Kampung Malaysia

Quick stop into ponsonby for dinner, was quite packed on a Thursday night. Chose number 23 the roti rendang and number 28 roti canai. Weren’t waiting too long for food, arrived fresh and hot. The restaurant prices weren’t disappointing as the food was presented beautifully and was definitely quality. The roti were soft, hot and puffy. The rendang was very flavoursome with plenty of different spices, the beef was super tender and fell apart on my spoon. The canai wasn’t as flavoursome but was tasty nonetheless.

I’m a huge fan of food courts. Pretty good Malaysian food, for a good price plus with lots of choices. Decently sized servings and pretty speedy serving time. Would definitely recommend for any meal of the day and for a student looking for something affordable and satisfying.

This place is always full of surprises. Been here several times now, their food never disappoint us.<br/ <br/ Authentic street style Malaysian food at a very reasonable price. We love their Laksa and Beef rendang. Delicious!

I 'm #141 ranked foodie and am trying to crack the double digit territory, but hey I 've seen people rate KFC 's and Subway 's on this thing so why not ...<br/ <br/ The Laksa.  For $11.50 I dare you to find a tastier Sth East Asian dish in the 09 for that price.  The man who took my order had the personality of a cardboard box, but you don 't go to a food court for the service do ya?<br/ <br/ As I sat there in the food court eating my Laksa next to an old Asian man who resembled Mr. Miyagi, I pondered life, the food court is a great place to people watch.  A couple walk passed me, she asks him 'have you been scratching your eczema again? '.  <br/ <br/ That conversation sums up food courts well.  A place to eat non-pretentious, warm and tasty food that 's filled with everyday people going about their simple lives. <br/

Dropped by Ponsonby food court to get my South East Asian fix and decided to order a roti canai and rendang curry from Kampung Malaysia. <br/ <br/ Like:<br/ <br/ 1. Good variety on the menu that I will definitely come back for. Looks authentic Malaysian except for the very “blurr” Filipino staff at the cashier taking orders who was not familiar with Malaysian food. <br/ <br/ 2, Delicious rendang curry and roti canai. <br/ <br/ 3. Had keropok udang (prawn crackers) which I bought two big bags of. <br/ <br/ Definitely coming back again. You need to serve Teh Tarik and Teh Ahlia to complete the menu guys. That would make my meal here complete!