Little House Restoran

Really solid char kuey teow with proper wok hei and balanced seasoning. Their curry puff is addictive - the main reason I keep coming back. Bonus points for having kuih-basah for dessert.

I’ve had takeout from here a few times, but tonight was my first time dining in—and it did not disappoint. The food was packed with flavor, and the stir-fried dishes had a great amount of wok hei (that smoky “breath of the dragon”). We came as a group of 11 and had no issues with service. The young lady helping us was very accommodating and even recommended a few dishes that the older folks at the table especially enjoyed. We ordered quite a spread: roti, Hainanese chicken, chicken and beef satay, stir-fried string beans with garlic, curry fish fillet, curry beef stew, char kuey teow, Malaysian fried rice, sambal belacan, sizzling tamago tofu, and several drinks. Each of the curries had its own distinct flavor, and the roti was freshly made—flaky on the outside, slightly chewy on the inside. The satay was another standout: both the beef and chicken were tender, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the rich peanut sauce. Overall, I was very impressed with both the food and service. Easily one of the best Malaysian meals I’ve had in a long time—better than anything I’ve had in Elmhurst or Brooklyn.

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.

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!

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.