Secret Recipe

Finding Malaysian food in DFW is surprisingly difficult, I haven’t found anything better than Secret Recipe yet.

*Update: unfortunately this restaurant is now permanently closed. There is another Secret Recipe open in Plano - same owner.

Excellent Malay food, very authentic , selection were great

Have not offered online ordering for several months now. Past 2 times I have gone (friday at 6 and tuesday at 6) this location has been closed.

Authentic

Went there today 11/10/2022, was surprisingly they told me about price increases.Very disappointed, they increased all the price wayyyyyyy too much ! Will thinking twice to get the foods from there again. There is a lot of good Asian style restaurants surrounding that area with a reasonable price.

Never had this experience with them after visiting them for so many years but carryout orders have been inconsistent recently. Ordered 3 entrees (2 Char Khay Teow and Fried Rice w/ Salted fish) that were half packed then the usual full amount, for the price of $49. It's like they took the amount they cooked for the flat noodles and portioned it out in two separate containers and the rice was decently packed but not like usual.

Great flavors, food was out on time. They have a lot of variety.

Our Malaysian friend took us to this restaurant. We had an amazing time. Most of the food items didn't taste as fresh because they have hundreds of items in the menu for hole in the wall, nonetheless they tasted really good. They were out of many itmes, but thats understandable given the volume of menu. We ordered a lot of food with lots of leftovers.I don't remember the name of most of the items and menu doesn't have pictures so its difficult to validate. But some itmes that I remember are Beef roti murtabak with chicken curry: roti was fluffy, soft, and chicken was delicious.Malaysian chicken curry was a hit. It was very similar to Indian chicken curry but unique in its own way.Fresh soy milk was alright. It can be better.Malaysia chicken puffs were good and soft.Veggie pineapple fried rice was also good.Besides these we also got thick flat noodles which was ok. It didnt have lot of flavors. Mixed (thick and thin noodles) with pork and couple of sea food items was good. Sauce was slightly dominating but it was good. We also had a order of large cut tofu that came with rice which was also really good. My friend got oyster omelette, she liked it. I thought it was on a drier side and oysters were super salty. Overall food was good. We will definitely go back.

This was my first time coming to this restaurant. since the restaurant I usually go to was closed. With me being pregnant some foods just hit and this food was not hitting. I ordered the sesame chicken entree and the chicken tasted bland and the sauce tasted like fake asian food. But the white rice was good tho.

We came at 12:45pm on a Saturday, ant it was not crowded, good or bad? The food smells good and looks too! The won tons on the Crab Rangoon was thick, homemade, and had a unique flavor, not like other restaurants. They were addicting. The Chicken egg rolls were good also. Loved the duck sauce that came with them. Thick , not thinned down & watery. Thai Mango Chicken and Szechuan Chicken were wonderful. Fried rice was an up charge. Large menu, literally ?

Huge variety of items on the menu fair prices for the portions friendly staff, food was full of flavor and delicious of you want true Asian this is the place

The best Singapore /Malaysian restueant in Texas. Amazing food and nice people.. family owned and operated.

Really enjoyed the nostalgia of eating nasi lemak (a fave). Char kuey teow P. Pinang sedapnya (get the shrimps to make it more classic). Roti telur is 100. Top off with some teh tarik. Hainese chicken rice also nice. Really miss my super foodie home in Penang. This restaurant helps to take me back.

Wow, got a big surprise... food was ok, interior super basic, order from the counter then go sit. The surprise was a 40% increase on prices compared to the menu. There was a sign saying prices have been adjusted but... item on the menu $10.95 and on the receipt $14.95. That isn't a small adjustment. That is fancy restaurant level pricing for a place that is super basic.Dinner for two with tip $48. One appetizer and two dishes. Menu prices would have been $28 plus tip so around $33-34. OuchNot worth the money

Found this place to get authentic Malaysian food and we loved it! It's currently cash only but worth the pitstop for cash