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New York City, United States

Malaysian

List of the 10 best Halal places to eat Malaysian in New York City

10 Best restaurants for Malaysian in New York City

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Malaysian, Thai & Vietnamese food favorites served in a lively, unpretentious setting.

Love Mama

I’ve had this place bookmarked for quite some time and really wanted to love it. The service was friendly and the food was ok, but mostly too sweet for my taste. The best bites were the appetizers. We ordered the roti canai and the calamari, both on point. The entrees: mee goreng, curry laksa, and fried fish filet were all too sweet. Glad I tried it, but probably wouldn’t return.

Attentive and pleasant service is the best feature of this restaurant. We were not impressed with their food though. Nasi lemak and chicken satay was just ok, we definitely had much better elsewhere. We especially did not like the beef nasi lemak (beef was chewy and fatty), chicken one was better but not great.

I hadn’t been here in a long time, and I was pleasantly surprised. The place looks beautiful after the remodel, the food is still just as delicious, and the service has improved a lot, both in attention and presentation.

Congratulations to the team for the effort and the improvement.
My server’s attention was excellent. I’ll definitely be coming back!

Great spot for a small but mighty variety of well executed Vietnamese, Malaysian, and Thai options. Plus the staff is warm, helpful when it comes to food allergies, and willing to help you navigate the menu if you need.

3 stars because I found the food was absolutely MEH. The curries were WAYYYY SALTY!!! Everything was honestly just OK and too salty, and also either overcooked or undercooked and with the same sauce.

The owners of this restaurant are Muslim and have confirmed its halal status. Only the chicken is reported to be halal by the Muslim owner.

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52-seat eatery, which encompasses a variety of southeastern Asian cuisine. The menu features Malaysian favorites including Penang Assam Laksa, a spicy fish soup, as well as new creations like curried satay-stuffed rolls.

Rasa

Great food!  Really amazing table service as well, the staff was nice and responsive to out table the entire night.

The curry with roti was soooo good!! The Lychee Sakeitini is sneaky but highly recommended, the other drinks werent decent IMO but I had my favorite.

Amazing Malaysian food in NYC!!! We got the Malaysian combo, Singaporean noodle and Mee Goreng. All of it was absolutely delicious 10/10!!! Host is also very nice! Will definitely be visiting again!

Good Malaysian family restaurant. Large portions and reasonably authentic flavors. I wish the panang assam laksa had more laksa in it. The pancake appetizer was okay.

Casual and busy, Rasa had a solid bowl of curry laksa. Good flavor overall and served quickly, but not mind-blowing. I would return to try other dishes.

It was busy on a weeknight with a youthful vibe. Service was efficient and friendly.

Went for dinner. There were 4 of us. We had reservations. Place was crowded. Food were delicious we each order entree and shared Kangkung and Es cendol. Big portion :)

Halal Dynasty Restaurant

Yo guys who ever is look on google maps or looking at this review KEEP LOOKING, this is the worse Chinese place don’t come here save you money. I ordered an egg roll,french fries with hot sauce in it which i said 100 times 4 wings. It was all oily like DRIPPING OIL. Like they just put in the bag just like that, that with all the food I got. I am now in the toilet for 2 hours becuase of this don’t come here

STAY AWAY FROM HERE …. Very DIRTY , workers are nasty the woman cashier wears gloves and cleans and cooks at the same time without changing her gloves … resturant filled dust mixed with grease…. Reason for me leaving a review today was because I saw the most nastiest thing , the cooked dropped a chicken on the ground and picked it right up and put it back in the container that he put in the fridge…. If you go in person please keep an eyes on them while they prepare your food …. Food was blehhhhh

I ordered from Halal Dynasty quite a few times in past from Uber Eats and a few times in person. Tonight, I ordered from Uber Eats. My soup was not fully closed and spilled. The soup got on the shrimp roll. The egg foo young one is not fully cooked as seen in photo. It came apart as I took it out the container. They gave one bag of wonton strips for a large soup and always gave two. They usually always put utensils in the order without requesting any. I usually have a good experience with Halal Dynasty but tonight was disappointing.

Ordered the food first time. Halal chicken wonton soup was good. Halal chicken with garlic was not good at all. Taste was terrible. Chicken and broccoli had foul smell. Vegetable roll was ok. I would not order from here again.

They really cheap out on any meat option. Like if you order chicken and broccoli or chow mein you’ll find very little meat and mostly rice or noodles filler. On my chicken chow mein I literally had to search my entire box looking for chicken thinking maybe it’s in the bottom but nope just tiny chunks of chicken scattered here and there. For the money they charge this place is overpriced and the food is just ok. I’m sticking with Fatima’s.

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