kampung style

it might be a good thing that we live quite a distance from this little cute malaysian eatery, or you may find us here every weekend. theplaceis next to the rail-way station, parking is never a problem for us. the food is authentic, generous and reasonably priced. staff is friendly too. we have been here four times and always happy with our meals. we tried their nasi lemak, wan tan hor, laksa, prawn mee, satay, pandan chicken, curries, roti, curry puffs.. you name it, they all good. they have quite an extensive range of drinks too, my fav is their horlick. they allow doggies too so that's a big plus for an asian eatery. highly recommend to others for an affordable yet delicious meals!

craving for malaysian food and our friend recommend us to try kampung style, theplaceis actually in the glen eden train station. there are a lot of parking space here if you come by car or you can come by train too. we ordered seafood vermicelli (beehun) and of course laksa. i love the taste of the food in here

chicken laksa is good. if you're looking for good malaysian in west auckland this is theplaceto go.

the zomato lists have been a good compass in deciding new places to try. thisplacecame up on the list and although it was a bit far, decided to give it a go.

the restaurant is built into a train station which is super wacky but love a bit of quirkyness. ordered the nasi goreng, beef rendang nasi lemak, roti, pandan chicken and lamb claypot.

gonna go right out of the gate and say the nasi goreng was meh. the style was a bit too tomatoey and wet so just didn't really hit. the rest of the food was great. special mention to the roti and rendang.

i hesitated a little when i found thisplaceas it is right in the center of glen eden and next to the train station. i am glad i came here. the food was great very authentic. friendly customer service. sitting a table outside, next to the main busy road, and the train station gave me a feeling as if you were in asian country. theplaceis elevated from the road so it doesn’t bother you much. there is also the train station car park next to the restaurant which is very convenient. will definitely come back again for lunch.

incredibly convenient location given it is right at the glen eden train station with on street and station car parks. inside and outside seating available.

service is fairly quick and staff are polite and professional. food is consistently delicious and well made. i recommend the hainanese chicken noodle (delicious!), sweet and sour (decent chunks of meat brilliantly battered) or the chicken curry with roti (the roti is consistently soft and melt-in-your-mouth delicious).

i would not recommend the chicken in pandan leaves (entree) as the flavour was lacking or the nasi lemak (normally my go to) as i do not believe the price is reflective of the serving size.
generally a greatplaceto eat out and one of the few good west auckland malaysian eateries.

been here for lunch with hubby, ordered omelette rice with prawns and gravy and malaysian sambal chicken, although it showed spicy on the menu there was never a hint of spicy in the food which we were expecting but overall food was satisfactory, i enjoyed my cold milo drink though. ambience wise it is set up in an unlikelyplacebut that’s what gives it its uniqueness.

definitely will be going back!! the food was delicious and the service was helpful and friendly. my favourite dish was the tofu. great value for your money. it’s not a hugeplaceif you want to sit inside so it pays to make a booking.

tried char kway teow, curry laksa chicken, satay chicken and teh tarik. char kway teow and chicken laksa are 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 aplacedesign for young family or pop in for drinks or malaysian desserts.

kampung style, ka-pow's it!

got lunch takeaway on sunday.
place was humming with predominantly malaysian folk, always a good sign.

nice to get food from a cheap eatsplacethat generally lives up to the review hype.

ordered malaysian style sambal vege with rice, and kampung mee (dry noodles with pork, prawn..).

very good flavours.

did not regret my decision to try thisplaceout, which is relatively rare for cheap eats.

very cute little spot! we were seated outside in the cold as they were busy but luckily got a seat indoors when it freed up. ordered satay chicken & rice, curry puffs and my partner ordered noodles.
both loved the curry puffs. our mains on the other hand... my partner didn’t love his noodles, he knows he just ordered the wrong thing. i received a bowl of chicken with out rice... as my first meal after meat free july it was a bit full on but yum. not something to brag about but the chicken was tender. we will be back to give thisplacea better go in future, just with the order mistake and first choice for meals being a bit disappointing but we will be back!

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 aplaceto 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 chicken laksa which 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. the laksa itself 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.

another great malaysianplacein auckland. tried their kampung style char mee hon, chicken satay and hainanese chicken rice and they are all tasty with authentic malaysian taste. quite unique spot as it is located by glen eden railway station with friendly staff. good food and value for money.

read a lot of good reviews for thisplaceand was excited to try it out. came here on sunday afternoon, theplacewas quite small but it was not so busy when we came in so we were seated straightaway. ordered their dry egg noodles with wontons, fried rice and ice kachang abc. the star of the show was definitely the wonton noodles, it was so yum! the other 2 was okay, might come again to try other dishes if i will be in the area.

first of all, i am a big fan of malaysian food and have lived in singapore for more than 10 yrs.  i have tried many malaysian restaurants in auckland including those well known name like paparich etc.

and finally i found this little gem in the west.  i live one hour away from thisplacebut come to this restaurants every fortnightly, as their food.... nothing can compare.

they have very good fish head noodles, which comes with the sour pickles.  it is so nice and one of the must have item (if you like fish head noodles).  you won't be disappointed.

it is a struggle for 3 of us each time as there are too many yummy dishes that we love to try but also can't get away without eating our usual favorites.  very difficult choices.

get there for once if you never been there and i would say you won't get disappointed.  their price is much more reasonable than those big names as well.