The capital city of the United Kingdom has over 20,000 restaurants of which just over 10% accommodate to Halal diners. The diversity of the city makes it one of the culinary capitals for Halal foodies. You'll find everything on offer in this city from Wagyu steak, Sushi burgers, Uzbek Polova and Lamb Shank roasts.

London, United Kingdom

Malaysian

List of the 10 best Halal places to eat Malaysian in London

10 Best restaurants for Malaysian in London

Asian-fusion steakhouse with cave-style decor

Meet Bros (by Me’nate x Jibby&co.)

If you're looking for a amazing Halal steak restaurant in West London, then this is the place for you.
Incredible food,  beautiful decor and prompt friendly service.
We started with Calamari, which to be honest was not great, the outside was a bit overdone and inside was still a bit chewy.
But when we got to mains, we'd forgotten all about that, we both got Wagyu beef steak and this really hit the spot, as perfect as it gets.
Was accompanied by chips, watermelon juice but after the steak, the next best thing we had was the lychee mocktail.
All in all, a brilliant dining experience

Amazing food and service. We got served by Tahleel, great guy. Made us feel welcome and was really helpful and polite. The wait is quite long but granted it was a Saturday and there’s a seating area for you to wait until your table is ready. Would recommend you book a table in advance otherwise you’ll most likely get sent away, it’s that busy and we weren’t surprised as to why as the food is great. Nonetheless, service was great, Food was cooked perfectly, great flavours, atmosphere was beautiful. We recommend getting the Sando’s and spring rolls for starters. Thank you to Tahleel and the Meet Bro’s team for making me and my partners evening delightful.

A very exceptional meal was had at Meet Bros.

The atmosphere and decor in the restaurant is very charming and enticing.

The servers are attentive and helpful.

Colouring activities were provided for the kids which is a huge plus.

The watermelon cooler was refreshing and very tasty but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t resent paying £12 for it (!)

The prawn and mantu starter was rich, acidic yet buttery at the same time. The texture of the buns was confusing, but in a good way. Crisp, but soft, with an almost donutty flavour. Would highly recommend.

The ribs were also perfectly cooked with a wonderful indescribable sauce. I just wish there was a touch more sauce.

The kids meals were good value, given that the chicken goujons were made in house instead of shop bought frozen chicken nuggets. One of the kids needed more sauce, but again, slightly resented being told that the extra sauce would come at an additional cost?

The steak was very tender and well cooked though a touch bland. I think perhaps we were served  the non marinated steak by mistake. Nonetheless, it was clearly a good cut of meat so credit where credit is due.

The burger was also very tasty though a bit on the small side. I was perhaps expecting a slightly taller, more gourmet, burger. But the flavour profile was great.

It would have been nice to have sides included with the mains, given how sad the steak and ribs look sitting on the plate on their own. That would really round off the whole meal presentation wise.

From start to finish, our experience at this restaurant was nothing short of exceptional. We arrived without a reservation and, despite how busy it was, we were warmly welcomed and seated within just 15 minutes. That alone already set a positive tone for the evening.

We began with starters of spring rolls and ribeye beef. Both were perfectly prepared — the spring rolls were crisp, golden, and packed with flavour, while the ribeye beef was tender and rich, cooked exactly how it should be. Moving on to mains, we chose the fillet mignon and the Asian-style carbonara. The fillet mignon was melt-in-your-mouth perfection, bursting with flavour in every bite, and the carbonara was a creative twist on a classic — beautifully balanced with a unique Asian flair that worked incredibly well.

For dessert, we indulged in the pineapple turnover and the baked apple filo pastry. They were both heavenly — light, sweet, and the perfect way to end the meal. You could really taste the thought and effort put into each dish from start to finish.

The décor added so much to the experience too. Modern, stylish, and atmospheric, it gave the restaurant such a warm and inviting feel.

A special mention must go to our waiter, Tahleel. His service was outstanding — attentive without ever being intrusive, knowledgeable about the menu, and genuinely friendly. He went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable and made the whole evening even more enjoyable.

This restaurant truly ticks every box: fantastic food, beautiful surroundings, and first-class service. It’s rare to find a place that excels in all three, but this one does it effortlessly. We will most definitely be back and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking for an unforgettable dining experience.

A Hidden Gem Underground – Fully Halal & Truly Memorable

This place is an underground hidden gem, offering a fully halal menu with an impressive range of options. The facilities are fantastic, including convenient prayer rooms, and the traditional rustic decor downstairs adds a warm, authentic charm.

The food was absolutely sublime — rich in flavour and beautifully presented — and the service was equally outstanding. Everything arrived promptly, and the staff were friendly and attentive throughout. The atmosphere was lively and welcoming, making the entire experience even more enjoyable.

Parking is available on-site, and it’s free on Sundays — a great bonus. We were genuinely impressed and will definitely be visiting again. Highly recommended!

Meet Bros

Halal Asian cuisine. Formerly Bonda Kitchen

Bonda by Duck & Noodle

Will not return: decent duck but no alcohol.

We’ve
- Ma Po tofu 麻婆豆腐
- Duck noodle

Both are flavorful but slightly sweet, especially the tofu. The noodles are al dente.

This homey Malaysian restaurant is three minutes away from our hotel. After a long day of travel, the soup hits the spot.

The bonna brand porcelain hand-painted tableware from Turkey is quite attractive.

We came here after seeing the great reviews and were not disappointed. The waitress was so kind and welcoming and very helpful in making suggestions. We wanted dumplings and were very happy with the ones we got. They were very reasonably priced. They were delicious. I will definitely come back.

Food and service was exceptional. Abul Talib and his colleague gave us really outstbaidng service on Monday bank holiday. The food was fresh and piping hot. The food was served very quickly. Facilities were outstanding. Prayer room with wudu area and separate clean toilets. Highly recommended. Great place for halal duck and halal dumplings in London.

This is a new branch just 6 days old of the original restaurant Bonda Kitchen round the corner (currently under renovation due for re-opening Sept). We came on a busy lunchtime Easter Monday so the service was somewhat slower than expected but understandable for new staff & kitchen to find their feet. I expect they will improve efficiency over time. The halal Malaysian hawker and Chinese food menu is quite ambitious - there is Peking Duck, Chilli Crab with mantou, lobster and steamed seabass thru to dim sum and classic Malaysian comfort foods like laksa, mamak mee, nasi lemak & wat tan hor egg noodles. Sadly no char kuey teow but as this is usually a pork-based dish so not a surprise.
We tried the hawker foods and they were authentic - recommend the mamak mee, laksa & nasi lemak. The kangkong belacan was surprisingly quite spicy but the rest were mild. Will return once they are more settled to try the Chinese dishes with rice & dim sum. We did meet the owners who explained their concept and passion to deliver good Malaysian food locally. As fellow Malaysians, we wish them every success to bring the best of our cuisine to London (& to homesick Malaysians who miss it!).

Rainy day outside so I came in to order noodle soup, had the Laka with BBQ chicken and mushroom fried rice. The food was amazing, better than expected: Laka was flavorful where you can taste the coconut and the fried rice was filled with egg, mushroom, carrots, and string beans. The meal was wonderful, service was great, and price is very affordable. Highly recommended.

Roti King- Euston

@rotikinguk

Went to @rotikinguk again after I think almost 2/3 years maybe more I don’t even know anymore, but either way the queue was even worse than the first time, I waited about 1hr 15mins in total 🥲 but in a way it shows how good the food is if ppl are willing to wait for it, found a place nearby as a backup & someone in the queue told me not to bother as it’ll disappoint so I decided to wait 🥲

Anyway, the food.

