Yo all Malaysian living in bangkok. This restaurant is legit. I ordered 3 dish from lineman. Nasi lemak is top, the curry is exactly the malaysian style. The dry pan mee is ok too.

The nasi lemak had crispy spicy chicken with very fragrant rice and tasty sambal. Everything came together with perfect balance of flavors and textures. The pan Mee in black sauce had fresh handmade noodles with nice springy texture. The ambiance is homey and the prices are affordable. Will come back with friends next time so that we can try more dishes! So many interesting items. ☺️

I had the creamy noodle fish soup, it was amazing. The pasta is freshly made, per order. It’s so tasty! The staff is really friendly, helped suggest since I didn’t know too much about Malaysian food and was really confused seeing the menu. The food not only tastes good, but the quantity was amazing. Loved it. Definitely recommend.

Ordered the dried pan mee (the noodles was freshly made when ordered), nasi lemak (very very fragrant rice and sambal is fragrant with the right level of spice) and curry chicken. Be prepared to wait a little longer but the wait for the food is worth your while. The owner (uncle Jeff) is very friendly and the place is nicely decorated with some old school toys that kids can fiddle with. Available in grab, will definitely order again.

Order with grab food. I’m so impressive with this traditional nasi lemak since I’ve working in thailand 3 years homesick. The nasi lemak (especially their sambal chili and spices fried chicken ). So far I think this is the most delicious nasi lemak in thailand after I have tried few others Malaysian / Singaporean restaurant in Bangkok. Keep on cooking the good food, will try yours others menu on my next order , proud of Malaysia.

Ordered on Grab. Food arrived piping hot! The Nasi Lemak is one of the best I've had in BKK. Really helped with my homesickness although I'm not Malaysian but a good kawan from the South. Am excited to try the ban mee next. Hope to see otah-otah on the menu too!

Only 1 Filipino worker when I was there. He was the waiter, cook and cashier so it too quite awhile to get our food. Nasi lemak is nice. But the Keropok lekor was not crispy enough and doesn’t match with the cheese sauce. Better serve with the Malay chilli sauce na.

Charming Malaysian restaurant is a must visit in Bangkok. The decor brings nostalgia of the 50/60s, excellent home recipe of hand-made-to-order noodle with a superb fish soup. The other signature dish is nasi-lemak (with pandan-rice). I am amazed to find such excellent home-made sambal (shrimp chili sauce) in Thailand. Well taken care of by Chef Ken. Looking forward to our next visit!