Top 12 Best Satays in Singapore

Introduction: Chong Pang Huat has several outlets in Singapore, so they can be considered as a satay chain in Singapore. Chong Pang Huat serves BBQ Chicken Wings, Satay and Spring Chicken.

Chong Pang Huat. has multiple outlets scattered all over hawker centres in Singapore but about their standard, they don’t differ much from one another. Chong Pang Huat is a tze char restaurant that offers staples including white bee hoon, popiah, and rojak. Barbecue dishes take the form of satay, spring chicken, and chicken wings, which are grilled over charcoal upon order. The crispy skin snaps to reveal fragrant and succulent meat with a touch of sweetness.

Chicken, mutton satay ($0.60/stick, minimum 10 sticks). Chong Pang Huat satays are marinated perfectly and lightly charred, causing every stick to be juicy and tender with each bite.

You could taste lemongrass and other spices in the mutton skewers, which made the mutton smell less overpowering.

Offerings: Chong Pang Huat offers chicken, pork, mutton, and beef options.

Location: Multiple locations

Contact: +65 9100 1816

Website: Chong pang Huat

Introduction:

Chai Ho Satay is a food establishment in Singapore that specializes in pork and chicken satay. The satay is nicely grilled with some light charring, while the meat remains moist and tender. The pork and chicken satay are both described as juicy and flavorful, with the pork satay even coming with a small piece of fatty pork in between the regular meat pieces.

Chai Ho Satay & Dried Meat has been around for a long time. As its name implies, this stall sells Satay as well as Dried Meat (Bak Kwa). The stall has probably been there for 25 years.

Offerings:

Chai Ho Satay is a non-halal Satay stall. They have pork Satay aside from the usual mutton and chicken.

They also sell Bak Kwa (Dried Meat )

Location: 448 Clementi Ave 3, #01-10, Singapore 120448

Contact: Non-Available

Website: Chai Ho Satay

Introduction: Having been around for more than 30 years, Chun Man Yuan, also known as CMY, is widely known for being one of the largest satay manufacturers in Singapore. CMY has also been supplying 168 CMY Satay, a Michelin-approved hawker stall located within the Chinatown Complex and Food Centre for over a decade.

Recognized on the Michelin Guide for their cooked-to-order satay and delicious peanut pineapple dipping sauce.

The satay at 168 CMY Satay is simply delicious. The meat is tender and juicy, with a smoky flavor that just melts in your mouth. The chefs here know how to cook satay to perfection. The peanut sauce served alongside the satay is the perfect accompaniment. It’s creamy, slightly sweet, and has a subtle nutty flavor that complements the meat perfectly.

The ambiance at 168 CMY Satay is pretty basic, but the focus is really on the food. The seating area is simple and functional, but don’t let that fool you – the food is what steals the show here.

Overall, if you’re a fan of Satay, 168 CMY Satay is worth checking out. The food here is top-notch, and it’s clear that the chefs know what they’re doing.

Offerings:

Priced at just $0.60 per stick, the stall offers pork, chicken, and mutton satay with a minimum order of 10 sticks.

Location: 335 Smith Street Chinatown Complex and Food Centre, Singapore

Contact: +65 9475 2907

Website: 168 CMY Satay

Introduction:

Kwong Satay traces its roots to the 1960s when the grandfather of Mr. Wong Chee Kwong peddled satay from a trishaw around the Katong area. Two decades later, Mr. Wong Chee Kwong continued the family tradition when he started selling satay at Lorong 29 Geylang, which is now our flagship stall. As the business grew, Mr. Wong expanded into the manufacturing and wholesale distribution of satay, satay sauce and ketupat (satay rice cake) at Bukit Batok Crescent, Enterprise Centre and Kwong Satay counts more than a dozen hawker stalls and eateries in Singapore among our regular clients now.

Today, into its fourth generation, Kwong Satay proudly continues this heritage with no changes to the original recipe. Which is what makes our satay outstanding – the use of our original Hainanese recipe, in both our satay marinate and sauce. A traditional favourite through the decades is our signature pork loin satay and equally popular are our chicken, mutton, beef as well as pork belly satay.

Offerings:

• Pork, Beef, Mutton , Chicken & Pork Belly Satay .
• Ketupat ( Rice Cake)
• Otah

Location: Multiple Locations

Contact:+65 6565 0002

Website: Kwong Satay

Introduction: Uncle Victor started his business when he was 24 years old and has been running his stall for over 40 years. As a vegetarian due to his religion, he has been promoting vegetarianism in Singapore, as well as for sustainability and environmental reasons. As a result, to make vegetarian meals more appealing to the locals, he began researching and recreating food that would suit our palates.

Upon first looking at the satays, you would probably forget they’re vegetarian! Made up of soy protein, the satay “meat” has charred bits just like the real one which gives a pleasant crunch with every bite.