Beef Rendang: 9/10

Cost £8 & for me it was the right portion, on a bad day I’d have needed 2 rounds of it but this time round the rendang was soooo much better than the first time I had it, also the duck dish has been removed 😪💔 but it had like a mild citrusy hint to it as well which was beautiful.

Sweet roti: 7.5/10

Second dish was this sweet roti with caramelised brown sugar & bananas, this was really good but I felt like it needed some sort of single cream or double cream even to make it even better but was still decent either way.

Overall:

Food: 8.8/10

@eafoodbae's review of Roti King King's Cross on Instagram

Roti King

I highly recommend trying Roti King if you've never tried Malaysian food! The food was incredible and the service was very friendly. There are a couple of downsides though. There are not many seating options, so you are basically touching back to back with your table neighbors which makes the atmosphere very claustraphobic. You cannot book in advance, so be prepared to wait in line outside. I only waited about 15-20 minutes for a table of 4 before being seated which felt very reasonable. I would also not recommend if you can't handle some spice! Aside from those things, Roti King had an absolutely delicious rendang. It was incredibly flavorful and filling. The spinach and cheese murtabak (not pictured) is a must try and great for sharing, and the planta and kaya desserts are the perfect ending to a fantastic meal. I could dream about the kaya with how wonderful the filling was. The coconut ice cream was delicious and perfectly balanced. Overall, I would absolutely dine at Roti King again.

Roti King is London’s go-to spot for authentic Malaysian comfort food 🇲🇾✨.

Nothing fancy — just comfort food. Famous for its flaky, buttery roti canai served with rich curries, it’s the kind of meal that hits all the right nostalgic notes. The menu also packs favorites like nasi lemak, beef rendang, and mee goreng — bold, hearty flavors at very reasonable prices. 🍛🔥

The vibe is no-frills and always buzzing, especially since it’s tucked just by Euston in Somers Town 🚇🍴.

Service is fast and efficient, portions are generous, and the food is consistently satisfying. A must-visit if you’re craving true Malaysian flavors in the heart of London. 🌆💙

Visit here as craving to Malaysian food and it is quite unique to find Malaysian style food in London.
Overall taste is just average if to compare for those nice local Malaysian food. Plus, the ingredients here are different from local Malaysia, do expect some distance with local Malaysian nice food with this place.
Teh Tarik is a bit too sweet and tastes different due to the different milk used.
Nasi Lemak is not bad, but Sambal not sweet enough, but spicy, the rest are average.
Nasi Goreng is spicy but was good in taste.
Kangkung Belacan is a bit too salty, but when eating together with other dishes, then is good.

Waitress’s service is good and quick to serve the food within 20minutes. Quite crowded shop and small tables and near to other customers at table beside.
Had to queue for around 30minutes to enter.

Like many people, I’d heard great things about this unassuming place and had often walked past many people queueing expectantly outside.

We decided to try it out this weekend and it was definitely worth the wait. We queued for about 20 minutes. The food was very affordable (especially for central London) and delicious. The Beef Rendang is a must try, and we ended the meal by sharing a jam roti with coconut ice cream.

The staff were friendly and we never felt rushed despite a growing queue of excited people outside.

Highly recommend and can’t wait to go back.

Really great food, at a great price in an intimate location. The cramped basement eatery with the constant queue down the street clues you in that you're in for a treat.

Several great options. Loved the noodles (could be a bit hotter) and the sweet banana roti for dessert.

Just next to the British Library so perfect for scholars after a long day of research. Service was fast and very kind.

Definitely coming back.

Duck & Noodle

Food- the portion is quite small. The taste was fine - nothing extraordinary. I had to pay £4.80 extra for chilli sauce!!!

Service- inattentive and curt. They include a compulsory service charge of 10%!

Atmosphere- the restaurant was busy and clean.

Duck & Noodle seems like a good choice, especially for those seeking exceptional roast duck or halal Chinese cuisine. However, be aware of potentially mixed reviews on other dishes and service.  Yeah, the roast duck is really delicious, the skin is roasted crispy and the filling is soft. But, the soy sauce is too salty. If you're an Asian person whose portion size is medium and small, each of their dishes can be shared for two people to eat.

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*Reply to owner/management*
1. The cross-contamination occurred when the staff wearing yellow gloves went from the washing sink to place some items in it, then touched the plate with his thumb touching the sauce surrounding steamed sea bass. Then brought the dish out of the kitchen. Placed it onto the counter where the other roasted meats were hanged at. Then someone else without gloves bringing it back to the kitchen. Then another staff bringing that same dish out of the kitchen. A kitchen requires a preparation station/washing station/ a serving station to be separated. The staff wearing the yellow gloves touching the washing sink and then touching the plate and dish IS cross contamination. Once the dish has left the kitchen, it shouldn’t be returned back and then brought out again.

2. Initially, my brother left an honest (and continued) review to be as accurate. Check his first review/comment: he said it was not an authentic chinese restaurant/ experience. He has the right as someone who dined there to leave a review of their experience. All 4 of us had an unpleasant experience, but my brother decided to be more vocal and for the first time left a review because of how upset he was - as he was the one who was eager to dine here out of all of us. And he did not leave a racist comment. He merely commented on the ethnicity to prove that he was present as you insinuated that he did not exist in your reply. He (and myself) is half asian himself so please do not twist the chain of events.

3. Yes, dissatisfaction of the food can be improved once you accept the lower starred reviews. That is the whole point. How did I take it to the next level to tarnish your business? You claimed my brother’s review is biased and lame - and again, insinuated he did not exist. Is this the best way to handle negative but honest reviews from your customers? Surely you can do better.

4. Are you implying that it’s “safe enough” and we are merely making a fuss? No. I stopped eating completely once I saw the cross contamination. However, out of pure courtesy and politeness the rest of my family decided to continue to eat as it is food at the end of the day, and there are people who do not have food to eat. So, just because they have that level of good character, they are unreasonable to choose to stay and eat?

5. Sure, to be a successful business owner one should consider all types of reviews; good and bad. Good to encourage the business and the bad ones, to learn reflect and improve. However, calling all the negative reviews as biased (my brother’s comment was not the only one that you replied in this manner) is distasteful. To continue bullying and attacking my brother as non-existent shows others how you handle your business. Do better.

Staff were extremely unprofessional and did not follow hygienic measures; cross contamination between staff and location was dangerous and appalling. Waitress had no idea what was on the menu but tried her best.

Dined here during my postgraduate graduation ceremony visit in London (dated 12Jan2024 at 12.45 -1.50pm). Food was not cooked properly (steamed ginger and soy fish had no ginger, ginger and spring onion beef had ginger but was 80% onion and bland like plain corn starch), unhygienic staff and fish was not fresh.

The owner/management will claim the review is “biased or fake” if they disagree with it, or unless you give a positive review.

I wanted to ignore and not entertain by leaving a review but them leaving rude remarks for my brother who dined with myself and my parents that left an honest and as accurate review to warn others - was not acceptable.

This used to be a place we enjoyed dining at years ago but I suppose it may have been a different owner/management. It used to be a great place to dine with delicious food. Now, we’ve got unprofessional staff and service that give condescending remarks to reviewers who rate them 1 star (see review below me where they claim that the “hairy chicken was due to the ginger”). Really? Where was my ginger in my steamed ginger and soy seabass?

Absolutely delicious! I am really happy I found this place. I ordered half a pecking duck with pancakes which came with hoisin sauce, 2x prawn dumplings, crab flavour xiao long bao and BBQ chicken buns. I was blown away with how amazing the food was. Definitely comforting! The waitresses provided great service and were very friendly.  The atmosphere was awesome, loved the drawings across the walls. It was  such a shame I was too full to try more on the menu. Can't wait to return again.

