Langkawi - Brooklyn

Came this store have awhile. BUT they are changed a management. i like it . when i just Came in staff are so nice. more serious problems is i did feel froze , 2... read more Came this store have awhile. BUT they are changed a management. i like it . when i just Came in staff are so nice. more serious problems is i did feel froze , 2 yeas ago i came here so cold i couldn't last another 15 minutes then we leave. this time we came back ! happy to have such a good taste of Malaysian cuisine. You must taste the chicken when you come here.

The experience was mediocre. The menu options were limited, the portions were small, and overall, the flavors didn't measure up to other Malaysian restaurants i... read more The experience was mediocre. The menu options were limited, the portions were small, and overall, the flavors didn't measure up to other Malaysian restaurants in NYC.

Enjoy genuine Malaysian and Thai flavors in a cozy and welcoming setting. What else could you want? It’s truly an exceptional experience! read more Enjoy genuine Malaysian and Thai flavors in a cozy and welcoming setting. What else could you want? It’s truly an exceptional experience!

This restaurant is wonderful. The service was excellent, and the food was absolutely incredible. We ordered several dishes to share family-style, and each one w... read more This restaurant is wonderful. The service was excellent, and the food was absolutely incredible. We ordered several dishes to share family-style, and each one was better than the last. The flavors were truly exceptional. I had never tried Malaysian cuisine before, but now it’s my favorite.

This is a respectable Malaysian restaurant, especially given the few choices available in the Sunset Park area of Brooklyn. We ordered the roti canai ($6), nasi... read more This is a respectable Malaysian restaurant, especially given the few choices available in the Sunset Park area of Brooklyn. We ordered the roti canai ($6), nasi lemak ($16), and chow kueh teow ($16). I asked for my noodles to be extra spicy, but they came out completely mild; I had to request extra sambal. It's unusual that their house sambal isn't spicy either. On a positive note, the service was prompt, and our food arrived quickly. The bathrooms were clean, which is quite rare for restaurants on 8th Avenue in Chinatown. We also appreciated that they didn't rush us out of our seats, which is another uncommon experience in Brooklyn's Chinatown.