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2013-12-18
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Pork Satay was the main reason why we had chosen Bee Heng's Satay among all other stalls and just right Bee Heng was located nearby to where we were dining. Order 5 sticks of Pork, 5 Muttons and 5 Chicken Satay with Ketupat which cost $9.60 altogether. Served in all disposable plates and bowls with cut cucumber added. Stay away from the piece of pork lard that is skewered alternatively with the meat if you are health conscious. Each of the skewered meat has a combination of smoky flavour and ten
Order 5 sticks of Pork, 5 Muttons and 5 Chicken Satay with Ketupat which cost $9.60 altogether. Served in all disposable plates and bowls with cut cucumber added.
Stay away from the piece of pork lard that is skewered alternatively with the meat if you are health conscious. Each of the skewered meat has a combination of smoky flavour and tender meat coupled with 2 bowls of satay dipping sauce. For the mutton, if you are worry of the nature smell of the mutton, it was not so distinctive than I had thought. Overall, the quality and taste was quite consistent throughout.
The ketupat (Rice Cake) was well-made, soften and goes well with the satay sauce. It's a stomach filler if you are skipping your main course.
The satay was run-of-the-mill. Size of Satay had shrunken a lot these years with price increasing due to inflation. Still missing the good old times where the size was 2 times bigger than what we have now.
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