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Contribute FeedbackThe Mamak Village is indeed not a bad choice, which is also confirmed by the previous visitors with an average rating of 3.2.
What User likes about Mamak Village:
A hidden Malaysian food restaurant in UNSW. If is not because my friend who brought me in, I wouldn’t have known this place. Worth trying if you’re nearby.Environment 5/5Hidden in the campus, not too crowded and quite spacious in the restaurant.Service 5/5You can order your food by yourself using the kiosk and punch in the number you could get beside the kiosk. Then the staff will bring the food to you. Staff is frie... View all feedback.
What User doesn't like about Mamak Village:
I don't think we're going to visit this place, unless they focus on cooking traditional Malaysian foods with real Malaysian aromes and not on a diluted version. we took dinner tonight after we hunted Malaysian beef yield. unfortunately the rendang was disappointing. I am not sure if they can even call it a rendang or even a bark cure. taste like salt and bark, no rendang aromen. even though the bark was cooked well a... View all feedback.
Roti was overcooked and crispy. Curry chicken was bland and too sweet. I didn't finish the meal. I do like the self-serve ordering system however.
Ordered Char Kouy Tiew and its too salty. Signature milo is ok. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: A$20–40
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Here you'll find in addition to selected dishes, a comprehensive drinks selection, and various dish categories. The menu card is regularly expanded by customer recommendations and ingredients recommended by guests in a commendable way. The menu card may be enriched on site by daily or weekly special offers.
Straits Classic Rice Bowls
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Indian
Beef
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