where can I eat Malaysian food in Katy TX

Two Malaysian restaurants in Katy have their own websites I could check. I could not find a third with its own site, so the shortlist has two. 1. Phat Eatery (Katy Asian Town): best for a broad Malaysian menu and dine-in - What I found on its site: The homepage I opened at phateatery.com shows Katy and The Woodlands locations, with menu, reservation, gift card, and ordering links. It lists menu-ordering pages for Katy and The Woodlands, plus Uber Eats links (opened in 2018 in Katy Asian Town by 2022 James Beard Awards Semifinalist Alex Au-Yeung is from Yelp, not the site). Menu items such as ABF chicken, galangal, pandan leaf, potato, turmeric on its Malaysian Chicken Curry page list $19. - Why I chose it: Third-party sources consistently name it as a leading Malaysian spot in Katy. Reviewers and guides mention roti canai, beef rendang, and sizzling tofu. Yelp shows about 4.5 stars from roughly 1,100 reviews, and the menu includes Chef's award-winning beef rendang, curry laksa, nasi lemak, sizzling egg tofu and flaky roti canai, per Yelp's business description. - How to take the next step: The site has a RESERVATION button, which I pressed but it showed no visible form. Ordering runs through the menu-ordering links on the site. Phone is (832) 913-6382, per the Yelp and Tripadvisor listings. I did not submit anything. - What the site did not say: I did not read its hours or prices on the site. Yelp listings show hours that vary between 9 and 10 PM, so confirm before you go. 2. Uncle Chin's Kitchen (1520 South Mason Road, Katy): best for a lower-priced lunch - What I found on its site: The site at unclechinkitchen.com describes authenticity of Malaysian/Singaporean comfort foods (home meal). It has a weekday lunch special from Monday to Friday from 11am to 2pm, with items like Malaysian Curry Chicken $10.99. Dishes include Char Kuey Teow (Stir-fry Flat Noodles). The site also says it is placed 1st in Best Asian Cuisine in Katy, TX, per its own announcement, which I could not independently verify. - Why I chose it: It is a small, family-run spot with a focused Malaysian and Singaporean menu. Its lunch prices are the lowest I read. - How to take the next step: The site links to online ordering through GrubHub and lists catering through a phone call to (832) 437-3273. You can also call to ask about catering, private dining, or a visit. - What the site did not say: The site lists hours that are limited: closed Monday and Tuesday, and Saturday 5 to 9 PM, Sunday 11 AM to 3 PM with a 5 to 8 PM window. The site lists the hours in a mixed format, so confirm by phone. Third-party listings showed a 5.0 rating from only 3 reviews on Tripadvisor, so treat that as thin evidence. Not on the shortlist: Yelp and Tripadvisor list other Malaysian restaurants in the area, such as Pandan Leaf and Mamak. I did not open their own websites, so I can't recommend them with confidence.