Mamak

Absolutely one of the best Hainanese Chicken dishes I have tried. Laksa and Beef Rendang were also delicious but not for those with low spice tolerance. Staff are attentive and very nice. This was a surprisingly authentic and yummy find inside this strip mall.

* Authentic Malaysian cuisine * Definitely delicious 😋 * The sauce is incredible for level up the dish (Personally I like a sambal & rendang sauce) * Highly recommend the Satay, Hainan Chicken * Good service and the waiter has explained all the sauce ingredients to us * Definitely back to try the other dish soon

This restaurant boasts beautiful decor and provides solid service, creating a pleasant dining experience. The spicy vegetables were a standout with their bold, flavorful kick, and the laksa was absolutely amazing—rich, aromatic, and perfectly spiced. As one of the few authentic Malaysian restaurants in Texas, it’s a true gem. I genuinely hope they continue to thrive and share their incredible flavors for years to come!

I am so glad Mamak is open, giving us a glimpse of home with the food. Roti canai was amazing. Seafood wan tan hor was perfectly made, salt pepper calamari was delicious. I took it home on a 3 and half hour journey, and it still tasted so good. We had a number of to go orders, so I can't wait to try those.. nasi lemak and golden rice with beef rendang. Service was amazing! Can't wait to come back with the family.

I visited with a Malaysian friend who had been raving about how good the food was. He wasn’t lying because I enjoyed every single meal I tasted. We ordered a variety of items - fried calamari, satay beef & chicken, roti with curry sauce, stir-fried noddles, coconut rice with fried chicken, and sizzling pepper beef - all of which were absolutely delicious. I appreciated the quick and friendly service also.

Best Malaysian Restaurant in Houston, hands down! Fast service, friendly owner. The curry laksa broth is super rich, and Nasi Lemak was delicious!

One of our favorite Asian restaurants. Service is fast and food is delivered to your table hot and fresh. Portions are big enough to share for 2 people. My personal fave is char kway teow while my husband’s is the calamari & seafood laksa.

Chicken Satay 5/5 They use chicken thighs and it’s good. Chicken Wings 4/5 Not bad, could be better. Penang Asam Laksa 5/5 Not bad considering this is the only place that sells it. Beef Wat Tan Hor 4/5 Not bad. They give raw eggs so be sure to ask for well down eggs if you don’t like that. Char Kuey Teow 3/5 Oily hmm Prawn Mee 3/5 Acceptable but won’t order again I guess

Laksa was not the habit I thought I'd pick up in 2025... but I find myself craving--nay, needing--a hot, aromatic, absolutely addicting bowl of chicken laksa from Mamak at least once a week. For those unfamiliar, laksa is a creamy coconut curry soup brimming with vegetables, egg noodles, and a spicy-sweet depth that lingers in the best way. Mamak offers several varieties, but my favorite is the chicken laksa. I usually order extra succulent chicken just to pretend I've turned soup into a healthy meal. Their Hainanese chicken is another winner--silky, subtly seasoned, and comforting in a way that speaks directly to my Asian soul. Orders are always ready at lightning speed, and the service is warm and genuine. Mamak has stolen my heart with their incredible food, and they're easily the best restaurant inside Jusgo.

Mamak is another staple of the Jusgo Supermarket restaurant scene. Many of my Malaysian friends have emphasized that food here tastes authentic and comparable, if not better, than food in Malaysia. That's a very high praise. Every time I come, my must orders include the roti sampler and the satay combo. The roti is layered, soft, and so buttery- literally my favorite. The satay skewers with the paired sauce is delicious as well. The rest of my dish rotation includes the sizzling tofu, laksa, hainese chicken, beef rendang rice plate, and sometimes a noodle dish as well. Everything on this menu has great flavor profiles. I think my only slight qualm is how expensive comparatively the menu is here. The portions are pretty small compared to the prices. Otherwise, service, ambiance, and food are great.

