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Dancing Fish
Named after their iconic signature dish, Dancing Fish is the place where it is possible for one to have a scrumptious taste of Malay-Indo cuisine. Located in the vicinity of Bangsar Shopping Centre, this restaurant adorns an elegant yet cosy and spacious interior to provide utmost comfort to patrons. Other than their signature Dancing Fish dish, one would not want to miss their Satay that includes tender and juicy on the inside and lightly charred on the outside marinated chicken strips charcoal grilled to perfection serve along with creamy Satay peanut sauce.More info
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Lot T120, T121 & T122, 3rd Floor, Bangsar Shopping Centre, Jalan Maarof, 59000, Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan
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Warong Aji-Don Alley
Waron Aji at Don Alley in Sri Hartamas serves scrumptious Malay delicacies in a nice and clean hawker environment. The environment looks quite premier for a hawker centre. Double thumbs up for the casual environment and various types of delicious local food! The satay here is also sought after by both locals and expatriates. Pair your satay with char kuay teow, mee rebus, tauhu bakar, popiah and waffles to name a few! The plus side of this all is that everything is halal!More info
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E-0-16 Block E, Plaza Damas (Jalan Sri Hartamas 17), 50480, Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur
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Ole-Ole Bali
With 5 branches under their belt, Ole Ole Bali is burnin’ in the local food scene! With a comfortable, air-conditioned environment and a variety of fried and spicy local treats, why not? Their satay here is different from the regular satay outside because instead of using the conventional chicken or beef meat, seafood paste is used for Ole Ole Bali’s satay. Yes, seafood paste. It may sound unappealing to some but it’s actually really good! Lemongrass is used as a stick for their satay and it’s fragrant together with the smokey and savoury seafood paste.More info
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G28 & 29, IOI City Mall, Ioi Resort, 43000 Putrajaya, Selangor, Malaysia, 62502, Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan
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Warong Sate dan Cafe Mak Long
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halalSatays have been helping tie tummy bonds between friends and family since ever for its delectable traits. While there are many places to offer such delicacy, Mak Long Warung Sate & Café is one of the gems to bring in a variety of mouth-watering satays. Going with a majestic traditional theme, one can admire their efforts to preserve a beautiful Malay heritage while indulging on an array of authentic Malay cuisine. Have a bite of their sweet yet savoury smoky beef and chicken satays along with kuah kacang as the perfect accompany.More info
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Jalan Puchong (Batu 6) , Old Klang Road, 58200, Old Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur
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Restoran Rose Masakan Minang/ Padang
Only a stone’s throw away from Chow Kit, Restoran Rose is a food fare – day and night! Believe it or not, the satay here is served together with the peanut sauce and topped off with crunchy fried shallots! It’s just a plate of good overwhelming mixes altogether! It’s unique, isn’t it? But, that’s not all. There are a few sets available for order; Sate Minang Biasa, Sate Kacang Special and Sate Kacang Biasa. For example, the Sate Minang Special comprises of 5 sticks of chicken satay, 5 sticks of beef satay and some nasi impit at the bottom of all that goodness!More info
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No. 49A Jalan Raja Alang, 50300, Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur
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JP Teres
Fancy something a little more elegant than just the road side stalls? JP Teres serves a la carte and buffets throughout the day, even for breakfast! This all-day buffet serves plenty of cuisines to date; Chinese, Japanese, Western, Malay, etc. The satay here is freshly grilled and delicately skewered. Fans of lean protein, take note! Unlike the satays outside, these satay sticks are very lean and there are no fats on them. The peanut sauce is also not too flammable on the tongue, favouring the taste buds of those who can’t take anything too spicy.More info
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Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur, 12, Jalan Pinang, 50450, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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Kamaruddin Satay @ Capital Cafe
While the English indulge on scones and sip on tea elegantly for tea time, Malaysians also have their own delicious way of enjoying the evening and one to be included is everyone’s favourite satay. Kamaruddin Satay is a humble stall located in Capital Café filled with nostalgia since it has been around since 1956. Indulge and experience a taste of years of generation authenticity with a bite of their beef satay – seamlessly crispy on the outside and juicy and tender on the inside, you would not want to miss this sweet yet savoury treat.More info
Capital Cafe View restaurant
213, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, 50100, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur
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Restoran Queen’s
Besides preserving traditional classic buildings and their histories, food is also a part of a history and Restoran Queen’s is one of the few to be included. While the food served at Queen’s go hand-in-hand with the classic build, one can drop by to have a taste of a great food history such as their satays. Be it chicken or beef, you can enjoy the sweet yet smoky flavour of their juicy and tender meaty satays that goes great alone or with the accompany of onion and cucumber and peanut gravy sauce.More info
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96, Jalan Peel, Maluri, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, 55100, Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan
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Selera Asli Masakan Jawa
Malaysia is not the only place known for satay, its neighbouring country Indonesia also offers a similar delight. For a taste of authenticity and uniqueness, head on to Selera Asli Masakan Jawa for a Malay-Indo cuisine treat to your taste buds and tummy. This simple and humble restaurant serves a variety of authentic scrumptious Javanese food and that also includes mouth-watering satay kambing. This simple treat holds up a meaty portion of lamb on skewers grilled to the perfect smoky flavour accompanied with their special sauce instead of the usual peanut gravy sauce.More info
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34, Jalan Pandan Kemajuan A, Kampung Pandan Dalam, 55100, Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan
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