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Created from a chef with a passion. Started from home but her passion led to share her work to the public serving traditional Southeast Asian street food. Signature dishes like the spicy, sweet, and sour Papaya Salad and the crispy golden Eggrolls are favored among many customers.
Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7064 E Belmont Ave B, Fresno, CA 93737
Phone: (559) 840-0763
Website: https://maleeskitchen.com/?utm_source=google
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Reviews
Mc Yang
I really wanted to love this place but the food was just okay. Sticky rice and sausage plate was a little pricey for what you get. Enough for 1, not enough to share. Sticky rice was okay, not the best. Sausage was good along with the pepper. Now the chicken khao poon curry was overly salty. I wished it had more garnish like cilantro, green onions and a lime. Usually khao poon would come with lime and chili oil. Overall I think there are better south east restaurants in Fresno for a far better price. I ate feeling disappointed.
… moreAaliyah S
I came here planning to do takeout, but decided to sit outdoors in the evening with the misters on. It wasn’t too hot, and it actually felt really nice outside. I’ve tried the chicken wings with sticky rice before, and they were delicious the flavors were spot on, the dipping sauce was really tasty, and the sticky rice was cooked perfectly.
The location is super convenient, right next to a gas station, and they offer both indoor and outdoor seating. The music adds a cool, relaxed vibe, and it’s a comfortable spot to just kick back and enjoy a meal.
So far, I definitely recommend the chicken wings with sticky rice, and the overall experience here is chill and enjoyable.
… moreThe location is super convenient, right next to a gas station, and they offer both indoor and outdoor seating. The music adds a cool, relaxed vibe, and it’s a comfortable spot to just kick back and enjoy a meal.
So far, I definitely recommend the chicken wings with sticky rice, and the overall experience here is chill and enjoyable.
PKS Xingo
My first time going because it was highly recommend. I’m from Wisconsin.
It’s actually a food truck. You order at the truck then get your food and can sit inside or outside on the patio. Place looks clean.
Food:
Pork belly and rice: pork was fresh but nothing fancy. Its deep fried and comes hot and crisp. The stick rice is im a sandwich bag like they serve at Hmong parties. The side of pepper was good but a little on the sweet side. Spicy though.
Kapong: above average because it comes with tons of veggies, cabbage, chicken and quail eggs! Broth was little on the sweet side. It was creamy.
Papaya: little sweeter than I like it.
Cute little place and seems to be popular.
… moreIt’s actually a food truck. You order at the truck then get your food and can sit inside or outside on the patio. Place looks clean.
Food:
Pork belly and rice: pork was fresh but nothing fancy. Its deep fried and comes hot and crisp. The stick rice is im a sandwich bag like they serve at Hmong parties. The side of pepper was good but a little on the sweet side. Spicy though.
Kapong: above average because it comes with tons of veggies, cabbage, chicken and quail eggs! Broth was little on the sweet side. It was creamy.
Papaya: little sweeter than I like it.
Cute little place and seems to be popular.
i A
I’ve ordered from here about four times now, and I’ve tried a wide range of items, including the pork belly, egg rolls, Hmong sausage, kao poon, papaya salad, and naam vaj.
Overall, I would rate the food a 7.5 out of 10, which is why I continue to come back.
The flavors are consistently good, and the quality is above average.
One thing to note is that the pork belly slices can sometimes be cut a bit too thin, which makes them feel less juicy than I prefer. That said, the flavor and overall texture are still on point.
The one area that could use improvement is the portion size.
If the servings were slightly larger (20-25% more),
I would feel more satisfied given the price.
After ordering multiple dishes, the total does add up quickly, even considering inflation.
The standout item for me was the naam vaj.
It’s possible that my cravings for it those days influenced my judgment, but it was still very flavorful and refreshing.
It leaned slightly on the sweeter side, and if the sweetness were toned down just a bit, it would easily be a 10 out of 10.
As it stands, I’d give it a solid 9 out of 10.
… moreOverall, I would rate the food a 7.5 out of 10, which is why I continue to come back.
The flavors are consistently good, and the quality is above average.
One thing to note is that the pork belly slices can sometimes be cut a bit too thin, which makes them feel less juicy than I prefer. That said, the flavor and overall texture are still on point.
The one area that could use improvement is the portion size.
If the servings were slightly larger (20-25% more),
I would feel more satisfied given the price.
After ordering multiple dishes, the total does add up quickly, even considering inflation.
The standout item for me was the naam vaj.
It’s possible that my cravings for it those days influenced my judgment, but it was still very flavorful and refreshing.
It leaned slightly on the sweeter side, and if the sweetness were toned down just a bit, it would easily be a 10 out of 10.
