Jaya 888 - New York

I’m not sure why this place is closed. Their Hainan Chicken is the best I ever had. I brought my friends to this place, and they actually came back with their friends as well. Are they re-opening at other locations? It will be very sad to see a place like this gone…

Amazing favors from the Malay-Chinese tradition. Their vegetables, curries, laksa, redang, wok stir-fries, and nasi lemak are second to none. Give them a try and you will not regret it. Highly recommend. Good times!!!

Apparently this place is open after being close for a while for renovations. The food is typical Malaysian comfort food with the addition of standard American Chinese food.I ordered the Beef Rendang and was not disappointed.

Walking through Chinatown and stumbled on this place, ordered the beef rendang but wasn't made aware they were charging me for an entree item instead of the rendang combo. Make sure you ask the waitress/waiter to verify exactly what you're ordering or expect an upcharge. Overall a mediocre experience

I sought out this restaurant for Malaysian food and could not have been more disappointed. I ordered rendang, but the dish was all but unrecognizable. I believe the cook took sliced beef that was readied for a Chinese-style stir fry and simply sauteed it in a boxed curry that did not taste like rendang at all. I wish they simply told me they had none. I also ordered a dish of vegetables and asked for a half order, which I was given. But I was charged for a full order. When I asked why, they said that they could only charge the full price. This meager lunch was $40. Perhaps COVID has caused the restaurant to cut back. The dining room is especially dim. The Chinese food here might be far better, but I didn't try it. For Malay/Indonesian food, diners will likely be disappointed.