Mamak is in a corner of the restaurants placed at the entrance of Jusgo. The restaurant was slightly dimly lit with cute light fixtures and lots of seating. When we got seated, ordering was very quick and so was getting our food. My friend and I shared the roti canai with curry sauce. The roti came out pipping hot and it was soft but not very crispy. I still thoroughly enjoyed it though! The dips and the roti were a classic and so yummy 8/10. My friend and I also both got laksas, I got the mamak and she got the fish-fillet. The mamak comes with chicken, fish tofu, fish skin, bean sprouts, and eggplant. Both bowls had so much protein which definitely felt worth the price! My bowl was room temperature as I ate it which decreased the appeal as the curry became lukewarm but my friend's stayed hot the entire time. The noodle portion and texture were good as well. My friend's bowl was also a little bit spicier than mine, which I would have liked more as it felt more flavorful. I also wish the laksa was a bit creamier.

This place was delicious! I have never had Malaysian food, and I was pleasantly surprised. There was so much flavor and spice in all of the dishes I had! There were so many options as well, and the service was great! It is a tad hard to find as it is in a big grocery shopping center, but there's plenty of parking which was nice. I had the sweet and sour shrimp which was delicious because there were tomatoes and peppers in the dish which made it extra tasty.

Fast service. Nice variety of dishes. We tried the fried rice, coconut rice, nasi lemak, roti with curry, and the beef satay. The taste is very authentic. The roti came with 3 different sauces- a curry, green sauce and a tamarind sauce. I had never had the tamarind sauce with roti. For me that one sauce made the meal unforgettable. The satay and peanut sauce with a side of cucumber was comforting. The nasi lemak was ok, not my favorite. The coconut rice was very underwhelming. The fried rice was nothing special. You can byob Totally worth a try. Would go back as other Malaysian restaurants are not in the area.

Have tried different Malaysian restaurants throughout Houston and decided to give Mamak a try while in the area. Service was quick and the staff were attentive in taking our orders and food came out quick. We ordered the Mamak curry laksa, beef rendang roti and sizzling tofu which all had a great flavor profile. The roti is always a fan favorite with three different types of dips, my favorite being the beef rendang which had a nice salty spicy kick. The noodles went well with the bean sprouts which added a nice crunch and the soup was creamy from the coconut milk paired well with fish balls, eggplant and tofu. The sizzling tofu had a proportion of tofu which melts in the mouth to the sauce that included shrimp and mushrooms. This went super well with the white rice. Overall, a great dining experience and fulfilled our craving. Will be back to try their other dishes!

We had an early Mother's Day dinner here with extended family. Service was good, and the dishes were all delicious. It got more busy after our food arrived though, so we had to go and flag down the waiter to order additional food. The Roti canai appetizer was so good! We had to go back and order more roti because we gobbled it all up and needed more because there was still plenty of the sauces left.

My friend knows how much I enjoy Malaysian food, so she picked up some takeout from Mamak while I was visiting her in SugarLand. Since she can't handle spicy food, she only ordered the Hainanese chicken. The broth soup was a bit salty for my taste, but the chicken itself was decently tender. I personally prefer free-range chicken over frozen, as I find the texture of frozen meat a bit mushy. The rice and sauce were solid, though nothing particularly memorable--it's Hainanese chicken, after all, not a difficult dish to get right. I'm not sure if this Mamak is the same one that used to be inside Dun Huang Plaza. I rarely visit SL, but I'd say this was decent by local standards.

Recently dropped by for lunch, and my friend and I enjoyed the food there immensely. We had the Char Kway Teow, Roti with curry chicken, and the salt and pepper fish fillet. Our favorite was the salt and pepper fish fillet, but we both agree that all that we ordered are good. The roti was fluffy and warm. The noodles in the char kway teow were seasoned well. Simply delicious, and we were stuffed at the end of the meal! Prices are also fairly reasonable. The food also came out quickly, and the staff helped with all of our requests. Will definitely come back again! Previously, I've also tried the curry laksa and hainan chicken with rice, which I also enjoy! The only problem I think is having to pick what to eat next time!!

Affordable Malaysian, one of the better Asian restaurants in Sugarland! Conveniently located inside the 99 Ranch. + Laksa is solid, not too oily. + Golden fried salt and pepper calamari is fire + Sizzling tofu is solid + Fair pricing + Nice ambiance - Waiter didn't hear us well and punched in an order for two appetizers when we asked just for a recommendation between the two...

Ordered take out from here since I was craving Malaysian food. I got the nasi lemak and roti! Roti was done well, I could taste the flakiness and it paired well with the sauces. Both came with chicken curry which was so flavorful. I can't tolerate spice but I couldn't stop eating it! The coconut rice was so fragrant and the peanuts and anchovies combined made a good experience. I would definitely recommend ordering from here at least once!

