Kelang

All 12 rated mentions, most helpful first

  • replying to u/Able_Addendum_6576: Kelang is so bad

    The Nasi Lemak was inedible. Seriously. Like the rice was broken and gluggy and gross. Can't believe they served it.

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  • replying to u/HomeboddE: The Nasi Lemak was inedible. Seriously. Like the rice was broken and gluggy and gross. Can't believe they served it. Kind of tracks with the well-reviewed wypipo-targeting Asian hype restaurants.

    yea i tried their bak kut teh and kway teoy - both were very bland. the bak kut teh had barely any meat in it for $50 and no pepper at all, just wasn't close in taste to the ones in singapore. also insanely overpriced..

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  • replying to u/chindicoot: Hainan Chicken House people have a new spot in Greenpoint, Kelang. They have it too.

    Kelang is one of the bigger dining disappointments of this year for us, and the Midnight Kway Teow not an improvement over the traditional

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  • Kelang has a really sick one, just as smoky as the best I’ve had in Singapore and Malaysia.

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  • replying to u/sholeyheeit: Kelang 🇲🇾 by the Nassau Av G stop. The interior layout mirrors that of a typical shophouse in urban West Malaysia, and the food itself remixes that of pre-independence urban Malaya in a way the more traditional Malaysian restaurants here don't: - the paratha is on a bed of dal and topped with a little stracciatella cheese - the kway teow (wok fried flat rice noodles), which usually get served with fresh cockles in Malaysia but don't here bc cockles don't live here, gets served with smoked littlenecks, whose smokiness compliments the same from the the wok hei

    Second this, I was concerned by early reviews but it’s fantastic, have been a couple times now

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  • replying to u/ironypoisonedposter: i was hesitant to go because the reviews on google were not great (in fact, one person called out the lack of wok hei in kway teow!). my fiancé really wanted to go (he previously lived in Malaysia) but the reviews have held us back, but may need to reconsider.

    When I had it a month ago, it seemed up to scratch, to my relief.

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  • replying to u/squash_roll: Hainan Chicken House in Sunset Park

    More upscale and food is incredibly good.

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