Satay is the reason for the name, and Kedai Satay grills lamb and chicken skewers alongside beef ribs and grilled chicken with egg balado. It’s a simple, no-frills Indonesian cafe at 186 King Street in the CBD.
Beyond the grill, the menu covers halal beef with rice, soups and curries, fried starters, and salads such as gado gado. It’s an easy option for a quick lunch in the city’s west end.
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