The Malaya
Sydney, Sydney
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Event Description
Located in Grosvenor Place in a beautiful new space - enjoy the Malaya's unique range of Southeast Asian cuisine, from the original 1963 signature recipes to a spectacular range of seafood dishes. Inspired by the aromatic and spice-driven Nonya flavours encountered by Wong See on his Southeast Asian travels, the original Malaya was inspired to create its own unique recipes, leading to many decades of success.
WHEN
Saturday, 24th May 2025
AGE
55-65 year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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