If you have not tried Malaysian food before, you're in for a treat! I love how so many cultures and flavors are infused into the classic Malaysian cuisine. Since I was in a hurry when I visited, I ordered a simple rice noodle dish along with roti, and it was satisfying. However, I was disappointed to find that the roti are not made fresh from scratch in-house. One other area of improvement is their order taking process: I ordered two items, but they managed to get one of the items wrong. Other than the slight inconvenience, all other aspects of the service received was great. I will warn though that this restaurant tends to be busy, and even when some tables might look "empty", they might be "reserved", so be sure to prepare for lines or also make reservations ahead of time.

Decided to try this place out just for a quick dinner and we thought it was great! It sits inside the jusgo so the parking was super easy. I side is pretty casual. It seemed like there was only one or two servers so it was a little slower but they were very nice and helpful when ordering. We weren't able to order much as a small group but the roti was delicious and the curry chicken went very good w it. The veggie curry was also good, I just wish the flavor was stronger. We also got some skewers and they were great. Overall, would definitely love to come again and try more.

For takeout, I got the Hainan chicken rice set, which came with chicken, bean sprouts, rice, two sauces, and soup. The soup was too salty for me personally, but the flavor was good. I found it interesting that it came with bean sprouts rather than cucumber, but as a bean sprout lover I'm not complaining. The chicken wasn't as soft as I've had before, but it still wasn't bad. I'd say overall the dish comes out to be a little expensive (I think it was around $16 from ordering online) but pretty solid.

Nice gem inside of Jusgo in Sugar Land. Service is always good and food is always tasty. I regularly order the curry laksa, roti canai and the teh tarik. Will definitely be back there next time I'm craving Malaysian.

Located inside jusgo supermarket is this malaysian restaurant tucked away in a corner! To be honest it took quite some time to get our order taken but maybe i was just too hungry! I ordered chicken wings as a starter and they were just alright. But then i ordered hainan chicken with flat rice noodle soup and that honestly saved the show! It was so yummy and while it was not spicy i very much enjoyed everything the hainan chicken was SO good.

Food is amazing here. There used to be a location in bellaire that my family used to go to, but it closed down a while ago. We drove 40 mins to eat here, and it didn't disappoint. There was a bit of food residue left on the "clean" dishes that were given to us, which was a little unsettling. Other than that, the food is delicious and the cuisine is one of my favorites. I would recommend this place.

great maylaysian food & great customer service ! the rendang beef is very flavor able . the curry chicken is also delicious ! would recommend family & friends .

We went there for lunch and their food is delicious and it came fast! We usually order roti canai with curry chicken. We also ordered coconut rice with beef rendang and sambal shrimp. It was interesting to try out all the different items that came with it. Another order is ginger and scallion beef wat tan hor. The place is nice and our waiter was great.

Normal tasting with average prices. Plenty of parking as it's inside a grocery plaza. For food: Kway Teow was lacking a bit in flavor/sauce. It did have a decent amount of shrimp. The roti was fresh and warm but the sauces were cold. And the portion is a bit small. The laksa was probably my favorite. It looks way more spicy then it actually is. The free water tasted like tap water. May satisfy a southeast Asian food craving in a pinch. And, you can walk around Jusgo and get groceries afterwards to walk off the food.

This place is absolutely delicious. A real GEM in Sugarland. We ordered 4 dishes and all of them were delicious. I actually think you can't go wrong here. If you can only get 1 dish, get Seafood Curry Laksa. The sizzling tofu is the best family dish. The stir-fry noodles have nice Wok Hei. Houstonians are lucky to have this place!!!

This was crazy delicious. Stewy goodness, rich in flavor and texture. Kitchen magic. Love the interior. Staff I experienced is not warm, but they're polite. They don't have to be southern warm. Keep your culture as right for you. Thank You for sharing this wonderful food of depth. My palate is recalibrating. Upgrading.

Mamak is where I go whenever I crave Malaysian food. The dishes I've tried so far have all tasted authentic, service is always good. My usual orders are the fried flat noodles, chicken rice, beef noodles. It's clean and well-decorated. It's located in the same building as Jusgo, ample of parking.