Food looks amazing but tastes so average not worth the price at all! I've had better stir fry for much cheaper. Personally would not recommend it. Like that its Halal and there is a variety to choose from but just not for my taste.... I was so excited to eat here after getting recommended by my brother did not reach the expectations. They also added the 10% service charge that was not deserved managed to get it refunded.

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Tukdin

It was my first time having Malaysian food. It was absolutely amazing, the flavours were really powerful and I especially loved the salted egg chicken. The service was really good: friendly and knowledgeable staff, I also loved the milo iced drink and condensed milk iced tea. Would definitely go again and try other options on the menu.

Really great neighborhood restaurant if you’re craving authentic Malaysian food. All the dishes we ordered were solid and we can’t wait to come back to try more dishes. Really liked the noodle dish as well as the peanut sauce with vegetables and fried tofu. Only thing that could’ve been better would be the roti canai and was a bit on the pricier side (came out to £82 for the two of us) but otherwise a great dining experience!

Been to this place a few times now, and never disappointed. The dishes were authentic, delicious, and came in big portions. Very good value for the price for sure. Absolutely loved their oxtails soup, and their weekend special - Nasi Ayam was really nice as well. Will definitely come back for more soon.

The food is ok but it's the menu is misleading.
So I ordered spicy beef curry with 2 roti (flat bread).
Beef was very nicely made but not spicy I understand spice levels can be subjective so I don't mind that but when it came to roti. I asked the waiter if it's an Indian styles roti and he said it's small in size and flat bread so yes, but when it came it was a frozen paratha 😭 I called the waiter and said is this your roti and he said yes this is roti.
For those who don't know frozen paratha is a pastry it's like ordering beef wellington and getting beef pie.
So I didn't make a fuss and started eating but the roti (paratha) was so small and I ran out so I asked for some boiled rice so I got them eating as much as I could and asked the waiter for it to be packed so the waiter just left a box on the table and walked off I had to ask him to pack the food which he than took the kitchen and packaged it.
So time for bill I was really surprised to see the bill of £42 I don't exactly remember the price of each item with the paratha ruined it for me and it felt like the most expensive meal I had in London.
Also I really don't understand why restaurants add in 10% service charge and than ask for tips on top and don't even want to pack your food for you.
I doubt I will be going back but I think they should fix their menu to show exactly what you are getting.

My 1st visit here during my 1st vacation in london. Recommended by one of the Malaysian we met during our holiday.

Delicious food selection. Asian and Malaysian lovers should come here. Recommended. Lovely service by the staff. Have place for prayer. However I suggest you should book and reserve table earlier since this restaurant always full with customers and a little crowded. But worth the wait hehe.

Malaysian Deli

This is nothing like Malaysian food.

We ordered what was supposed to be roti canai and veggie kari melayu. The roti was undercooked and soggy. The vegetable “curry” literally tasted like frozen veggies that hadn’t been microwaved all the way through submerged in a pool of diluted daal. The food also took forever to arrive. It was not worth the wait and definitely not worth the amount of money we paid. I understand the kitchen might be busy but this is unacceptable from a restaurant.

What a wonderful gem of a restaurant hidden in Crofton Park. I’ve lived here for years and only recently noticed this restaurant. My friend and I decided to try our luck getting a table when they opened on Sunday night. Luckily for us they managed to squeeze us in. The staff were so friendly and the decor feels like you’ve been invited into a family home and this combination was perfect. I ordered the vegetarian rendang (photo 1) curry and some coconut rice. They were delicious, seasoned perfectly and the portions were really generous. We were both so full when we left that we welcomed the stroll home. They also let you BYOB for £2 which was great as we didn’t have to spend money on expensive alcohol. I also checked the hygiene rating which is a 5 so that’s the icing on the cake. A really great under the radar local Malaysian restaurant - please book and support them as we need businesses like this thriving in the local area. We both said we can’t wait to return!

Really enjoyed eating here - I thought the Mackerel Sambal was particularly good. Prices were also reasonable, a fairly sizeable one course dinner for 2 came to £35ish total. Lots of fun!

I previously gave this place 5 stars, and years later I would still do the same. Small and simple menu but the food is good and authentic. I like it.

I am Malaysian and have worked as a Malaysian chef in London and Malaysia. This place is amazing, big portions, well priced and most importantly delicious! Very authentic flavour, just like how you’d get in Malaysia. Will definitely visit again, thank you!

Peninsula Shoreditch(Malaysian & Indian Cuisine)

We tried Roti Canai here and couldn’t fault it. Really fragrant Dal and one of the flakiest roti I’ve had in UK. The charred bits on the roti adds wonderful flavour. It’s made fresh to order as well so must try if you are in the area.

The Nasi Lemak was disappointing. Fried chicken was frozen chicken strips, the sort you can get from your local chicken shop. The rice was Basmati instead of Jasmine and the roti canai was from frozen package like you can buy at Tesco. The curry was OK but overall not worth the money paid. You cannot advertise as genuine Malaysian food.

Rice and condiments were good, reasonably priced as well. Sambal chili could be spicier and the chicken was not authentic (chicken fingers instead of chicken wings as advertised?). Worth it if you’re in the area and are craving Malaysian/Singaporean food.

The devils chicken was really crispy despite being drenched in sauce. It was a perfect spicy so you could enjoy the food and not sob like a baby at the heat. Good portion sizes too.

Fantastic rice and sambal but we (Singaporeans) were quite taken aback by the fact that the fried crispy chicken = chicken tenders??? £10

Peninsula

Peninsula Croydon

Just had Char Kwai Teow (seafood). It would taste better if you go easy on the soy sauce. It’s too salty, but it’s not bad, just too salty.

If you can add lap cheung (Chinese cured sausage) - even a few slices - that would be great (and “authentic”). I think this isn’t something westerners won’t eat?

Also hope you can use bean sprouts instead of cabbage.

In any case, as long as you make it less salty, even without the other suggestions above, I will still order this again.

The person who served me was very helpful. He reminded the time I would need to wait for my order before taking it. I would like to commend him on that.

DELICIOUS DONT SLEEP ON THIS PLACE. Out of all the places we ate at in London during our trip, this one was BY FAR the best. It is the only place we returned to. Lovely service, delicious and authentic south East Asian food. Will be returning here next time I’m in London.

Curried noodles dish was not an earth shaking experience. Soup stock lacking the oomph. Meagre toppings

Banana leaf rice was so good and very authentic too! Such a good variety of curries

I’m so glad that I came across Peninsula thanks to Deliveroo. I’ve never been in and eaten at the restaurant (I will, one day!) but I’ve now ordered from there twice and eaten at home.

I’ve not disliked anything yet! My first order I just had the Devil chicken, veg dumplings and roti canai. The second time I tried the mutton curry with banana leaf rice and also the roti canai (loving their roti!). I’ve been happy both times.

Tasty food, good portion size, all at a reasonable price - it’s a win win. I definitely plan to go and eat in at that Croydon Boxpark location someday soon.

Peninsula Wembley(Malaysian and Indian cuisine)

Mutton rolls - They were nice and spicy but there was too much filling.

Roti - Undercooked. I could taste the flour.

Chicken curry - The chicken pieces were nice but the curry was super watery.

Nasi lemak - Not great.

I recently had a wonderful meal at Peninsula, a restaurant in Boxpark Wembley that serves food from South & South east Asia. I ordered the banana leaf plate, which was packed with flavor and came with generous portions. The staff were friendly and helpful, and I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for delicious and authentic food.

Here are some of the things I loved about Peninsula:

The food was absolutely delicious. The flavors were so vibrant and complex, and the dishes were all perfectly cooked.

