Malaysia Singapore Cuisine

We sat outside. We ordered the fish broth noodles, stir fried noodles, their signature pork ribs and roti. The fish broth was great. Fried noodles was quite salty. The ribs too. A bit too salty and needs balancing. The roti wasn’t that too flaky. Some dishes were worth ordering but on the pricey y side for some hits and some misses

Thought I'd give this place a try last December to see if there was a better Chow Kway Teow than KL Cafe's. Unfortunately it turned out to be the worst CKT I've had in New Zealand - it was tasteless besides the lap cheong which was too salty to eat and the deep fried pork lard was the only ingredient that tasted good.

Very cheap and generous portion of food. Yummy delicious! The restaurant looks a bit old from outside but clean inside. Slow serving speed - not recommend to go if you only have 30 minutes to have your meal. Overall, satisfied.

We came here for dinner as we missed Singapore food so much I lived in SG for 8 years.. We ordered mee goreng, nasi goreng and mee rebus.. All taste good though not authentic but good.. Mee rebus was in tomato based, not the original spicy curry-like gravy but so far okay.. The auntie duty manager is nice and accommodating, place is clean and they cooked the food quick.. It comes with chinese tea too. We will come back again soon!

We ordered 3 dishes and they were beyond our expectations. Would highly recommend this place.

Portion is above average,taste is just normal

Ever since I started working around Mt Wgtn / Penrose, this place has always been my goto place for my comfort childhood foods. Favourite dishes are the Kway tiao and Chicken Laksa. This place is the only place I know of that does decent authentic Dried Pork like we used to have back in Malaysia.

Cheap price, but pretty good food. Small restaurant. Kuey Teow was yum. Authentic and tasted great. The others, such as roti canai, were not too bad. Bak kut teh was really bad. It was super sour and meat didn’t taste fresh. Dried pork was too sweet as well.

Literally says open on Google and also on their led sign on glass but doors locked no one inside no calls received. What kind of a joke is this?

I love their tea and food! Reminds me my childhood in Malaysia. My favourite Wahtanhor and fried quayteau are the must! Fried rice is good too! Thanks for the nice food and tea.

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