Chef’s Kiss

Malay-Chinese

Restaurant · MalaysianAshfield

No dish is marked gluten free as served, out of 20 dishes on Malay-Chinese’s menu, read 1 Nov 2026. Also 1 dairy free. Source: malaychinese.com.au, read 1 Nov 2026.

Answers come from the venue’s own menu or its listed ingredients; none of them means a dish is safe. If you have coeliac disease or an allergy, confirm with staff.

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Laksa dishes: menu note states contains dairy, candlenut & seafood.

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DishGlutenDairyNutsEggSoySesameShellfishFishVegVeganPrice
Ashfield MenuMenu read 1 Nov 2026 · malaychinese.com.au
Chicken LaksaRice stick noodles in a mild curry coconut base soup. Contains dairy, candlenut & seafood. $18
Skinless Chicken LaksaRice stick noodles in a mild curry coconut base soup. Contains dairy, candlenut & seafood. $19
Drumstick Chicken LaksaRice stick noodles in a mild curry coconut base soup. Contains dairy, candlenut & seafood. $20.50
Vegetable LaksaRice stick noodles in a mild curry coconut base soup. Contains dairy, candlenut & seafood. $17.50
Bean Curd LaksaRice stick noodles in a mild curry coconut base soup. Contains dairy, candlenut & seafood. $17.50
Beef LaksaRice stick noodles in a mild curry coconut base soup. Contains dairy, candlenut & seafood. $18.50
Prawn LaksaRice stick noodles in a mild curry coconut base soup. Contains dairy, candlenut & seafood. Imported seafood. $19
King Prawn LaksaRice stick noodles in a mild curry coconut base soup. Contains dairy, candlenut & seafood. Imported seafood. $21
Seafood LaksaRice stick noodles in a mild curry coconut base soup. Contains dairy, candlenut & seafood. Imported seafood. $21
Chicken & Prawn LaksaRice stick noodles in a mild curry coconut base soup. Contains dairy, candlenut & seafood. Imported seafood. $19
Chicken & King Prawn LaksaRice stick noodles in a mild curry coconut base soup. Contains dairy, candlenut & seafood. Imported seafood. $21
Combination Clear SoupRice noodles in a clear soup with king prawns, calamari, fish cake, fish balls, choy sum & spring onion. $19
Chicken Clear SoupRice noodles in a clear soup with chicken, choy sum & spring onion. $18.50
Char Kway TeowRice noodles fried with chicken, prawns, Chinese sausage, egg & chilli. Imported seafood. $18.50
Sing Chow MaiRice stick noodles fried with chicken, prawns, egg & chilli. Imported seafood. $18.50
Hokkien Chow MeinEgg noodles fried with pork & vegetables. $18.50
Combination Hor FunFried rice noodles & rice stick noodles with seafood, chicken, pork & vegetables topped with a gravy sauce. Imported seafood. $18.50
Any Fried Noodles with SeafoodImported seafood. $22
Hainan Chicken RicePoached chicken with traditional chicken/garlic flavoured rice. $18.50
Chicken/Beef/Vegetable/Prawn Fried RiceRice fried with choice of meat with peas, shallots & egg. Imported seafood. $18.50

✓Free by default◐Can be made free on request✕Contains?Not stated

The menu’s own key: (I) = Imported Seafood

Facts

Address287 Liverpool Road, Ashfield, 2131
AreaInner West
KindRestaurant · Malaysian
Phone+61 2 8018 8820
Websitemalaychinese.com.au
Menu read1 Nov 2026 from malaychinese.com.au
Hours
  • MondayClosed
  • Tuesday5:30pm–8:45pm
  • Wednesday11am–2:30pm, 5:30pm–8:45pm
  • Thursday11am–2:30pm, 5:30pm–8:45pm
  • Friday11am–2:30pm, 5:30pm–8:45pm
  • Saturday11am–3pm, 5:30pm–8:45pm
  • Sunday11am–3pm, 5:30pm–8:45pm
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Where this comes from

Allergen answers come from the menu’s labels first, then the listed ingredients, then a model’s judgement checked when unsure. How allergen status is decided.

Questions about Malay-Chinese

Does Malay-Chinese have gluten-free options?

No dish is marked gluten free as served, from the menu read 1 Nov 2026. Each dish shows whether the venue labelled it or it was read from the ingredients.

Is Malay-Chinese coeliac friendly?

The venue notes: “Laksa dishes: menu note states contains dairy, candlenut & seafood.”. Chef’s Kiss reads each venue’s own menu and says where every answer came from. It never calls a dish safe: kitchens share fryers, boards and flour, and menus change. If you have coeliac disease or an allergy, confirm with staff before you order.

When is Malay-Chinese open?

Monday: Closed. Tuesday: 5:30pm–8:45pm. Wednesday: 11am–2:30pm, 5:30pm–8:45pm. Thursday: 11am–2:30pm, 5:30pm–8:45pm. Friday: 11am–2:30pm, 5:30pm–8:45pm. Saturday: 11am–3pm, 5:30pm–8:45pm. Sunday: 11am–3pm, 5:30pm–8:45pm. Hours can change on public holidays; check with the venue.

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