Ipoh Garden Malaysian Cuisine in Millbrae

I was delighted to discover Ipoh right in our own backyard. Ive driven by Ipoh for years, but never thought to check it out. The exterior of the restaurant looks pretty dilapidated. I wasnt even sure if the restaurant was open.However, we finally went to check it out and what a pleasant surprise! The food was solid - flavorful, well-prepared, and well-presented. The roti canai was one of the best Ive had anywhere in California. The pineapple fried rice was solid and the chicken lemak was wonderfully spicy and savory.The service was friendly too.The inside decor is comfy though a bit worn down.We will definitely be coming back!

The service was bad, No AC, and food was very good greasy. The younger waiters with short hair was curt and impolite. We ordered 6 dishes with white rice. Only dishes I eat was the white rice and the green water crest veggie. All the for dishes we ordered was very greasy! I am not sure how this place can have a 4 stars or higher. Maybe my standards for food is a bit too high. Also the lady with short hair told our friend to pay her tip at the cashier. I left that is very rude to tell guests to pay her tip at the cashier and forcing us to leave once we pay the bill.I feel this place should be rates as 3.3 stars. Also the mens bathroom was very dirty and the urinal seems to be out of order for months.I do love to support local family restaurants, but sadly to say I will not be coming back to this Malaysian restaurant. There are other restaurants in this area one can try.

This place is close to Millbrae BART station but its super unnoticeable.Food is great and price is cheap. Got the Hainanese chicken rice. Chicken was delicious and tender. Large portions for 14 bucks. The only complaint I have is the portion of the source was small. But I asked for some extra sources when packing my leftovers.Thai ice tea is ok. Would like to try the Malaysia ice tea.Satisfied with all I got. Will come back next time Im around Millbrae.

The food was fantastic, the service staff was super friendly, and the prices were great, particularly for the Bay Area, I highly recommend eating here! If possible bring cash as they prefer cash payments to keep food costs down for customers.

Casual, authentic Malaysian restaurant thats right by the Bart station. We stopped by for a quick bite and service was very fast. Food came out quick starting with the roti canai and chicken skewers. The roti rivals Banana Islands roti with a thicker but smaller dough. The chicken skewers were nice and juicy and the curry sauce was fantastic.For entrees, we tried their signature laksa mee (soup noodle) and nasi lemak (rice dish). The laksa mee is amazing - not too spicy, full of flavors, and something we would order again. The nasi lemak was alright with a few hits and misses. The chicken and picked vegetables were a hit, but the coconut rice lacked coconut flavors.Overall, a very authentic Malaysian restaurant with good hearty dishes.

The hainan chicken almost boneless which is good easier for having it. Satay chicken was really tasty like it a lot. Although veggies was a bit greasy but still ok. There is lots of ingredients in the soup, Bo guh tay was Chinese herb flavor different from Singapore version.

We were here a few weeks back on our last night in SF.Coming from Singapore, we were mostly happy with the items we ordered.The bak kut teh, hor fun, Penang prawn mee and roti canai were quite authentic.Even the drinks, teh tarik and Ipoh white coffee, were good. Not sure if they were the 3-in-1 type.

We stopped here for lunch and the experience was authentic and awesome as everyone from our group left the place with a smile. Really yummy Malaysian food.A must visit.

We went to this restaurant for the taste of home. To my disappointment, bak kut tea was bitter, string beans and eggplant was oily, and the chicken was fine.

Amazing Malaysian food! Flavorful and portion sizes are pretty good. Service is good too.