Food is ok. Another one of those eating places that place a minimum limit on Credit Card uses to a…read moreminimum of $25/-. I cannot understand the reason other than encouraging cash payment. Surely credit card cost is Minimal!

Kreta Ayer Restaurant is great for Singaporean Cuisine. Even better, they have a number of…read morelocations around Sydney. Whether you are after something quick and tasty like roti canai or a laska or if you are after a seafood feast or one of Singapores most famous dished the singapore chilli mud crab, Kreta Ayer has you sorted. We were welcomed and served by the wonderful staff. We were dining in a group and indulged in a variety of Singaporean delights from the menu. We were told that the seafood was sourced fresh and decided to test the waters. We ordered the Singapore Chilli Crab and as per tradition, the live Mud crab was paraded at the table. To start the ginger and shallot scallops were sweet and yummy. To mix it up we also ordered a Singaporean favourite, the roti canai, the stir fry noodles Char Kway Teow and the hawker style cereal prawns all of these taking us back to our recent visit to Singapore. What came next was the piece de resistance, the whole steamed coral trout which was literally melt in your mouth. This was followed by the amazing Singapore Chilli mud crab. The crab beautifully cooked and served in the mouth watering sauce with the mantou buns to soak up the sauce. For dessert we shared the soybean curd a simple dessert, add sugar cane syrup to taste. We also shared we also shared an Ice kachang which is always a favourite, a randomly delicious mix of shaved ice, multicoloured syrup, red bean, corn, condensed milk. We love this place for our Singaporean Hawker style food fix. Thanks to the staff of Kreta Ayer for an amazing meal and hospitality.

Located on level one of Chatswood RSL is Ipoh Club. It's informal club dining which boasts a…read moreMalaysian Hawker style menu. If you are after fancy dining, this won't be your cup of tea. But it will be your beverage of choice if you love hearty Malaysian food in a casual dining atmosphere. We stumbled across Ipoh Club by accident. We had met a friend downstairs at the RSL for a drink and then found our hunger levels took the better of us and ventured upstairs to see what food the local Club had to offer. The last thing we expected was to find yummy Hawker style restaurant in the RSL. Everything looked good on the menu. We settled on Beef rendang, Laksa and seasoned greens (with oyster sauce). All dishes were incredibly tasty but I did get food envy when spying the table next to me - the roti with chicken curry looked and smelled amazing. Definitely trying that dish next time! There's a deal going on at the moment - if your bill is over $30 and you are dining from Monday - Thursday night you are given 20% off your bill if you're a RSL Club member or 10% for non-members. What a deal!

Disappointment.We went there today Ordered char quay teow,…read moreIpoh quay teow,combaination wat tan hor and satay. The flavours were bland.No distinctive chicken or prawn flavour in Ipoh quay teow soup.The fish fillet and fish ball in the combination was Rotten. We told the waiteress in the middle of the meal but she did not offer to supply another replacement dish I would not recommend anyone to have these dishes there

Food was as amazing as I remembered. I had a layover over10 years ago. Not surprised this place is…read morestill open and the food is still good.

Constant Line is evident about its popularity and demand. Always have to wait 30min or more with…read morethe line going outside. Takeaway/to-go is the move but still wait 25-30min. Camp around opening to guarantee instant seating. Satay is good and the mee goreng. Roti is good but typical

Outstanding fried hokkien prawn mee 4.25/5, as close as you can get to a hawker style one served in…read moresingapore. Vermicelli and hokkien noodles mixed with velvety smooth gravy, punctuated by slices of pork and the crunch of bean shoots, along with fresh calamari and shrimps, it truly brought me back to late nights eats on the streets of singapore. Bits of crispy pork lard and wee bit more charred flavour would really have rounded this dish off but i am being overly critical. Make sure you savour this with some sambal belachan. Hainan chicken rice 3.5/5, i am not 100% sure but maybe they use 'ayam kampoeng' which has less meat, less fat but more flavour. Trade off is meat has more texture. Rice is cooked well, chicken served warm but not deboned. Not a deal breaker for me. Service is homely, joint is clean. Wish i live in the area but will def return to sample other items.

Singapura used to be a huge favourite with the gym crowd on Oxford street till they moved closer to…read moreTaylor Square and a little out of the way. They're famous for their chicken rice- but what they should be known for is this dish called the nasi lemak. It is a shockingly good dose of coconut rice, small crispy fish crackles, stewed curry beef, and a chilli that makes me sweat and weep. I don't know how these little Asian women eat this amazing spicy concoction. Wish the place was a little prettier- you wouldn't bring your date there. But for good Asian, it does the trick.

