Satay
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Satay Reviews
We ordered food delivery from this restaurant for the first time. There are both Malaysian and Chinese menus. Both are extensive. From the Chinese menu we had wanton soup (one of my “test dishes”) and curry with mixed vegetables soup. The wonton soup was good and the curry vegetable soup was really good– flavorful and with the vegetables cooked, but not overcooked. Although it was marked as “hot and spicy”, I found the heat level to be moderate, and I’m not a fan of...read full review
10/10/23 first time here.BYO & no cork fee.We were excited to try this place. Quaint and small tables. We had a Roti curry appetizer and chicken w/noodles dish, both really good.We had the seafood lovers special, which was perfectly lightly fried but lacked creativity, no sauce or anything to go on it. Although the lightly salted flavor was good. Only two scallops and 3 shrimp, the rest was squid. The rice was good.Friendly people working there, service was good.Next time: more...read full review
Authentic Malaysian food. Enjoyed lotus fried rice.
Satay Restaurant offers a diverse menu with both Malaysian and Chinese options. The Chinese menu features a range of dishes, including wonton soup, curry with mixed vegetables, and Chinese-American classics. The Malaysian menu also offers a variety of options, including seafood dishes and Nyonya-style tofu. The restaurant serves a good selection of appetizers, noodles, and noodle soups, as well as vegan choices. The ambiance is typical Asian decor with a metropolitan style. The service is helpful, but can be a bit pushy. The food is good, with highlights including lamb and shrimp dishes. The restaurant delivers food hot and efficiently, and the staff is friendly.