Rasa Sayang

Raffles Singapore Laksa

We are excited to announce the launch of our very own Raffles Singapore Laksa! After a couple of months of experimenting in the kitchen, we believe we have a winner. Sticking close to the traditional ones you'd find in Singapore, our Laksa is a rich seafood and coconut broth loaded with shredded fishcakes, prawns, tofu puffs, hard-boiled egg, laksa leaves and thick rice vermicelli.
Come spice up your Monday: you won't be disappointed!

A nice serving of Chicken Rendang can hardly go wrong. Unless you want it crispy that is. @z.olpin if you ever need a platform to showcase your beautiful Rendang, our kitchen and restauarant is open to you. Hit us up! #rendang #chickenrendang #crispychickenrendang #spicy #halal #makan #malaysia #singapore #food #londonchinatown #Chinatown #shaftesbury #london #londonfood #foodie #instafood #soho #foodphotography #rasasayang #rasasayanglondon #rasasayangfood #chinatownlondon #masterchefuk #crispyskin

Hi folks! We will be at UCL serving you food lovers on 26 Feb Monday, come meet us and makan together! See ya! xx

Thank you Catherine and Sino Radio UK for this awesome feature! Let us help you usher in prosperity and happiness this Lunar New Year!

Thanks for the shoutout - it was our pleasure catering for the ASEAS Leaders' Conference 2018.

Are you ready to celebrate Chinese New Year? Rasa Sayang Yu Sheng is available from 1st Feb until 2 March 2018. Let the tossing of the prosperity salad for good fortune begin! 福禄连年齐捞生!

Please kindly note our festive opening hours. We only close on Christmas Day and open throughout the rest of the year to serve you... wish you a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year folks!

Mouthwatering...right? #Nomorewordsneeded #Rasasayang

EID MUBARAK EVERYONE! :)
We have some GREAT news...
Rasa Sayang will be RE-OPENING this Saturday 1st July!! 😁😁🎉
... Looking forward to seeing all your smiling faces enjoying that much missed awesome plate of Nasi Lemak. :p
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Ramadan Mubarak! Wishing you all a blessed Ramadan this month. Happily awaiting to greet you with a new and improved Rasa Sayang, just in time for Eid celebrations. :)

Reminder to all you Rasa Sayang lovers! We will be closed for refurbishment from the 30th May until mid June. We notify you upon re-opening. ;)

Reminder to all you Rasa Sayang lovers! We will be closed for refurbishment from 29th May until mid June. Will keep you updated upon re-opening. :)

Reminder to all you Rasa Sayang lovers! We wil be closed for refurbishment from 29th May until mid june. We will keep you updated. :)

Reminder to all Rasa Sayang lovers! We will be closed for refurbishment from 29th May until middle June. We will keep you updated!!

Ding ding ding! We have a winner. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 A big congratulations to our Head Chef for winning 'Asian and Oriental Chef of the Year' at the Curry Awards 2017.

'...probably the best £8 you’ll spend...' Come and see what they're raving about :)

Very good! I lived in Singapore for a few years and my partner is Malaysian, so we were sceptical about some of the reviews and whether it would be any good. Char Kway Teow was excellent (with an extra bit of chopped Chilli added) and Nasi Lemak was lovely too. Will definitely be back �

Superb Menu, great choices really gets your taste buds going ! To enjoy the experience do book in advance , you will not be disappointed , I have so many favourite dishes , hard to choose but Roti Canai followed by Char Kway Chow , if you have room left all the desserts are excellent :) Having lived in Borneo, eating here brings back great memories of my weekly visit to Pasar Malam with all the lovely Malay foods - ENJOY :)

So surprised by recent bad reviews. I went here few times already and was never disappointed. Of course not every meal is prepared just when you order it and not all the ingredients are bought fresh on the local market at the morning but also no one is promising you Noma experience here.Staff is really busy but always smiling and friendly. If you find something niche about faded minimalistic interiors of Asian eateries you'll love this place!