Love the decors, plenty of seating and it locates inside Jusgo. They have a big menu to choose from. Chicken & rice (4/5) Flat noodles (4/5) A solid Malaysian restaurant. I definitely will be coming back for more.

Finally had a chance to re-try Mamak recently now that we live closer to the Sugar Land location! I had tried the Bellaire location a long time ago, and it was alright as compared to Banana Leaf in the same complex, now I'm glad to have it closer to home. The place was bustling for a Friday night, even though it is kinda hidden within the Jusgo market plaza. Service was quick and efficient though, but food took longer than I'd usually expect at an Asian food establishment. - Roti Canai: flaky goodness dough, and the curry sauces were great! - Sizzling Tofu: good flavor, smaller portion thab expected, but we finished the dish! - Fried flat noodle: smaller portion as well, too much bean sprout to noodle ratio in my opinion. - Nasi Lemak: fragrant coconut rice, crispy fried chicken, and crunchy anchovies were on-point! The shrimp was just so-so though. Tl;dr: expect smaller portion than Chinatown staples, but otherwise flavors were there!

This place was soooo good. It is tucked inside a big supermarket. It gets very busy but the staff were competent and helpful. The roti canai was great, you can get it just with curry sauce, which was enough for us, or you can get it with meats. The fish fillet laksa is so so good. It comes with fried fish. Hainan chicken was okay. Didn't get to try to the Nasi Lemak. The Penang Kway Teow was very good.

Food is great but 20% mandatory service fee is ridiculous! Plus, nowhere was it stated on the menu. They need to inform the customers before hand or while ordering. No wonder there are only a few customers when we were there on a weekend. If you plan to dine there, make sure your table has 4 or less people so as not to be slammed with such %20!!! Not going back!!!!

Sizzling tofu and Hainan chicken are the best in the area. Roti with curry dipping is also a must.

I'll just come right out and say it. This place gets a five from me. After returning numerous times for lunch, there hasn't been one time that they have disappointed. The ambiance is excellent to me. I always feel at ease and very comfortable when dining here. The food and the conversation just flows when I eat here, just like I'm at home. The staff is very hands off but helpful if you need anything. As for the food, I've had so many different things here and it's hard to pick a favorite. Everything is so good. I'll try to name a few. Crispy Fish Chip and Mango or Roti Canai with Curry Sauce are both great starters. All three sauces that come with the roti are excellent! The Fish Fillet Curry Laska leaves me feeling full every time. The curry has a beautiful balance and the fish, eggplant and tofu soak it all up, bursting with flavor with every bite. Rice and Egg Noodle with Curry Chicken and Shrimp will not disappoint. Sizzling Homemade Tofu is amazing! Hainan Chicken is spectacular! Beef Rendang is second to none. The eggplant in garlic sauce is delicious. I cannot think of one thing at this restaurant that I didn't enjoy and savor every bite. If you haven't eaten here before, why are you sleeping? Don't sleep! You could be eating at Mamak instead.

Best chicken satay - juicy, tender, and flavorful. Good curries and nice service. We did a work lunch there and then did some shopping at Jusgo

The food at this place is pretty authentic and has what you would call "wok hay". The ambiance is pretty clean and homey. I went here with my family (our 2nd time) and ordered Nasi Lemak with rendang beef and fried chicken, shrimp noodle, fried sambal snow pea leaves, mamak and seafood laksa and their fried chicken. These dishes were all pretty good. I especially liked the Nasi Lemak. However, the only downside to this place was that they were not very transparent and upfront about their tipping policy. We were not aware that they had already charged us 20% for a table of five for lunch, so we added in extra tips and they didn't say anything. After we went out of the restaurant, we realized the double tipping so we back to the restaurant. Upon query, they said a party of 5 is considered large party, and therefore the 20% automatic tip. They did refund us the extra tip we gave, however, I would say charging 20% for lunch for 5 people is not common. Also, they do not have this policy written on their menu or in the restaurant. So, please be aware of this if you are coming here with 5 or more. :)

Yummy option inside the HMart! Good variety, they can prepare many different versions of Malaysian dishes depending on what meat and flavors you like. The roti was tasty. I liked the chicken I ordered, was very happy with the savoriness of the entire dish. At first it didn't seem like a big serving but I was actually really full afterwards. The anchovies and peanuts were a nice textural addition. Would love to come back and try other dishes.

