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| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
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Posted by Boyd on 07/27/2009
Yum
The achat is consistently good, and ask the great maître d’ about what else is special that night.
Posted by fo long on 05/20/2009
little to pay for chinese-malay
Authentic food. Big flavors and the price is right! If you you like asian food --give this a go!
Posted by ElBrozzie on 04/30/2008
Malaysian Street Hawker Food
If you know what to order, this is a terrific place. Try the achat, roticanai, seafood scramble egg chow fun or their crispy golden fried shrimp. For further recommendations, ask for either Wan or Ha. They are lovely waitresses who will guide you through the extensive menu. The place was recently done over so it looks good. Lots of locals are regulars so it's a fun place to see what everyone else is eating and to strike up a chat.
Posted by Anonymous on 02/03/2008
Not recommended
just ordered from oversea. i had the roti, mee goreng, and hainanese chicken with rice. the only good part of the meal was the roti. i wish i had just ordered 4 orders of that. the mee goreng was edible, but not very good. and i could only eat a couple bites of the hainanese chicken. definitely won't be calling them back anytime soon.
Posted by Arnold on 08/21/2004
Meat and Potatoes
Meat-and-potatoes style "plain cookin'". Inside, a bit on the dingy side but quick service and the lunch special of $4.25 is a good value. On one occasion I ordered Roast Pork and Taro Root. It was a massive heap of food and did not look at all like a Chinese platter. You'll get you money's worth.