Originally from Malaysia, live in London now. Have been going to Rasa Sayang many times for my Malaysian food fix, never disappointed. Shame to read some of the reviews here of poor service and food. I have never experienced that myself so please don't let that put you off this place.

Lovely food and the staff couldn't have been more pleasant or helpful. I had the deluxe mee goreng and a few other side dishes etc and it was superb. I do regularly eat malaysian cuisine as a good friend is malaysian chef. This place was almost as good! And believe me that is one hell of a compliment! I will be revisiting!

It reminded us of Malaysia and Singapore straight away.The food was amazing, Chicken rice ,very authentic but London prices , I hope to go back very soon.

I was slightly worried when I first turned up at Rasa Sayang because the place looks quite cramped, however there is additional seating downstairs. We ordered Tea Tharek to begin with followed by nasi goreng, mee goreng and another chicken satay dish. The flavours were rich and delicious and the tapioca pudding served as an ideal conclusion to.the hearty meal. Service was excellent and we didn't have to wait too long for the food to arrive. I can't wait to go back!

Food is great! Authentic taste and generous portions. Be prepared to wait for a table though coz it gets busy due to popularity �

As I told a friend I really missed Malaysian food from my travels, I was recommended this place. It was very busy when we came in but luckily, we had booked and was seated almost immediately. Staff was patient with our ordering especially when we needed some vegetarian options and kindly provided suggestions. So we ordered a variety of mains and smaller side dishes, everything was on point and I was able to inhale the hainanese chicken rice once again! Overall the service was quick, you don't feel rushed like in other places, and the prices were decent. I will be back here when my cravings kick in.

The food is really Malaysian style and tasty. The restaurant looks very basic. If you miss Malaysian Food, that's the place to visit.

Recommended by our friend Cherly, we were there for our tea (dinner), last yummy meal in London. What can i say,fab menu, dishes that was served looked yummy. We had coconut rice and chicken curry, so tasty. Friendly and great service. My friend spoke in malay, it was lovely to listen even though we couldnt understand lol. Definately we will visit there again... thank

I've been here a few times and still enjoy it. The food does remind me of Malaysia and I think it's great that it's also halal because it means that it caters to everyone. My only issue is that the tables are so close together and it's cramped.



Finally, I will say, remember this is London. If you're Malaysian, don't expect it to be like the local Mamak stall in your hometown or even in KL. I was annoyed when I couldn't help overhear 2 Malaysian tourists complaining about how expensive it was, that they could get cheaper and better in Malaysia. Really? why come all the way to Europe to eat what you can get at home.

I live in Singapore and my extended family are all Malay. The food is good and service OK the restaurant is very busy and we needed a table for 6 and they moved tables to accommodate. The food was quick, hot and tasty. I had the luxury nasi lemak which was very good and included the rendang. It's London prices but that's to be expected.

Delicious good value food. While the restaurant might look more basic, the food is far better than a lot of the other local restaurants on Gerrard Street, China Town

Was in a few days ago,used to be really nice,sadly it wasnt the case this time,beef rendang was hard and chewy,singapore fried rice have no taste in it ,apart from a bit of obvious msg. To top this ,i dont feel welcome at all by judging how we were treated by the one and only waitress downstairs supposingly"service"us, no smiling,no check back, the only thing i like about her was she actually brought me a plate to share my meal with my kids(well...after she saw me scooping all my rice into my son's plate and tried to eat from the same plate with him)...good service!!! Theres so many different restaurants at China town, guess i wont be travelling here especially to have a meal anymore.

Really good food in china town , yes I would definitely go back again , it was my first time to this restaurant & I enjoyed the Sambal fish very much

Ordered the nasi lemak and roti canai with lamb curry yesterday. The rice was overcooked and mushy, and did not have any coconut milk flavor. The lamb curry was reasonably good but the roti canai was rather small in size. Overall food can at best be described as satisfactory.

