Rasa

Karin P a month ago

Went with my friend for dinner. Rasa is amazing and a great place to try Malaysian food. If you are feeling spontaneous please ask your server what they recommend so that you can try something new. You will not be disappointed.

S Khan 2 months ago

Stopped by after a show for late Friday night dinner. The restaurant was bustling with patrons at the time; we were seated within 4 minutes. Ordered the Malaysian combo for starters; enjoyed the curry puff and the satay peanut sauce was amazing. We had Curry Laksa with beef and Beef rendeng for entrees. The laksa flavors blended well and wasn’t too strong- just right for our taste. The beef rendeng had a generous serving of tender beef and the flavors were delicious. Can’t wait to go back and try more dishes!

Mudasser Zakaria 2 months ago

​If you are looking for an outstanding meal packed with incredible depth and spices, Rasa is an absolute must-try! ​The food and the flavors here are absolutely wonderful. Every single dish we tried was cooked to perfection, balancing the perfect amount of savory, sweet, and aromatic spices. You can really taste the authenticity and care put into the food. ​The atmosphere was super cozy and welcoming, making the entire dining experience even better. We left completely satisfied. Do yourself a favor and check this place out!

Aisha Halim 5 months ago

Why is this place not famous? Come here if you want generous service and the most delicious food in NYC, Malaysian or not. They started us off with a vegetable soup on the house. It was hot, full of umami and a pleasant surprise. Ordered the curry laksa, prawn mee, aubergine with basil, and omelette. The laksa was coconutty and came with fresh prawns. Opted for the mixed noodles and they gave a variety of 3 types of noodles in the bowl. The prawn mee had kangkung (morning glory) and prawns as fresh as the former dish. The soup was spicier than the laksa, as guaranteed by the waitress. The omelette burst with flavours that make you surprised egg can hold such flavour. Truly, it tasted like an omelette back in Malaysia. The aubergine portion was large and was stir fried in a very tasty chilli paste. Almost akin to terung belacan back home for fellow Malaysians. For dessert, we got teh tarik and onde onde. The Teh tarik was fragrant and bubbly. Just the best. Onde onde was served hot, indicating they boil it to order and then toss it in the coconut shavings just in time for the customer to enjoy. I wish this would go viral as a place to enjoy authentic Malaysian dishes as much as

Amy Cimo 6 months ago

My husband and I ate here for the last Iftari. The staff were so kind and accommodating, which inspired me to leave a review. We arrived 40 minutes early. They took our order and made it closer to when my husband could break his fast. They also offered dates, which was nice. We had the roti canai (loved it!) and the appetizer sampler (liked it). For dinner I had the bbq chicken and he had Singapore noodles. If you only eat halal, the food was great and I highly recommend this place! If you eat halal and some non-halal, there are places in Elmhurst, Queens that I like a little better. Overall, the service was amazing, and I will definitely be back with my halal friends!