kampung style

chickenlaksais good. if you're looking for good malaysian in west auckland this is the place to go.

favouritelaksaplace

great malaysian food very authentic. my all time favorite malaysian restaurant. their curry chicken nasi lemak, char kuey teow , prawn mee and chicken currylaksais our family regular menu to order. been to all the malaysian restaurants around but i have to say i love kampung the most.

i was not disappointed! came here for their chickenlaksawhich was highly recommended to me, and was wowed!

food 5/5
presentation 4/5
service 4/5
location 5/5
price 4/5

tried char kway teow, currylaksachicken, satay chicken and teh tarik. char kway teow and chickenlaksaare ok, better than some places in auckland but not the best. satay chicken is too moist. if i am living close by would come more often for this pricing. you know there are places that you would continue to visit even it is far away. this is not our 1st or 2nd pick for malaysian restaurant. however you can tell the owner/ staffs are friendly and caring. they do provide kids colouring, books, magazines and kids cutlery, etc. it is a place design for young family or pop in for drinks or malaysian desserts.

the chickenlaksais to die for! absolutely delicious. i have sampled quite a few laksa's in my time but this is my favourite. the ambiance is intimate. the staff are friendly and the service is fast. highly recommend.

great service. clean and tidy. food was very tasty! we will be back. chickenlaksawas huge but still very good. home made pineapple fizzy was also very good.

i decided to have lunch here on a saturday after reading the great reviews here. on arrival i found the carpark full but fortunately i found street parking nearby. the restaurant is in the old glen eden train station. the restaurant is more like a cafe with a few tables inside and a few tables outside. it's probably not a place to visit on a wet night as it's likely you'll be seated outside (although undercover). so i advise you book and request an inside table if the weather is poor. when i arrived at the restaurant the staff was busy so i grabbed a menu from the counter and grabbed the only available table. i ordered the chickenlaksawhich was well priced. it arrived relatively promptly but without a spoon. i asked the waitress for one. after waiting patiently for 15 minutes i finally asked the waitress again. it was clear she forgot and the restaurant was understaffed. thelaksaitself was nice but nothing special. so the food was ok and the service was less than average. i won't be in a hurry to revisit.

best currylaksain town! seriously can’t go wrong with this one! have had both the seafood and and chicken. i don’t know if i came here again i would get anything else since it’s that good! the prices and portion sizes are amazing! staff are amazing also and they get super busy so make sure you book since not many tables available.

was really excited to find out that kampung style served kampua mee (on the menu it was named sarawak mee). i even fb-ed the store to verify that it was the dish i was looking for. sadly, when we went there to try the dish, it was nothing close to what i was expecting.

i didn't expect them to use the same noodles, as it can only be found in malaysia. but i was more disappointed that the taste was not even close. in saying that, it didn't taste bad or anything. it's still passable as a dish. just not as the local dish loved by sarawakians.

other than that, i gave the restaurant another shot the next day. this time i ordered their egg noodles with wonton. this dish was delicious, and they were very generous with the wontons. best wontons i've had so far in auckland. tasted like home.

my mates also ordered the usual: kway teow, hokkien mee andlaksa- they seemed happy with it.

if you're in the area and looking for malaysian food, i'd definitely recommend this place. just not for the sarawak mee.

having heard so much about ks and such positive reviews from zomato, we were looking forward to tasting its food. the hosts were very friendly and we felt comfortable.
food wise, i only rate it as passable, more suited to the locals. in other words, too sweet and lacking the oomph. for example, the hokkien mee does not taste like the original and thelaksais just too creamy and sweet. so if you are looking for authentic mysian food then plese look elsewhere.

quite a small restaurant but nice and cosy. food is really good and you can tell it's authentic. it's a good price for the amount of food and they have lunch specials for $10.90. the teh tarik (malaysian tea) is actually pulled creating that nice froth you see in the photos. both the seafoodlaksaand hokkien mee was delicious. will definitely be coming back to try more of their food!

in the last few months i have been there twice and it's not enough. located directly on the train station gives this place a special kind of character.
i have tried the rojak, roti, hokkien mee, laksa, curry puffs, beef rendang and egg gravy noodles.
everything is excellent. portion size is good for the price. service is good. first time i feel a malaysian restaurant makes excellent noodles and rendang. usually it's one or the other.
my favourite dish is thelaksaand hokkien mee but everything is superb. you won't be disappointed if you are a fan of malaysian cuisine!

never disappointed with the food or service often get takeout from here and is just as nice as eating in. roti canai &laksaare a must, though they do sell out of thelaksalater in the night.

traditional giants selera and paparich are usually mentioned when discussing ' best malaysian restaurants '. it's therefore a shame that kampung style is neglected because not only is it more authentic and better tasting, but their dishes are also cheaper.

located out west, i was tempted to dine here after chatting with some older colleagues. coming on a saturday lunch time, the restaurant was bustling with activity, which was a positive sign.

we ordered a chaw geow teow and currylaksaand both came out in under 5 minutes. efficiency. our meals were substantial, flavoursome and according to my dinning buddy ' smelled just like how it is in malaysia '.

showstopper: authenticity and a homely feel.

overall grade: a-