Malacca Cafe

This is probably our favorite restaurant in all of the dfw - we literally have gone here every other week for 6 months. Their food is 10/10 (we always get the sizzling tofu and young Tao fu...but everything is amazing).Ivy and the team also are the best in the biz are service, making you feel like a king.Bathrooms are super clean and very high end vibe, though prices are middle of the road. Go go go!!

Been here several time and can confidently say they are absolutely, unequivocally, definitely deserve 5 stars for food and service. Sweet baby Jesus all of the food is delicious and authentic. My wife, who's Malaysian, loves coming here. A beautiful taste of home. Anyway, may this gem of a restaurant have many years of success in the future because we love this place!

I have to say food is always good.But I am very surprised today after having lunch with my friends there.We are party of 9 people and they automatically charged tips which I totally understand.But after checking the receipt on my way home, I found they charged 58 dollars for a 215 dollars lunch. This is 27%.And I called to ask if the bill is correct. They told me they charge 25% after tax. I asked if it is written anywhere they said no they just charged it without any written notice. And they change tip after tax.This is not correct.The girl answered the phone was also cold and rude and told me whatever.I do like the food but I won't be back.Be careful about the bills.

This place warrants another 5 star review. Been big fans since they opened and took a special colleague there for lunch this week. Food was perfection and deliciously unique. Can't get this diverse selection anywhere else. Service impeccable and responsive as always. And the ambiance is lovely - classy elegant yet casual. Not what you would expect from a strip mall place. They also have a beautiful side room with two big round tables for special gatherings. Run don't walk to this place!

I'd dare to say that this is the BESTEST Malaysian fusion restaurant in the DFW. Hands down with their big bold authentic flavors. The food is clean and well presented. Everything we order is honestly finger licking! I have had their nasi lemak and their tofu in the past. Boy oh boy, it keeps me coming back. This time we ordered the fried chicken with Hainan rice, some noodle dish, and pork chops. Every dish is amazing. Service is fast, friendly, clean, responsive. They are so knowledgeable about every dish that's on the menu. ASK THEM ABOUT THE SECRET MENU! You wont regret! Ambiance.. it's on par to high-end fusion restaurant. Loving the big screen on the wall and the menu intensity of the lighting is perfect. The distance between tables is great. Plenty of space to walk around. I do not feel cramped at all. This restaurant not only feels "lux" but yet cozy. I feel familiar. Absolutely recommend this restaurant to everyone.

A nice and true south east Asian restaurant that recently opened, about a year ago. Nice ambiance and modern Malay decor. Whole wall covered with projection of live nature and music. They even have a separate VIP room facing the front. Located at the inner corner of a strip mall. Went for late lunch. You can tell they are really Malaysian family/chef with uniforms etc like a fine dining restaurant. Ordered the infamous Nasi Lemak. Hit all the right notes and good spiciness with the sambal. Curry chicken was tender. I think I missed the real anchovies. Ordered the Malacca sampler with a tasty of appetizer. Chicken satay was crispy and tender. Leg/thigh meat, not breast meat. Five spice meat rolls felt a little too much seasoning. Too strong. Crispy tofu and shrimp cakes were good. Complement with the sauces. Ate too much and they put them in nice take away packaging and bag. Really good service and so far true South East Asian/Malacca cuisine. Will be back for more.

3.5 stars. This Malaysian food between of Ft. Worth and Dallas. This is probably the best Malaysian food at these twin cities. People start coming in after 11:45. We got the roti to start. As Malaysian eater like me, they probably need to work on the curry. The next dish is malacca sampler. I like this dish better because it has variety of food. This sampler include shrimp cake, five spice meats roll, fried tofu, satay, and cucumber. This dish I recommended. The entry is the Nasi lemak. I think the rice dish needs to have more coconut milk. Overall service is good. Food comes out to table with decent time.

Not terrible, but not the best. 3.5/5 stars. I'm glad dfw is getting more asian restaurants on the tarrant country side.living in fort worth, the only places you can go to get asian food is either in Haltom City or drive over to carrollton/plano/frisco.when i heard this place had hainan chicken rice, i was extremely stoked to give this place a try. back in southern california, there would be a few places i would frequent to get my hainan chicken rice fix. we ended up getting take out, and ordered the hainan chicken rice and CKT. CKT stands for char kuey teow, which is rice noodles with fishcake, shrimp, and bean sprouts mixed with egg and soy sauce. it was good, but i don't think it was anything special. the cost for the dish was about 17 bucks. As for the hainan chicken rice, the flavor of the chicken and rice were missing that "pizzazz". normally, hainan chicken rice is really flavorful and i don't typically need the sauce, but this one was kinda dry and the rice didn't pack a lot of flavor. maybe i came on an off day, and will give it another try. The interior is very clean and nice. They also have a special room with a digital wall, which i believe you need to reserve ahead of time

Nice atmosphere. Great service with recommendations. Enjoyed the food. The hot and sour soup was tasty--personal preference would have liked a bit more "sour" (vinegar). Malacca Satay and Curry Chicken both quite good. Will need to return to try other things!BYOB

The restaurant was very nice, a big change from the previous establishment. The staff were very warm and inviting. Food was amazing highly recommend.