Last Updated: 8 days ago
Phone: (347) 680-6105
Address: 69 BAYARD STREET 10013
Authentic Malaysian flavors w/ must-try Roti Canai & incredible shaved ice. A long-standing fave!
A cornerstone of Manhattan's Chinatown for over 25 years, this Malaysian eatery is a beloved spot for authentic flavors and consistently delicious food. It's renowned for its must-try Roti Canai, a perfect appetizer, and standout dishes like Chicken Satay and Singaporean noodles. Don't miss their refreshing shaved ice desserts, especially the lychee flavor, for a sweet finish to a memorable meal.
This restaurant is celebrated for its authentic Malaysian dishes, with the Roti Canai being a standout appetizer and highly recommended. Other popular choices include Chicken Satay and Singaporean noodles. Customers also enjoy the refreshing shaved ice desserts, particularly the lychee flavor. While overwhelmingly positive, a minor caveat mentioned is that the seating can be quite tight.
"The Roti Canai is highly recommended as an appetizer, and the beef brisket curry noodle soup is noted as a favorite. The Hainanese chicken is also praised for its tender texture."
Customers rave about the authentic and delicious Malaysian cuisine, with particular praise for the Roti Canai and noodle dishes. It's consistently recommended as a top choice for Malaysian food in the city.
Important Note
The seating at the restaurant can be quite tight, which might be uncomfortable for larger groups or during busy hours.
"The original poster (OP) identifies the second dish as Chendol shaved ice from New West Malaysia, describing it as a favorite dessert."
Positive"The original poster (OP) expresses enjoyment for the noodle soups and desserts at New West Malaysia."
Positive"The commenter states that New West Malaysia is their preferred spot in Manhattan's Chinatown for Malaysian food over Nyonya."
Positive"Inquiry about the second dish, identified as Chendol shaved ice from New West Malaysia."
Neutral"The commenter inquired about the second dish in the photos, which was identified as New West Malaysia's Chendol shaved ice."
Neutral"The commenter is asking about the second dessert pictured, which is from New West Malaysia."
Neutral"This commenter believes New West Malaysia offers better Malaysian food than Nyonya."
Positive"The Indian pancake at West New Malaysia is recommended as an appetizer."
Positive"This user suggested West New Malaysia as an affordable option in Chinatown that is easy for walk-ins."
Positive"West New Malaysia is listed among several other recommended restaurants in Chinatown."
Positive"A brief mention recommending West New Malaysia."
Positive"This is a direct recommendation for West New Malaysia as a favorite Malaysian restaurant."
Positive"West New Malaysia is recommended as a restaurant."
Neutral"The author mentioned that the roti canai at West New Malaysia was amazing, and listed roti canai, chicken satay, and chow kueh teow roti as dishes available."
Positive"Describing the Hianese chicken, this commenter notes it is light, tender, falls off the bone, and is served with scallion-ginger sauce, chili sauce, and yellow rice."
Positive"This commenter agrees with the praise for West New Malaysia and specifically loves the Hianese chicken."
Positive"This commenter praises West New Malaysia."
Positive"West New Malaysia was recommended in Chinatown. Nyonya is also mentioned as a fine alternative."
Neutral"The reviewer strongly recommends West New Malaysia."
Positive"The reviewer states that the seating at West New Malaysia is very tight."
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