The portions were generous. I could have easily shared my banana leaf plate with someone else.

The staff were friendly and helpful. They were happy to answer my questions and make recommendations.

Overall, I had a wonderful experience at Peninsula. The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and the atmosphere was perfect. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a great dining experience.

This was the worst Nasi Lemak I have had in my life, everything was so poor. Fried chicken was not fried but put in the oven and dry. Sambal was not nice either and really not authentic to Malaysian cuisine. Satay chicken was better but yh for the price proper let down.

I stumbled upon a hidden gem of a restaurant that served the most amazing Roti canai with chicken curry! The flavors were incredibly special, and every bite was a delight to my taste buds. The roti was excellent, adding an extra layer of deliciousness to the overall experience. I highly recommend trying their roti canai if you're in the city – you won't be disappointed! Five stars all the way!

First time I tried Malaysian food, It was amazing. Great customer service and gives you that homely touch to the food.
Also I highly recommend their hot tea “Teh Tarik” it is a delight.

Definitely we will be going back.

Kopitiam breakfast, brunch and dinner Wednesday - Sunday

SUDU - Malaysian Eatery

Malaysian food is a bit spicy for me, but the wife loved that.  My pad Thai was very very tasty. The less stars given for the atmosphere and service is because we were asked to wait, even if there were empty tables ( allegedly booked, but the people arrived AFTER we already finished and were going to pay). But as restaurant goes,  very nice and suggested. The anchovies ruth peanuts entree... amazing

Hi Sudu,
I didn't get the name of the 2 nice guys serving us. They smile and look like really enjoying serving the visitors. I cannot took some pictures of the ambience because it was quite a full house that Sunday Night.
The ambience : warm, friendly and very welcoming.
The Location : strategically placed very close to Queen's Park Underground station.
The Food
Chicken Nasi Goreng : BEST with a significant smokey note, big chunk of chicken and 🫛 green peas.
Nasi Lemak Fried Chicken : Marvellous, 4 pcs of freshly cooked crunchy chicken, with the taste of galangal and kaffir lime leaves. And the sambal is very authentic.
Rojak Salad : in Indonesia we say "Rujak". Very original taste of Rujak, sweet, sour, spicy.. fresh fruits although they are not tropical fruit as normal ORIGINAL Rujak, but it is indeed still VERY NICE.
The Toilet : is accessible.
Parking space : this one we don't know because we coming by the tube.

Overall.. ALL WONDERFUL.
IF you ever have time to visit Queen's Park When you are in London, please find SUDU. For my fellow asian especially from SEA, if you ever miss your hometown for and beverage, you need to VISIT  SUDU.

All the best, keep the good work.
Thank you for the very nice dinner.

Was craving for Malaysian cuisine with roti, and we found this hidden gem near Queen’s Park station.
The staff is very friendly and the food was delicious. Best roti, that I ordered extra for takeout!

Regardless of where we stay in London, this restaurant remains at the top of our list. It never fails to impress, and we absolutely love it.

Laksa
Nasi Lemak Daging Rendang
Nasi Goreng Kampung
Nasi Putih & Spicy Beef Berlada

What a find. Just next door to Queens Park tube on the Bakerloo line. I discovered this place on Infatuation and really hoped it lived up to the Google reviews. It did! Gorgeous decor that complements that food and atmosphere. Even the disabled toilet is good looking and welcoming!
And the food and service. Exemplary. The laksa is full full full with noodles and other good things. Best I’ve tasted in London.
The nasi cam cam fish serving was delightful with the medley of fresh vegetables on the side. We even got complimentary pandan cake as it was my friend’s birthday. Service was polite and when a mistake on the order was made they voluntarily made it up to us. Soooo coming again. My mouth is watering just thinking of that laksa dish again! Highly recommended. We got there just before the dinner rush on a Sunday hence empty tables. It soon filled up!

All items on the menu is from a HMC Halal certified supplier.

Sudu

Authentic, traditional Malaysian Restaurant

Normah's

Amazing and most delicious experience at Normah's. Hands down, THE BEST Malaysian food I ever had, not that I'm an expert. But it was delicious, so that all that counts. The portion sizes are generous just like at home. Mine and my friend's eyes couldn't decide what to get everything sounded so good on the menu. We've been wishing and dreaming of tasting Normah's cooking for ages now and we did not get disappointed. The service is extra welcoming and special, thank you. Even though you have to try your best to book and reservations close fast, I definitely recommend trying. We will be coming back for sure. Thank you so much for your cooking and hospitality 🙏🙏

Wow. Most of my experiences with Malay food is from an ex boyfriend… his mom used to make the most delicious Malaysian food and it’s the thing I miss most about the years I dated him. Normah’s has filled that nasi lemak hole in my heart.

Jokes aside, the service and food here are exceptional. Everything on the menu looked so good, and when other tables dishes were coming out we were sorry we hadn’t ordered more!

Will definitely be returning. Thank you all for a lovely meal!

I’ve not long come back from Normah’s after having a booking at 5pm.

I couldn’t even wait til tomorrow to write this review, the food was that good.

I wish aunty Normah all the best in this world and the next, may Allah bless you and your family.

It’s clear to see how hard aunty Normah works day in day out, and her nephew serving is very kind and helpful.

My son absolutely LOVED the food, as did we all. He just had to go and thank her personally.

There isn’t a single dish I wouldn’t recommend from all the dishes we tried.

We got:

Chicken wings and bites - so crispy and flavourful. Really juicy and tender as well!

Daal and roti - this is such a yummy and comforting dish, which just goes to show there is beauty in simplicity.

Prawn laksa - the best laksa I have ever had. It was extra flavourful from the prawn heads and had just the right kick.

Assam pedas sea bass - I loved this so much more than I thought I would. The sauce with the white rice was something I just couldn’t stop eating.

King prawn nasi goreng - again, perfectly balanced flavours, sweet, spicy, savoury. This was my husband’s favourite and he would’ve happily eaten a big plate of this alone.

Beef rendang with roti - this is incredibly rich and meaty, especially with the roti. I couldn’t eat a whole portion of this alone due to the richness, but this was a necessary addition to the spread and I would get it the next time and time after that!

Normah is a hidden gem serving truly authentic Malaysian food, run by a lovely Malaysian lady and her nephew who make you feel right at home. Reservations via Google are essential as seating is limited and the restaurant’s popularity speaks for itself. This is hands down the best Malaysian food I’ve had — every dish was packed with bold, rich flavors. I started with Normah’s Crispy Chicken Wings, perfectly seasoned and fried to golden perfection — an absolute must-order. The Curry Laksa King Prawn was exceptional, with fragrant coconut broth, plump king prawns, and all the classic toppings that make a proper laksa. To finish, the Roti Beef Rendang was out of this world — slow-braised beef that melts in your mouth, paired with flaky roti and layers of aromatic spices. If you’re after authentic Malaysian cuisine in London, Normah is unbeatable.

The best laksa we’ve ever had. It was an explosion of flavours. We’ve never had anything like it before. The restaurant is very cute and run by Normah and her nephew. He was very nice and attentive. We were very lucky because we managed to get a table without a reservation. The food is worth every penny and so much more. 10/10, even more than that.

Canteen-style Indochinese venue with an open kitchen and communal tables 

Banana Tree Battersea

We had a lovely celebration of our daughters 18th birthday. We had a bottomless brunch. Quite often on these kinds of lunches the food is not very nice. However the food at Banana tree was fantastic. We had a very lovely waitress called Jinal. She gave us a complimentary birthday cake with ice cream for our daughter. We were definitely recommend the banana tree and will be returning soon.

