Sambal

Really nice Malaysian food. Can get quite busy during peak times, so it would be worthwhile to try to book ahead

Very good local Malaysian food - this place is always busy so one can expect a wait, even when getting takeaway. Would always opt for this over any of the chain restaurants that have recently popped up. Alot of favourites on the menu.

Busy, no fuss Malaysian restaurant with tasty food! Food came quickly after we ordered, you can hear the wok working overtime in the kitchen. We ordered the chicken laksa and the mee goreng. The laksa soup was not too rich or salty, the extra sambal on the side was the perfect touch. There was a generous amount of chicken and noodles too. The mee goreng was not my favorite, it lacked a bit of flavor. I would go back and have the laksa again!

Hit and miss. The staff were friendly and helpful. Unfortunately the food lacked spice and flavour. It’s unfortunate as the menu looks incredible and I feel that with a little more inspiration the food could be amazing.

One of my favourite Malaysian restaurants. Always friendly and quick service. My kids love the chicken satay and hor fun. Great for lunch and dinner. Highly recommended!

Came here for lunch on a Friday unfortunately without a booking but they managed to seat us despite being packed. Had a few of the lunch specials which were good value for money. Food was good, however a little on the average side.

We came here for lunch because we stay at the courtyard by Marriott across the street. The food here is surprisingly good especially the char-way-tew.

Chicken Laksa is very good here, taste good and authentic. They have put a lot of chicken in it to make sure their customers are fed properly.
The Sambal is also very nice.
Staffs are friendly and helpful.
There are plenty of parking in the back. So it’s very convenience.
Highly recommended.

One of the best south east asian cuisines in Sydney. They have nice Hainan Chicken, Sambal Dishes and desserts. Free parking in front and behind the restaurant.
Staffs and owner are warm and friendly. Good seating arrangements for both big and small groups.
Highly recommended.

Oh my! Was expecting a lot more from this place! It's a little difficult to get too and park. This has been a while so my logic was it must still be around for a reason

The a/c was barely enough for such a hot day

The one positive is that the food came out fast. Too bad the food ain't that good. The various dishes did not impress

Inchin kabin chicken was the best but had bones attached to it,that lost sum appeal because of it

Belechan beans was ok but not as tasty as I expected

Choon piah was ok also

Sambal seafood egg tofu, egg tofu is really nice but the rest was pretty

Food not authentic and is expensive. Had sambal chicken, prawns and eggplant. There was hardly any Belachan taste in the dishes. The chicken was oily and sweetish. The prawns was crispy, tasted more like the usual salt and pepper prawns that you can find in most Chinese restaurants.
On the whole, the experience was disappointing.

I've been here a few times and have enjoyed my meal. As has been mentioned in previous reviews there is a large mark up between lunch and dinner. However I usually come here for the lunch specials so it's a win for me! :)

They have a great lunch time special where selected dishes and a can of drink is $9.80. Amazing bargain!

I have had the nasi goreng where you are able to select the level of spicyness between mild, med, hot... Me not being able to handle my spice too well opted for mild!

The rice was fragrant and the flavourful. They were not stingy with the ingredients as there

Awesome Malaysian restaurant albeit at slightly premium prices (but who cares when you can get food this authentic). My favourite has to be the fried koay teow (extra spicy for me) which has good heat and the nice garlicky burnt taste that we are so used to. Has to be one of the better Char Koay Teow dishes I have tastes compared to Perth and Melbourne Malaysian restaurants.

Also had the Christmas special: Nyonya fish head curry - at $38 it was a steal. Curry was flavourful (probably similar to a chicken kapitan) with lady's fingers, aubergines and a large fish head full of hidden nooks

Decent Malaysian. I go because it's close to work. Would I drive across town for it? no. But it's okay.

They have sit down table service with a full menu, and there's always a special for just under $10. There's also one- or two-choice quick-serve options (also under $10) from the ready-to-plate servery beside the cash if you're in a mad hurry.

Usually quite busy during lunch because of nearby businesses. Relaxed dining it's not. No idea what it's like at night.