South Asia Malaysian Cuisine - Toronto

From my personal perspective, the tasty is not bad at all and the price is really affordable!!! I would say I really love that pineapple fried rice somehow. Definitely will go there to try the other dishes.Kid-friendliness: High chair for kids

The roti canai was not fluffy and seemed to be made with wheat flour, resembling more of a chapati than a traditional roti canai. It was only served as one piece. The curry beef brisket had an overwhelming amount of coconut milk that wasn't to my liking, but the beef itself was tender and tasty. The nasi lemak was disappointing, lacking authentic sambal and only including two small pieces of chicken. The anchovies were not crispy, suggesting they may have been left out for a few days. Overall, I was disappointed with the food and felt it did not truly represent the taste of authentic Malaysian cuisine.

I was there last Sunday, it was my first time, I ordered the curry beef brisket and rice, food was out very fast like under 3 minutes, but the rice was not hot and the beef was old and they just microwave it and was at most warm, not something you expect at 12 noon lunch time, my 2 siblings ordered noodle soup and it was pretty mediocre, I guess that's the best you can get at that establishment

Food is consistently good. Service was friendly and fast.

Terrible restaurant owner, only accepts cash and is extremely rude. The roti was stiff and seemed like it was frozen, and the curry was Japanese cube curry, not authentic in the slightest. The service was awful, we hadn't even finished our meal before she rushed to clear our plates. She appeared unhappy the entire time, and even had the audacity to ask for more tips after we had already paid. Definitely avoid this place at all costs.