Delicious pad Thai chicken noodles, it can get very noisy in the restaurant. Making it hard to hear!
Expensive cocktails even with 2-1 offer £14.35 each for pornstar martini!
Had desserts which were both nice (expensive again)

Most delicious food and service with a smile. I was on my own and got seated straight away on a Saturday evening. The lime and lychee mocktail is delicious and the steak main was just perfect. Dessert was amazing. The restaurant packed out soon after me so I got there just at the right time. Will be visiting again. Great halal food.

Love coming back to this place , although Singapore Laksa got smaller (compared to past years) and more spicy but still at good price. Music could be a touch lower level, it’s hard to have a conversation. Overall a nice place with good food and friendly service :)

When I saw green papaya salad on the menu... 🤤  But it wasn't a green papaya salad I've had before in south East Asia so it was a great disappointment. I also had prawns - edible and calamari which tasted a bit better than prawns...
And as all the dining places in London now with included service charge in the bill - it absolutely lacks follow up and actual service...
So loads of space for improvement .
Good price for cocktails as they were 2 for 1 all day long.

All chicken and beef on our menu is Halal.

Banana Tree

Banana Tree Westbourne Grove

I loved dining at Banana tree today. Me and my two other friends came for a get together and the service was amazing. Renuka was very accommodating and had such a friendly approach with us going above and beyond to make sure our experience was nice. The food was amazing. I ordered the spiced noodles and they were perfectly seasoned. We also got the dumplings, chicken wings and satay sticks and they were all tasty. The portion size was a nice generous amount. We also got the banana sticky rice which was also such a nice dessert.  Would definitely recommend to anyone who wants a nice place for a meet up with good food.

Banana Tree has become my regular choice for lunch, and for good reason. The portions are always generous – more than enough to leave me satisfied, with leftovers quite often. My personal favourite is the Firecracker Bowl – it hits the perfect balance of spice and flavour, and the textures are always spot on. The rice, chicken, and veggies are consistently cooked well, and the dish feels both hearty and fresh.

I’ve tried a few other dishes from their menu as well, and they’ve all been reliably tasty – nothing ever feels rushed or bland. The staff are genuinely friendly and welcoming, which makes the experience even better, especially when you’re popping in on a busy day.

Highly recommend if you’re after a filling, flavourful, and dependable meal.

(halal too!)

Went to banana tree with my nieces for casual dine at Westbourne grove branch, the food is always nice as usual and the service has always been top notch for me as i have visited few times. Mr Ronnie Rohit Hubbert was especially attentive and friendly also gave us their new soy sauce ice cream on the house as i was disappointed tht they have stopped doing my favourite desert the black rice pudding. Anyhow i still like visiting their for their food and 2for1 mocktail.

The waitress service was a bit haphazard due to lunch time busyness

I ordered the Sticky Korean wings which were tasty and not to miss.
Then I had prawn pad thai which was also delicious

I had a small bottle of sparkling water

Extremely disappointed. Found a snail in my meal, which is completely unacceptable. Shortly after consuming part of the food, I developed food poisoning, including severe vomiting. This raises serious concerns about the restaurant's hygiene standards and food safety practices. I do not recommend dining here.

Banana Tree West Hampstead

John is the best restaurant manager I ever met ! He is so kind and generous and so good at his job ! He is numero uno ! I visit often and the food and service is always fab !

Wondered in on my own late at night for a quick meal on my way home. It was a lovely experience as Shamil the server looked after me well and food was delivered so quickly! Delicious too!
Will definitely be back soon

It was our first time at banana tree restaurant. Food was hot and hit the spot. Nice ambience too - it was a pleasant temperature and music wasn't too loud. John was very attentive and generally awesome too!

First time to this branch.  I went for an early dinner so it was not too busy then.  Small branch and tables are quite tightly packed.  I sat inside.  Staff were friendly and pleasant.  Good service.  I had the Thai green curry with chicken.  The dish comes with steamed jasmine rice but you can upgrade for a small extra charge to coconut rice or egg fried rice.  I went with the egg fried rice.  My meal was perfect.  Could not fault it.  Freshly prepared, nicely presented and generous in portion size for one person.  Would recommend.

We had a wonderful experience at Banana Tree! The food was fresh, delicious, and full of flavour — every dish was perfectly cooked and beautifully presented. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a meal.

A special thank you to John, who served us — he was friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed. His excellent service really made our visit even better. We’ll definitely be coming back soon

Banana Tree Islington

Not as busy and didn't have the hectic rumble of other Banana Trees. So the food came quickly and efficiently.

Alex our service provider was funny and charming. Had good banter and made good recommendations.

The atmosphere was chilled and I wasn't in a rush to eat even with the 90 mins time for the "Bottomless Bowl". I would highly recommend and it's only 5 mins away from Angel station.

My first visit at this place.
Been welcomed by a staff member and a manager who seated me while she could as it was a little busy.
She was very polite and friendly.
I ordered tofu laksa and I asked for no aubergine inside as I don’t like it.
The soup was full of flour and spicy but I been warned and I was aware of it as well but I don’t mind spices.
I been asked if I am allergic to anything and also the special lunch offer was presented to me and I could have free soft drink.
The decor is nice and cozy.
I paid 12.32£ which I think is reasonable.
The wait for the food wasn’t long at all.
Thanks.

Excellent service from some very lovely staff, made us feel truly welcome. Interiors are very nice and family friendly. The food was absolutely delicious, lots of variety to choose from, you're effectively spoilt for choice. The Banana Fritters at the end was incredible and a great way to finish the meal. Highly recommended!

We opted for a selection of small plates/starters and not one of them disappointed. Such flavour and delicious dishes.
Staff are very welcoming and attentive throughout our dining experience.
I would highly recommend.

We had the lunch bowl offer on this visit, with some sides. The food was tasty, as it usually is here, with the only downside being that there wasn’t enough sauce in proportion to the amount of rice in the bowl (as a set lunch menu item, there was no option to get extra sauce for the curry, so it was a bit dry). Our server Alex was friendly, attentive, and efficient.

Mei Mei

I love the food and drinks at Mei Mei! Especially the Iced Bandung! 🌸 When I fly to London, I go there at least once. The Hainanese Chicken Rice is not simply rice with chicken, it‘s more than that. 😌

Fantastic food with proper authentic Singaporean flavours! I especially loved the chicken rice – so tasty and comforting. I had the iced milk tea this time, which was nice, but I must say the hot milk tea I had on a previous visit was even better. Just a heads-up: seating is quite limited, so it’s worth planning ahead if you’re coming during peak times.

One of the best places for Singapore food. Tucked away in the lovely Borough market.
The food was INCREDIBLE. Highly recommend the Chai Sui Pork meal with chicken broth rice, fried egg on top their chilli oil yummmm (if there is one thing you get make it this one) and the fried chicken was utterly delicious 🤤 . The milo chocolate drink is fantastic. I’ve also ordered online via their shop and utterly love the kaya toast. I’m a massive fan and will keep going back. Fantastic service and super lovely staff.

I recently tried the Hainanese Chicken Rice at Mei Mei, and it was absolutely delicious! The dish was wonderfully tasty and incredibly flavourful. A definite must-try for anyone looking for Singaporean flavours.

Extremely disappointing. Having spent half my life in Malaysia and the other half in the UK, I am very familiar with the cuisine and unfortunately, this experience fell far short. The teh peng at £6.50 was incredibly watered down, easily the worst I have had. The nasi lemak at £15.50 lacked a sufficient amount of sambal, leaving the dish flat and unmemorable. This place used to be good a few years ago, but sadly, that’s no longer the case. I have no issue with the prices if the quality and flavour were there, but they simply weren’t.

Malaysian cuisine in a modern, scarlet-walled room with hibiscus stencils and teardrop lamps.

