Di Dote

It was not crowded, nice service, fast. Good food for reasonable prices. I love Asian food and I can say this is my favorite Asian restaurant from Brooklyn, the prices are very well for my pocket, food taste pretty good, the guy is very friendly and he gives tips and good suggestions for eating. Plus place is clean and comfortable. YOU MUST TRY YES OR YES! 😉 Oh don't forget to try the burger Lemark 😋 is soooooooooo yummy 😋

+4

Eric Chan

I ordered an iced milk tea and a Thai ice tea -- both were standard but good drinks. I was most impressed with their food though. The "Salted egg prawn chow fun" was delicious! Just enough salted egg flavor to compliment the "wok hay" on the noodles. The "Asam laksa" was very good as well if you like sour and fish; tangy and addicting imo. The "Special belacan" was spicy and very good imo... But, the petai (stinky bean) has a very interesting flavor to it that is definitely an acquired taste. It's not stinky, but there's an interesting indescribable flavor there 😂. The "mochi" was filled with sweet crushed peanuts -- chewy and not too sweet 👍. Lastly, the "Bobochacha" was semi-sweet and loaded with ingredients 👍👍. Super jiang restaurant and I'm glad I found this place!

+1

Julie

Great service with excellent food. Especially the “ salted egg prawn chow fun” was recommended by Ron(super wonderful ❤️) Gosh the portions are huge and price is just right…they even packed me to go box. Great place to check out.

+1

Juecong Cai

Nothing but great things to say about this restaurant! I used to go to the one in Queens when I lived in Elmhurst. I have been to the Brooklyn branch a few times now that I moved to well Brooklyn, and the service is always great. The staff are friendly and the food is always tasty. I am surprised my American friends actually liked the Nasi Lemak since they always complain that Asian food has too many things going on for them. Also love the yuanyang tarik, have to special request. My favourite remains to be the Hokkien Noodle, I don't like udon noodle, but the flavour is VERY VERY close to what I had back in Singapore/Malaysia without bah you/fried lard. I wish they can open a bit later though since parking is free only after 7pm.

Jimmy Nagar

Such a authentic Malaysia food in Brooklyn. I read about little House cafe on New York Times and I give it a try and their food was amazing! They also have another location in queens. Taste as the same like in Malaysia! Good service and very friendly. totally recommend.

I had a very positive experience at Little House Restoran and am giving it 4 stars! The atmosphere was a standout, earning a solid 4-star rating. Both the food and the service were also good, each deserving 3 stars. It’s a lovely and reliable spot for a meal!

Eva

Have been coming back to this place a couple of times for the food, both dining in and buying take out. The service could be better by being friendlier to the customers - I actually don't mind because I come for the food. And, as long as the staff gets my orders correct. It is a small family business so I can understand having to wait a bit longer for the lack of employees. Good food, food came out quick . Affordable price, paying with a credit card has a charge fee to it. They prefer cash.

+1

Linda L

We got the beef satay, the hainanese chicken(half), the soy sauce noodles (forgot the actual name) and the beef curry rice dish. I took a star off because the hainanese chicken was no taste. I was super disappointed since the texture of the chicken was phenomenal. It was tender and juicy. It just lack taste. It’s nothing special the spot. It’s like any spot I’ve been to in the past. I would however go since it’s a mom and pop shop. I do recommend. Just the hainanese chicken was a downer.

L Wong

Tried dinner sets 3 and 4 for $12 each. A great deal given the portion size. Recommend set 4. The roti and curry were lukewarm, which was surprising as there was only the 2 of us in the resto. The roti is the kind you can get at the frozen section of Asian grocery stores. Set 3 Hainanese chicken rice was served at room temperature and a bit bland. Set 4 Chow kway teow had "wok hay" and was pretty tasty. Dessert was not too sweet and had a good amount of taro, papaya and black eye peas.

+1

Peter Ng K.C.

If you like Malaysian food, you cannot miss this restaurant! All the dishes I ordered so far, they are tasty and delicious! I give 4 stars, so that they will always have room for improvement or adding new dishes!

+7

Veronica Leong

Everything was just ok + nothing special. The best thing we got was the Chicken Satay Skewers, which came with a yummy sweet peanut sauce. The Stir Fried Lobak was interesting - it came with fried tofu and century old egg as well. The Beef Chow Fun was saltier than I liked + the Curry that came with the Roti Canai was pretty watery. The Hainan Chicken Rice was decent! You're only allowed to choose between the breast or leg (dark meat). We chose the breast + there were ~ 6 pieces of chicken. The ginger and hot sauces it came with helped with the flavor. The order also comes with a cup of soup, which tastes primarily like sesame oil. Overall, this spot is just ok, but l've had better.

Ana Marie Sylvester

Reading some other review and I confirmed it's true. 1. The lady that served was not welcoming maybe she thinks I'm not Asian. Yes it's true you can see and tell that they treat non Asian differently customers 2. Food taste was okay. 3. I ordered a take home food for my son and when we got home they give us a different dish.

+1