A new Singaporean restaurant that looks popular with the local University students. The menu is…read moreextensive but I thought the average price of meals rather expensive. I tried the Curry Chicken Nasi Lemak ($13.90) It was presented with a bowl of Curry Chicken, a bowl of rice and the condiments in a small serving dish. It isn't served anything like it would be in Singapore. Where was the Ikan Bilis? I ordered Teh Tarik ($4.50) with my meal. Overall I think I would dine somewhere else as the meals aren't good value for money.

Love this place. Foods yummy! Very affordable and get good sized serving…read more Definitely recommend for families or just by yourself.

Really nice Malaysian restaurant with good classic dishes…read more The shrimp paste fried chicken wings were really nice, crispy and lots of flavour. Oyster omelette was generous with oyster. The Babi pongteh wasn't that outstanding though, it was good, but nothing too special. Roti was very good, fluffy and buttery. Location was a bit strange, located on a main road, but appeared to have no parking

Had an excellent lunch at Peranakan Place in Auburn. Tried the char kway teow, ngoh Hiang, otak,…read moreprawn noodles, chicken rice, prawn paste chicken, nonya laksa, hokkien Noodles. All dishes were good and authentic. The place was pleasantly decorated. The service was very good. So far it's one of the best Malaysian food I tried in Sydney.

Oh my! Was expecting a lot more from this place! It's a little difficult to get too and park. This…read morehas been a while so my logic was it must still be around for a reason The a/c was barely enough for such a hot day The one positive is that the food came out fast. Too bad the food ain't that good. The various dishes did not impress Inchin kabin chicken was the best but had bones attached to it,that lost sum appeal because of it Belechan beans was ok but not as tasty as I expected Choon piah was ok also Sambal seafood egg tofu, egg tofu is really nice but the rest was pretty plain Portion sizes all looked small for the prices you pay Won't be back

Awesome Malaysian restaurant albeit at slightly premium prices (but who cares when you can get food…read morethis authentic). My favourite has to be the fried koay teow (extra spicy for me) which has good heat and the nice garlicky burnt taste that we are so used to. Has to be one of the better Char Koay Teow dishes I have tastes compared to Perth and Melbourne Malaysian restaurants. Also had the Christmas special: Nyonya fish head curry - at $38 it was a steal. Curry was flavourful (probably similar to a chicken kapitan) with lady's fingers, aubergines and a large fish head full of hidden nooks and crannies of succulent fish meat and stuff. Sambal does a decent cendol too. So for all you Malaysians who whinge about the price - think about (The Malaya at Darling Harvbour) which is probably a tenth as authentic at probably double the price and you have things in a better pespective.

I think Rasa tastes better these days compared to before. I like having them over on the 'Korean…read moreside' of town to introduce a bit of choice. Don't want hainan rice with your hainan chicken? They actually offer a bowl of laksa with hainan chicken. Decent food that gets me going relatively regularly as a local.

Sorry to be writing a one star review but it needs to be said…read more I ordered two of their 'Best Sellers' which was the Hainan Chicken Rice and the Har Mee. With the Hainan Chicken Rice, I was expecting really tender juicy chicken and the rice to be both packed with flavour. With the Har Mee, I was expecting like a spicy aromatic prawn base with the noodles etc (since in the menu it stated that it was a spicy dish). Perhaps my preconceived idea of the dishes were too high? But this was due to the fact that I was trying their top dishes! Anyhow, the looks of dish quickly deceived me and I was extremely disappointed when I actually tasted the food to say the least. The chicken was dry, little to no flavour. The rice, bland, no flavour. It was basically white rice with the ever so slightest hint of chicken juices. The prawn base, despite its vibrant colours was definitely lacking depth in flavour (basically water spiked with food colouring) and NO spice at all. Not spicy at all. zero. zilch. All in all, sorry but will not be back for more.

Pretty good Singaporean food here,close to authentic,had the laksa and char keow teoy but the satay…read morechicken sticks were just ok. It's location is not the best but I think it's worth trying

Beautiful food and loved the Singapore chilli mud crab couldn't get enough. The service was fairly…read morefast and the food was to die for. Yes it was expensive with the mud crab costing us about 80 dollars but the chief cooked it perfectly. The fish was also perfectly cooked and loved the fried rice.