Satay House Malaysian Restaurant

Satay House Restaurant is such a nice spot and definitely a must-visit if you’re craving Malaysian food in London. It’s the oldest Malaysian restaurant in town and you can really taste the authenticity in their dishes.

The chicken satay was the highlight of our meal, so, so good! Honestly the best satay I’ve had in London. I had the bee hoon sup, which was the perfect warm and comforting bowl, while my boyfriend had the nasi goreng kampung. The flavours really hit the spot, though we both wished it still came with kangkung instead of peas. His parents ordered the Nasi Campur, and both the kari ayam and kari kambing were absolutely delicious.

Highly recommend this restaurant. They even have a menu that works really well for big groups. Authentic, tasty, and worth the visit!

Nice place to enjoy some Malaysian Cuisine especially if you need some Sambal Belacan(note: not spicy enough for our SEA tastebuds).

Must must Book in advance!!

Fried Banana ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Kway Teow Goreng
Satay!!
Mee Sup

Authentic Malaysian since 1973! 🍜 Must-tries: chicken satay with rich peanut sauce, tender Lamb Curry & comforting laksa. Cozy vibe, friendly service & halal menu — perfect for dinner with friends or a casual night out. A little taste of Asian in London! 🇲🇾✨

Really loved the ambience and detail of this place. Desmond was so kind and helpful and funny. The highlight for me would be the dessert. Really delicious! Would definitely be visiting often 😀

One appetiser, two mains, and two drinks came to £63 at lunch time.

The fried tofu with stuffed vegetables/beansprouts (tahu sumbat) for appetiser is not recommended.   It was fairly flavourless even with the sauce. However I enjoyed my bee hoon goreng a lot. The portion was big and the spice level was great. I would have this again.

I also liked the hot teh tarik. It was sweet just like how I had it in KL. It could possibly be the best teh tarik I’ve had so far in London.

There were plenty of seatings at 12:30 on a Saturday but I would recommend a reservation if you go in the evening.

Satay House

Old Chang Kee Covent Garden

The food here was overpriced for the small quantity served. Taste-wise, it was very disappointing, especially when compared to Singapore OCK. The curry puff was hard and dry, and the chicken curry was bland and watery. On a positive note, the staff were very nice and friendly

Delicious curry puffs! The gentleman that helped us was very nice and made the selection process very easy. Tons of puffs to choose from and you can just get one or four and keep walking. They other stuff on the menu but we couldn’t resist the puffs. Highly recommend stopping in here we got the signature chicken and the curry potato.

Been there for several times! The food is good and lovely price! I ordered signature Singaporean chicken curry with rice. It tasted as good as I expected! Other course like laksa and Nasi Lemak also great! High recommend!

The store is so cozy and cute.

Staff there are excellent!! They were all very friendly and nice! I asked if I can get some more curry sauce(because sauce is the best part!) and they said yes, and game me some more in a separate bowl I found this so kind and smart.

A big thank you!

I had the Singaporean curry rice and chicken pastry!

The curry was absolutely perfect, with tender potatoes and chicken that were cooked just right and packed with flavor. The portion was super satisfying — one plate is more than enough for one person, and you’ll definitely leave full and happy.
The chicken pastry was super filling too — the outer layer was flaky and crispy, which made it even more tempting and delicious.

Staff is quite polite and kind to help you out!

The newly launched beef bulgogi curry puff was delicious

Having the opportunity to meet the creator was an added bonus

Well worth the trip!

It always is as all of their food has proven to be tasty 😋

Old Chang Kee

Took advantage of a warm summer eve during the heatwave this week to check out @batterseapwrstn for the first time! There are some good foodie options to choose from in the area, an outdoor cinema & some crazy golf to keep you entertained ⛳️ 

It would have been rude not to stop by @rotikinguk for some Malaysian food - one of my favourite cuisines 😍

We ordered roti canai w/ mutton curry, nasi goreng 🍤 & a roti w/ coconut jam for dessert 🥥 Everything on the menu is حلال. A cold teh tarik is just what I needed in that weather too 💦 

In terms of parking, there’s only really one option nearby in a private car park which charges by the hour. Even then, it wasn’t very clear which bays were for the general public. You’re better off getting the underground, seeing as there’s a brand new station here 👍🏽 

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@halalfoodbae's review of Roti King on Instagram

Roti King Battersea

London food is awesome - Roti King was another in the chain of superhits during our short stay here. Crowded, small - you may have to wait. We decided to opt for seating outside and that jumped the wait queue. Food is fast and tastes amazing. We loved everything - nasi lemak, mei goreng, nasi goreng, roti canai in chicken, beef, and dhal (dal). The drinks (mojito, margarita) are ok, better than nothing. Location is superbly convenient if you are taking the boat.

Went with a group of friends and had an amazing time! The food was fantastic—flavorful, generous portions, and every dish we tried was mouth-watering. We sampled a variety of items, and everything was consistently delicious. The whole group enjoyed it, and the atmosphere made the experience even better. Highly recommend this place to anyone, and I’ll definitely be coming back!

I always love Roti King, and this particular one at the top of the list. I am familiar with the offering and I expect the best, and it didn't disappoint.

Staff are prompt and nice, the design is superb, and the premises is clean.

I will come back with friends.

Great little spot for a quick bite to eat away from the busy side of Battersea Power Station.

Food always hits the spots.
Good portion.

I had the fish 🐟 curry with roti but it was a little too salty for me.

But it did not spoil my overall experience.

Staff 5/5

Roti King in Battersea is a fantastic spot for halal Malaysian food! The dishes were a hit with both us and the kids. Karina our waitress was super helpful and her recommendations were spot on! We had the Roti Beef Rendang and Nasi Goreng and for dessert Roti Kaya, absolutely delicious!

All good on our menu is Halal. Alcohol is sold at this location.

Gopal's Corner Victoria

Delicious Malaysian Indian food. We ordered Banana leaves rice with ayam berempah, fried chicken herbs, 5 pieces of Ayam berempah as side dish and Roti Canai with Dahl. We ordered teh tarik, pulled tea for drinks. All very tasty, chicken well seasoned and full of flavour, best roti in town. Reasonable price, good portion size. No service charge.
Food Court / Marketplace style
Toilet available
Free tap water available
Music is a bit too loud, feels like you are in a club and difficult to have conversations.

had an incredible experience at this restaurant! The food was absolutely delicious every dish was bursting with flavor and beautifully presented on a banana leaf, which added a nice authentic touch.

The service was efficient, and the ambiance had a welcoming, vibrant vibe. One thing to note: they only accept card payments, no cash, so make sure you're prepared.

Overall, a truly iconic spot for anyone who loves great food and a unique dining experience. Highly recommended!

My Malaysian friend introduced me to this place, and ever since, it’s been my go-to spot whenever I'm in London. I absolutely love the food here — it’s incredibly delicious and full of flavour. The portions are generous, and the banana leaf servings remind me of my hometown, which adds a personal touch. The service is always warm and welcoming. I highly recommend this place if you're in London — it’s a must-try!

Heard this is the best roti canai in the UK?

Flavour profile of the mutton curry was on point, mutton was tender enough despite the lean cut. Roti canai was crispy although if I were being harsh, the dough has a little too much bite. Nonetheless still good enough

Being this good, we went to order the fish curry banana leaf rice for takeaway.
The pumpkin was well spiced, french beans a bit undercooked but the fish curry again has the right flavour profile.

Overall their curries still has a bit of that blitzed veggie body which means it lacks a bit of intensity but it's rare enough in the UK to find the correct flavour profile, so id definitely recommend it for a taste of home

My wife and I originally came to Market Halls Victoria just for a coffee, but we were pleasantly surprised to find Gopal’s Corner offering authentic Malaysian food. Naturally, we couldn’t resist! We took a look at the menu and ended up ordering Mee Goreng Mamak and Teh Tarik and skipped the coffee altogether!

