Book Malaysian Restaurants in London

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Awana
Awana restaurant, in London's Sloane Avenue in the heart of Chelsea, is one of the most stylish places you’ll ever sample Malaysian street food. Holding the title for London's finest Malaysian experience, the satay bar and restaurant are a welcoming blend of lush silk panels, glass screens and dark wood interiors. Fine Malaysian eateries are a rarity in London, which makes Awana even more appealing - no wonder a young, well-heeled Chelsea crowd flocks here to sample the imaginative and extensive dishes. And if you think you’ve had chicken satay, you won’t believe how delicate and different the Awana offering is. It’s a revelation. Don’t miss the kari ayam or a spicy sambal. Never had Malaysian food before? The Malaysian Journey tasting menu is a great place to start. ‘Awana’ means ‘in the clouds’ - this is heavenly dining indeed.

Cuisine: Malaysian
Location: 85 Sloane Avenue, Brompton, SW3 3DX [Map]
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Champor-Champor
Taking its name from the Malaysian take on ‘mix and match’, Champor Champor is an Asian restaurant unlike any other. Quirky and wilfully eccentric, Champor Champor’s interior very much lives up to the restaurant’s name with a fabulous mix of colours and materials worked together, complemented by silk lightshades, wood carvings, modern artworks and old artefacts straight from Malaysia, giving the entire restaurant a cosy, bohemian feel under the dim glow of flickering candlelight. A delicious modern Asian fusion menu mixes and matches the flavours of Malaysia with hints of East, South East and South Asia and just a sprinkling of the West too. For the most intimate experience, request Champor Champor’s tiny, quirky mezzanine table with its eyrie view over the rest of the room.

Cuisine: Malaysian
Location: 62 Weston Street, London, SE1 3QJ [Map]
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Delima Malaysian Restaurant
What we love most about Delima Malaysian Restaurant, besides its delicious cuisine and lovely staff, is the fact that it has a cosy, neighbourhood feel even though it is mere metres away from the hustle and bustle of Praed Street and Edgware Road. Tucked away on Southwick Street in this busy northwest corner of London, Delima Malaysian Restaurant is close to St Mary’s, Paddington station and Hyde Park. This excellent location is a plus for commuters, travelers, local business diners and residents who all flock here for affordable and filling meals. Spread out over two floors Delima restaurant is filled with beautiful flower displays, and the upstairs dining room has its own lounge that is a wonderful place for parties.

Cuisine: Malaysian
Location: 36 Southwick Street, Paddington, W2 1JQ [Map]
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Melati
Melati restaurant is an old-school Soho institution that has been serving Londoners since 1979. Located on Peter Street just off of Wardour, Melati is close to Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Street and theatre-land, making it a great West End spot for pre-theatre meals, informal working lunches and group dining. Loved by locals for its authentic dishes, affordable prices and relaxed atmosphere, Melati is decorated with south-east Asian artefacts, wall hangings and comfy wooden seating, and the menu offers everything from noodles, rice and veggie dishes. Don't miss the Sup Santan – a spicy chicken and coconut soup, and the Char Kway Teow Istimewa - noodles with fish cakes, chicken and prawns with egg, satay and beef rendang.

Cuisine: Malaysian
Location: 30 - 31 Peter Street, Soho, London, W1F 0AP [Map]
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Melur
Melur restaurant is a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of Edgware Road in London, near Paddington station. The dining room at Melur – which is always filled with noodle fans and lovers of hearty home-style Malaysian cooking – is run by former barrister Sam Wong and her French husband Sebastien. Melur is a great spot for group dining, business lunches and functions, and the modern design and efficient staff give the restaurant a relaxed atmosphere. Inspired by the delicious street food of Malaysia and her own mother’s cooking, Wong has created an exciting menu which includes favourites such as the Nasi Goreng Nonya, the Singapore Laksa, and the Goreng Pisang for dessert.

Cuisine: Malaysian
Location: 175a Edgware Road, London, W2 1ET [Map]
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Satay House
For more than 30 years, Satay House restaurant in London’s Paddington has been attracting lovers of Malaysian cuisine from all over the capital and across the globe. Satay House Malaysian restaurant was given a rejuvenating makeover in 2006 by the designers of Wagamama so it now sports cheerful orange feature walls with hibiscus flower stencils, sleek leather upholstery and pools of warm light. Despite the name, the food isn’t just about ‘meat on sticks’, though Satay House’s satay is likely to be the best in the city. Certainly the restaurant is a home-away-from-home for ex-pat Malaysians and there are regular visits from the Malaysian royal family. Large portions of fiery sambal and traditional rending curries offer the perfect opportunity to eat ‘Hidangan style’, or sharing with the rest of your table as in traditional Malay culture. All food served at Satay House is certified Halal and the soft beverages include several intriguing Malay offerings.

Cuisine: Malaysian
Location: 13 Sale Place, Paddington, London, W2 1PX [Map]
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Suka
Proving that hotel dining doesn’t have to be fussy and formal, Suka is a refreshingly relaxed restaurant specialising in modern Malaysian cuisine. Set on the ground floor of the Sanderson Hotel, the dining room’s clean lines and moody lighting is popular with a young West End crowd. The menu, created by New York chef Zak Pelaccio, is designed with Asian style sharing in mind and the recently reduced portion sizes and prices allow diners to try a variety of Malaysian dishes. We love the fragrant lemongrass sea bass and the classic beef rendang. In the warmer months, Suka’s stunning Courtyard Garden is perfect for al fresco suppers, while the hotel’s Long Bar is a popular destination for cocktail aficionados at any time of year.

Cuisine: Malaysian
Location: The Sanderson Hotel, 50 Berners Street, London, W1T 3NG [Map]
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