Patch Morris Township-Morris Plains, NJ --With many restaurants in town, a new one is hoping to bring different cuisine into the mix.
Located at 147 Morris Street, the Malay hosted its grand opening in May.
Malay's head chef, Chee Ho has more than 40 years of experience and brings authentic Malaysian cuisine to Morristown. The restaurant is right across form the Morristown train station and it's newly renovated, said Manager Diana.
Ho is originally from Malaysia. At a young age, he started working in large hotels and restaurants in Malaysia. After moving to the United States, he worked as head chefs in many top Malaysian restaurants in Manhattan, as well as others in the Tri- state area. After years of working, he decided to bring the first Malaysian restaurant to Morristown.
They’ll be hosting their ribbon cutting on Monday afternoon.
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