Alhamdulillah, the food did not disappoint. The flavours were truly authentic, just like what we would have back home in Malaysia. Most importantly, the food is HALAL, which gave us peace of mind. The portions were generous, the prices reasonable, and the staff were friendly and welcoming.

Aside from Gopal’s Corner, there are other food stalls offering Thai, Mexican, and more, all in a relaxed food court-style setting. It wasn’t too crowded when we visited, and the seating area was comfortable and well-arranged.

We also noticed many international visitors choosing food from Gopal’s Corner, the response was clearly very positive.

A great spot to enjoy the taste of Malaysia right in the heart of London. Keep up the great work, Gopal’s Corner!
Highly recommended for anyone craving authentic, halal Malaysian cuisine.

We don’t sell alcohol but all three Markethalls sites in Oxford street, Victoria and Canary Wharf have a bar.

Gopal's Corner

Head over to @markethalls in Canary Wharf to grab a bite from one of the many food vendors (plenty of halal options) or alternatively get a picnic together, along with your friends & spend an hour or more on the water with @goboatcanarywharf 🛶 

Obviously I was going to choose @gopalscorner for my food of choice, with zero regrets 😍

Renting the boats costs £95 for an hour & the maximum number of passengers is 8 in total. Picnics & dogs are encouraged! 🐶 Alternative locations are Kingston, Paddington & even Birmingham📍

Book in advance to avoid disappointment & leave yourself plenty of time to find the correct docking point. *For Canary Wharf, find the Go Boat counter next to Hawksmoor*

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@halalfoodbae's review of Gopal's Corner Canary Wharf on Instagram

Gopal’s Corner

I ordered the £9.95 lunch deal from Gopal's Corner in Canary Wharf. I chose the prawn roti wrap accompanied by fried okra fries with the mint yoghurt dip. The cold Malaysian pulled tea (teh tarik) was incredibly refreshing on a hot day.

The staff were friendly and helpful, and the atmosphere and service were excellent. Highly  recommend coming here for delicious Malaysian street food!

We loved Malaysian food on our trips and alongside Roti King, Gopals Corner have brought the authentic flavours to London, this time in Canary Wharf. The Roti tasted just like back in Kuala Lumpur and so did the curry’s. The fried chicken was great but I think the curry’s are my favourite. The Nasi Goreng also had the traditional flavours. And considering their location, there’s very reasonable prices in there. The Teh Tarik might be my favourite tea ever and it doesn’t disappoint in that regard here. Overall, great spot for a lunch or dinner.

Gopals corner by Roti king is situated inside the cargo market hall in canary wharf. I have tried Roti king is one of my favourite places in London. Their chicken roti canai is my go to order whenever i visit. Tried the fried chicken banana leaf meal which was served with 2 vegetable sides of potatoes and cabbage which was okayish. The fried chicken had a strong thai flavour which was nice and flavourful. Their malaysian roti is hands down the best bread i have in London.

Authentic Malaysian food! Reasonable price and great service from the cook and waitress. Definitely recommend

Food was ok though abit salty - enjoyed their Mutton Rolls, Curries was ok, their Roti was on the thicker side and wasn't really a fan od their Dosa...

Average malaysian food. We ordered the curry fish banana leaf rice which was way too bland. Ayam berempah (spiced chicken) and roti canai was similarly unexciting. Curry laksa had too much coconut milk.
Overall, it's not bad but just really average malaysian food - that is not to die for. Live music was too loud to enjoy the meal. There are other much better malaysian restaurants that I would recommend in London. Price was reasonable for London.

Fantastic authentic Malaysian street food. The veggie banana leaf meal was excellent as was the thosai. So good I went 2 days running in my short trip to London. The staff were really friendly and enthusiastic. I will be back for sure.

toooooo much oil i felt nauseous after eating this. the bread was good though and the nasi lamak was okay but it tasted too strong of prawns.  + the iced tea was okay but a bit too sweet for my liking.

The most amazing food we’ve had on our trip to London, the chicken curry is buttery, flavoursome, has a perfect blend of chillis and mixed spices, it melts in your mouth and is delicious, the rotis are buttery, flaky and to-die-for!! Sudhakar is so kind and makes the best food! Excellent service too! Thank you so much we will definitely revisit whenever we’re in London on Oxford Street!!

I ordered the Banana Leaf Rice and I thought it was not bad! I would say overall the taste is a little healthy compared to what I had back home in Malaysia but it was still good!

I’d definitely come back when I miss having banana leaf rice! I think the roti canai was not too bad too! Would’ve been perfect if they had dhal & sambal!

It’s located in a like a hall full of other restaurants so it was a comfortable spot to dine in! During lunch it was quite busy but not impossible to find a place to dine in!

P.S. Fully halal! :)

Putera Puteri

Last month we went there for lunch. It was our first time trying Malaysian food!
It’s a small place, but they offer a good variety of dishes.
I’d love to try other dishes when I have the chance to come back :)

Anaqi was fantastic! I absolutely love his service and authenticity. His recommendations hit the spot and made our even spark just a bit more.

I love the food, very homely real taste. Massive portions, especially for London.

Will be brining everyone here!

This place is an absolute underrated authentic gem.

Honestly, as soon as I walked in everything about it was perfect. From the lovely welcoming staff to the peaceful & laid back atmosphere and the incredible authentic food. Everything was 10/10.

I ordered the roti with chicken curry to start 11/10
Filled by the Nasi lemak with fried chicken. I asked the staff about trying a little beef rendang and they very kindly added a generous amount to my dish at no extra charge.

On top of this, I had asked the staff about the tradition mini cakes they make and he very kindly gave me and my friend each a selection of 3 different kinds to try. He also gave us some extras to take home.

Such a perfect evening, with delicious authentic food and the loveliest staff. Guaranteed to have a nice experience if you come.

And extra thanks to the lovely guy who welcomed us in and served us. I Will be coming back for sure

Great vibes. Feel like being in Kuala Lumpur. Great service, very friendly staff. Food to be improved. Overall, recommended for any Malaysian who travel to London and staying at Hyde Park.

Authentic Malaysian Gem in Queensway!

We visited Putera Puteri in Queensway and were welcomed by the warmest and friendliest waiter — such a lovely start to the experience. The food? Absolutely incredible. We ordered Kway Teow, Curry Laksa, Roti Canai, and Nasi Lemak, finishing off with some perfectly crispy Goreng Pisang for dessert. Every dish was bursting with authentic Malaysian flavour — rich, spicy, and comforting, just like home.

The Teh Tarik was the cherry on top — so smooth and nostalgic. We even took a portion of the sambal home because it was that good! A must-visit for all my fellow Malaysians in London craving real taste and heartwarming hospitality. Will definitely be back!

Malaysian cuisine at Bang Bang food court

Coconut Tree

The Coconut Tree never disappoints ,I ’m hooked on their curry laksa. It’s hearty, loaded with toppings, and easily one of my favourite dishes. The portions are huge, super filling, and definitely worth the price. Comfort food at its best!

My favourite place to go in this oriental food hall. MASSIVE selection of food to choose from. I go for the vegetarian nasi goreng and it’s absolutely delicious. Portion size is huge and always end up taking it home if I’m on my own eating it. Also get the vegetarian Singapore noodles, salt and pepper chicken, salt and pepper fries from here and they are great dishes and never had an issue with food from here.
Fast and efficient service and plenty of other shops around.

