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This place is charming, cheap, and has a diverse menu of delicious food. A Chinatown gem!

I went here for dinner during the spring and everything was impeccable. I absolutely loved the calamari and the chicken wrapped in banana leaves. I came back earlier this week with my sister and her noodles were DOUSED in soy sauce and my Indian Mee Goreng was so bland, that if I hadn't added in the soupy curry from our Roti Cani, it would've been completely tasteless. Also, the potatoes (2 pieces that I got btw) were extremely undercooked and HARD rather than soft. Ughhhh. I guess lesson learned - although the prices are amazing, I'm never coming here for lunch ever again.

There is nothing much to say about this place other than the fact that the food was disgusting. I have never had an experience quite like this one. I took two bites of my "coconut fried rice" which was much more like a risotto. and tasted terrible. That is NOT how fried rice was meant to be. My husband had their porkchops. The meat was appalling. Tasted old. For those of you who want a nice malaysian meal, go ANYWHERE but here. Consider this your warning.

Overall foods are not bad but Hanianese chicken is ok. They are using black meat and leg. So tastes ok.

one of our favorite restaurant in chinatown. great food + good service. but not great atmosphere, but we can stand it w / the price it charges us.

8 of us, 4 were Malaysians ate there on 2/9/09 after reading good reviews on this place. boy, didn't we regret! everything was subpar, the food, the service. 4 apertisers & 7 entrees & none satisfying. the mee siam was so overhelmingly sweet that it tasted almost like a bad dessert, mixed vegi were almost all cabbage & onions. these people are truly giving the word "Malaysian Cuisine" a very bad rap, shame on them!

malaysian indian pancakes (roti canai) are supposed to be a bit spicier. but that also depends on what restaurant you go to. this one, is not spicy at first but as you eat it gets spicier and spicier. ive been here a few times but this is my first time writing a review. i came with a couple of friends for lunch on a weekday and i noticed that the waiters treat people based on the way they look. if you come here as two young teenagers in love, they choose to pay little or no attention to you. if you dress up nicely, or if youre a group of girls, the attention you get is obviously going to be more. it can also vary since the many times ive been here, ive been treated different each time. their food used to be GREAT prices and GREAT taste. but now, its smaller portions (stil big compared to american restaurants) and theyve raised prices(who hasnt?). i really recommend the cantonese chown fun (make sure its the one with egg sauce on the side) ..... its delicious here bcecause i love the little specs of garlic flavoring in them. i split the indian pancake and the cantonese chow fun with a friend and we each ended up paying only $6 including tax and tips. Boy was that a fantastic mea! (well usually i can eat all that myself but i wanted tto eat less that day). this place is a must try. i think much better than PENANG in chinatown.