Comments on: Satay, Lye … http://www.roamingzebra.co.uk/wp/2008/05/12/satay-lye/ Wandering thoughts Tue, 06 Jan 2009 01:33:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Dewi http://www.roamingzebra.co.uk/wp/2008/05/12/satay-lye/#comment-76 Dewi Mon, 30 Jun 2008 07:36:53 +0000 http://www.roamingzebra.co.uk/wp/?p=29#comment-76 We ate at Satay last week, and yes the food is excellent. For almost 2 years we have searched up and down the country for an authentic Indonesian restaurant and from all of those we have eaten in, none actually tasted authentic. Who would of thought that the best Indonesian restaurant in the country would turn out to be 2 miles down the road from where we live!!! Most Indonesian food is quite spicy, but all the so called indonesian restaurants cool the spicyness down for british tastes. Satay however was completely different. The chefs are actually Indonesian and the taste was as authentic as it could be. If anyone is interested in experiencing true, authentic Indonesian food, without having to travel half way round the world, then i would highly recommend this restaurant. On another note, the coconut rice is not 'Thai' as the owner of this blog claims. It is again, Indonesian and called Nasi uduk. We ate at Satay last week, and yes the food is excellent. For almost 2 years we have searched up and down the country for an authentic Indonesian restaurant and from all of those we have eaten in, none actually tasted authentic.

Who would of thought that the best Indonesian restaurant in the country would turn out to be 2 miles down the road from where we live!!!

Most Indonesian food is quite spicy, but all the so called indonesian restaurants cool the spicyness down for british tastes. Satay however was completely different. The chefs are actually Indonesian and the taste was as authentic as it could be.

If anyone is interested in experiencing true, authentic Indonesian food, without having to travel half way round the world, then i would highly recommend this restaurant.

On another note, the coconut rice is not ‘Thai’ as the owner of this blog claims. It is again, Indonesian and called Nasi uduk.

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