Malaysia Boleh! @ Northpoint City at Northpoint City
Location: 930 Yishun Avenue 2, #B1-194/195/203/204, #205, 769098
Floors B1 and 1 · Northpoint City
Vintage Malaysian hawker food court with 1960s street ambience and beloved stalls.
Vintage Malaysian hawker food court with 1960s street ambience and beloved stalls.
Malaysia Boleh! at Northpoint City is a spirited tribute to Malaysia’s vibrant street food culture, brought to life by Fei Siong Group. The food court is dressed in vintage 1960s shophouse décor, whisking diners straight to the bustling lanes of Petaling Street. Under one roof, you’ll find an impressive line-up of hawker legends: Petaling Street Famous Claypot Chicken Rice, Penang Char Kuay Teow, Penang Road Famous Chendol, Hoon Kee Pork Noodles, Damansara Chilli Pan Mee, KL Da Pai Dang, Ayam Bakar, Ipoh White Coffee, and more. Each stall faithfully reproduces recipes sourced directly from renowned Malaysian hawkers, so every bite is as authentic as it gets.The Northpoint outlet is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., making it a convenient stop for lunch, dinner, or a midday snack. The food court operates on a walk-in basis—simply pick a stall, place your order, and find a seat. Whether you are craving a warming bowl of Bak Kut Teh, smoky plates of Penang Carrot Cake, or a refreshing chendol on a hot afternoon, Malaysia Boleh! delivers genuine Malaysian flavours without the need to cross the border.
Gather your family and friends for a casual feast that satisfies both appetite and nostalgia. With such a wide spread of dishes spanning Chinese, Malay, and Western stalls, there is truly something for everyone. Stay tuned to Malaysia Boleh! for seasonal stall additions and keep your eyes peeled for new flavours that drop throughout the year.
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Negative Reviews
Chin Hui Qi
They don't want to takeout orders but expect others to understand. So who understands the delivery drivers? We should ask them why customers are taking so long, but they won't allow us to say we don't want their food and find another place. The order just arrived, they're preparing dinner, and they tell me the order just came in. I waited ten minutes and they call it just arrived? I understand you're busy, but what are you doing if you're not busy? Put yourself in their shoes; if you don't want to do it, quit. Staying there is pointless.
Yow Hui Min
I came by to order a bowl of Ee Mian with extra vegetables and mushrooms (I even paid an extra $2). I repeated the word Ee Mian many times, but the auntie staff still made me a bowl of pork noodles instead. When I told her she had made the wrong dish, she gave me unfriendly looks and showed attitude. Then she simply passed that same bowl to another customer for $5. I was really upset because I paid money and was treated like I was receiving charity food from the auntie. Please train your staff properly, otherwise no customers will want to come here anymore. The staff in this shop all act like they are being forced to work and always show irritation towards customers.
Positive Reviews
Adeline
I recently visited this shop after it underwent renovations, and was pleasantly surprised to find an expanded selection of stalls. My friend and I ordered the char kueh teow and the chicken chop nasi lemak, and we were not disappointed. The char kueh teow was exceptional - the balance of sweet and savory flavors was just right. The nasi lemak was equally delicious, with fragrant coconut rice. To cap off our meal, we ordered the cendol for dessert. While the taste was good, I would have preferred a stronger brown sugar flavor. Overall, I highly recommend this place, especially for the char kueh teow!
Kannan Chetty
Huang Chao Teochew Noodle Not bad. Noodles still had good texture and not soggy even though it was cold. I enjoyed it and will eat this again. My family ordered food from other stalls such as the bak kut teh but it wasn't good.
Rizal
Had their fkt and chendol. Fkt was dry neither sweet non savory. Basically lack distinct flavor. Ingredient give it a much needed taste. So overall it was okay. But it cost $5.50 too expensive. Chendol was market price. $2.50. The only thing I don't like was the first scoop. Damn bland as it has to be mixed really well. After that it was quite enjoyable.
