Jenny's Kuali

Overall great experience for a weekend lunch in Bethlehem! We sat in their outdoor dining area, and it was lovely. It was also arranged very well to respect COVID guidelines (spacing between tables, servers wore masks, etc.) The waiter was kind, funny, and accommodating! Everyone enjoyed their meals (perfect portion size without overdoing it) and there was plenty for leftovers! Also, the pricing was very reasonable for the delicious food! I would highly recommend Jenny's Kuali!

First time visiting and trying Malaysian food! Food-- I ordered vegetarian curry puffs, roti paratha with vegetable curry dipping sauce, and beef Hong Kong crispy noodles with egg white sauce. I've had variants of these foods at other ethnic restaurants, and I felt that the offerings at Jenny's are nothing short of perfectly satiating. The roti paratha was flaky, yet soft and buttery. The broth/sauce of the noodles was bold in flavor (mild, nothing spicy FYI). Service- Restaurant was coming out of a lunch rush and there were five other tables, including me, but my server was incredibly attentive, friendly, and sweet. Food was ordered and brought to the table in probably 5ish minutes, really great. The owner(?) checked in with me near the end of my visit and she, too, was incredibly sweet and friendly; we shared a short conversation together. Atmosphere- Might get cramped during a busy rush, as the tables are kind of close together; was quiet during my stay, but I imagine it could get loud with decent enough crowd. No music playing, but it's a cozy and comfortable space for parties of 1-4! Overall value of the experience is great and I hope to swing by again in the future. Always nice supporting small businesses as an adventure and meeting new faces of a thriving community.

I had high hopes for this restaurant. It looked very good. We ordered mango chicken, it was bland not alot of flavor. I ordered the beef with mixed vegetables. What I got looks more like beef and bok choy. Not a great favor. Wonton soup didn't taste fresh. Fried pot stickers were the best thing we got. Very disappointing not at all what I imagined.

We stopped in a little before 6 p.m. on a Monday evening and had an incredible time. We tried vegetable and chicken curry puffs and the winter squash soup. I had the prawn mee with pork and my partner had an eggplant dish. We each grabbed a small dessert (coconut tart and red bean mochi) to take with us. Highly recommend!

Truly an underappreciated spot. I've had Asian friends telling me this isn't Malaysian but rather Singaporean cuisine, but honestly the food is good and I couldn't care less. ALL of their appetizers are delicious, and most of them go great with that beautiful ginger-garlic sauce. I haven't tried all of the main courses but I haven't been disappointed by those I've tried so far. Definitely a must-eat here in Bethlehem.