TravellerFoodGuide.Com – Satay is a popular dish that can be found in many South East Asia countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Philippines beside Singapore. It is believed that dish has its origin in Indonesia when the Javanese street vendors adapted from the Indian Kebab.
The dish consists of diced marinated meats, skewered & grilled over charcoal fire. The common meats served are Chicken, Mutton & Beef. Sometimes Pork is available from Chinese stalls. The skewered meats are served with specially made spicy peanut sauce dip, sliced onions, cucumbers & rice cakes locals call “Ketuput”.
In 1940s Singapore, Satay was sold on makeshift roadside stalls and pushcarts. A popular site emerged in 1950s after a major consolidation of satay stalls. This site later became very popular & everyone knows the place as Satay Club. Open only after dark with an “al fresco” concept, Satay Club defined how satay was served in the founding years of Singapore.
The original Satay Club no longer exist. However, the atmosphere of “al fresco” dinning after dark is brought back when Boon Tat Street next to Lau Pa Sat Festive Market is closed to vehicular traffic and the stalls, tables occupy the street.
How To Eat Like A Local?
Make sure you dip the satay with alot of spicy peanut sauce. Rotates the Satay with cucumbers, onions & the rice cakes.
Want To Try This Dish?
Simple, download our free Singapore & International Flavours Guide & Map produced in handy A4 paper size so you can print & bring it with you.
You can customise & order the dish of your choice even if you don’t speak Mandarin or Bahasa Malay with our guide.
It contains a selection of convenient places near Singapore’s city centre where you can enjoy your dish. Maps & directions included.
Where To Eat?
Checkout our recommendation at this link: Singapore: Where To Eat & Restaurants for a selection of places conveniently located near Singapore’s City Centre.
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