35 cents satay @ Balik Pulau

Where can you find a 35cents satay nowadays? Let me bring you to one good place for satay
It’s at Balik Pulau. This stall was previously located at the back of balik pulau pasar beside an old cinema. But they have shifted to this new bulding near the balik pulau bus station.
The stall name is Hussain Sate. They serve chicken and beef satay. The stall open from 4pm to 9pm, closed on Sunday.

Chicken satay. The size of the satay is definitely smaller compare to the one you usually get outside. The satay here taste more to sweet side. I prefer my satay this way because I normally don’t dip into the sauce when I eat satay. hehe.. Weirdo am I?

Beef satay. I like the beef satay here. Don’t worry, there won’t be any ‘beef smell’ in the satay. It taste quite sweet too, and the meat is tender.

The speacialty to eat satay here is they serve bottomless onion, cucumber and satay sauce. You can opt to ask for them to refill for you or you can refill it yourself. Convenient right?

The satay sauce taste normal to me. I only eat cucumber with the sauce.

This is our result – almost 300 sticks for 9 of us. Averagely for a guy, they can eat 40 – 50 sticks. I have friend who can eat up to 80 sticks. His stomach must be real big. hahaha…

Thian Hoe Restaurant at Gurun

Thian Hoe Restaurant is just located a few doors away from the cuttlefish convolvulus stall.

Since we were way past lunch hour, there were not much customer in that restaurant. There were 3 of us, so each of us ordered one dish. I ordered stir fried yau mak with fu yu (fermented bean curd). The vege was done well with crunchiness and good wok hei.

hot plate tofu. This was good albeit tad oily.

Thai Style chicken. The portion is pretty big for 3 of us, but we managed to finished it too.

Being a fishball lover, my bf can’t resist when he saw a pile of fish ball near the kitchen area. So he ordered a bowl of fishball soup. The fishball is springy without fishy smell. We like it