Myrasa

We ended with a positive experience after an initial minor hiccup with the customer service there. We went as a group of 6 adults and 1 kid for lunch on a weekend after booking a week before. As the table we were given was less than ideal because it was 3 small tables joined together, we asked if we can be given the only large round table at one end of the restaurant because it was empty. The waitperson at the counter initially said it’s reserved and didn’t really show concerns when we asked if they booked earlier than us more than a week ahead. However, with some good fortune, he came to tell us that the table was available just before we started ordering, so we could shift and enjoy the rest of the lunch. Our group ended up ordering quite a feast for 6 just for lunch, and the taste were authentic even though it did take a while because they were reasonably busy. Tips: 1) ask for the weekend special before ordering 2) Parking at the back is limited so if visitors are full, park across the road at the shops to avoid a fine with the building management

Authentic Malaysian cuisine. Reasonably large portions at a fair price. Friendly host and hostess. Well-spoken young wait staff, full of energy. Sober ambience. Swift service without major delay. Tables are rather small, so it will get crowded with drinks and dishes. Clean toilets on the first floor, which are accessible by lift. Sufficient parking behind the restaurant. We had a good gastronomic Sunday evening at this restaurant and will surely visit again.

Nice ambiance with lots of light through the floor to ceiling windows. The service was friendly but i wish we could order at the table even foor breakfast. The food was authentic Malay which is nice as its semes to be run by a Malay family. The noodle portion size for my Me Rebus could have been larger as i had to order a side order of rice to finish the gravy. Thr juices were fresh and we would go back.

Traditional Malay food in a clean bright environment. An upmarket version of Anything La Corner in east Vic Park - but not a lot more expensive. Very reasonably priced, tasty and as I said traditional. Ironically the only dish that we all agreed was not up to scratch was a Malay staple - chicken and beef satays. I forgot to mention - yes it's halal of course but I took a bottle of red only to find out that they do not have a BYO licence so it stayed in the bag :( Had a reasonable kopi-c kosong instead

MyRasa is authentic Malaysian restaurant. The food here so delicious and all the staffs so friendly. The food a bit pricey but you get what you pay! The restaurant very clean and today I try their special of the day which is chicken martabak. The martabak comes with curry sauce and onion pickle and that make my day more tasteful!