Malai Thai Vietnamese Kitchen - Dallas

The consistently delicious food and generous portions make dining here a delight. Malai Kitchen impressively maintains high food standards, with most menu items ranging from good to excellent, despite not always sounding so.

The food was good and the service was fine too. I just didn't like much of their tea leaves salad

Good food, service, ambiance, coconut crème cake and IPA’s. Crispy roti to soak up that extra curry sauce is a must. Also a wonderful neighborhood happy hour staple.

We went to Malia’s Kitchen and sat in the outdoor patio. At first we were scared that it was going to be cold but luckily the temperature was controlled. Our server was very nice and seemed attentive. The drinks were great. I tried the Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk and it was delicious. The hot peach ginger detox green tea is also perfect is you’re looking for a healthier alternative. The taste of ginger is also masked so if you’re not a ginger fan, that’s a plus. They start you off with the sticky white rice and an eggplant sauce which is super good. The sauce is a perfect way to add flavor to it. I got the Jungle Curry Hot Pot with Shrimp at a spicy level and it was good but not delicious. The shrimp was good and the soup was nice, but the noodles weren’t exactly my for me. The spice level was also good. I like spicy food and it was not terribly spicy, but you do feel it since it’s a hot dish. I also got to taste the pineapple fried rice at an extra spicy level, and that was delicious. The flavor was great and the spice level was perfect and a good jump from the previous spicy level. Overall the food and service was good. The atmosphere was okay, we got sat at not an amazing table but it was okay. I would definitely recommend though.

Outside seating is most attractive thing. Had fried rice, Panag curry and fried tofu. Fired rice was very tasty. Panag curry and fried tofu was full or I will say flavourless.Overall very much hyped place.