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The Food: The food at Victor Veggie is simply delicious. Even as a meat-eater, I found myself impressed with the quality of the vegetarian dishes served here. The ingredients are fresh and flavorful, and the dishes are well-prepared and seasoned.

Menu Variety: Victor Veggie has a great variety of vegetarian options to choose from, which is refreshing to see in a city that can sometimes be a bit meat-heavy. Whether you’re looking for something light and fresh or something hearty and filling, there’s something for everyone here.

Ambiance: The ambiance at Victor Veggie is warm and inviting. It’s a small, cozy spot with a casual atmosphere that makes it perfect for a relaxed meal with friends or family.

Overall, I highly recommend Victor Veggie to anyone looking for delicious vegetarian food in Singapore. The quality of the ingredients and the care taken in preparing the dishes shine through, and it’s clear that the chefs here are passionate about what they do.

Location: 79A Circuit Rd, Singapore 371079

Contact: +65 9002 5986

Website: Victor Veggie

Introduction: The man behind the grill is 70 year old Mr Wee Sang Tow who grew up helping his father at his satay stall along Geylang Lor 3 in the 1960′s. After moving a few times, he eventually settled at Old Airport Road Food Centre when it opened in 1974. Life for the old couple has been much the same for the last 5 decades. They are either grilling satay or spending hours slicing, marinating and skewering the satay!

Offerings: They serve Pork, Chicken and Mutton Satay.

The Food: The satay at Chuan Kee Satay is simply delicious. The meat is tender and juicy, with a smoky flavor that just melts in your mouth. It’s clear that the chefs here know how to cook satay to perfection.

Sauces: The peanut sauce served alongside the satay is the perfect accompaniment. It’s creamy, slightly sweet, and has a subtle nutty flavor that complements the meat perfectly.

Menu Variety: While the focus at Chuan Kee Satay is on their delicious satay, there are also a variety of other dishes on the menu to choose from. Whether you’re in the mood for noodles or rice, there’s something for everyone here.

Location: Old Airport Road Food Centre, #01-85, Singapore 390051

Contact: +65 92205118

Website: Chuan Kee Satay

Introduction: Satay Guan is one of the hidden gems in Whampoa Makan Place.

A popular supper spot, Satay Guan is one of the hidden gems in Whampoa Makan Place. Despite the lack of a long queue, their satays are in high demand with the two ladies turning over orders as quick as every couple minutes. You don’t need to wait long for piping hot satay here! The peanut sauce served alongside the satay is the perfect accompaniment. It’s creamy, slightly sweet, and has a subtle nutty flavor that complements the meat perfectly.

Their satays are well marinated before being grilled on the charcoal. The best is the pork satay, which comes with juicy chunks of fat skewered in between tender pieces of pork. When dipped into the peanut sauce, every bite is flavourful. The chicken satay is slightly less punchier probably due to the absence of fat, but just as tender. Satay Guan’s honey glazing is on the sweeter side, and balances well with the slightly charred meats.

Offerings: They serve Pork, Chicken and Mutton satay

Location: 13 Whampoa Dr, #01 Makan Place, Block 90, Singapore 320090

Contact: +65 9699 3699

Website: Satay Guan

Introduction:

Opened in 1955, Shi Xiang Satay has seen generations of customers come and go. Now, it is run by Young, the original owner’s son. He learned how to make satay from his mother, who learned the craft from her husband.

Shi Xiang Satay first started on the streets. No matter how things changed, the stall always stayed in Chinatown. They didn’t have a name back then, so their customers helped them come up with one.

Offerings: They offer Pork, Chiken, and Mutton Satay.

The satay at Shi Xiang Satay is simply delicious. The meat is tender and juicy, with a smoky flavor that just melts in your mouth. The chefs here know how to cook satay to perfection. The peanut sauce served alongside the satay is the perfect accompaniment. It’s creamy, slightly sweet, and has a subtle nutty flavor that complements the meat perfectly.

Location: 335 Smith St, Singapore 050335

Contact: +65 8522 3186

Website: Shi Xiang Satay

Introduction:

SatayBros is a popular satay joint in Singapore that offers mouth-watering satay with a variety of options to choose from. Whether you’re looking for chicken, beef, mutton, or even vegetarian satay, SatayBros has got you covered. SatayBros is located at 428 Changi Road, Singapore 419871. It used to be located at D’Rubinah Restaurant in Sembawang but has since moved to its current location.

SatayBros is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 5 pm to 11 pm. Be sure to plan your visit accordingly!

Offerings: They offer Chicken, Beef, Mutton, Tripe, and Liver Satay.

The menu at SatayBros offers a variety of satay options, including chicken, beef, mutton, and even vegetarian satay. In addition to satay, there are also other dishes available such as mee goreng and nasi goreng.

Location: 10 Jln Masjid, Singapore 418930

Contact: +65 9101 4036

Website: SatayBros