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Hawker Malaysian Street Food

(Now Closed)

Malay Restaurant$$$$

Central Business District, Sydney

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unspoonsoredSeptember 13, 2015
Service is quick and efficient despite a packed dinning room. It’s a well oiled machine offering value meals. I also hear that the dishes are quite authentically Malaysian. Read more
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Geoff KimDecember 27, 2014
Been here 25+ times
Everything is good here but the grilled stingray (ikan bakar) is a must if you've never tried it before.
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Steven DoyleFebruary 9, 2015
This place is the real deal ! The char koay teow is as authentic as you can get - and so good 👍
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Chung HoJanuary 18, 2015
The chow kuay teow is pretty authentic in flavour (though they use thinner noodles..) The grilled stingray is tasty but beware of the layer of bones in the middle (it's a bit tricky to eat safely)!
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Astri KFebruary 3, 2015
Everything?! Char koay teow, Poh piah, rojak, oyster omelette... The grilled stingray is a must!
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Arthur LeeFebruary 16, 2015
Curry laksa was delicious. Nice addition of basil and snake beans.
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John OngJune 27, 2015
Please don't eat poor stingrays. They're on the endangered list. Satay is always good.or try the Har mee pictured here.
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高手놀리밑™January 24, 2015
Totally legit Malaysian food but if you want to pay by card it's $20 min spend (so go get dessert too)
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Terence TeoFebruary 5, 2015
Assam laksa is delicious, pretty close to the authentic dish.
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高手놀리밑™January 27, 2015
I like the Assam Laksa here. Probably the best in Sydney
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Edo KunAugust 17, 2016
The seafood curry laksa feels very sea fresh !
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Angela N.January 9, 2015
They have Assam laksa! Also, you can BYO.
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Oliver MagroFebruary 7, 2015
Limited menu and not much in terms of drinks, but the street food is delicious, is (probably) authentic and certainly good value.
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JayneMay 5, 2017
Food are nice and tasty but price is a bit steep for students.
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jeroxieDecember 24, 2014
Been here 5+ times
durian fritter. for those that love this fruit
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Robbie MartinusJanuary 8, 2015
Portions are on the small side but food is good
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Amy MarksMarch 8, 2017
Amazing satay!! Like the best ever!!
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MorwensApril 3, 2015
Wah tan hor was tooooo starchy. It was like eating glue with the noodle. I would recommend the char kway teow instead.
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Huy LMarch 13, 2016
Good Malaysian flavours
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JJanuary 6, 2017
Eftpos minimum is $30. Har Mee is quite good
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Scott HargrovesAugust 21, 2015
Best Malaysian I've had, but I ain't no expert!
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jeroxieDecember 24, 2014
Been here 5+ times
apam balik - needs a bit more work
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Cindy HungMarch 14, 2015
Char kway teo is way too salty. Hokkien noodle is like wet udon, overcooked and soggy. Lok Bak is ok. The only noodle dish that's worth the effort is 'Assam Laksa'
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Matt RowlesJanuary 23, 2017
Try the stingray
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JohnApril 23, 2016
They only start serving food from 17:30 pity i was hungry earlier
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JohnFebruary 1, 2016
Always busy here
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JennyMay 17, 2015
The durian ice cream is average and not worth the price
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