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Malaysia Boleh! @ Northpoint City
Pork Noodle Shop
A food stall with a prominent neon sign displaying "PORK NOODLE" in English and Chinese characters. The stall has a wooden facade and a counter where food is served. There are pictures of dishes displayed above the counter. A customer is standing at the counter, and another person is seated at a table in the background.
Ipoh Zai Mixed Veg Rice
A food stall with a large illuminated sign that reads "IPOH ZAI MIXED VEG RICE" in English and Chinese characters. The stall features a display of various dishes in trays behind glass, with a cartoon character on the left side of the sign. Red stanchions with retractable belts are placed in front of the stall.
Huang Chao Teochew Noodle House
A food stall with prominent signage for "Huang Chao Teochew Noodle House" and "Pork Noodle". Several illuminated menu boards display various noodle and soup dishes with prices. Customers are seen ordering at the counter.
Pork Fried Rice
A plate of pork fried rice is served with two small red bowls of dipping sauce and a fork and spoon. The fried rice is topped with thinly sliced pork and garnished with chopped green onions. Colorful crackers are placed on top of the pork. The dish is presented on a grey oval plate, which sits on a wooden surface.
Shrimp Fried Rice
A plate of shrimp fried rice is served with two dipping sauces, a fork, and a spoon. The fried rice is topped with two shrimp, pieces of white fish, and colorful crackers.
Food court with various stalls and diners
A bustling food court with multiple food stalls and seating areas. One stall prominently displays the name "CHAR KUAY TEOW" in both Chinese and English. Diners are seen eating at tables, and staff are preparing food behind the counters. The overall atmosphere is lively and typical of a hawker center or food court.
Cendol Dessert
A close-up shot of a bowl of cendol, a traditional dessert. The bowl is filled with shaved ice, topped with red beans, green jelly noodles, and drizzled with palm sugar syrup and coconut milk. The bowl has a blue and white floral pattern and sits on an orange saucer.
Malaysia Boleh! Truly Asia Restaurant
A bustling indoor food court with multiple stalls. The main stall,
Clay Pot Rice with Chicken
A close-up shot of a clay pot filled with white rice and topped with pieces of glazed chicken. The chicken is coated in a dark, glossy sauce and garnished with chopped green onions. Some pieces of what appear to be ham or sausage are also visible. The clay pot has a rough, dark texture.
Dessert Drink
A clear plastic cup filled with shaved ice, drizzled with brown syrup, and topped with red beans, green jelly noodles, and a dollop of cream or custard.
Shrimp and Noodles
A close-up shot of a plate of stir-fried noodles with shrimp and bean sprouts. The noodles are wide and flat, coated in a savory sauce. Several plump shrimp are mixed in with the noodles, along with scrambled egg and green onions. A red spoon rests on the left side of the plate. The dish is served on a bright red, circular plate.
Noodle Dish with Seafood and Pork
A close-up shot of a bowl of noodles in a savory broth. The dish contains wide rice noodles, slices of pork, shrimp, fish cakes, and green vegetables. The broth appears to be thickened and is garnished with chopped green onions. The bowl is white and sits on a wooden surface.
Noodle Bowl with Egg and Vegetables
A close-up shot of a steaming bowl of noodles topped with a fried egg, leafy green vegetables, mushrooms, and minced meat. The bowl is orange and white, and it sits on a dark wooden surface. Chopsticks are visible in the lower right corner.
Pork Rib Soup
A close-up shot of a clay pot filled with a rich, dark broth and tender pieces of pork ribs and belly. The dish appears to be a savory soup, possibly bak kut teh, served hot. The clay pot is placed on a foil-lined trivet. The background shows a textured brick wall and a white tablecloth.
