Laut

15 E 17th St, New York
(212) 206-8989

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Tania

Absolutely outstanding! The food is amazing, the best fish I have ever eaten. Service was spectacular, drinks on point. I highly recommend Haut if you are in PR, must eat!

Cindy Hao

would highly recommend the chicken skewers and the basil fried rice

we also got the malaysia curry, the lasi lemak, and the curry laksa, none of which i loved. parts of those kind of tasted like play doh

Thomas Tan

Diluted flavors but still distinctively Malaysian. Go with the classics and skip the fusions.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 3

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Nasi Lemak, Ultimate Curry Laksa by Request

Andres

Second time eating at this restaurant and although they weren't ready to sit me down when I got there, the staff was very attentive once they put their aprons and the restaurant officially started to operate. The fried rice is amazing!!!

Albert

Estubo todo SUPER ESPECTACULAR!!!.. La comida super buena y el lugar super elegante!!. Hasta el Chef salio y estubo hablando con nosotros

Jose

My second visit. Great service, food and cocktails. My only recommendation is to improve the desserts. Not bad but not the high standard of the appetizers and main course. Be back soon. Doing great Jorge!

Michael Borst

Everything tasted fresh and well-seasoned, and you could tell a lot of care went into the dishes. The flavors were bold but balanced, and nothing felt rushed or thrown together. The atmosphere was welcoming and the service was solid too. Overall, it was a great experience and I’d definitely recommend it if you’re looking to try Malaysian food or just want a good meal. Great date spot for me and my girlfriend!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Christine

Dining experience was awesome. Specially drinks made to perfection. Our server Dwight was professional and spot on with recommendations . Definitely would return to dine and recommend Laut for delicious seafood dinner .

Caity S

Was sat 20 minutes after our groups reservation time as the party before us had “paid and would be leaving soon.”

10 minutes past our reservation time I spoke to the host who was very unhelpful, quoting without an apology that it was just a busy night and that he’d give them another nudge in 10 minutes.

Have never had something like this happen before. Once we were sat service was a bit all over the place as well.

Food was awesome though which did make up for it a bit. Just found it to be a very weird experience.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 2

Elfi

Excelente servicio al cliente y el chef vino a nuestra mesa para asegurar que todo está correcto.

Yoanny

First time here and it was an amazing experience. Food was fresh and delicious, ambience and service were great. We will definitely return and recommend .

Rosendo

Overall it was a great experience. Food was superb and ambiance as well. I have to say that service was slightly slow, but the restaurant was fully pack of people. Still great experience.

jack moulton

ova priced. ova hyped.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 4

Lorik Pr

Front dest tall lady amazing
Smiling and warm welcome for us
No reservations no problem
She manage everything for us
Food 5 start
Ginger soup love it
Service friendly

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Tommy Park

Nice spot for Singaporean/malaysian food. Their satay ayam (chicken) was delicious and was quite close to the flavors I’ve been used to from living in Singapore. Same can be said for the roti canai (although it had a slightly bitter aftertaste likely due to burnt/overcooked roti but it was still enjoyable). The ultimate curry laksa was too sweet to be considered authentic, and the sweetness unfortunately overwhelmed the other flavors that should’ve been prominent from a traditional laksa. Nice that they offer a wide variety of noodle choices for it. The haianese roast chicken rice was good, but I liked the aromatic chicken rice more than the chicken dish itself. The mamak mee goreng was decent, however too salty and missed some traditional flavor profiles expected with mee goreng. Ended up paying ~$150 for two appetizers, 3 mains, 2 drinks (Thai iced tea and jasmine tea) so definitely don’t expect Singaporean/malaysian prices. Overall worth it if you’re craving Malaysian flavors in nyc, it’s hard to come by.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

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