Malaysian place in Shibuya! The owners speak English fluently and are also expats. They opened up this restaurant more than 10 years ago. It’s my first time eating Malaysia food, and I can guarantee to you that this place is full of flavor. If you want something salty, a little spicy, and a punch to your tongue, then stop by here. I ordered their Nasi Lemak which is Coconut milk rice & Chicken Rendang, Anchovy Ikan bilis, and Sambal chili paste. With each lunch meal, they also serve a self-serve drink, soup, and salad area! The sweet oolong tea was the perfect amount of sweetness. The owner also was super nice. She put another table next to me just so I have more space to eat. Wish I could have eaten lunch with her to hear more of her story! Highly recommend if you want a unique bite! Heads up: cash only!

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A very authentic Malaysian restaurant that has a good selection of representative dishes. We went there for lunch and had Asam Laksa, rendang beef, chicken satay, otak otak, durian ice-cream and pandan cake. All of the dishes are flavourful, delicious and authentic.

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If you’re looking for genuine Malaysian and Singaporean cuisine, this is the place. Having participated in the Malaysia Festival, their quality is top-notch. Their Nasi Lemak and Kuih Bakar are must-tries—paired with a Malaysian Kopi, it felt just like being back in the region. ​Beyond the food, the service was wonderful. The staff took the time to explain the various Malaysian ingredients available for purchase. A perfect spot for foodies and those wanting to recreate these flavors at home.

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Once again visited a halal restaurant while in Japan with my 30 pax family group. Tge place was recommended by a few of the family members who visited the place a few yrs ago. Food was great. I had Wat Tan Hor while wifey had Tom Yum with rice. Many agrred that Wat Tan Hor is delicious. Tom yum kinda too spicy for some but my wife is not complaining. Service was kinda slow but cannot blame tgem with 30 pax coming in at once. They kept checking, ensuring we have our food. Tried some of the side dishes. Cucur udang omelette and otah was good. Oh yah many said the nyonya fried chicken was nice as well. I just did not get to try it.

A Malaya local cuisine restaurant in Shibuya with quite authentic flavors from Malaysia. The food was tasty, quite oily as locally made, and very savory. The portions are quite small, so would be great if they served as they do in Malaysia. The staff are very friendly, speaks English and Malay. The milieu is cozy and many local Malaysian come here to dine so the food speaks to itself. If one is desiring some Malaysian cuisine, I recommend this restaurant.

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