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How we read reviews →CBD mamak-style Malaysian canteen famous for laksa, roti and Saturday banana leaf feasts.
A loud, packed mamak-style canteen on Little Collins St. one reviewer calls it "a club + mamak," with a DJ (Chef Ray) spinning tunes and a festival energy that won't suit anyone after a quiet meal.
Live DJ set from the chef, an unlimited Saturday banana leaf lunch, and a halal menu.
Strongly praised as authentic. reviewers repeatedly say it "feels like Malaysia," and the Malaysian Consulate has hosted a restaurant take-over event there.
Most reviewers call it good value for generous, authentic Malaysian food, though a handful flagged specific items. a small side of roti, a $27 fish special. as overpriced for the portion.
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