Hawkers Asian Street Food

Food was solid. Good Asian flavors. Is it the best in Nova, no. But the food is decent for covering the cuisines of so many countries. The best aspect is the ambience (nice vibe with music and decor) and great service. Cool place to hang out. Maybe a bit loud for families. We weren’t sure about getting an appetizer and decided against it. They gave it to us for free so we could try it. 5 stars for service for sure!!

First time, and like it. Tyler, my waiter really knows his stuff and recommendations. Korean fried wings were crunchy and flavorful added peanut and cilantro; great. Roti canai enough heat, curry sauce can be served with rice. Pad thai packed with flavors and contained "wok hai." Soup dumplings were bite sizes, no need for spoon.

This is hands down one of my favorite restaurants! I usually come here once or twice a month because it’s such a fun spot with a wide variety of Asian street food. The menu brings together flavors from Malaysia, Korea, Japan, China, and Vietnam – so it really feels like a food journey across Asia. My top recommendation is definitely the Popolos Chicken Curry (the one I shared in my video) – it’s absolutely delicious and a must-try. I’ve also had the beef wide rice noodles, their Pad Thai, and a few of their small bites like buns and spring rolls – all of them were really tasty. And don’t miss out on their Thai Iced Tea, it’s one of my favorites! The atmosphere is super fun – the décor reflects different cultural elements, and the cocktails are also amazing. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, with a bar inside and plenty of tables outside, which makes it perfect for a group hangout. Prices are very reasonable for the quality you get – most dishes are between $10–20, and I usually spend around $15 for a good lunch (before tip). On top of that, the service has always been friendly and attentive. Overall, this place has great food, a lively atmosphere, fair prices, and excellent service. Definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for delicious Asian street food in a fun setting!

This place definitely very modern and a nice place to get a drink and hangout. But the food was not great! The Spicy curry ramen was good but the wings were super over fried, they tasted like cooked for a while ago and refried the many times.

First visit. Delicious food (5-Star) and great staff - our waiter was Tyler (5-Star+)…he’s super friendly and took care of our party. Non-alcoholic drinks: - Frui-tea Fizz: A++. Unexpectedly great! - Thai Iced Tea: B+. Above average. Food: Roti Canai: A. The only downside is that the sauce is a bit too salty. Bao Buns: - Roast Duck: A++ (it was so good that we had 2 orders!) - Chinese BBQ Pork: A - Pork Belly: A - C.K.T.: A+. The noodle texture was chewy. Great taste and not overwhelming flavor. - Curry Lasak Ramen: B. Good flavor. The ramen was not soggy. It would be great if there’s another shrimp+some fish balls. Clean bathroom! Highly recommended. I’d definitely come back to try other dishes.

Simon provided excellent service during our visit. He was professional, attentive, and made sure our table was well taken care of throughout the meal. He checked in at appropriate times, kept our drinks refilled, and ensured everything came out correctly. His friendly attitude and attention to detail made the experience very pleasant. We truly appreciated his service and would be happy to have him as our server again.

A very lovely decorated restaurant addressing Asian street food atmosphere. Had very high expectations towards the food when I saw the high ratings. Overall I think the food itself is in the mid tier. Soup bun was very good. The spiced green beans had a weird tasting coating and was lack of seasoning. The lamb skewers were made from ground lamb, so it’s missing the tender texture of the lamb. The service was ok but very slow. When we first got the soup bun, no spoon or the sauce (vinegar) was brought to us so we had to wait to ask our server to get those for us.