Nyonya House - Malaysian Restaurant (Get Best Price on our Website!)

No respect vibe. Poor service.

Taro Ring with Rendang Beef was pretty delicious and had a fun presentation. Wouldn't order the Rojack Fruit Salad again.

The kitchen is a bit slow though - pretty long wait to get food after ordering. Portions are on the small side.

Everything was delicious! Excellent customer service.

Laksa was diluted and runny was more like a broth, they not busy only 2 tables 5ppl in total including ours but it took quite some time for service and the food. Beef randang was over cooked and extremely dry, the lamb was much better. Roti was chewy and most of the dishes lacking aromatics.
Portions as you can see extremely small for the prices they charge especially the Nasi Lamak.
Bathrooms are located exterior with a code but it was not working properly, accessible restaurant not the facilities.
I would expected more taste with it being a mom and pop shop ghetto vibe but was a disappointment. However, with the demographic in the area, options for more non seafood choices, as well as something more Asian not much.

They are located where M Sushi used to be and they didnt renovate, additionally you can still find some of the old signage.

Don’t order Asam laksa, its like a vinegar watered down noodle soup with close to no toppings.

I went into the store and it was extremely humid inside, I ordered two main dish, roti and a mango sticky rice. First the lady told me it’ll be a 25 minutes wait but I ended up waiting for 40 mins. The mango for the sticky rice was way too ripe, it literally felt like it’s mushed, and the pork slice was super hard and dry. Will not recommend this place.

A really delicious meal, thank you!

A family-run restaurant that serves very good Malaysian food in the region. The vegan and vegetarian options are limited but customising is welcomed. Mix veggie curry made with coconut broth and loads of veggies goes well with a bowl of coconut rice for a scrumptious healthy meal. Prices are a bit high but justifiable given the touristy location.

This is a small space, ideal for groups of 4-6. The service was excellent, food was good and authentic. I particularly liked the coffee with condensed milk 😋

The most authentic and delicious Malaysian food we have had in the Pacific Northwest including Vancouver and Seattle ( we’re Malaysian ). Food made with love and it shows: fantastic satay, Hainanese chicken rice, and Chau kway teow plus homemade kuih. Absolutely worth repeat visits!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Nyonya House reminded me of my time back in Southeast Asia. Just replace the oppressive humidity and heat of hawker centres with the cool breeze of Steveston harbour.

The Laksa I found to be authentic, with a mix of two kinds of noodles and assorted seafood pieces. The broth struck an appealing balance between the creamy coconut milk and the spices of the curry mix.

The Hainanese Chicken Rice was equally delightful. I appreciated the texture of the meat and flavorful layer of aspic, which is often missing in other restaurants. The chicken was neatly deboned and presented simply with ginger scallion and red chili sauces.

I believe this is a mom-and-pop operation so adjust expectations on order times accordingly.

It's a small newer family restaurant. The food, the portion, price, quality are all good.
If you are in this area, this is a good choice for you. I think we should support our local small business.
The bigger local western restaurants are giving discount for the happy hour. But the price of the Asian small restaurants are more than reasonable, I think we get more than we pay.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Roti Canai 2pcs

Enjoyed it here, the rendang beef is very tender. Service is nice and friendly.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Cendol is refreshing and nice as well as the Kuih, nicely made

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

We recently visited Nyonya House - Malaysian Restaurant and tried a couple of classic dishes: Beef Rendang and Curry Laksa Chicken. The food was decent, though it didn't quite live up to the authenticity we were expecting based on the name. While it wasn’t bad by any means, it lacked the depth of flavor and traditional touch that you’d usually find in these dishes. That being said, the flavors were still enjoyable overall.

The real letdown, however, was the Teh Tarik. The tea base was not as smooth as we had hoped, and it was quite weak compared to the rich, robust flavor you'd expect from a good cup of Teh Tarik. A little more refinement here could make a big difference.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4