Warning: This is a non-halal post. Satay has always been one of Malacca's trademark, not only satay celup (which I will be blogging later) alone but also pork satay that shall not be missed! Few of the famous ones would be Sun May Hiong Satay House @ Jalan Kota Laksamana or Xiang Ji Pork Satay @ Jalan Portugis.
After the
Klebang Coconut Shake session, we ventured all the way to Bertam Ulu, a remote area located 15km away from Malacca Town just to have their porky satay for dinner. This place is quite renown among the locals from Masjid Tanah.
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I assumed it is a family business and the stall was operated at a large compound in front of a single storey house; Chuan Seng 泉成. |
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One of the best satay peanut gravy I've ever tasted, I kid you not. Tangy, sweet, spicy and everything nice! It tasted special because of the salted plum (水梅) they added. |
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We had chicken satay, pork satay and pork intestine satay served with chopped cucumber and onions. |
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Not forgetting the ketupats (sticky rice dumplings), best eaten with the oh-so-peanut-licious sauce! |
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Pork intestine satay. No, I don't fancy innards so I just tried a piece of it. |
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The heavenly porky satay! What more can I say? The meat was tender and well marinated, grilled to perfection with crisp, slightly burnt edge (Y)(Y) I have more than 10 skewers of porky satay. |
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We had merely satays and ketupat as our dinner, and I have to say it was pretty good (; According to Kew's brother, it was 全马六甲最好吃的猪肉satay (Read: The best pork satay in Malacca) HEH Not sure how much does per stick cost, cause it was on Kew's brother treat. I remembered it was around RM45 for 55 sticks of satay, 6 ketupats and drinks. |
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Suprisingly, it was the females (young to old) from the family who are running the business. |
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The mom and daughter preparing the skewers. |
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Another daughter and the maid BBQ-ing the skewers. The satay are served right away after they are done at the BBQ pit. |
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The raw chunks of meat perfectly skewered. |
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Roughly how the whole place looks like, with Joeann happily photobombing my photo :P
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Chuan Seng 泉成 Pork Satay Located nearby SJK(c) Ulu Bertam
Mukim Tanjung Minyak, Melaka Tengah,
76450 Melaka.
Operating Hours: At night.
P/S: This post marks the end of first day in Malacca :D Stay tuned for DAY 2!
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