Top Satay restaurants in Flushing, United States

The food is not bad for me as a Malaysian myself.
However, there isn’t a good customer service.
The person at the counter wasn’t happy because I wanted to pay with card instead of cash simply because it is lesser than $15.
Overall, the food comes with reasonable price but personally I feel they treat the customer based on how much u spend.
Not a second trip for me.

The food here is amazing! Food comes out fast and usually there’s no wait. The waitress are not that friendly but very normal in a Asian Chinese restaurant tho.

This is a great Malaysian restaurant. Very (Malaysian) local style and service that people from South East Asia should feel really like home. Love their Roti Canai! It's hard to beat this tasty food and good price.

I ate at different places in Flushings while visiting NY last winter. I have tried traditional Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. And on the night of my trip, my family took me to Malaysian.

My family did the ordering since I've not been here before. I can't name all the dishes I took that pictures of, but they all tasted great. We had fried tofu, some satay dishes, fried pig intestines, fried rice, and vegetables. My favorite dish has to be the Han Nan Chicken Rice.

The secret of this dish is not about the chicken. It is all about the rice. The rice has to cook in a certain way. It needs to be cooked with chicken fats with chicken broth. Without the correct balance, it will not taste right. Many of the places I visited failed to prepare the rice properly.

Overall, we love the dishes. The service is pretty good. You can almost expect excellent service in small family-style restaurants. I can't wait to go back and try that chicken dish again.

I'm a big fan of Malaysian food in general, the flavors, the colors, the presentation and of course the prices.
The first thing I think you'll notice when you walk in is the smell of incense not food.

There isn't anything particularly exceptional about this place. You can be as nit picky as you want, but nothing should stray you away from the food you are getting.

Their roti is on the thinner and flakier side. I have been to a few where it's thicker and softer; at this point it's just personal preference. Their Hainanese rice is awesome, and their satay is also very good. Their Hainanese chicken is also flavorful and so is the string beans with shrimp paste (it does have a small kick!)

Visited during lunch time and the lunch is solid. This is $40 including tips so the price is slightly higher than what’d I pay for in the area. Everything tastes great, the sauce for the roti canai was room temperature which didn’t bother me; but might bother others. Serving size for the hainan chicken is generous, but almost half were mostly bones. All in all, I would be back for the hainan chicken over rice takeout and skip dine in.

They have year round shaved ice! We got curry beef noodle and slipper egg over rice and beef.

Both are amazing, the curry is flavorful, and with just enough spice. The egg beef rice is great. Both came within minutes of ordering.

The price is still very reasonable.

I come this this restaurant once a while. Like their special price dishes which is only for weekdays for less than $8. The dish is small as expected due to the price. But you have about 15 choices. My wife and I ordered 3 dishes and it comes with white rice. It also has dessert.