Rice wasn’t even cooked, everything was bland. I used to eat here when bang bang first opened and was disappointed everytime but yesterday I thought I’d give them a chance again and regretted it. Chef special and chicken hainanese was ordered and do not recommend. (Ignore the dumplings in the photo they’re from Momos and were quite tasty)

Ordered takeaway food arrived with no cutlery how I can eat ?
Nasi Goreng only 1 king prawns! Test less  for 16£ pounds dish
Chicken show main and Laksa soup I wish I try it as no cutlery to try
Really bad experience advice everyone not order take away very expensive food is test less bad quality bad service 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

Bold Malaysian Flavours at Coconut Tree! 🇲🇾🍛🍜

Coconut Tree at Bang Bang Oriental is a must-try for fans of bold, aromatic Malaysian food. It's located right at the entrance, so it’s hard to miss, and it offers a solid introduction to the spicy, coconut-rich flavours that define Malaysian cuisine.

I tried the Curry Laksa, and it was fantastic, the broth was rich and full of depth, with a spicy kick that wasn’t overwhelming. The noodles were perfectly cooked, and the bowl was loaded with seafood, vegetables, and toppings that soaked up the soup beautifully. It was hearty, warming, and absolutely hit the spot.

I also had the Beef Lemak, which was equally impressive. The beef was tender and slow-cooked, served in a fragrant coconut-based curry sauce packed with flavour. It came with rice, peanuts, and what I think was a side of sambal, adding a nice bit of heat and balance to the dish.

My friends ordered the roti and a noodle stir-fry dish (similar to chow mein), and they all mentioned how much they enjoyed their meals.

The service was friendly and quick, and although there’s no dedicated seating, Bang Bang’s spacious food court makes it easy to find a place to sit and enjoy your food.

Overall, Coconut Tree is a great choice if you're craving Malaysian comfort food. Highly recommended for anyone who loves rich curries and spicy noodle soups!

We are HMC approved. This means our entire menu and supply-chain is certified Halal according to HMC standards. No traces of pork or alcohol in the store.

Malay Fellas

This was a spontaneous one for my friends and I but I’m so happy we tried it out. The service is so friendly and timely , the food was such a good price and portion size but most of all the flavours! Authentic and simply delicious, I had the Laksa Prawn Vermicelli Noodles and i finished it all.

The staff are so accommodating and kind, with lovely smiles. They really do keep an eye out, I appreciate the waiter who willingly took our group pictures :) thank you!

Will definitely recommend 😇

Our moment at Malay Fellas was so good!!
We were warmly welcomed by the staff, who recommended us and helped us choose our food.

Everything we took was delicious!! We had curry puffs, roti sarang burung, sambal with beef / tofu & eggplants, kari laksa and the traditional milk tea and coffee 😋

You should try this address, I will definitely come back !

A friend who is a foodie highly recommended this eatery.  We trusted his recommendation and decided to try it ourselves.  We were told that it used to be a Southeast Asian restaurant with a wide range of Asian dishes.  They preserved some of the original Thai decor, but this place primarily featured Malaysian cuisines, hence the name Malay Fellas.  The cuisine was fairly good.  The sambal with the lemak was quite authentic.  We are delighted we tried it.  We were fairly full and had no room for dessert.  The staff were courteous and friendly, which added to our enjoyment of the experience.  We will return and try different dishes when we are in the region again.

Salem aleikoum,

The first time eating Malaysian food. It was delicious, verry good experience.

The typical Malaysian drink had a very good taste. the starters and the main dishes were verry delicious.

My kids loved it. May Allah grant baraqah in your restaurant.
The girl who worked there was SO sweet and she made our experience even better!

The only thing I didn't like was that they also have alcohol in the basement. Better for Muslims to eat upstairs.

Tried the Mee Goreng Mamak at Malay Fellas and it was absolutely spot on. The noodles had that proper smoky wok hei flavour, tossed with prawns, chicken and egg in a rich soy-chilli sauce that was packed with taste. The fresh lime and crunchy toppings gave it a lovely lift too. Hearty, bold and really comforting – easily one of the best Malaysian dishes I’ve had in London. Pair it with their Coconut Tree mocktail and you’re onto a winner.

Everything on our menu is halal and there is no cross-contamination with non-Halal items.

Traditional, no-frills restaurant for spicy halal Malaysian dishes cooked in a wok, Chinese-style

One of the only halal restaurants in China Town, so obviously we had to visit Rasa Sayang! The food was literally SO filling 👍🏽
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Rasa Sayang Restaurant

Best Malaysian food in town
From the queue outside the restaurant at dinner time, you know it has to be good. True to that, we were not disappointed and came back again and again to try different dishes.

Though we waited 8-9min for a table at dinner time, the turnover was very quick. We were in and out in about 30min. No queue at lunch. All staff were friendly and attentive. Frequently checked in if all is well. When we were queuing, staff also came out frequently to ensure managing expectation and update on estimated wait time. He told us roughly 20min but we got a table (by window) within 10.

Satay, nasi lemak, Singapore chili prawn with deep fried buns, beef rendang, coconut rice, roti, teh tarik. Every dish was authentic and delicious as it should!!

We had a pleasant experience at Rasa Sayang. The staff were friendly and helpful. We ordered the Kon Lee Mee with Hainanese chicken and the beef rendang with egg fried rice. Very delicious meal. The Kon Lee Mee with the Hainanese chicken was absolutely amazing, would highly recommend. The chicken was soft, tender and poached infused in the soy sauce which gave an amazing flavour. Would deffo come back and try other items on the menu!

Just visited this Singaporean restaurant in Chinatown for the first time, and I really liked it! To be honest, I think it’s better than Singapulah, which is just across the street.

My favourite dish was the seafood war tan hor — similar to Hong Kong–style dry-fried rice noodles, but with a seafood-based gravy. It was really generous with ingredients (prawns, squid, and scallops), with a silky texture and a smoky flavour👍

If you’re into laksa, theirs is also quite tasty, though my boyfriend felt it was missing some of the coconut fragrance he’s had elsewhere.

Lastly, if you’d like to try some special drinks, they also serve kopi-C (coffee with milk) and iced grass jelly. On the menu it’s listed as “Soya Milk with Cincau” — it took us a while to find it after seeing other customers order it 😂.

Total: ~£54 for 2 people (including 10% service charge).

I had heard a lot about this place; however failed to impress. Most food we ordered was bland and not even close to some other Malaysian restaurants we have been to.

The chicken soup noodles we ordered had no salt or seasoning inside.

Service is good, but it’s a quick meal place without much interaction. Hence the service charge is also not justified. I will pass next time.

I loved the food here! I tried the Beef Rendang from my friend’s order — it was rich, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. I had the Beef with Black Sauce myself, and I really enjoyed it too. Both dishes were full of taste and perfectly cooked. Highly recommended!

All our meats are halal. Our meat supplier is halal certified and we are a pork free restaurant.

Rasa Sayang

Thai, Indonesian, Malaysian and Chinese cuisine served amidst exotic carvings and palms

7 Sheaveshill Ave

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Unfussy venue serving classic Malaysian dishes

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Recommended by my friends and had a chance to visit finally.

Hainanese chicken rice - we were quite disappointed about that, it usually comes with some special sauce,  even the rice can’t make it taste right. 2/5
Laska - Portion is great, soup favours is okay, however, I was expected that not only rice noodle inside, it should be a combination of two noodles. 3/5
Fried hofan - absolutely delicious, must order 5/5

All our meats (chicken, beef, lamb, shrimp) are sourced from a Halal supplier. However we do serve pork in the same kitchen so we are not certified. Chicken curry, beef rendang are all cooked separately. For stir fries, our wok is cleaned after cooking each dish.

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