Is it the best? Quite frankly, no! But it gets the job done. Fairly reasonable price and a hefty…read moreportion. Never had egg goo young before so I'm not sure how it's supposed to taste but the one here was pretty terrible..even with the gravy.

I grew up in this area and always heard people talk about this restaurant and have never tried it…read morebefore. I was driving around craving something light and affordable for dinner and figured let me try them out. The menu had an array of options and they were all reasonably priced but I decided I'll just get the chicken satay as I didn't need anything too heavy. The lady at the counter that took my order was very nice and had great customer service towards me. It took about 10 minutes for my food to come out and it was pretty decent. I think it could've used just a tad bit more salt but overall it wasn't bad all. I'll definitely come back to try other options on the menu.

We stopped by Phat Eatery on our way back from San Antonio (we live in the loop so Katy is "far"…read morefor us ). Parking is challenging since there are so many stores near each other, but we found a spot at the back of the parking lot in front of the grocery store. Our server was great, very helpful with recommendations. Food was super tasty! Would definitely recommend the roti canai, Hainanese chicken, & beef rendang!

Amazing Malaysian food with a western twist! Everything here was so delicious, especially staples…read morelike the roti canai, chicken satay and sizzling fried tofu! Phat gets 5 stars for SAFAV: Service Ambiance Food Alcohol Value for Money

BF hosted a major get-together for friends and chose this gem as the gathering spot. No regrets all…read morearound--everyone thought it was a great place to eat, catch up, and spend the afternoon. Malaysian Grilled Chicken Satay - Super tender with a sweet peanut sauce that really accentuated the flavors. Probably my favorite appetizer so far--had to be extra careful around my BF after this! Definitely my brother's personal favorite; I'm sure he ate 3 of them! Hainanese Chicken & Rice - Very tender and chewy with a mild flavor. The ginger-and-scallion sauce at the bottom was very refreshing, and the aromatic rice was among the most delicious I've had! I saw that the grains looked similar to Vietnamese broken rice because they weren't fully rounded. For some reason, this made the texture so much more appealing to me. Curry Chicken Puff - Love the curry flavor of this and the delicacy of the puff pastry. The shell isn't too thick, and the vegetables are very well infused with the curry, making them strong contributors to the overall flavor. Despite it being a pastry, I didn't feel overwhelmed by the carbs--indicating that the breading-to-stuffing ratio of this sat at the perfect pinnacle. Malaysian Roti Canai - One of my absolute favorite dishes here. I would come to this place just for this--the whole table compared the combo to crack. No joke. The chicken and potatoes are some of the most tender pieces in this dish, and you could slurp the broth like it's its own dish. I watched this go way too fast, and even two orders per table were not enough to satisfy the crowd. Malaysian Roti Canai (w. Egg) - Love the original much more, but this was still very delicious. They made the egg very thin, so it didn't overwhelm the roti. The egg took away from my favorite roti taste, but it was so well seasoned I wasn't even that angry about it. Malaysian Char Kuey Teow (Migoreng) - OOH. This has a unique flavor--much more savory than packaged ramen. The texture of the noodles is very inviting. It's much less salty compared to the pre-packaged Migoreng. The flavor was more umami. Rich, deep, and just the perfect amount to coat the noodles. Stir-Fried Mixed Vegetable (w. Tofu) - This is a very saucy vegetable dish, but I didn't mind it at all. I loved it, though it was the last dish I had and I was definitely stuffed by then. The sauce reminds me of a thinner Migoreng sauce--more viscous than a loose sauce, but not as thick as Migoreng. Very good, but my taste buds were definitely overwhelmed at this point. Malaysian Milk Tea - Not as sweet as I expected. I was told the tea leaves were imported from Malaysia, and our table ended up ordering six of them. The lingering bitterness in the aftertaste is something I'm very fond of, and the tea flavor is exceptionally rich. The milk infusion in this is peak. Malaysian Lime "Calamansi" & Plum Drink - Tasted like a lime-tamarind drink to my BF, while my brother and I thought it tasted like Vietnamese chanh muối. Overall, Uncle Chin's lived up to the hype, just as I knew it would from the day my BF brought home leftover roti from his very first visit. The buzz of having 16 people definitely distracted me from paying close attention to every dish--I even missed taking a few photos--but one thing remained true: everyone was talking about the food. Every time a new dish came out, the table erupted with commentary about its flavor, uniqueness, and overall impact. Some dishes stole the show more than others (my lovely roti, hello), but every single one earned its place on the menu. Very sad we didn't get to see Uncle Chin sing, but with 16 people to serve during the lunch rush, I'm sure he was pretty overwhelmed.

