Like many people, I’d heard great things about this unassuming place and had often walked past many people queueing expectantly outside.

We decided to try it out this weekend and it was definitely worth the wait. We queued for about 20 minutes. The food was very affordable (especially for central London) and delicious. The Beef Rendang is a must try, and we ended the meal by sharing a jam roti with coconut ice cream.

The staff were friendly and we never felt rushed despite a growing queue of excited people outside.

Highly recommend and can’t wait to go back.

Visit here as craving to Malaysian food and it is quite unique to find Malaysian style food in London.
Overall taste is just average if to compare for those nice local Malaysian food. Plus, the ingredients here are different from local Malaysia, do expect some distance with local Malaysian nice food with this place.
Teh Tarik is a bit too sweet and tastes different due to the different milk used.
Nasi Lemak is not bad, but Sambal not sweet enough, but spicy, the rest are average.
Nasi Goreng is spicy but was good in taste.
Kangkung Belacan is a bit too salty, but when eating together with other dishes, then is good.

Waitress’s service is good and quick to serve the food within 20minutes. Quite crowded shop and small tables and near to other customers at table beside.
Had to queue for around 30minutes to enter.

Really great food, at a great price in an intimate location. The cramped basement eatery with the constant queue down the street clues you in that you're in for a treat.

Several great options. Loved the noodles (could be a bit hotter) and the sweet banana roti for dessert.

Just next to the British Library so perfect for scholars after a long day of research. Service was fast and very kind.

Definitely coming back.

I had a fantastic meal at this Asian restaurant. The highlight for me was definitely the curry—rich, fragrant, and full of flavour. It had just the right amount of spice and paired perfectly with their fresh, fluffy roti. The roti was soft with a slight crisp on the outside, ideal for scooping up every bit of the curry. The service was friendly and the restaurant was clean and welcoming. I’ll definitely be coming back for more!

We came here on a friend’s recommendation. Just a heads-up: you can’t book, so you’ll need to queue. We arrived at 7:00 pm on a Saturday and got in around 7:45 pm. Also note that they don’t serve alcohol, but you can bring your own for a £12.50 corkage fee.

We ordered the famous roti mutton, roti beef rendang, Char Kuey Teow noodles, the Acar Timun salad, and the Ayam Goreng Berempah (fried chicken). The roti mutton was the clear highlight — absolutely delicious, and we’d happily come back just for that. The chicken was a touch on the dry side, but still enjoyable.

It does get a bit noisy, but given the quality and price, it’s well worth it. Definitely recommended if you’re in Euston.