Malay Restaurant — all mentions

in:Top places to eat in Flushing Queens?36 pts
“Malay (best chicken satay you've ever had, I promise)”
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in:Your favorite Malaysian restaurant in the city?20 pts
“Malay - Chinese Malaysian dishes were pretty good”
H2
in:Flushing - Food & Beer?9 pts
“Malay (for the chicken satay alone)”
H2
in:Your favorite Malaysian restaurant in the city?8 pts
“Malay in Queens (Flushing) has my favorite dry style rendang”
H2
in:Malaysian Food Recs? 7 pts
“my fave hole in the wall since I was a kid! I feel it’s more Ipoh / canto influenced Malaysian but still really good!”
H2
in:Best Beef Rendang? 5 pts
“Taste Good in Elmhurst or Malay Restaurant in Flushing. Former for the wet style. Latter for the dry spicier style”
H2
in:Recommendation for Thai or Malaysian in Chinatown Flushing ?3 pts
“Malay Restaurant is an outstanding old-school Malay spot. Probably the best beef rendang in the city even if it's a tad pricey”
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in:Flushing Food Crawl3 pts
“Get the #164 noodle dish. $10 cash, amazing, if you like shrimp.”
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in:Taste Good, Pulau Pinang or Malay3 pts
“the satay at Malay is dope”
H2
in:Recommendation for Thai or Malaysian in Chinatown Flushing ?2 pts
replying to u/Fried_Tophu: For Malaysian, check out Malay Restaurant (that's the name) on 40th Rd.
“seconding this; I think their roti canai is delicious.”
H2
in:Recommendation for Thai or Malaysian in Chinatown Flushing ?1 pts
replying to u/jeikyue: seconding this; I think their roti canai is delicious.
“My personal favorite is their Beef Rendang, their Hainanese chicken is also really good, but that may not be for everyone.”
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in:Must Eats in Queens1 pts
“But tastes better than taste good which has more of a social media presence. Malay restaurant reminds me of Ipoh, Malaysia in terms of flavor (Cantonese influenced).”
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in:Char Kway Teow1 pts
“In Flushing, Malay Restaurant (on 40th Rd). None of it is like back home though, so temper your expectations.”
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in:Best Rice in NYC?34 pts
“I like it from Nynonya in LES or Malay Restaurant in Flushing even Papa Rich has a good one.”
H1
in:Cheap and Amazing6 pts
“You must go to Queens. It is where immigrant communities live; the food is authentic and affordable”
H1
in:Recommendation for Thai or Malaysian in Chinatown Flushing ?5 pts
“For Malaysian, check out Malay Restaurant (that's the name) on 40th Rd.”
H1
in:Trying to plan out a food crawl in Flushing. What are some good spots for it?5 pts
“Affordable and delish!”
H1
in:Good Malaysian place for lunch for a big group?5 pts
“I really love Malay Restaurant in flushing unfortunately not in Manhattan.”
H1
in:Taste Good, Pulau Pinang or Malay5 pts
“Ngl last time I was at Malay I was pretty underwhelmed...”
H1
in:Food recommendations in Flushing3 pts
replying to u/justflipping: Anything in particular you’re looking for? Sit down places? To go? Desserts? Which part of Flushing? - New World Mall Food Court - New York Food Court - Tangram Mall - Ok Ryan - Old Luo Yang - Gahwa - Shanghai You Garden - Henan Feng Wei - Eight Jane - Daesung Korean Noodle - Joe’s Steam Rice Roll - Kimganae - Gong Gan - Mango Mango - Temple Canteen
“PappaRich or Malay for Malaysian.”
H1
in:Must try cuisines?3 pts
“Malaysian (flushing - Malay Restaurant, Elmhurst - taste good)”
H1
in:Best Cantonese-style poached chicken?3 pts
“- Malay”
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in:Flushing recs?3 pts
“it’s a hole in the wall but so delicious tastes like my mom’s hometown Ipoh”
H1
in:Malay in Flushing, Queens2 pts
replying to u/LengthinessStrict615: Yes, the restaurant is on 40th rd in flushing. It’s very easy to miss the restaurant
“It's really good”
H1
in:Good Malaysian place for lunch for a big group?2 pts
“Malay”
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in:Laksa help1 pts
“Malay, is just a solid Malaysian restaurant with all your classics.”
H1
in:Uncommon/underrated ethnic representations in the food scene in NYC?1 pts
“Malaysian- Curry House (Chinatown) or Malay (Flushing)”
H1
in:Char Kway Teow1 pts
“The Malay restaurant in flushing on prince st is so good !! They make this dish”
H1
in:Char Kway Teow1 pts
“Malay Restaurant in Flushing, Queens”
H1
in:Visit soon, Are there any Singaporean Restaurants in NYC ?1 pts
“Nyonya in Chinatown, Kopitiam for simple stuff, Malay Restaurant in Flushing”
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