Best Cheap Malaysian Restaurants in Gramercy Park | Cheap Malaysian Food

6 restaurants in Best Cheap Malaysian Restaurants in Gramercy Park | Cheap Malaysian Food

• FishMarket II — Seafood · rated 4.8/5: FishMarket II, located in the East Village, offers a relaxed atmosphere perfect for a cozy lunch or dinner. This Malaysian fusion restaurant features a diverse menu including favorites like rendang, laksa, fried rice, and curry laksa. With friendly, attentive staff and quick service, it's a great spot for families, sports fans, and friends looking for an enjoyable dining experience. Don't miss the popular eggplant dish!
• Thai Food Near Me — Thai · rated 4.8/5: Located at 625 2nd Ave, New York, "Thai Food Near Me" offers a cozy atmosphere to enjoy a variety of authentic Thai dishes such as curries, satays, and noodle delights. With an impressive rating of 4.8 from over 460 reviews, the restaurant is perfect for families and groups. Guests can enjoy outdoor seating, curbside pickup, and delivery options. Reservations are available, and payment is made easy with multiple card options accepted.
• Singlish — Chinese, Indian, Thai, Vietnamese, · rated 4/5: Step into a vibrant space that pulses with the electric energy of a Singaporean hawker center, where the air is thick with the intoxicating aroma of charred chilies and fragrant lemongrass. Woks hiss and sizzle as chefs masterfully blend bold, multicultural flavors into soul-warming bowls of laksa and perfectly spiced street food, inviting guests to embark on a sensory journey through the heart of Southeast Asia. The experience is a playful celebration of heritage and modern flair, where every bite tells a story of cultural fusion in a setting that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly contemporary.
• Laut — Thai: This energetic destination captures the soul of Southeast Asian street food, where the air hums with conversation and the fragrant aroma of lemongrass and toasted spices. Diners tear into buttery, hand-flipped roti canai and dive into steaming bowls of rich laksa, experiencing a masterclass in the vibrant balance of heat, herb, and coconut milk that defines the region’s culinary heritage.
• Love Mama — Thai: This vibrant East Village sanctuary pulses with energy, where neon accents and eclectic decor set the stage for a soulful journey through the aromatic street markets of Southeast Asia. Fragrant clouds of lemongrass and galangal waft from the kitchen as chefs masterfully balance the bold heat of Malaysian spices with the delicate freshness of Vietnamese and Thai traditions, creating a kaleidoscope of flavors that feel like a warm, home-cooked embrace.
• NaNa Thai Street — Thai: NaNa Thai Street transports diners to the heart of a bustling night market, where the air is heavy with the intoxicating aroma of sizzling chicken satay and fragrant, spice-laden curries. The kitchen turns out a vibrant array of street-food treasures, from golden, flaky chickpea puffs and crisp spring rolls to delicate dumplings that burst with savory flavor. Whether tearing into warm, buttery roti or savoring the rich crunch of a roasted Peking duck roll, every dish celebrates the bold textures and spirited energy of authentic Thai soul food.