I was trying to looking for a Nasi Kandar before, but it turns out found this place with Satay in the menu, a bit different with Indonesian Satay because the chicken is marinated by the curry powder, but it’s taste good. Roti Canai is also good, I like the sambal because it reminds me of Indo as well, I think the menu will change every week, you should follow their page in Facebook to check what’s the weekly menu.

A Hidden Gem for Authentic Malay 🇲🇾 Food in Bangkok 🇹🇭 ! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you're a fan of Malaysian cuisine and are searching for an exceptional authentic offering of homemade, authentic Malay food experience, look no further! This place is a rare find, with its limited serving only on weekends (7AM to 3PM). As someone who appreciates the true Malay flavors, I can confidently say that this establishment will transport your taste buds back to Malaysia. What truly sets this place apart is their special monthly menu, where they feature the “legendary Nasi Kandar” that seldom found in Bangkok. The anticipation builds as you learn about their limited servings leaving you with an insatiable craving for more.

As a person who's lived in Malaysia for 7 years, this place serves authentic Malaysian foods every weekend with full spread of Nasi Kandar (rice and dishes) the first weekend of each month - to my knowledge, this is the only place you can find this in Bangkok and seriously decent and will be my new go-to since trying it. Garage style decor for indoor seating and nice outdoor area is definitely a place to mingle with like-minded people having their fix of good Malaysian food away from home. Worth coming out to Pattanakan for! Parking for cars is limited outside the wall of the compound but doable (allowing sufficient space for cars to pass by in a 2-lane street). Check their Facebook page for the menu spread each weekend.

Is there anyone who isn't a fan of the Nasi Lemak with teh tarik? Either cocooned in banana leaf or served steaming hot on a plate, a good serving of Nasi Lemak is always there to help you kick start your day.

This hidden cafe offers authentic Malaysian food. We ordered Roti Canai and Satay Ayam. Both are delicious! Street parking is available if you are driving there.

If you miss Malaysia food, this is the place in Bangkok. Must try!

Am excellent cafe serving amazing Malaysian dishes. A real feast and one for the eyes of a motorbike lover as well. The shops owner is a master fabricator and can perform magic on a big bike. They are Harley-Davidson specialists.

All tastes very good and authentic! We had the nasi lemak, roti canai, curry chicken, laksa utara, bee hoon and roti bakar. Prices are very reasonable too, will be coming back. Only open on weekends between 7am-3pm, do check their Facebook page as the menu changes weekly