Satay!

[nudes_of_asia]

More of a Malaysian thing I guess, but I love a good satay and I haven't seen it on any Thai restaurant menu's here yet.

 

I prefer the style where it's cooked more like a stir fry with the peanut sauce, than meat on a stick, but either will do.

 

And no.. I don't eat food from street vendors.

 

Thanks

[spinmeright]

I only remember seeing it in two places.Dusit d2 and holiday inn restaurants .

[Love you short time]

Lengkee on the klang road does the on a stick option for sure but didnt look for the style you like, but there on a stick one is best in pattaya, the sauce is fantastic, 20 moo satay, toasted bread for dipping and a nice little salad all for 120 baht..

[Stillearly]

Lobster Pot in Walking Street does it on a stick - Good restaurant, try one of their Irsh Coffees afterwards, brilliant !

Edited July 9, 2011 by Stillearly

[nudes_of_asia]

Lengkee on the klang road does the on a stick option for sure but didnt look for the style you like, but there on a stick one is best in pattaya, the sauce is fantastic, 20 moo satay, toasted bread for dipping and a nice little salad all for 120 baht..

 

 

Thanks for the info guys... a friend told me today they also have it on a stick in the food hall of the ground floor of central mall

[Seedy]

They also do the stick one in the Thai restuarant on the 6th floor of Central Festival.

[onetrackmind]

I'd say "La Villa Bali" - An Indonesian Restaurant located on Soi 8, Thepprasit Rd.