Over priced for the quality, good service though. Rice was under cooked and hard, hot sauce was very bland. Tofu was fried in old oil, so was not good at all.

Ordered the "a pot of curry vegetables" to go, my order was ready in 5 minutes. They packed it carefully with vegetables and the broth separately, it comes with rice. The flavor is amazing, love the amount and the variety of vegetables in there. Definitely will come back again.

Disappointed with food quality. Ordered 1 of my regulars - laksa noodles. Somehow the order only came with 2 pieces of eggplant, 2 pieces of tofu and 2 pieces of fried soy bean roll ( no fish cake, fish balls etc as I normally got). Still gave 2 stars as the curry soup is still tasteful. But definitely not worth the price

My family and I wanted to try this spot out, since we were at Jusgo already to shop for any remaining Lunar New Year groceries, like daikon. Mamak actually replaced the Sit Lo restaurant inside Jusgo. The decor didn't change at all, just the restaurant name. We haven't been to Singapore in awhile (thank you, Covid-19). So, we were craving dishes like curry laksa and char kway teow. We ordered takeout and it was ready for pick up pretty quickly. For the curry laksa, they did pack the noodles and toppings separately from the lemongrass, curry soup. I did wish they'd have provided utensils and napkins for us automatically, since we ordered 6 orders of food. I would've also liked that their electronic transaction system was in English and not Chinese. Not all customers can read this and may accidentally be overcharged. When we got home and ate these two dishes, we were all pleasantly surprised that we liked them. The curry laksa was creamy, slightly spicy, and overflowing with lemongrass and coconut milk flavors. I appreciated that the broth was not sweet either. The egg noodles were slightly overcooked, but there was a generous amount of it. The toppings paired well with the fragrant soup, especially the beancurd, fried tofu, fish cake, and fish balls. The eggplant was alright, but it didn't need to be in the soup. The char kway teow had a nice wok hey to it. But, they were quite skimpy with the beef. Next time, we plan to just order the regular char kway teow, since they don't offer much meat anyway. Overall, for my family and I, who love punches of flavor in our food, Mamak did deliver in regards to the two dishes mentioned. It's as close as it can get to the flavors of Singapore without us having to fly there. We will be back next time to try out their other dishes, like their Nasi Lemak. But, I think we'll still order their curry laksa and char kway teow as our regular go to dishes. Come check them out.

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!! Family dinner here at least once per week. I'm so glad that Mamak is now located in Sugar Land. Flavor packed food, great service and clean restaurant. Nothing fancy...just a reliable place for when you want a great meal. It's located inside the Jusgo shopping center in its own space. Super convenient if you have to pick up something from the grocery store. I highly recommend: - beef rendang: tender beef in an amazing brown gravy/sauce - mixed vegetables in shrimp paste: nice mixture of vegetables and occasionally will have dragon beans..yummm! - curry laksa: noodles, lots of chicken/fish cake/balls covered in soupy curry goodness - roti canai...of course Staff is very friendly..bonus - BYOB!!

Mamak is one of my favorite Asian restaurants, not just in Sugar Land, but in all of Houston. I usually order beef satay as my appetizer and Roti Kanai plate with Beef Rendang as the protein option. I seriously crave this all the time, it's so good! The service is also fast and top-notch.

First, the food is great. We had roti with several dipping sauces - all were good. One of the sauces was beef randang which was extra tasty. The beef was tender (almost melted in the mouth). My husband had hainanese chicken which he enjoyed because it was moist and silky. My SIL had spicy Mamak coconut noodle soup which she really liked; they modified the level of spices for her. Additionally, the coconut was rich and flavorful. I had one of the best stir fried noodles with beef and bean sprout dishes I've ever had. It was a good mixture of flavors and the bean sprouts were a very good addition. The service was prompt without being rushed. All the food was served hot ( just off the stove). The dining room is pleasant and spacious. Good quality and priced appropriately. We will be happy to return here.

