Satay Sate review, quick service authentic Indonesian street cuisine in Toronto. Find out why Indonesian cuisine are the most diverse, vibrant and colorful cuisines in the world!
When people think of Southeast Asian food, Thai, Malaysian, and Filipino (tipped by Bloomberg as Next Big Thing) often quickly come to mind. Indonesian cuisine is a forgotten gem especially in Toronto. Torontoians have been missing out on Indonesian cuisine, which is one of the most diverse, vibrant and colorful cuisines in the world, full of intense flavor!
Satay Sate is recently opened in North York to fill the void. Inspired by the street vendors carrying pikulan in the villages of Bali and streets of Jakarta, Satay Sate aims to bring authentic Indonesian street food to all Toronto foodie in the quick casual service setting!
We are recently invited by @dkloevents to attend a tasting event at Satay Sate which showcased their new menu. Let’s find out what Indonesian cuisines are and how they taste!
Satay Sate
Address: 5025 Yonge St, North York, ON M2N 5P2
Phone: (647) 351-7283
Hours: 11am – 9pm daily
Website: http://www.sataysate.com/
Cost: ~$10 per person for lunch /dinner
Menu
Satay Sate is quick service restaurant, and their menu has a good selection of Sate, Beef Rendong, Ayam Goreng, Sides (Shrimp Crackers), and Drinks
Dishes
First up we had the Ayam Goreng, which is Indonesian fried chicken. Unlike other fried chicken, Satay Sate used dark chicken meat, seasoned with turmeric and candlenut. This is definitely an interesting taste and we enjoyed this over other fried chicken!
Satay Sate offered beef, chicken, tofu, and tempeh sate. All of them are wonderfully tendered and well marinated with their house made peanut sauce.
For those who prefer wraps, Satay Sate also offer sate wraps grilled to perfection served with homemade peanut sauce.
This is the 2017 new menu which is the Indonesian fried rice. We loved the rich flavour of the fried rice, and that perfect sunny side up egg!
All of the entree are served with rice, acar (salad) and an excellent peanut sauce. You can also add Shrimp crackers and we highly recommend it!
Overall we really enjoyed our first experience of Indonesian cuisine, and Satay Sate definitely did not disappoint. We will visit again when we are in North York looking for quick service lunch or dinner!
While you are in North York, be sure to check out review of KinKa Izakaya!
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