Mamak (Chinatown) Review

The boss is very good, will remind the dishes are very large, not too much. The dishes taste very good! It was the first time I went, and the order was all greasy dishes. It was really too tired to eat later. . ​ But I can't deny that this is a restaurant worth visiting.

Mamak in Chinatown is a well-known Malaysian restaurant in the local area, the dishes are authentic and the prices are fair. If you go to dinner, you often have to wait. Most Asians should be able to adapt and like its taste

I don't know if it is Malaysian or Indian food. The taste is not bad. It is a cheaper store in Chinatown. The cakes inside are delicious. The sapa skewers are also good. There is ice cream to eat.

The restaurant, located near Chinatown on Sydney's Jarburn Street, is a Malay restaurant that was said to have been rated as Sydney's best Asian restaurant. The signature dishes are pancakes, sausage skewers and shrimp paste cabbage, but it seems to be more appetizing to see other dishes. The restaurant doesn't know why it doesn't accept reservations, so many people queue at the door every day to wait for a seat.

The environment of the restaurant is much cleaner than expected. The lunch set is cheap and good, and the Malaysian Roti and sweet tea are also delicious. What is surprising is that you can even order skewers.