Malacca Straits on Broadway

Quick service, good food, all the usual fare plus a few unique cook specials. A tad bit expensive but the servings are better than average.

The combination fried noodles was very good with the egg drop gravy. The Satay chicken was dry, and seems to have been made with chicken breast. Ok if you like this cut of meat for your Satay but my preference is with chicken legs. The sauce looks to have been made from scratch and was delicious. It was very busy and the staff were friendly.

Good food but rude woman, treat customers badly and abruptly. Not happy

Best Laksa in town! And I've tried every Laksa place there is. The tram also do great chicken satay sticks and salt & pepper tofu but their laksa is their standout dish!

Excellent food from a long established restaurant. The fact they have been around for more than 20 years is testament to the quality.

Old ultimo fav been there forever hainan chicks n char kway still good but portions seem to be smaller

Been there 3 times in the last 3 weeks. I have not had a bad experience yet. The laksa was full of flavour, curry beef was soft and tender, the fried prawns were light and crispy the chicken was tender and juicy. Love it!

It’s a hidden gem tucked away in a little known corner of Broadway, but boy is the food fantastic. The owners are always very friendly, the food is cooked fresh, the portions are generous, and the cuisine is authentically Malaysian. I feel like I’m eating from a genuine hawker stall in Penang or Kuala Lumpur. The pricing is very reasonable and it’s hard to leave feeling anything but satisfied.

averege food and terrible service. I don't understand why they have good reviews.

FIVE STAR rating on this hidden Malaysian gem with plenty of traditional and authentic, delicious flavours! I absolutely adore their curry battered prawns, char kway teow and chicken rice dishes. My friends absolutely give rave reviews for this place too - thanks for a great experience! A Chippendale MUST TRY :)