Nyonya Cafe

Nasi lemak with chicken wings is good. And the 小碗糕 is actually chwee kueh. Follow them on their Facebook page to get updates on the Saturday kueh specials.

I have been craving to try Malaysian food and I was lucky that this was the first place I tried in the Bay Area. It was recommended by Malaysian friend who said that this place is better than 3 other Malaysian restaurants he has tried in the Bay Area. If you stop by make sure to try Nasi Lemak and Curry Laksa.

A small hole in the wall eatery hidden in an unassuming strip mall. Good Malay food with some other exotic influences from local area to Malaysia. The Laksa was special. Hainan chicken was spot on with the dipping sauces. Wanted to try the ginger mlik tea but sadly was sold out by 2 in the afternoon. An exotic find in Pleasanton. Great mix of coconut with the exotic local spices from the origin country.

The curry noodles are delicious! The soup is a savory coconut cream based broth and the Kenang chicken adds some nice spice to it. The noodles are really well done. chewy and dense. Comes with bean sprouts, half a boiled egg and vegetables. Would recommend if you want a bowl of noodle soup.

Family run casual malaysian cafe with a short menu. Had the Curry laksa with seafood, Mee Siam goreng and roti telur. Everything was delicious but the laksa was a standout. Highly recommended if you're craving some Malaysian food in the east bay.