Lemak Malaysian - Authentic Malaysian Cuisine in Scarsdale, NY

The food was delicious. The customer service was great! The ambiance was very relaxing and even got a dessert for free that was even more delicious!

Ordered delivery from this place; got the Nasi Goreng. While I think of this dish as Indonesian, it was absolutely delicious! The flavor was very good, and it had tender pieces of chicken too; I loved the spices. Will be ordering it again tonight! I'm also looking forward to trying the other dishes; though I will say I would like to go there rather than ordering it for delivery; as with a lot of places, I'm sure eating it fresh from the kitchen is better than having it sit waiting for the pickup. Highly recommend!

Delicious! Mee goreng is one of my favorite dishes and I'm so thrilled there's a great Malaysian place in southern Westchester now! The noodles and the chicken satay were so flavorful, the spices dynamic, and it wasn't greasy or too filling. Will definitely be back!

I loved this restaurant, the food is flavorful, fresh, and extremely authentic and the staff was especially amazing and friendly. The chicken Nasi Lemak was beyond tender and the portion was more than enough for two. The roti canai was also very good. The sambal was excellent, also very flavorful. It was a great marriage of cuisines Definitely get a drink, they use fresh mint and fruits in some of them!! The prices were so affordable.

Delicious! Loved the mee goreng noodles and mango salad soooo much, would order both these again and again. Bursting with flavor and fresh tofu and shrimp and chicken and scallions. The nasi goreng rice dish was also great, and the restaurant is cozy with unique and tasty Malaysian drinks. Recommending to all in the area! 5 stars!!!

New (and only in the area) Malaysian place in Scarsdale village, opened 3 months ago according to our waiter. Decor is very cute, went late on a Friday evening and there was plenty of seating. The food was delicious and the staff was very friendly. Roti canai was yummy. The Milo tea isn't really tea, it's basically what I think is maybe an Asian version of nesquik? But the price was reasonable for the serving size. Ended up with leftovers! I haven't had much Malaysian food so I don't have a comparison, but I think it's excellent that this place opened in Scarsdale village. The chicken Kari was flavorful, a bit thinner/more soup-consistency than what I traditionally think of curry (Indian, Japanese). It also came with a healthy serving of rice. The roti was also yummy, not as fluffy as other roti I've had, which isn't bad, just an observation. It could also be due to different cuisine styles rather than being restaurant specific. I'm hoping that the community will be willing to try something new for their palate that might not be like the typical Italian, American fare that you find around here--it's definitely worth it. I hope that this place does well!

I was excited I see a new Asian cuisine restaurant in lower Westchester, and Lemak did not disappoint! The menu has a lot of great, authentic options. I enjoyed my Nyonya Laksa. It had a nice balance of ingredients and broth. My partner liked the Nasi Goreng, which was a good portion. The chicken satay was small for the price, but the chicken was juicy. Can't wait to order again and hopefully visit soon.

Solid new casual Malaysian spot. My wife and I enjoyed some fish soup, the mango salad and two mains. Everything was yummy with well-integrated flavors and a good spice profile. My only complaint is that they didn't have tap water. I like to drink a lot of water during dinner. Notwithstanding the unnecessary environmental impact of throwing bottle after bottle into the trash, it's also expensive at $2 a pop. The price was right $75 + gratuity for two. Fix the water thing and we'll be back.