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Ho Jiak

Malay Restaurant$$$$
Haymarket
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8.3/10
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    Shay P.
    "Very authentic Malaysian food"(2 Tips)
    Geoff K.
    "Indomie Goreng with salted duck egg"(2 Tips)
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  • Spooning A.
    Spooning AustraliaApril 30, 2018
    Ho Jiak is my current #1 restaurant in Sydney - obsessing. The Sang Wong Dan, Loh Bak, Mi Goreng and Char Koay Teow are all next level delish. Full review is now up on Spooning Australia.
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    Paul FarrellFebruary 14, 2018
    Been here 5+ times
    Indomie Goreng Lobster is the special getting all the plaudits and soon to be a regular fixture on the menu. Great flavours and lots of lobster meat. Inchi Kabin (Nyonya chicken) was great too.
  • Shay P.heart icon on user image
    Shay PangAugust 13, 2019
    Very authentic Malaysian food, tried the duck egg charkueytiao, salted egg squid and hainanchickenrice, all of them were sooooo good 😋 Their charkueytiao is a must try! 🤩
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    Geoff KimApril 23, 2019
    Been here 10+ times
    If you’re craving authentic Malaysian food, save your airfares and head to Haymarket. The Indomie Goreng with salted duck egg is the best dish in Sydney full stop.
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    Agatha YuDecember 25, 2022
    Nasi lament a complete winner. Also stir fried turnip cake is so good.
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    阿欣May 13, 2018
    Food is pretty oily here and fairly pricy
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    DebbieFebruary 27, 2020
    A superb experience! Food, service and cost all exemplary!
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    JadeJune 28, 2020
    All the food is fantastic and delicious
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    James HueyJanuary 22, 2022
    Used to be my "go to" place for a Malaysian food hit. But I think that standards have slipped (food and service) and the prices are too high.
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    JMay 20, 2019
    Indomee goreng is extremely salty and oily that I couldn't finish it even though I was hungry
  • Jayanthi S.
    Jayanthi SelvamJanuary 13, 2019
    Min $15 purchase per person is applied.
  • Joey S.
    Joey SlomowitzOctober 2, 2022
    A couple of vegan options here, and they're not bad
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