Laksa is probably my favorite noodle soup dish. Yes, more than ramen. Yes again, more than pho. This Sugar Land spot has a few different varieties to choose from, but you can't go wrong with the creamy coconut base. It reminds me of the flavor of khao soi or khausey! My favorite parts are the fish balls, eggplants, fish cake, and tofu skin. It's like going for a treasure hunt! (And eating all the good stuff before your sister decides she wants to eat your food instead of hers) Also, yo, this restaurant and I basically have the same name. And fun fact, this place stands where my first ever dance studio used to be. Fond memories.

Excellent Malaysian spot in the jusgo supermarket mall. I got there at 1130 on a Sunday and it was not crowded, but filled up fairly quickly. Service was fast and friendly and the food was very good. I got the seafood laksa and it was delicious. Reminded me of the soup I would get after a long night in Penang, Malaysia. Very authentic. I will be back very soon.

Restaurant was clean with good number of seatings, and the service was prompt. Food was decent and warm. I ordered the eggplant in garlic sauce, and okra stir-fried with shrimp. The eggplant dish was a little too salty for my liking. It was supposed to be a little spicy but it wasn't. The okra dish was not too bad. The okra wasn't mushy and soft which was good. But I wished it was spicier.

This place feels like a hidden gem tucked away inside jusgo ! We ordered the roti with curry, hainan ckn curry laksa, & nasi lemak beef rendeng (like a plate lunch). Everything was soo good & had great depth of flavor without being salty. The beef was tender, ckn was juicy, the curry was flavorful and had a nice kick, & the roti came out hot & crispy. And the best part was the affordable prices !

Walking in to the building you are surrounded by a bunch different shops to eat. Towards the back you find Mamak. We were seated quickly, service was kind and on point. Just as a baseline the flavors were so interesting. This is the first time I've had Malaysian food and it was so good. Starting with the roti curry, the roti was more layered and buttery than Indian roti. The curries were so good, especially the yellow and darker red. Like nothing I've tried before. Next up were the pickled vegetables. They were cool and the taste wasn't too sour or tangy. I thought they tasted very fresh. A very pleasant dish with interesting flavors. For your main dish definitely get a Laksa. I tried the mamak curry laksa and it was solid. The coconut milk base was so nice and creamy. I'm not a huge fan of fish cakes so that was a miss for me but the noodles and tofu were delicious. I want to try them all. Ok... we have to talk about the Penang Assam Laksa... if you're adventurous and want to try something you've never tried before then choose this dish. I thought the flavor was so unique. Many dishes have peppers next to them designating them as spicy but tbh nothing was that spicy just subtly. The dessert was.... Uh... interesting. Not what a traditional dessert is but if you're into funky desserts that have means and peanuts then by all means go for it. TLDR: amazing, go there now and get a laksa.

I ordered for takeout so my experience may not be the same for those who dine in. Their Mamak Special Beef Rendang (M4) was fantastic. The large chunks of beef were tender and the curry went beautifully with rice. The Penang Bdde Char Kway Teow (K3) was good. The beef was a little dry but overall delicious.

First time trying this place out and it did not disappoint. Oyster pancake had generous amount of oysters with a crispy omelette. The nasi lemak was flavorful with the coconut rice and crispy chicken. Salad was refreshing but not my favorite dish and the calamari was not as crispy as I expected. I would come again to try other dishes next time.

Inside Jusgo Sugar Land. Not sure if this is the same owner as the old school Mamak from Dun Huang plaza. Food was good and the lady was very nice. Ordered: -Eggrolls: was okay -rotai Canai: I liked it. That red sauce had a little kick -mixed satay: this was pretty delicious -sambal calamari: the flavor itself was good but sadly I think they watered it down too much. -hainanese chicken: i really enjoyed it Overall the food was good. Will definitely come back to get the noodles.

This store is within a grocery store. Got the roti canai, laksa, and char kway noodles. Everything was fantastic and service was great. Restaurant is pretty spacious, and prices were good. Highly recommend!

Came on a weekday for lunch. It was actually pretty busy. Not sure why though. Overprice and portions are small. Hainan Chicken - best dish of the bunch and it isn't saying much. Mee Goreng - it tasted ok, nothing special Sizzling Tofu - lots of liquid and not enough flavor Malaysian Shrimp Paste Stir Fried Snow Pea Leaf - eh... Sizzling Pepper Beef - so disappointing for something price at $19.50 to, tasted plain, overcook and small portion. We would not recommend or come back here. Maybe other dishes are better but these were what we tried and it didn't go well.