As it stands, I’d give it a solid 9 out of 10.
Luke Brooks
Me and my lady rolled up to Malee’s Kitchen and right away we saw two experienced eaters like ourselves with tray fulls of food walking to their car. That got us hyped
We ordered the Nab Vam (rainbow jelly drink), egg rolls with peanut sauce and sweet and sour, we also got the pork belly plate with sticky rice and chili sauce. Everything was flavorful, fresh, and we felt like we had gotten a good amount of food. I made a TikTok and got some mixed reactions on “authenticity.” Personally, I believe popular ethnic restaurants often meld together broader cultural foods to make dishes that are approachable and drive customer visits. I actually appreciate that — and what stood out even more was how they took the time to educate us on what we were eating and how to pronounce it, so we could order with more confidence next time.
I didn’t ask about vegetarian options since I don’t have any dietary restrictions, but I did notice the people in front of us asked for a few ingredients to be omitted from their egg rolls. That makes me think they’re flexible, and honestly, most ethnic cuisines already have a natural ability to adapt dishes to vegetarian because of cultural cooking practices that grew out of limited access to animal protein.
When I went up to compliment them, the lady working the truck was funny, genuine, and cracking jokes, she told me she’d see us for dinner because we’d be craving it later . That kind of hospitality goes a long way.
Most importantly, the place was extremely clean. No sticky tables, no food on the ground, just a great setup with good music and a relaxed vibe.
Overall, it was an awesome experience and definitely a spot we’ll be coming back to.
… moreWe ordered the Nab Vam (rainbow jelly drink), egg rolls with peanut sauce and sweet and sour, we also got the pork belly plate with sticky rice and chili sauce. Everything was flavorful, fresh, and we felt like we had gotten a good amount of food. I made a TikTok and got some mixed reactions on “authenticity.” Personally, I believe popular ethnic restaurants often meld together broader cultural foods to make dishes that are approachable and drive customer visits. I actually appreciate that — and what stood out even more was how they took the time to educate us on what we were eating and how to pronounce it, so we could order with more confidence next time.
I didn’t ask about vegetarian options since I don’t have any dietary restrictions, but I did notice the people in front of us asked for a few ingredients to be omitted from their egg rolls. That makes me think they’re flexible, and honestly, most ethnic cuisines already have a natural ability to adapt dishes to vegetarian because of cultural cooking practices that grew out of limited access to animal protein.
When I went up to compliment them, the lady working the truck was funny, genuine, and cracking jokes, she told me she’d see us for dinner because we’d be craving it later . That kind of hospitality goes a long way.
Most importantly, the place was extremely clean. No sticky tables, no food on the ground, just a great setup with good music and a relaxed vibe.
Overall, it was an awesome experience and definitely a spot we’ll be coming back to.
Jamie
I can only comment on the food since I GrubHub’d this order. However, everything was delicious! The sticky rice didn’t really have any flavor to it, but the few times I have had sticky rice it’s been like that so not docking points. Lol.
We got the khao poon, khao poon tso, chicken and sticky rice, eggrolls, and a spring roll. The peanut sauce was unbelievably perfectly balanced between spicy and sweet. By far my favorite peanut sauce! The chili and sweet sauce were both spicy, but delicious!
Definitely give them a try!
… moreWe got the khao poon, khao poon tso, chicken and sticky rice, eggrolls, and a spring roll. The peanut sauce was unbelievably perfectly balanced between spicy and sweet. By far my favorite peanut sauce! The chili and sweet sauce were both spicy, but delicious!
Definitely give them a try!
V Ryan
Malees’s Kitchen is the best at fried spring rolls! And their price is very reasonable! We also LOVE their fried pork belly. We’ve never been to their establishment. We always order thru Grubhub. Their food is always great & freshly made !
… morePakou Yang
Better than my moms eggrolls lol BEST eggrolls in the 209 for sure!!! Fast and friendly services like usual. My favorite to-go order are eggrolls, steam rice rolls, pork belly and thai tea. Put leftover eggrolls in the air fryer and its good as new don’t forget to provide phone number for points and get discounts in the future ✌️
… moreMichelle L
Loved this place!! Service was great! They helped us pick as it was our first time going. We ate outside are was super clean. Food was good. We got the chicken ribs and those egg rolls yummy!
… moreAngel Valencia
MaLee’s kitchen never misses. Foods always hot and on time. If you call and let then know “I’m 10 minutes out” they make sure your food ready when you get there. It’s always a friendly and welcoming environment. Any questions you have they answer. The staff always make me feel welcomed. 10/10 recommend to all.
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