
Lotsa yummy Malay snacks that you can take away or eat around the counter.

The chicken, beef and lamb satay comprised lean meat of surprisingly high quality. The peanut sauce was thick, chunky and aromatic.

Also had the tripe satay; wanted to try the venison one, but they ran out of that.

Keropok lekor. Firm and flavourful, without being too fishy or starchy.

The banana fritters could have been crispier; the vanilla sauce was too watery.

Serai Satay Bar,
Pavilion.