Nasi Malay Thai Sushi - Bear

Is my bowl half empty or half full? I love Thai food! I've been coming to Nasi Malay Thai Sushi for years, but never really immersed. Well, that all changed recently when I finally had some time for me and could come in. I go to vegetables green curry *no tofu), and a mango salad. This time did not get the mango salad, but decided on Maki reels. My roles were fine, but the reason why I've come here for years remains the green herbal curry is amazing. Repeat: the herbal green curry is amazing, and the best would find in this area. I don't know if I'll have free time to dive in in my near future, but I'll definitely be back?

The food was delicious, and everything was very fresh. The dishes were served hot, and the salad dressing was tasty. The satay sauce was also excellent.

The food here is decent, earning a score of 3.5. The drunken noodles (pad kee mao) and the green curry were both quite tasty. We also liked the roti canai as an appetizer. While it's not something extraordinary, it's a solid choice if you're in the area and in the mood for good Thai cuisine. The service, however, was just okay.

My favorite restaurant in Delaware! Beef Rendang and Malaysian pork chop are my top2 dishes. My friend wasn't interested in Malaysian food at the beginning when I ordered the pork chop, she was like: How good could a pork chop be? Then she had the first bite and surprised: this is holy good! far beyond my expectation! Beef is also delicate, juicy and tasty! Good food good service and open late

This restaurant really struggles with making Thai curry. The dish lacks flavor and seems to have been made with chicken broth instead of coconut milk for the base. It was watery, and the flavor profile was all off. Additionally, there was a thick layer of separated oil on top, which was quite unappealing.