My goodness, what a hidden gem! From the outside, Uncle Chin's Kitchen looks like a generic…read moreneighborhood Asian restaurants you could easy pass by and miss, but the food tasted anything but generic! I literally had the best roti conai, roti telur, curry puffs, and stir fried vegetable dishes I've ever had in my life, and I've had quite a few! Definitely a big thanks to my fellow Yelper David for organizing this for a handful of us for a friendly gathering, where we shared a few dishes family style. Personally, I much prefer trying a little bit of a few things than one big dish that I can't even finish alone! I'll need to swing by sometime when I want to grab lunch or dinner since it's fairly close to me as well. I had people tell me not to move to Texas because I'll miss Asian food, but clearly Houston is another beast that does a lot of things right in that aspect.

Visit #alot and it was spectacular :) love all these foods. Service and cleanliness is spot on …read more Feel comfortable and safe to dine here. Beef randang is yummy and chicken skewers are amazing :) they should have a larger portion as an entree :) writing this review has me wanting to go back for more The sizzling tofu on the got plate with egg on the bottom with the glazed soy sauce on top is a sleeper. This is the top spot I have had tofu at in houston.

It's been a long time since I've had Hainanese chicken, and PappaRich does it better than the…read moreplaces I've had in the past. It's a small little restaurant that can get packed during peak hours. They have your usual fare of Malaysian cuisine, but everyone I see will include the classic Hainanese chicken and rice in their order. Since the chicken is steamed without any overpowering spices, the texture is important to get right. You want tender chicken, but not overly so to the point of mushy. This type of chicken needs to have the right amount of "bite", and I think they hit the nail on the head. That paired with the flavorful sauce and rice makes a great combination. I also tried their beef rendang, and while it was tasty, the portion of beef seemed very small to me. However, I came for the chicken, and it did not disappoint.

Food - 4/5 Service - 4/5…read moreAmbiance - 4/5 Overall - 4/5 Within this busy shopping center lies this small Malaysian restaurant. Parking here will forever and always be terrible, but besides that, this place was almost entirely empty, especially for a weekend lunch (we did come almost right at opening time, but there were only like a few other customers by the time we finished). I think the main issue with this restaurant is the menu. With a wide variety of options with different cuisines, I felt that the quality of dishes was lower than I wanted. That aside, I absolutely loved the roti canai, with it being almost perfectly crispy, buttery, and tasty. The fried rice was really flavorful with the salted fish, almost verging on too strong. The curry noodle soup we got was not very strong and was a little bit disappointing. The beef tripe was so incredibly tasty, though the spice was a little bit much for my family. The beef dry hot pot was nice, though I only really liked the beef and not much else on it (some of it was bitter, other parts were just too salty). I don't think this place is terrible. We did come as one of, if not the first, customers in the restaurant, so everything was made fresh and was hot as we ate it. I just think was so much competition surrounding it in this busy shopping center, I don't think it accomplishes enough to be a go-to place for my family.

We saw this place on social media and decided to visit for Mother's Day…read more First things first - parking lot was insane. So come early or you might circle the lot for awhile. We were seated immediately but our server was giving us attitude the entire time. He would constantly check on the other tables but never us. We had to flag down the other server whenever we needed something. Food wise, everything was just okay. The best thing was probably the roti canai and the stir fried flat noodles with beef. The green beans were flavorless, the sizzling pepper chicken was not spicy (we requested spicy) and no pepper, and the beef rendang was really oily.

Where are all the foodies? This place services Chinese American cuisine and Indonesian cuisine…read more There are not that many Indonesian Restaurants in Katy. I heard about this place 15 years ago and finally decided to give it a try. I'm missing out. The dish I order was Sambal Goreng Kentang Buncis which is mainly stir fried string beans and potato but the flavor is amazing. I need to come back and try the other dishes. This place looks like family owned and is casual dining. Limited seating. 4 stars for service was because the lady behind the register looks angry. This place is recommended.

Food is pretty good, customer service I can definitely say I walked out with a smile and it's…read morepretty quick and even better worth the price. I got a lunch special $13, your choice of meat, egg roll and fried rice

Saw this place in the clock app and Im happy I finally decided to go…read more This isn't a sit down restaurant, they do have tables and chairs but this is food to go restaurant. I ordered a small combination fried rice (shrimp and Chicken). Extra eggs, green onions, onions, bean sprouts, chicken and shrimp (cooked well done). It was ready within 10 mins. Im not sure if I paid for a large but I ended up with a large. Wouldn't and couldn't wait until I drove 27 mins back home so quick taste in the car. (Check videos) This is the best fried rice that I've had in Houston hands down. Now that i know... this will be a fried rice spot.

I've gone to this location for many years until recently. It appears that this location has new…read moreownership. I'm not sure if the food quality is the same. The walls on the inside are bare and a strong smell of bleach inside. No menus on the walls like before. Everyone working was Hispanic. I've called the location on Bellaire and was told they don't own this location. I'm totally confused about the Fondren location.