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The Best Malaysian Restaurants In NYC
We could eat nasi lemak, salted egg, and curry laksa for every meal. Thanks to this guide, you can too.
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Where To Eat in Bensonhurst's Chinatown
Bensonhurst is home to Brooklyn's largest Chinatown. Here's where you should be eating.
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The Best Malaysian Restaurants In NYC
We could eat nasi lemak, salted egg, and curry laksa for every meal. Thanks to this guide, you can too.
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Taste Good Malaysian Cuisine
Taste Good not only serves the best Malaysian food in the five boroughs, it’s one of the best restaurants in the city, period.
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West New Malaysia
The salted egg prawns at West New Malaysia in Chinatown are one of the best things to eat in a neighborhood that's full of good things to eat.
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Malay Restaurant
Bring a small group to this homestyle Malaysian spot in Flushing so you can share their family-sized platters.
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Pulau Pinang
If your group of friends insists on driving to dinner, this Elmhurst restaurant has a parking lot and big, shareable plates of Malaysian-style Chinese food.
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Where To Eat in Bensonhurst's Chinatown
Bensonhurst is home to Brooklyn's largest Chinatown. Here's where you should be eating.
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Curry House
Grab lunch at this Malaysian restaurant when you need to take refuge from the bustle of Chinatown.
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Rasa
Grab a walk-in table at this Southeast Asian restaurant in the Village when you don’t want to wait anywhere else.
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Little House Restoran
The under $15 meal sets at this Malaysian restaurant in Bensonhurst would be a steal even if they didn't come with rainbow pandan cake.
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Hainan Chicken House
Hainan Chicken House is a Malaysian spot on the Sunset/Borough Park border that serves classic dishes in a modern space.
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Padi D'NYC
In Midtown's Urban Hawker food hall, Padi D'NYC is the NYC outpost of a popular Malaysian restaurant in Singapore.
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Daisy's Dream
Daisy's Dream is a vendor in Urban Hawker specializing in Peranakan cuisine. They’ve got the best bowl of laksa in Midtown.
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Kuih Cafe
Kuih Cafe is open Friday through Sunday on the Lower East Side, and we encourage you to stop by for some kuih or a slice of durian cheesecake.
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Nyonya
Nyonya is well known as one of the few real Malaysian restaurants in New York City, and it's excellent.
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Fish Market
Fish Market is a rowdy neighborhood bar in the South Street Seaport that has excellent Chinese and Malaysian food and a cult-like following.
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Little House Cafe
Little House Cafe is a little bakery in Elmhurst that also has an extensive menu with some very good Malaysian food.
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Parlay
Parlay is a coffee shop in Sunset Park with beer, wine, and a full menu of things like a fried chicken sandwich and some extremely good curry.