Ah Pui Tiong Bahru Satay 阿肥中峇魯沙爹 - 28 Smith St

Name: Ah Pui Tiong Bahru Satay 阿肥中峇魯沙爹 - 28 Smith St
Address: Singapore 058942, Singapore

4.7/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Ah Pui Tiong Bahru Satay 阿肥中峇魯沙爹

Address :	Singapore 058942
Phone :	📞 +9799
Categories :	Cafe , Restaurant ,

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s	steven lim on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Finally got a chance to try the satay at their new stall. Unfortunately, they did not have or luak when I was there. The satay was marinated well and grilled just nicely, and went well with the peanut sauce. The pineapple dollop gave the sauce a smoother, creamier dimension. The ketupat was also nice without being sticky at all. Do note they are closed on Tuesdays and the or luak uncle works Wednesdays to the weekends, but usually ends at 8 pm. Seng, who was at the front, provided warm and friendly service.
A	Anything But Beef on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ [Ah Pui Satay] 28 Smith St, Singapore 058942, 16 Jun 2022. $30.20 SGD. Ordered their famous satay, Thai wings, some prawns and Thai milk tea Overall: 8/10 Food Taste: 8/10 (not bad, satays were meaty) Presentation: 8/10 Environment: 8/10 Service: 9/10 Value: 7/10
G	Galvin Ryan Chng on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Big, chunky and slightly charred. This is my go to place for satay. The pork satay is well marinated and a piece of pork fat is sandwiched between to prevent the meat from drying out during barbeque. The satays are bbq over charcoal to give it a nice smokey flavour. Old school satay sauce where they will add pineapple puree into the satay sauce.
D	Devona Yeap on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Dev Eats Satay at ahpuisatay Once upon a time on a mountain top, there was a fat man selling stay and the Q was at least 3 months long. Now Ah Pui has descended from the mountain (出山了!!!) but that crowd has disappeared. Located in a very quiet part of Chinatown, Ah Pui still serves up a really good pork satay for those who come looking for him. Big, meaty and tender, the sticks are heavenly skewers of charred haven paired with a tangy pineapple sauce. Try it to believe it! The Orh Luak is also crispy with a very kampong flavour that brings one's taste buds to the yester years.
G	Gerald Tan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Definitely one of the best Hainanese pork satay in Singapore! It might be a little over $1 per stick but each stick of satay is about 20% meatier than your average sized satay elsewhere. Their special peanut & pineapple puree sauce that comes with the satay is also high quality. They also serve great Vietnamese coffee here. Staffs here are also friendly and attentive. Good to know that there is no service charge or GST so all prices on the menu are nett.
H	Huang Shicong on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A really solid satay place with friendly staff. You can see the original owner is still behind the grill and the waiter gave me a free pipping hot peanut sauce refill. The crispy charred bits and the tender meats melts together with the fat and thick sauce~ i hope this store live long and prosper~?
m	mou on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The satay is good and tasty with their special satay sauce. Chicken cutlet rice - chicken cutlet is crispy and flavourful, rice a tad too dry. Personally I feel that coconut rice would be perfect pair with the peanut sauce and chicken cutlet. The carbonara is surprisingly delicious. Fish and chip is good too. The or luak is yummy too. Prompt and friendly service staff.
A	Andrea Chay on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ For anyone looking for nice satay and would like to dine-in at an air-conditioned place, Ah Pui Tiong Bahru Satay is the place for you! This restaurant is located at Smith Street whereby the previous Chinatown food street was located in. The pork satay is a MUST-ORDER!!! The meat is well marinated, skewered with fats on the satay stick, and grilled evenly on charcoal. The meat portion on every satay stick is very generous. The satay is very juicy and it comes with peanut sauce + pineapple puree. I also tried their chicken cutlet rice and it's delicious as well. This restaurant is closed on every Tuesday. Support the local and enjoy the local food!!!