Four Plates of Savory Fried Dishes
A top-down view of four plates of food arranged on a wooden surface. The plates have blue and white trim. One plate contains a golden-brown omelet topped with chopped green onions. The other three plates contain stir-fried dishes with visible ingredients like bean sprouts, chili, and green onions. A small red bowl with a dipping sauce is visible in the upper left corner.
Penang Road's Famous Chendol Stall
A food stall with a bright yellow sign advertising "PENANG ROAD'S FAMOUS CHENDOL". Below the English text are Chinese characters. Prices are listed as $2.50 per bowl and $3.20 per cup. A person wearing a red hat and mask is visible behind the counter. The stall displays newspaper clippings and images related to chendol, including one from Straitstimesfood.com dated April 2018. A tray of spoons is placed in front of the counter.
Noodle Soup with Meatballs and Egg
A close-up shot of a bowl of noodle soup. The soup contains thick, golden noodles, several meatballs, pieces of white tofu, a raw egg yolk, and chopped green onions and napa cabbage. A small dish of red sauce is visible in the lower left corner. The bowl is set on a woven mat.
Sizzling Fish Dish
A close-up shot of a hot plate dish featuring a mound of white rice, a fried egg with a bright yellow yolk, and several pieces of grilled fish covered in a reddish-brown sauce. The dish is served on a banana leaf and is surrounded by flames and smoke, suggesting it is served sizzling. A lime wedge garnishes the rice.
Omelet with Scallions and Cilantro
A close-up shot of a red plate filled with a golden-brown omelet dish. The omelet is garnished with fresh green scallions and cilantro. In the background, another dish of noodles is visible on a black tray, along with a small red dish containing a dark sauce. The food is placed on a wooden table.
Restaurant Interior with Lanterns
The image shows the interior of a restaurant with many tables and chairs. Red lanterns are hanging from the ceiling, and a mural depicting a street scene is on the back wall. Several people are seated at tables, some eating and some talking. The overall atmosphere appears casual and lively.
Pork Noodle Stall
A person stands in front of a food stall with a large sign that reads "PORK NOODLE" in English and Chinese. The stall displays various noodle dishes and has a menu board.
Dessert with Red Beans and Green Jelly
A close-up overhead shot of a bowl of dessert. The dessert contains red beans, green jelly noodles, and is covered in a creamy white liquid, likely coconut milk or condensed milk, with some shaved ice. A spoon is partially visible on the left side of the bowl. The bowl has a blue and orange rim. The dessert is placed on a dark, textured surface.
Claypot Rice
A close-up shot of a claypot rice dish. The dish features rice topped with pieces of meat in a dark, glossy sauce. Several red spoons and a stack of chopsticks are visible in the background, along with a green beverage.
Noodles with Toppings
A close-up shot of a bowl of noodles topped with minced meat, a soft-boiled egg, fried anchovies, and greens. A small bowl of soup is visible in the background.
Noodles and Soup
A close-up overhead shot of a meal on a wooden table. In the foreground is a red plate filled with Char Kway Teow, a stir-fried noodle dish with shrimp, egg, bean sprouts, and sausage. To the left is a white bowl containing noodles, minced meat, a soft-boiled egg, and greens, with chopsticks resting on the rim. To the right is a small white bowl of light-colored soup, garnished with chopped green onions. A red ladle is placed in the noodle bowl.
Sizzling Prawn Dish
A close-up shot of a sizzling dish served in a black pan, surrounded by flames and embers. The dish features a mound of white rice, a fried egg with a bright yellow yolk, a portion of sambal, and a generous serving of stir-fried prawns with petai beans and onions. A slice of lime garnishes the rice.
Fried Radish Cake
A plate of fried radish cake, garnished with bean sprouts and chopped scallions, is presented on a wooden surface. Two small bowls of dipping sauce are visible in the background.
