Los 6 restaurantes malayos más populares en Northolt

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1. SUDU

4.7

Excepcional(130)

Precio: Moderado

• Malaysian • Park Queens

Reservado 3 veces hoy

Welcome to SUDU.We look forward to seeing you soon.

2. Satay House

4.6

Excepcional(1547)

Precio: Moderado

• Malaysian • Paddington

Reservado 7 veces hoy

El Satay House es el restaurante malayo más consolidado de Londres y combina sin esfuerzo recetas tradicionales y gestión familiar con técnicas culinarias modernas y un diseño elegante y contemporáneo.

3. Zheng Chelsea

4.7

Excepcional(674)

Precio: Caro

• Malaysian • Chelsea

Reservado 7 veces hoy

Malaysian Cuisine is known as a fusion of the best of Asia. Our restaurant pays homage to the Malaysian spirit of openness, innovation and "mix and match" to create amazing culinary experiences. As an extension to our highly popular restaurant in Oxford, Zheng Chelsea brings in what we do best to London - delicious food, excellent service and cosy ambiance.

Una foto del restaurante Putera Puteri London

4. Putera Puteri London

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Precio: Moderado

• Malaysian • Bayswater

Reservado 2 veces hoy

Welcome to Putera Puteri, where we have been serving wholesome Malaysian food for over ten years. We take great pride in what we cook and how we cook it, and we use only the best local ingredients. Our valued customers dine in a casual setting that is ideal for catching up with friends or a hearty family meal. Let our distinct flavours transport you to Malaysia! We are close to Paddington, Notting Hill, Hyde Park and Queensway!Do visit us and enjoy our friendly andrelaxed atmosphere.

Una foto del restaurante Bugis Kitchen at the Tara Hotel

5. Bugis Kitchen at the Tara Hotel

4.3

Increíble(23)

Precio: Moderado

• Malaysian • Kensington

Reservado 2 veces hoy

Welcome to Bugis Kitchen, where we pay homage to the legendary hawker stands on Singapore's Bugis Street. Bugis Street's history dates back to the early 19thcentury when it was primarily a residential area inhabited by the Bugis people, seafaring traders from the Indonesian island of Sulawesi. The Bugis were known for their maritime skills and played a significant role in trade across Southeast Asia.Today, Bugis Street continues to thrive as a dynamic shopping and entertainment district in Singapore. It is home to modern malls. boutiques, restaurants, and bars, offering a mix of traditional and contemporary experiences. The area has retained it cultural charm while embracing urbanisation and modernity.