Curry Laksa & Nasi Lemak in the Old Glen Eden Station.
Malaysian hawker cooking made to order — curry laksa, nasi lemak with rendang beef, char kway teow and claypot — in the original Glen Eden railway station building at 145 West Coast Road.
Cooked to Order, One Wok at a Time
Only the dishes reviewers actually name. There is no menu or price list on Google, so nothing here is invented — ring the shop for the full list.
Curry Laksa
Coconut curry broth with noodles, bean sprouts and a wedge of lemon. Reviewers order it with fish fillet or seafood; one called it the best Malaysian-style fish fillet curry laksa they had ever had.
Nasi Lemak
Coconut rice served with rendang beef or curry chicken, a boiled egg, peanuts and cucumber. The plate regulars name alongside the laksa.
Char Kway Teow
Flat rice noodles fried hard and fast with prawns and bean sprouts, cooked to order in a kitchen small enough to hear from the table.
Claypot
Pork rib braised in the claypot and brought to the table in it, with rice and greens on the side.
The Old Glen Eden Station, Still Standing
The cafe occupies the original Glen Eden railway station building, a few steps from the platform that replaced it. It is small inside — timber floors, a handful of tables, and the kitchen close enough to hear.
Beside the Platform
A few steps from Glen Eden station, in the original station building on West Coast Road.
Parking Front and Across
Parking directly outside the shop, with more on the other side of the road.
House Sambal Sold in Store
The kitchen’s own Malaysian sambal is sold over the counter — a reviewer bought a jar to take home.
The Station, the Room and the Bowls
Photographs from the restaurant’s own Google listing — guests’ and the owner’s, nothing bought in.
4.5 Stars from 519 Google Reviews
Quoted word for word from the reviews Google returns. Nothing edited, nothing translated.
“The best Malaysian-style fish fillet curry laksa I have ever had… my taste buds were having a party!”
“It’s the only Malaysian spot in the area since I moved here, and it has never let me down… I’ve had many Nasi Lemak and Seafood Curry Laksa — both are amazing!”
“Love this little Malaysian restaurant next to the train station. They are selling Malaysian sambal that taste so good.”
Opening Hours & Location
145 West Coast Road, Glen Eden — right beside the train station, with parking in front.
Weekly Opening Hours
Closed Mondays. Tuesday to Thursday there is a break between lunch and dinner; Friday to Sunday the kitchen runs straight through. Dine in, takeaway and delivery, with vegetarian dishes available.
Contact & Location
Dine-in, Takeaway & Delivery
$20–30 per person