Great place to dine with friends and loved ones. Order the right dishes and you ll come back for more. Best to make reservation as it's always packed. Parking is easy too. Their staffs are helpful. We enjoyed our time here and will definitely come back to try out their other dishes.

We always love the dishes from Malaysian Delight on Manning Road and I am delighted to find this eatery which serves the same food but much closer to our home. We went for a quick lunch and all three dishes we had were excellent. Serving size is fantastic too. Definitely worth a visit or more and they open on Monday which is a plus.

Ordered chicken kapitan curry, braised mushroom and broccoli, salted egg tofu, cereal prawn, foo yong egg omelette, assam fish curry, salted fish bean sprouts and seafood vegetables, ginger and onion fish fillets and ice kacang. All very delicious but foo yong egg was a bit lack luster. Casual dining atmosphere. Booking is essential as this place is very busy. Wait staff are very friendly and helpful.

Located in the heart of East Victoria Park, Penang Village Malaysian Delights is a culinary gem that attract diners who crave for authentic Malaysia foods. I came here for Sunday lunch, and I would like to share my thoughts on some of their signature dishes. Nasi Lemak (4/5): Starting with the national dish of Malaysia, the Nasi Lemak at Penang Village is a delight for the senses. The fragrant coconut rice, served with a perfectly fried egg, sambal, crunchy peanuts, and crispy anchovies, is a symphony of flavours and textures. The curry chicken is tender with the right spiciness. Special Telur Tofu (4.5/5): The Tofu Telur is a remarkable appetizer that combines the softness of tofu with the crispiness of the omelet. The savory peanut sauce drizzled generously over the top takes this dish to another level. It's a wonderful balance of flavours and textures, making it a standout dish on the menu. Sambal Anchovies Fried Rice (4/5): If you're a fan of fried rice, Penang Village's Special Fried Rice with Sambal Anchovies won't disappoint. Packed with a variety of ingredients such as shrimp, fish cake, and squid. It is a hearty and satisfying choice. The rice is well-seasoned and cooked to perfection, the home-made sambal anchovies paste is unique and delicious. Ice Kacang (4/5): You couldn't resist trying the Ice Kacang, a delightful shaved ice dessert topped with colourful sweet toppings, red beans and corns. Don't forget to enjoy the attap chee, the chewy jelly. The portion size is generous and good for sharing. Teh Tarik (4/5): It was the perfect complement to the spicy and savory flavours of the meal. The aroma of the tea, sweetness of the milk is near to perfection. In addition to the food, the service at Penang Village Malaysian Delights was friendly and attentive. The Malay lady waitress has very welcoming attitude who make your dining experience memorable. In summary, Penang Village Malaysian Delights offers an authentic Malaysian dining experience in East Victoria Park. I will definitely be coming back to try other foods on the menu.

Too many good choices. We ended up ordering exactly the same dishes as the next table. The chicken curry noodle, beef char kway teow and nasi lemak were all cooked to our liking. Service were excellent, all smile and patience Will definitely come again.

Small cozy restaurant for Sunday dinner. Fast service, good portion size and good food. We brought a birthday cake to serve after dinner. There is a charge for this as the restaurant charges $5 for ten disposable paper plates and fork. We ordered seven dishes for seven adults and two kids. That was just enough for us.

Delighted with the authentic Malaysian flavors at this restaurant! The diverse menu captures the essence of Malaysian cuisine, and the attentive service enhances the overall dining experience. While it’s a great spot, a few minor improvements could elevate it to a 5-star gem. Highly recommended for those seeking a taste of Malaysia!

This Malaysian restaurant was highly recommended by friends, we went there for dinner, we liked the salted egg chicken, the salted fish fried rice and Char Kuey Teow, but the Nasi Lemak and Curry Chicken were not as good as what I expected. Overall, it is still a good Malaysian restaurant, very friendly staff.