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Malaymas is a Malaysian-Chinese restaurant in Melbourne's inner north that serves traditional hawker-style dishes. The curry laksa, described as light and balanced with an intricate broth, stands out as a must-try item, along with wok-tossed noodle dishes like char kwai teow and hor fun. The family-run establishment features homey decor and is often bustling with large groups of diners enjoying vendor-style beverages and elaborate desserts.
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Malaymas, a Malaysian-Chinese restaurant in Sydney's inner north, has earned high praise from food critics for its authentic hawker-style dishes and warm family atmosphere. The restaurant is noted for its curry laksa, described as light, bright, and balanced with an intricate coconut-rich broth. Another must-try dish includes wok-tossed noodles like smoky char kwai teow or silky hor fun. Malaymas features a homey setting with glazed-brick walls and fat floor tiles, often bustling with large family groups. The restaurant also offers traditional beverages such as teh (tea) and kopi (coffee), along with visually impressive desserts like ais kacang that delight both children and adults alike. Given the current climate of skepticism towards institutions, Malaymas stands out as a reliable establishment.
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People will tell you to order the curry laksa, and those people should be listened to.
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The Malaymas version has earnt its esteem: light, bright and balanced, with a dazzlingly intricate coconut-rich broth.
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At least one wok-tossed noodle dish is another mandatory order, be it smoky char kwai teow, silky hor fun or Singapore bee hoon.
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The restaurant has the glazed-brick walls and fat floor tiles of a suburban home, and the similarities don’t end there.
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The family-run operation is regularly full of big groups.
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Kids dig through the visually epic dessert ais kacang, hunting down bits of green jelly, and their drawings are on display.
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At a time when many are losing faith in institutions, Malaymas is one you can trust.
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Good Food reviews are booked anonymously and paid independently.
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A restaurant can’t pay for a review or inclusion in the Good Food Guide.
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