I almost did not want to put this review down, but I feel that it is necessary to give other potential customers a true picture of this place. I am alright if a restaurant has a certain minimum order policy, which in this case is £8. What I do not like is the way it is communicated.

My brother and me ordered 2 teh tariks and spring rolls. Immediately, the waiter says "There is a minimum order of £8" in a very direct manner. Thinking that perhaps with the spring rolls, there should be sufficient amount ordered to make up the £8, we flipped through the menu again to check the price, and the waiter simply said, "Not enough". Barely a few moments later, while we were still trying to see what else we could order, the waiter said "I'll come back later" and just walked off. No apologies were given and no suggestions were offered as to what we could order. In summary, our experience was: take the menu, order a minimum of £8, and if we can't, leave.

Rasa Sayang, please note that a restaurant is nothing without its customers. It can serve the best quality food, but with poor service like what we experienced, do not be surprised if the number of customers drop. I hope you spend as much time on training your waiters to deliver good customer service as you do on your food.

Ethnic singaporean here. Ordered the char Kway Teow, Hainanese chicken rice and Teh c bing. Char Kway Teow was ok but it needed more salt. Hainanese chicken rice was bland and the chicken was not marinated long enough, so I had to cover it with a lot of Chili and garlic. I also had to use 3 LANGUAGES (dialect, Chinese and English) to order boneless breast meat & they still didn't get that right. The chicken pieces also looked like they were chopped with a bad attitude! The Teh c bing tasted like powdered Hong Kong milk tea. I hope that people don't think Singapore food is like this because it tastes so much better!

Very good! I lived in Singapore for a few years and my partner is Malaysian, so we were sceptical about some of the reviews and whether it would be any good. Char Kway Teow was excellent (with an extra bit of chopped Chilli added) and Nasi Lemak was lovely too. Will definitely be back �

Superb Menu, great choices really gets your taste buds going ! To enjoy the experience do book in advance , you will not be disappointed , I have so many favourite dishes , hard to choose but Roti Canai followed by Char Kway Chow , if you have room left all the desserts are excellent :) Having lived in Borneo, eating here brings back great memories of my weekly visit to Pasar Malam with all the lovely Malay foods - ENJOY :)

So surprised by recent bad reviews. I went here few times already and was never disappointed. Of course not every meal is prepared just when you order it and not all the ingredients are bought fresh on the local market at the morning but also no one is promising you Noma experience here.Staff is really busy but always smiling and friendly. If you find something niche about faded minimalistic interiors of Asian eateries you'll love this place!

Originally from Malaysia, live in London now. Have been going to Rasa Sayang many times for my Malaysian food fix, never disappointed. Shame to read some of the reviews here of poor service and food. I have never experienced that myself so please don't let that put you off this place.

Lovely food and the staff couldn't have been more pleasant or helpful. I had the deluxe mee goreng and a few other side dishes etc and it was superb. I do regularly eat malaysian cuisine as a good friend is malaysian chef. This place was almost as good! And believe me that is one hell of a compliment! I will be revisiting!

It reminded us of Malaysia and Singapore straight away.The food was amazing, Chicken rice ,very authentic but London prices , I hope to go back very soon.

I was slightly worried when I first turned up at Rasa Sayang because the place looks quite cramped, however there is additional seating downstairs. We ordered Tea Tharek to begin with followed by nasi goreng, mee goreng and another chicken satay dish. The flavours were rich and delicious and the tapioca pudding served as an ideal conclusion to.the hearty meal. Service was excellent and we didn't have to wait too long for the food to arrive. I can't wait to go back!

Food is great! Authentic taste and generous portions. Be prepared to wait for a table though coz it gets busy due to popularity �

As I told a friend I really missed Malaysian food from my travels, I was recommended this place. It was very busy when we came in but luckily, we had booked and was seated almost immediately. Staff was patient with our ordering especially when we needed some vegetarian options and kindly provided suggestions. So we ordered a variety of mains and smaller side dishes, everything was on point and I was able to inhale the hainanese chicken rice once again! Overall the service was quick, you don't feel rushed like in other places, and the prices were decent. I will be back here when my cravings kick in.

