Popped in here on a Friday night. Slightly off the busiest areas in Melbourne, it wasn't hard to…read moreget a table. The service was very attentive, my server let me know I could do everything via QR or order with her. I ordered a lamb curry and some roti and just because I wanted to try it I also got 1 piece of the fried chicken. It was all really good, but honestly the chicken was the best part. Excellent flavor, cooked perfectly and just a little spicy. If I ever go back here I will probably go for the fried chicken meal. I had wanted to try one of the sweet roti options for dessert, but by the time I finished the chicken, roti and most of the curry, I had no room left for more.

Took my business colleague for lunch it was incredible. We got beans, soft shell crab and a chicken…read morecurry with fresh roti. So delicious fresh tasty. I had a tiger lager was a great combo . Whole meal $70 . Staff are friendly and helpful . We'll be back Friday not booked out . Restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating with huge umbrellas for sun or rain coverage .

We ordered Nasi Goreng Chicken and Laksa Seafood, with Kopi-O ais (ice). The items off the menu…read morewere pricey compared to other Malaysian eateries. With the laksa coming in at $28 and the Nasi goreng at $19 NZD. In all the Laksa was very good - just the right in taste with 4 large prawns, a good chunk of fish and sotong. The Nasi was ok. Very much like home made fried rice. In all, there was good service, a nice environment and good food. Not to mention that they were open on New Year's day!

The food was pretty ordinary...pretty pricey for what it is worth. Really not authentic. Catered…read moremore for Kiwis but will be alright for first timer Malaysian food eaters... Sid

Great char kway teow I stopped in on a Saturday night to get…read moretakeaway and was disturbed to find the restaurant totally empty! Anyway, the service was very good - my order of char kway teow was ready in a matter of minutes and it was excellent - with really good authentic Malaysian flavours!

We stopped in for a quick bite before our dinner reservation else where. Ordered the chicken satay…read more, pastry puff and a side of coconut rice. Chicken satay was a little chewy but it was full of flavor. The sauce was the perfect spicy topped with peanuts. Puffs were very flavorful and little more spicer than the satay yet still very enjoyable for me. I love how I could taste the coconut in the rice.

A friend who is local in Auckland introduced us to this restaurant. When we first arrive the space…read morewas only half filled however, within the next 20 minutes it had filled up the maximum capacity. The decor was simple but don't let that fool you. The food was amazing! So much so that I wanted to go back the next day for lunch or dinner. We ordered the following: - beef satay - nasi goreng - tofu and vegetable stir fry - tamarind fish Loved everything we had, but my favorite was probably the nasi goreng. Flavor was outstanding and had my taste buds dancing throughout dinner. Service was friendly as well and they were honest about what dishes go well with each other.

If you skip out on this place while in Auckland, you're missing out! Authentic, freshly prepared,…read moreand delicious!! I'm so glad I was this on Instagram lol. Otherwise I would have never known! The beef rendang is exactly what it's hyped up to be - amazing!

Food was average and staff service was bad Ambience was…read moreonly thing liked. I will not come here again nor will suggest any one else to come

Very nice Malaysian restaurant located in the Sylvia Park Shopping Center in Mount Wellington…read more Ambiance is a step above casual, but is not fancy. You are seated by a host/hostess. When you are ready to order, there is a pad and pencil at the table where you write down your order and and employee will take/submit your order. Water is self serve at the water station. You pay when you are done eating, just tell the cashier your table number. Food is really good and had good flavors. Malaysian food is kind of mesh of Asian and Indian food, so they have nice blend of spices. Price is a little high for a mall restaurant, but they do give good portions. Definitely a place to try if you are looking for good Malaysian food.

This place came out in my search for Malaysian food around town. The pictures and the variety of…read morefood look pretty decent so I decided to check them out. I came here for lunch and got the mee goreng with kopi tarik. The food and drink came out pretty quickly. You can choose the spicy level of the mee goreng and I chose "spicy"; it came out exactly the way I hoped! The portion is good for one hungry (but not starving) person. It tasted good, reminded me of char kway teow but in noodle form. It came with lots of bean sprouts, chicken, 2 slices of fish cakes and 2 prawns. The kopi tarik is also decent. Taste-wise, I was a little surprised. It wasn't exactly the taste of kopi tarik that I'm used to, but it's not a bad taste. Overall a good place to get your Malaysian fix.

This is pretty to notch Maylay here on K road. They have a location in the Wynyard Quarter but I…read morehaven't tried it yet. The Laksa was good, not great but good. The Roti looks amazing. I dined in but it was full of screaming children who appear not to be guests but family of the establishment.

Angie's kitchen has a great atmosphere and seems to be always packed with people. The prices are…read moretypical, slightly expensive for what they give me but given their location and my desperation, its not too bad. Be careful with what you choose because I think the chef is really good at making half the menu and the other half just tastes and feels slightly weird but besides that., its a nice place.

Coming from Wellington, where you can't walk around the city without falling over an excellent…read moreMalaysian cafe, I was pretty shocked to find a dearth of them in Auckland. Fortunately for me, not long after I moved up, Angie's Kitchen opened up a convenient five minute walk away. Hooray! Angie's is a typical unpretentious, cafe style place. It's scrupulously clean, good, but too brightly lit to give it any romantic feel, but who cares when the food is really good? Their roti, the test of any Malaysian place are near perfect: flaky and buttery and delicious. The mamak mee goreng is well balanced and never over cooked, and the nasi lemak also gets a thumbs up. Unlike lots of other places, they don't blanch if you ask for something to be cooked without a particular meat in it either. Being situated on a street full of student apartments, it's also keenly priced: most mains are around $12 - $15.

The location is just right in the heart of Sky City so it's very handy to find!…read moreCame in as 8 hungry adults, an hour and a half later came out full and completely satisfied The setting is just typical Chinese eatery spot. Definitely not a fine dining formal restaurant. But heh! You didn't pay for it! Happy eating!

After a day of conferencing at SkyCity this was just what we needed. It totally satisfied our…read morecraving for Chinese food. This is not an expense-account, white tablecloth establishment. It is a scuffed, bare-tabled eatery that produces fresh and tasty Cantonese style dishes that meet muster with the largely Chinese clientele. 3 of us shared 2 mains and a large bowl of congee for dinner and left very full and satisfied for $17.50 apiece. The staff is constantly hustling, but happy to recommend dishes. There was constant turnover of patrons, but we did not get rushed through our meal. If I were back in Auckland and staying at SkyCity I would definitely go again.

Great spot for a tasty weekday lunch and would be even better if it was sunny sitting at the…read moreoutdoor tables without noisy roadworks right beside you. sigh... we made do with a table inside. I ordered the Lemongrass Pork on Vermicelli Noodles, tasty noodles, flavorful Pork and a nice selection of pickled vegs on the side. I will be back to try the curry.

Saigonz was our first meal after landing in Auckland because we needed something quick and close…read moreby. Plus, everything else was closed. Maybe we should have lowered our standards as a result, but the more honest review of Saigonz is that it's a simple, forgettable Vietnamese takeaway option for those who need food (as opposed to good food). Nothing was bad, but boy, nothing was particularly good either. At least it's fairly priced.