Noodle Soup with Shrimp and Egg
A close-up shot of a steaming bowl of noodle soup, served in a black clay pot with a light-colored handle. The soup contains noodles, minced meat, mushrooms, two large shrimp, a raw egg yolk, and is garnished with chopped green onions. Chopsticks rest beside the bowl, which is placed on a wooden slab. In the background, a red mug and a small dish of chili flakes are visible.
Penang Road's Famous Chendol Stall
A food stall with a bright yellow sign advertising "PENANG ROAD'S FAMOUS CHENDOL". Below the name, there are prices listed: $2.50 per bowl and $3.20 per cup. The stall appears to be busy with staff preparing food. In the foreground, there are images of chendol desserts and newspaper clippings, including one from The Straits Times Food.
Shaved Ice Dessert
A colorful shaved ice dessert in a bowl, topped with white, green, and red syrup, and pieces of fruit. The bowl has a blue and white pattern. The background is a textured green.
Bowl of Noodles
A close-up shot of a white bowl filled with noodles in broth. The noodles are thin and yellow, topped with pieces of dark meat, crispy fried fish, and chopped green onions. A hand is using chopsticks to lift some noodles from the bowl. A black tray is visible to the left, and a glass with a dark liquid is in the background.
Buddy Meal Promo
A menu board advertising a Buddy Meal Promo for Hainanese Chicken Rice. The promo offers three set combinations: Set A + Set A for $10, Set A + Set B for $11, and Set A + Set C for $11.50. There are also options to top up for different set combinations. The menu is labeled as a 'Limited Time Offer'.
Food Court Tray Return Area
A busy food court with people dining at tables. A tray return station is visible on the right with a staff member working behind it. Colorful lights hang from the ceiling.
Char Kway Teow with Shrimp
A close-up shot of a plate of Char Kway Teow, a popular stir-fried noodle dish. The dish features wide, flat rice noodles stir-fried with shrimp, bean sprouts, and scrambled egg. A bright orange spoon rests on the side of the red plate. The food is served on a dark tray.
Stewed Dish with Chopsticks
A close-up shot shows a steaming bowl of stewed meat and vegetables, with chopsticks holding a piece of meat above the broth. The dish appears to be served in a traditional clay pot. In the background, a blurred glass and a red circular sticker are visible on a wooden surface.
Dessert with Red Beans and Green Noodles
A close-up shot of a bowl of dessert, likely a type of shaved ice or ice cream, topped with red beans and green jelly noodles. The dessert is served in a white bowl with blue trim, placed on an orange saucer. A spoon is inserted into the dessert. The background shows blurred figures of people and a table.
Noodles with Toppings
A bowl of noodles topped with minced meat, chili paste, mushrooms, greens, and a soft-boiled egg. A small bowl of soup with a red spoon is also visible.
Fried Radish Cake Dishes
Two plates of fried radish cake are shown. The top plate contains a darker, stir-fried radish cake garnished with bean sprouts and chopped scallions. The bottom plate features a lighter-colored radish cake with visible pieces of chili and scallions.
Minced Pork Noodles
A close-up shot of a bowl of noodles topped with minced pork, sliced pork, crispy pork bits, and green vegetables. The noodles are thin and white, submerged in a light broth. The bowl is white with a red decorative pattern on the rim.
Restaurant Interior with Patrons
A busy restaurant interior with many patrons seated at tables. The decor features a mural of a street scene with traditional buildings and lanterns, and a tiled roof overhang. Wooden tables and stools are arranged throughout the dining area. People are eating, talking, and looking at their phones.
Claypot Rice
A close-up shot of a claypot rice dish. The dish features white rice topped with pieces of chicken, sausage, and a dark, glossy sauce, garnished with chopped green onions. A hand is holding the claypot from the side. In the background, a bowl with chopsticks and spoons is visible.
Food Stall Menu
A food stall with a digital menu board displaying various noodle and porridge dishes. The stall has a counter with food preparation areas and ingredients visible. There are also stacks of eggs and cups. A yellow sign with "Penang Prawn Assam Laksa" is visible.
