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Shaun Leeon Google

a month ago

Authentic Malaysian restaurant. Ordered Malaysian-style gongbao chicken (as opposed to Chinese style), braised homemade tofu, and char kuay tiao. Tastes exactly like in Malaysia. CKT even had fried pork fat. Absolutely phenomenal. My favourite Malaysian restaurant in Sydney.

Tim Con Google

6 months ago

1st time here, food was great. Had the Chicken rice and it was very good. Flavours on point as well as the rice. Pipis and Kandkong was awesome. Can't wait to come back and try other seafood dishes! As you can see on picture, devoured the food!

Sam Auon Google

4 months ago

Tried Jun's today half- heartedly after seeing mixed reviews on Google and FB. Overall it was enjoyable with some room for improvements. The laksa was a bit watery for my liking, lacks some depth compared to other Malaysian joints. The Hainan chicken is good, but could up another level if they add some onion or garlic oil, but the challenge is not to overdo it and overcook the chicken. There wad a bit of a wait for the Char Kway Teow, and overall with the ingredients and wok hei it is a good dish. They need to watch not to overcook and over-char the ingredients to the extent it is not edible. Mine had a fair bit of char, but overall it was acceptable, any more would definitely kill the dish. The Butter Squid was crispy on the outside and juicy inside, kudos to the chef for not making it too greasy. The dish portions are good, so come with an empty stomach. Great to see a Malaysian restaurant in the neighbourhood, would definitely return to try some other dishes. Keep it up!

Nancy Indahwation Google

3 months ago

We tried: • Wan dan hor fun ($18.80) – silky flat noodles with tasty sauce and crispy wontons on top. Comforting and full of flavour. • Crispy creamy butter chicken ($22.80) – crispy chicken coated in creamy buttery sauce. Very savoury and addictive. • Special fried rice ($17.80) – tasty, fragrant, and good portion size. • Rice ($3) The staff and owner were kind, and the place was clean. The price was reasonable and the serving size was good.

MARK ROMANon Google

6 months ago

If you’re craving authentic Malaysian flavours, Jun’s Malaysian Kitchen is an absolute must-visit! Perfectly located in the heart of Eastwood, it’s just a short walk from the shops and the train station, making it super convenient whether you’re meeting friends or grabbing a quick bite after work. The food? Simply amazing. Every dish is packed with rich, authentic flavours — from fragrant curries to perfectly cooked noodles and crispy, flavourful sides. You can really taste the freshness and the love that goes into every plate. The portions are generous, and everything comes out beautifully presented and full of aroma. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and the service is friendly and attentive. It’s the kind of place where you feel comfortable relaxing and enjoying your meal without being rushed. Awesome food, unbeatable location, and great vibes — definitely one of the best Malaysian spots around Eastwood. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