Tukdin in City of London

Great food. Really enjoyed the Kway Teow and the Roti Canai, the Teh Tariq (tea) was also very niceThere's no alcohol served which might put some people off.Only negatives were that food was pretty slow (because it was so busy), we had to get one of our dishes to go because we couldn't wait much longer. They were also sold out of the chicken puffs and oxtail soup which we were really looking forward to.The food was so good though, will definitely be returning!

Recommended to me by a Malaysian colleague, I went with my boyfriend for dinner. We were very happy with the food, especially the oxtail soup, the aubergine in sweet curry and the lamb korma. We also ordered the coconut rice and the seafood fried rice -very tasty as well. We'll have to come back for dessert another time.

My husband and I just love Tukdin's curry laksa. The gravy is thick but not too thick, and not too spicy. Kue teow was good too. Sup ekor pedas was really pedas but delicious. Only nasi goreng kampung is a bit dry. Teh tarik was perfect too.

This really was an amazing experience of authentic Indonesian cuisine, the food was bursting with flavour and intensity. All of the dishes we ordered were so unique in taste my favourite has to be the Beef Rendang, it was just an absolute delight to eat, the meat was so tender. Another thing we loved was the roti Canai which is always a must, it was slightly greasy but never the less it was so crispy and fluffy. The service was really good, very accommodating. All the food served is halal. Will definitely be back here.

Authentic Malaysian cuisine! Everything was punch 🤜 to the taste. Two lads who’re work in the shop was industrious. Outstanding ! Highly recommend this place.

5* food but overall 4* as the the old man server could not accept that we were feeling a cold blast from the double doors opening every 10 minutes (this was the weekend of storm arwen and there were other unreserved tables available!!!)The other female servers were friendly and were on top of it (providing sharing plates etc)Everything we had was delicious (Tom yam soup, garlic fried chicken, spicy noodles, chicken curry, roti set). Most of the diners were Malaysian so you know it's good

My Malaysian friend took me here to try out Malaysian food for the first time. I was really impressed - My main dish Laksa Kari was a noodle saucy dish with many toppings such as boiled eggs, mussels, k-prawn, fish cake and tofu. The dish tasted very different and healthy! The dessert were alright - the banana fritters were the best though!

This is my favourite Malaysian restaurant in London. I don't know how they cook the food but it is absolutely delicious and the best part about the restaurant is that it is fully halal. The service is really really good and the flavours are very different yet absolutely incredible. We ordered lots of food for 5 people as well as tea at the end and the bill came around£106 including a£10 service charge.

Place is small but the food is amazing!! It reminded me of the time me and my wife travelled to Malaysia. Some of the items maybe too spicy for non-asians, so better ask before ordering. But for us it was perfect, felt we were back in KL.

Exceptional food. Very reasonable pricing. Service was quite slow 55 min from when we ordered until when it arrived but it was worth the wait. Will definitely be coming back!