Last Updated: ~1 month ago
Phone: (347) 680-6105
Address: 69 BAYARD STREET 10013
A long-standing Malaysian favorite, dishing out authentic flavors like rich laksa, Hainanese chicken, and standout beef brisket curry noodle soup.
This beloved Malaysian eatery in Manhattan's Chinatown has been a local favorite for over 25 years, consistently serving up authentic and delicious dishes. Patrons rave about the laksa, Hainanese chicken, and particularly the beef brisket curry noodle soup, which has been called a favorite dish in the entire city. The Roti Canai, an Indian pancake, is a must-try, best paired with chicken curry, and so good that it's recommended everyone gets their own. Other highlights include the flavorful chicken satay and the Singaporean noodles, packed with fishcakes and shrimp. For a refreshing finish, the lychee shaved ice is a unique treat, described as a larger, softer version of a piragua. The restaurant is celebrated for its consistent quality and flavorful Malaysian cuisine, making it a highly recommended spot for both locals and visitors.
This Malaysian restaurant is highly praised for its authentic cuisine. Standout dishes frequently mentioned include the laksa, Hainanese chicken, and the beef brisket curry noodle soup, with one user calling it one of their favorite dishes in NYC. The Roti Canai is described as delicious, best enjoyed with chicken curry, and it's recommended that each person gets their own. Chicken satay and Singaporean noodles (with fishcakes and shrimp) are also noted as delicious. For dessert, the lychee shaved ice is a unique and refreshing option, larger and softer than a piragua. The overall food experience is consistently described as delicious.
"Highly recommended dishes include the laksa, Hainanese chicken, and the beef brisket curry noodle soup. The Roti Canai and chicken satay are also noted as delicious."
Customers generally have a very positive sentiment towards this restaurant, with many recommending it. Specific praise is given to dishes like laksa, Hainanese chicken, and beef brisket curry noodle soup. One customer noted that their parents also really liked the restaurant, suggesting it's a crowd-pleaser. Another highlighted it as a good option for casual solo dining.
"West New Malaysia is recommended as a good option for casual solo dining in Manhattan."
Positive"The original poster states they love West New Malaysia."
Positive"West New Malaysia is generally recommended."
Positive"The user's parents really liked West new Malaysia, indicating it's a good parent-approved option."
Positive"The commenter recommends West New Malaysia as a dining option in Chinatown for Malaysian cuisine."
Positive"Enjoys the curry beef brisket and curry stuffed combination noodle at West New Malaysia."
Positive"Agrees with the recommendation of West New Malaysia."
Positive"Loves the beef brisket curry noodle soup at West New Malaysia."
Positive"Expresses interest in trying West New Malaysia."
Positive"Strongly recommends West New Malaysia."
Positive"Recommends West New Malaysia."
Positive"Enthusiastically recommends West New Malaysia."
Positive"Lists West New Malaysia as a place for Hainanese chicken."
Neutral"Notes that West New Malaysia is located around the corner from Gai Kitchen in Manhattan Chinatown."
Neutral"West New Malaysia mentioned for laksa"
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