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Malay Chinese Restaurant
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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i don't know who wrote the review below nor do i care. i am, however, concerned and wish to refute it. how can anyone review anything without ""ever having been there?"" i have never seen a mexican chef at the malay, but who cares about the ethnicity of the chefs if the food is great, the portions are large, the service is friendly and the price is right? additionally, they prepare diabetic meals for me. my wife and i have been eating at the malay since it opened 9 years ago for the reasons stated above and average more than one meal a week there, traveling from the suburbs past other asian restaurants. for a really great, inexpensive lunch try their malasian weekly specials.
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