Nasi Lemak with Fried Chicken
A plate of Nasi Lemak served in a woven basket. The dish includes blue-colored rice, a piece of fried chicken, sambal, peanuts, anchovies, sliced cucumbers, and a hard-boiled egg with a dollop of sauce. A person's hands are visible in the background, one wearing a ring and the other a smartwatch.
Claypot Noodles with Egg and Shrimp
A close-up overhead view of a claypot dish filled with noodles, a partially cooked egg, and a shrimp in a rich, brown sauce. The noodles appear to be thin and slightly translucent, submerged in the savory broth. The egg yolk is visible and appears to be soft-boiled, while the egg white is cooked. A single pink shrimp is nestled amongst the noodles. The dish is served in a dark, textured claypot.
Noodles with Char Siu and Wontons
A bowl of dry noodles topped with char siu (barbecued pork), green vegetables, and pickled peppers. A fried wonton is also visible in the bowl. In the background, a plate of fried wontons with dipping sauce and a bowl of soup are present. The meal is served on a marble-patterned tabletop.
Cendol Dessert
A close-up shot of a bowl of cendol, a popular Southeast Asian dessert. The bowl contains shaved ice, green jelly noodles made from rice flour and pandan, red beans, and palm sugar syrup, all topped with coconut milk. A white spoon rests on the side of the bowl. The dessert is served on a wooden table.
Crispy Noodles with Seafood and Vegetables
A close-up shot of a plate of crispy fried noodles topped with shrimp, fish, and green vegetables in a savory sauce. Ingredients like garlic and green onions are visible in the background, along with two brown eggs.
Laksa and Fried Dish
A bowl of laksa with shredded lettuce and a side plate of fried meat with chili sauce.
Claypot Dish with Rice
A close-up shot of a claypot dish filled with a savory stew, topped with a layer of what appears to be fried tofu or a similar item. The stew contains visible pieces of meat and mushrooms. Beside the claypot is a bowl of fluffy white rice, and a pair of chopsticks rests on the rim of the rice bowl. The dishes are presented on a dark, checkered tray.
Noodles with Meat and Vegetables
A close-up shot of a bowl of noodles being lifted by chopsticks. The noodles are thick and appear to be coated in a savory sauce with visible chili flakes and minced meat. A bright orange spoon is visible on the left side of the bowl, and a small bowl of broth with a floral pattern is in the background.
Food stalls in a market
A view of several food stalls in a market, with customers ordering food. The stalls are brightly lit and display various dishes. The aisle is tiled and lined with more stalls in the distance.
New Opening Banner for Teng Zhi Ji Hainanese Chicken Rice
A vertical banner displays food items and text for a new opening. The banner features images of various chicken rice dishes, including Steamed Chicken Rice, Roasted Chicken Rice, Duo Chicken Rice, and Chicken Cutlet Rice. It also shows Roasted Pork Rice, Mixed Innards, Beansprouts, and Soya Veggies. The text indicates "Teng Zhi Ji" and "Hainanese Chicken Rice" in both English and Chinese. The banner is placed in front of a food court setting with tables and people in the background.
New Opening Menu Banner
A vertical banner displays various noodle and dumpling dishes with images and descriptions. The banner also features the text "New Opening" and the restaurant name "Chen Jia Ji Wantan Noodle". Above the banner, a neon sign reads "來西亞 Boleh!". In the background, people are seated at tables in a dining area.
Malaysia Chiak! Menu Boards
Three menu boards are displayed, advertising Malaysian food and drinks. The left board shows a "Fast Set" for $3.20, including 2 toasts, 2 half-boiled eggs, and 1 hot beverage. The middle board advertises a "Chicken Rice Set" for $3.50, described as "SUPER VALUE". The right board promotes a drink special of 50c per cup, available only at Northpoint & Singpost outlets, with specific times and drink options listed for dine-in only.
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