Old Village Satay Celup Restaurant

Dian Nurkhairani

5.0

One should never miss to go to and revel in the satay here. freshly produced satays dipped in warm and spicy peanut gravy would be to die for.

Lindaa

5.0

You'll enjoy your supper here where food served fresh and you also need to dip in to the special satay celup sauce to cook it for some time and lo and behold,,,,,,,,,,time and energy to savour the delicious and yummy ( anything you are going to putinto the mouth area ). Serves selection of foods like prawns, fish golf ball, u tiao, meats balls, assortments of wantans and veges. Mouth-watering to savour..........................

Eman Saeed

5.0

The initial shop recommended by the resort was closed. Therefore we viewed the map and found this shop rather. The satay sauce will be thick and nice. The meals quite refreshing, all stored in look out of refrigerator. Clean and fine.

Hani Agmar

3.0

The peanut sauce was very thick and a little spicy, not ideal for kids usually do not take spicy food. Cost of RM1/stick for several item however, many consider expensive. Make sure you beware that the loaf of bread and cucumber will be chargeable by plate.

Renny Angell

4.0

The peanut sauce was flavorful; spicy plus got the shrimp paste to stability the taste. The seafood ball and tofu had been a very hot seller among small children.

Anastasya Candice

5.0

The satay celup here's nice. I love the sauce and the various options of "satay" will simply cause you to greedy for more.

Joselyn Erlina

4.0

Thx for reading through. Was there with 3 households totaling 13 in amounts Positive - unique as regular steamboat offered with peanut sauce aka satay sauce - affordable - buffet styled as you select what you desire to consume Negative - long queue since it startseven prior to the shops open( expect 40mins of waiting) - queue is across the road thus be prepared to sweat - a server walks around to mix the bottom of sauce in order it doesn't stick underneath of the pot; dipping atlanta divorce attorneys table's pot :( Conclusion I will not return after trying once Tip - park your vehicle behind the shop - ask server to put a tinge of chili paste if they begin preparing the sauce on your own table - don't fill up sauce to brim sufficient reason for a little fire hopefully another server won't dip his ladle - purchase pineapple tarts and tidbits with the neighboring shops

Asiah Saroyo

3.0

Differently served when compared to traditional satay from other areas of Malaysia or Indonesia.I must say, you can even eat the peanut sauce alone.