The food is really Malaysian style and tasty. The restaurant looks very basic. If you miss Malaysian Food, that's the place to visit.

Recommended by our friend Cherly, we were there for our tea (dinner), last yummy meal in London. What can i say,fab menu, dishes that was served looked yummy. We had coconut rice and chicken curry, so tasty. Friendly and great service. My friend spoke in malay, it was lovely to listen even though we couldnt understand lol. Definately we will visit there again... thank

I've been here a few times and still enjoy it. The food does remind me of Malaysia and I think it's great that it's also halal because it means that it caters to everyone. My only issue is that the tables are so close together and it's cramped.



Finally, I will say, remember this is London. If you're Malaysian, don't expect it to be like the local Mamak stall in your hometown or even in KL. I was annoyed when I couldn't help overhear 2 Malaysian tourists complaining about how expensive it was, that they could get cheaper and better in Malaysia. Really? why come all the way to Europe to eat what you can get at home.

I live in Singapore and my extended family are all Malay. The food is good and service OK the restaurant is very busy and we needed a table for 6 and they moved tables to accommodate. The food was quick, hot and tasty. I had the luxury nasi lemak which was very good and included the rendang. It's London prices but that's to be expected.

Delicious good value food. While the restaurant might look more basic, the food is far better than a lot of the other local restaurants on Gerrard Street, China Town

Was in a few days ago,used to be really nice,sadly it wasnt the case this time,beef rendang was hard and chewy,singapore fried rice have no taste in it ,apart from a bit of obvious msg. To top this ,i dont feel welcome at all by judging how we were treated by the one and only waitress downstairs supposingly"service"us, no smiling,no check back, the only thing i like about her was she actually brought me a plate to share my meal with my kids(well...after she saw me scooping all my rice into my son's plate and tried to eat from the same plate with him)...good service!!! Theres so many different restaurants at China town, guess i wont be travelling here especially to have a meal anymore.

Really good food in china town , yes I would definitely go back again , it was my first time to this restaurant & I enjoyed the Sambal fish very much

Ordered the nasi lemak and roti canai with lamb curry yesterday. The rice was overcooked and mushy, and did not have any coconut milk flavor. The lamb curry was reasonably good but the roti canai was rather small in size. Overall food can at best be described as satisfactory.

I almost did not want to put this review down, but I feel that it is necessary to give other potential customers a true picture of this place. I am alright if a restaurant has a certain minimum order policy, which in this case is £8. What I do not like is the way it is communicated.

My brother and me ordered 2 teh tariks and spring rolls. Immediately, the waiter says "There is a minimum order of £8" in a very direct manner. Thinking that perhaps with the spring rolls, there should be sufficient amount ordered to make up the £8, we flipped through the menu again to check the price, and the waiter simply said, "Not enough". Barely a few moments later, while we were still trying to see what else we could order, the waiter said "I'll come back later" and just walked off. No apologies were given and no suggestions were offered as to what we could order. In summary, our experience was: take the menu, order a minimum of £8, and if we can't, leave.

Rasa Sayang, please note that a restaurant is nothing without its customers. It can serve the best quality food, but with poor service like what we experienced, do not be surprised if the number of customers drop. I hope you spend as much time on training your waiters to deliver good customer service as you do on your food.

Ethnic singaporean here. Ordered the char Kway Teow, Hainanese chicken rice and Teh c bing. Char Kway Teow was ok but it needed more salt. Hainanese chicken rice was bland and the chicken was not marinated long enough, so I had to cover it with a lot of Chili and garlic. I also had to use 3 LANGUAGES (dialect, Chinese and English) to order boneless breast meat & they still didn't get that right. The chicken pieces also looked like they were chopped with a bad attitude! The Teh c bing tasted like powdered Hong Kong milk tea. I hope that people don't think Singapore food is like this because it tastes so much better!