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Out & about: Malay Village, Sydney Chinatown

a1 Malay Village, Sydney Chinatown

Two weekends ago, we had a weekend getaway to Sydney. It has been a while since our last visit and we intentionally planned a trip which coincided with Chinese New Year. Sydney Chinatown is the place to be if you wish to experience the vibrance and festivity of Chinese New Year which includes the lion dance, firecrackers, parades and night markets. We went to Malay Village on 1 Dixon Street (cnr Goulburn Street) Sydney Chinatown for a Malaysian feast. This may not your typical food to celebrate Chinese New Year but I really missed Malaysian street food. We went for their teh tarik (“pulled milk tea”), roti canai and Hokkien mee. Dishes which reminded me of home and more.

a4 Malay Village, Sydney Chinatown

 {interior}

a5 Malay Village, Sydney Chinatown

{teh tarik}

a2 Malay Village, Sydney Chinatown

{roti canai, $5.50}

a3 Malay Village, Sydney Chinatown

{hokkien mee: Penang prawn noodle soup serve with prawns, fish cake, boiled egg, kangkong and fried onion – $9.90 for lunch special}


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  1. Julie says

    February 19, 2013 at 1:57 am

    OO a photo Emily so that’s how you look like :D! The roti looks quite fluffy!

    Reply
    • Emily says

      February 19, 2013 at 9:48 am

      Ya, finally found the courage to put a photo up hehe! Yes the roti was pretty authentic. I am pretty happy to discover another Malaysian restaurant other than Mamak. Looking forward to try more dishes from there 🙂

      Reply
  2. RagingCravings says

    February 21, 2013 at 10:57 pm

    Hi there,

    The prawn noodle soup looks fab! I went there a while back and had the kang kong belacan and some other stuff but found the teh tarik super sweet.

    Was yours OK or was it too sweet?

    Reply
    • Emily says

      February 23, 2013 at 5:12 am

      Mine was not too sweet. In fact I have found that their teh tarik was not as sweet as Mamak. 🙂

      Reply

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