I think the very thin rice noodles were the best kind of noodles to go with the laksa as they soaked up the delicious, fragrant curry soup the best. Perfect spice level for medium spicy. The laksa was also very filling for one person. You can easily split that between two people. The char kueh teow was excellent - probably the best that I've had! It wasn't overly greasy like most char kueh teow and they had just the right amount of spiciness for their "mild" spiciness level (your girl can only handle so much spice in one day). The portion was very big and can fill two people. I wanted dessert but apparently they've sold out within the first two hours of opening. Really wanted to try the kueh angkoo but oh well. We ended up going to Gourmet Malaysia to get prepackaged kueh instead (still good but I'm sure the fresh ones would've been best at One2 Snacks). One of the owners was really patient and nice - he was organized, knew which orders people wanted, and gave me the email address for dessert orders! Super rare good service for Asian restaurants lol. If you want some good old-fashioned Malaysian comfort food, get your ass over to One2 Snacks. You will not regret it! read more
15 years ago
Authentic Malaysian Food at an affordable price? You need to come and check out One2 Snacks which is located in a small plaza in Scarborough. One2 Snacks is like a takeout place with around 4 seatings, most of the patrons are here for take out! Nothing on the menu priced more than $5.99..Street snacks costs around $1... and same with their dessert $1 a piece but only offer during the weekend. Char Kway Teow ($5.99) includes a bottle of water - Stirred Fried Flat and Yellow Noodles with Chicken, Fish Cake and Shrimp - A popular street food in Penang, Malaysia which usually prepared in the street stall (hawkers) - Yummy.. I have this thing for flat rice noodle, so I am a little bias - The bean sprouts and chives were fresh and plentiful - Big Portion for the price! Grass Jelly Drink ($1.50) - What better than having a cold Jelly Drink while eating street food? (ok maybe a beer!) - Really light and refreshing with a touch of sweetness Roti, satay, crispy crepe, Hainanese chicken and a long list of traditional Malaysian dessert on the menu will ensure that I will be back really really soon to try them all out!! And with that price? I don't really need Lunch Specials!! Cash only!! read more
8 years ago
Came to visit Toronto from Vancouver and found this place on Yelp. Was wanting to see what the hype was about and I can see why they have high ratings. I ordered the Char Kway Teow with and order of 6 pieces of curry puffs. Also got 1 of each kuih lapis, talam and dadar which are all desserts. The authenticity of flavour of the fried noodles was on point and the portion was extremely generous. Ratio of meat (including shrimp) to noodles was also balanced. The curry puffs were seasoned to perfection with the right traditional Malaysian spices. Served crispy and hot. The desserts were very tasty. The coconut milk and pandas flavours are bold and sweetness was just right. Was there at 11am on a Sunday when they just opened and already there was a small line up. The server was very professional and patient with the rapid orders and maintained a genuine smile! My only regret was not being able to try every dish but this for me is a must when I am back visiting Toronto again!!! A MUST! read more
6 years ago
3 years ago
This place is recommended by my Malaysian friend so I assumed it is authentic. This little store is always packed with customer no matter it was lunch time or later afternoon like 3nish. It can tell how popular it is. I have tried a few items and they are all yummy. Mee Siam - the rice noodles are cooked well, not greasy or choppy (cooked into pieces) or too soft. If you eat a lot of Chinese noodles, you will understand what I mean. Char Tway Teow - I opted for yellow noodles mixed with Tway Teow. I like yellow noodles better because they are very bouncy yet it is just my preference. Chicken satay - that is the best chicken satay I have tried so far. The chicken is juicy and with good grilled aroma. The peanut sauce is spicy with a little sweet taste. I can easily finish 20 pieces if it is AYCE. I also tried a few dessert. Since I love coconut, they are all yummy to me. Dessert usually sold out fast, so I have not tried all the dessert. My friend told me to go on Saturday early to guarantee getting the dessert. The wait is always 10-20 minutes depending on how many people already in line. However, the cashier is always polite and apologizes for the wait. Also, wait is bearable if I know yummy food is coming. The portion is always generous and price is fairly low. seating is an issue, but I usually enjoy the food at the Food Court in the same plaza. I wish they could expand to a bigger place though. read more
