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D' Ankasa

Unit 8/72 Warton Rd, Huntingdale WA 6110, Australia

Recommended by 27 people

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Unit 8/72 Warton Rd, Huntingdale WA 6110, Australia

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+61 8 9490 3686
HoursMonday: Closed Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 4:00 – 8:00 PM Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 4:00 – 8:00 PM Thursday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 4:00 – 8:00 PM Friday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 4:00 – 8:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 4:00 – 8:00 PM Sunday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 4:00 – 8:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About D' Ankasa

Tucked into Huntingdale, this fully halal outpost turns out comforting Malaysian hawker fare with serious wok hei. Regulars pack the cosy dining room for charred plates of beef hor fun and Penang kway teow fresh off high-heat burners. The kitchen handles both Malay and Chinese culinary staples with equal care, serving fragrant coconut nasi lemak alongside rich, slow-simmered beef rendang and char-grilled satay skewers. Portions are generous enough to cover tomorrow's lunch, best rounded off with a bowl of shaved ice kacang.

  • Halal Hawker Classics: High-heat wok noodles like beef hor fun and Penang kway teow carry distinct char alongside aromatic beef rendang.
  • Hefty Servings: Large, wallet-friendly servings regularly leave diners with takeaway boxes to spare.
  • Charred Satay Skewers: Tender chicken and beef skewers grilled to order and served with rich peanut sauce.
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Why Choose D' Ankasa

Discover why locals and families keep returning for Huntingdale's favourite authentic halal Malaysian dishes.

  • Authentic Dual Malay & Chinese Cuisine

    D' Ankasa masterfully bridges Malay classics and Malaysian-Chinese wok staples, serving both authentic rendang and smoky wok-charred fried noodles on a completely halal menu.

    They do well on both Malay and Chinese cuisine. The salted egg chicken is delicious as well. The hofun got the cha (wok hei) as well.

    Kenji

  • Generous Portions & Value

    Guests praise the satisfying portions across rice and noodle specialties, offering hearty meals at wallet-friendly prices that can easily stretch into lunch for the next day.

    so tasty and a very generous portion, so lunch sorted for tomorrow too

    Ruthie

  • Worry-Free Halal Group Dining

    Muslim diners and families can gather comfortably to enjoy beloved hawker staples like beef hor fun and kway teow, thanks to a kitchen that is completely halal.

    This place is a go to especially for halal options. Their food is all halal and muslims who are curious try some delicious malaysian Chinese food should definitely give this one a go!

    Kassim Seeni

  • Homely & Friendly Service

    The restaurant's warm, welcoming service and hospitable staff make every visit feel comfortable, whether ordering your usual or exploring menu recommendations.

    Food was 10/10 and the service was 10/10 as well! They are all so friendly!! Also suggested food that is yummy, for people who didn’t have ideas on what to order.

    Eidden Abigail

  • Distinctive Wok Hei Aroma

    Skilled wok technique brings high-heat smokiness and genuine hawker char to signature noodles like beef hor fun and Penang fried kuey teow.

    the Penang fried kuey teow and beef hor fan had wok hei

    Emily sim

  • Nostalgic Flavours Transporting You Home

    The vibrant spices, fragrant sambal, and comforting coconut curries consistently capture the nostalgic, unmistakable taste of home for Malaysian food lovers.

    Their halal menu delivers rich, authentic flavors that transport you back to those comforting meals shared with family.

    Harin Arun

Authentic Malaysian hawker favorites and wok-fried specialties

  • Satay

    Their satay is to die for, so good that I completely forgot to take a photo of it!

    Ricky Wong

  • Beef Hor Fun

    the beef hor fun was our favourite

    Arifin Sunjoyo

  • Curry Laksa

    the Curry Laksa was creamy and satisfying

    Sultan Mahmud An!k

  • Nasi Lemak

    Their nasi lemak is absolutely delicious, with rich flavors that transport you straight to Malaysia.

    J Utomo

Frequently Asked Questions

How are the portion sizes?

Reviewers highlight generous serving sizes across dishes like the Special Chicken Nasi Lemak, beef hor fun, and curry mee, with portions often large enough to stretch into another meal.

Is the food halal?

Yes, diners note that the entire menu is halal, featuring both traditional Malay dishes and halal Malaysian-Chinese hawker staples.

Does the restaurant close between lunch and dinner?

D' Ankasa is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM (closed on Mondays). Note that the kitchen closes for an afternoon break between 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM.

Is parking easy to find?

Parking is available on site, though guests note the lot bays can feel tight and fill up quickly during peak busy periods.

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