Nur Malaysia

girls weekend, we fancied trying something different and we are so glad we did. Fabulous flavour and friendly service. Not the quickest but I personally don't mind waiting for good food. Had satay the best I have ever tasted. Honey chicken , the broth that came with this was such a nice light touch. Flavors all the way bang on.

Very good service from the waiters. The food is pretty good. The fried chicken has a lovely coating and is very crispy with very juicy meat underneath. The coconut rice is fragrant with coconut but also it is not sticky. A very interesting texture I don't usually have. The sambal taste amazing. Lovely flavours of the anchovies. The chicken satay was the best I had so far compared to the supermarket stuff. Proper char and the peanut sauce taste great. I'm really happy that the sambal was not spicy not because I can't tolerate spice but it's because I can taste the flavours. Not a criticism but the price is very high. So if you got the money, go for it.

Very authentic and tasty food, most customer here are malaysian. We had nasi Goreng Kampung (Malay style fried rice), Bihun Sup seafood(noodles in spiced soup), chicken satay, Ayam Sup with rice and Roti Pisang (banana pancakes) also 2 drinks. £49 for 2 people which is very reasonable price. The only thing is we waited for nearly 30 minutes to get our food and the staff only speak very limited English.

Cheap and cheerful. Portion size was fantastic so can't fault it there. The taste however could have been better. The fried chicken in the Nasi Lemak was nice but the sambal let it down, for some reason it tasted very tomatoey and was not very spicy. The Ketayap was very nice though, it was probably the best dish I ordered.