5 years ago
Can't go wrong with authentic asian Malaysian food, good food, friendly owner and best of all big bang for your buck! read more
8 years ago
Came here on a Thursday afternoon, the place isn't hard to find at all, just at the corner inside the plaza but fairly small place. There are approx. 12 seats where you can dine in if you decide not to take out. Menu is fairly small as well, half the menu is only offered on the weekends, thus not too much to choose from during the week. I ordered the curry laksa (in which you get a choice of noodles, vermicelli or egg noodle or both if you like a mixture) and the chee cheong fun (which consists of fishballs, sweet tofu and beancurd sheets). You get to choose the level of spiciness in both dishes. The laska had chicken meat and some bean sprout in it. The wait time was around 10mins given there was no other customers than us. At the side stand, you can help yourself to some tea, condiments as well as utensils The laksa was very flavorful and rich, the chicken wasn't dry at all and i got medium spiciness which was perfect for a little kick. The chee cheong fun was a very good snack yet pretty filling. For the price you pay and the amount of food and food quality, it was definitely worth it! Would highly recommend if you're in the area for some quick food or simply cheat eats! read more
6 years ago
8 years ago
Wasn't sure what's the whole fuzz about this place? Came by a Sat morning about 11am. Lucky to go in before 10 other people walked in after me. Ordered curry laksa for stay and a Kaew dui to go. Waited very long , almost 25 minutes, in between there were many customers come and pick up and order. Finally, my laksa arrived and it looks delicious. I guess all that waiting is worth it! The curry soup base was wonderful. Just perfection! Not too sweet or salty or blend. Just a god old nice curry broth with noodles and shrimp and chicken. Portion was big, I was hungry but saw most couples sharing together. Food is undeniable delicious but the place is very very small and not really not much space and understaff obviously. Overall is recommended f if ur craving some good Asian food. Will visit again for sure! read more
4 years ago
Amazing customer service also the cashier did something strange for a piece of change behind the counter read more
4 years ago
This place has great prices. I ordered the Char Kway Teow ($8) and it was such a large portion that I made 2 meals out of it. BEST DEAL EVER! The service at this place is another factor that gave it its 5/5 rating. This place is extremely popular so there were a lot of people, but the young man fronting the store was friendly and patient. I was also very impressed by how detailed he was. A sit-down customer wasn't eating her meal, so he checked in with her to make sure everything was okay despite how busy he was. Keep in mind that it's cash only here! Besides that: very ideal prices, delicious food, and outstanding service - I am definitely coming back! read more
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7 years ago
Oh my gosh! Such a hole in the wall gem! Their menu is small, but they are good! It was my first time there and I had no idea what to order. The gentleman at the counter was patient and explained the dishes to me. Their food was flavourful and it can be a wait- but well worth it. It's a very small joint, and finding a seat will be difficult. Most people order take out. read more
9 years ago
My absolute favorite spot for Malaysian food! Prices are cheap, portions are big, and flavour is out of this world!!! All their dishes are great, but the one that stands out above the rest is their Laksa! Remember to call in ahead of time to eat in on their tiny tables or for take out. read more
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This place is my # 1 place for take-out Malaysia foods. Price($) + taste(Yum yum) + portion(Huge) = 5 STARS! The front staff is very friendly and patient. The store is small and with around 10 seats for dine in. I would definitely advise call ahead of time to shorten your waiting time. Usually takes 30-45 mins for 3-4 items take-out. Curry Laksa, Char kway teow and Mee Goreng are top three must try! They have three spicy levels(Mild, spicy and extra spicy). Time to eat now ~ Yum yum! read more
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7 years ago
Expect a long long wait for ur order, food is alright... nothing too special. Can't blame them for wait time as is a family run business. read more
I almost don't want to post this review because then more people will go here and make it even more crowded. But the food is so good I can't not write about it. One2Snacks is only open for business on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sundays. Each time I've been here, it's always been PACKED! Expect a minimum of 15 minutes wait for your food. But trust me, it's worth the wait. If you're lucky, you can try calling in an order but because there is only one person working the front, your call may not go through. They have Malaysian style desserts which are glutinous rice with coconut. Super yummy! My favourite by far is their Curry Laksa. The bowl is bigger than your face! read more
10 years ago
I am writing this review as I am eating some Char Kway Teow from One2 Snacks. I first heard of this place in passing during a CBC's Metro Morning segment on Chris Nuttall-Smith, former Globe and Mail food critic. Believe it or not but I went that weekend even though it was on the other side of the GTA. One2 Snacks is more like a take out place than a restaurant - there is a small seating area with limited seats. Despite this, the place is always busy and this is indicative of how delicious the food is. If this is your first time here, these three dishes are crowd-pleasers: CURRY LAKSA - Served in a large bowl with fish balls, shrimp, chicken, and bean sprouts. The curry broth is the highlight of the dish. This is a MUST-TRY item on their menu. I've tried the Singapore Laksa at Restoran Malaysia and it doesn't even compare. CHAR KWAY TEOW - Spicier, tastier version of Beef Chow Fun Noodles (Gon Chow Ngau Ho). MEE GORENG - This dish is a wet noodle with tofu, tomatoes, chilis, shrimp and meat. It keeps great for leftovers. Each dish has a range of spiciness from mild to extra spicy to suit your tastes. I recommend getting the mixed noodles to try for each dish, whenever possible. They are cash only but the prices are very affordable. Do not come here hungry because you have to wait about 30 ridiculously long minutes - they only feel that way because you won't want to wait any longer to stuff your face. There is only one person running the front but he is accommodating and helps with recommendations. read more
4 years ago
911: Hello 911, Please state your emergency. Me: Yes 911, I would like to report drugs being sold. 911: Where is this happening? Me: It's happening at One2 Snacks in Scarborough, they must be putting crack cocaine in their food because I can't get enough of it and am totally addicted!!! Yes, gonna up it to "5 STARS". YELP's definition indicates that 5 Stars is basically the best you can get and you know what, I know I can't get better....I'm totally addicted to their food! From their insane Laksa, Mee Goreng, Hokkien Mee, I can't stop myself!!! I must try everything in their menu! I've been going every week and can't say no anymore.. if this place was any closer I would have to commit myself! Please someone help me!!!!! read more
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10 years ago
This is a true hidden gem in Scarborough. I always get super excited when I do take-out here. This place has strange operating hours and sometimes they're not even open during those days. I always call first now to make sure they're actually open. Also, they only serve the desserts on wkends and they sell out quick! I love their Char Kway Teow and Curry Laksa - it's a must get! Their Pad Thai and Chicken Curry & Coconut Rice are alright, can't compare to the other two. Last time they told me they don't make the roti anymore. The owner (I think he's the son) is super nice and patient in this tiny busy place. There are a few tables for eat-in, but I recommend take-out unless you're okay with people waiting for their orders and standing around you. Their pricing is very reasonable. Once I ordered 4 entrees and 4 dessert pieces, and it was only ~$35. read more
Within a week of returning from Kuala Lampur, I found myself with a desperate craving for some KL Hokkien Mee and made my way here as quickly as possible. If you're looking for delicious, authentic Malaysian cuisine, this is the place. The menu is small, as is the space inside (with limited seating), and they're only open from Thurs-Sun, but this place is definitely worth a visit. The Hokkien Mee is on par with the ones I tried in KL during my visit, and can even be made with chu yau cha on request! (BELIEVE ME, this is one request worth making!) The Wat Tan Hor is also delicious, noodles cooked perfectly in an egg sauce. Also love the chicken curry (creamy and flavourful) with the roti canai (perhaps not AS good as in Malaysia, but it's close; light with a little bit of a crunch) - no matter what you order, you can't really go wrong here. The service here is incredibly slow, so be ready to wait for your food, and there really isn't much room to wait. If you're planning to eat in, seating is limited but there's also free (self-serve) tea/water. There is no better place for Malaysian cuisine in Toronto. Trust me. read more
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