Hi everybody.
I want to collect the best addresses where to eat Satay all over the world but especially in SIN.

regards m

The First Class Cabin of the new Singapore Airlines A380 would be my Favorite

In Holland (though you may not believe it). Poentjak and Senajang in The Hague come to mind.

In fact, most snack bars in Holland serve Sat�, varying from the downright disgusting, to the absolutely perfect.

Plus, you can get your fries served with Pindasaus (peanut sauce).

I've found decent sate at the local Thai restaurant and at Stir Crazy (an Asian chain place).

But to be honest, the best Sat� is homemade, I make a killer peanut sauce

Go to Indonesia! that's the birthplace of sate! ^

If quality of food is paramount, make it yourself. Otherwise,
choose based on what kind of atmosphere you are seeking.
I recommend Lau Pa Sat at 1 in the morning, surrounded by
drunken FlyerTalkers. Uncle's recommendation isn't bad, either.

But don't you hate how they keep pushing your reservation back?

I guess one would have to settle for the 77W.

Best place is Stall # 88 at the Lau Pa Sat Open Air food stalls (so it has to be at night) for Satay. You are free to sit anywhere and there will be many other Satay hawkers pushing their wares for you - but insist on Stall # 88 - it is virtually in front of the stairs, and to your right. It is run by mother/daughter/brothers team and the satay is one of the best around.

That said, however, Satay did not originate from Singapore but from Malaysia and the best satay will depend on the origin, type etc. The tastes will be different - from Singapore and Malaysia (and Malaysia is so diverse, that satay from Penang will differ from satay from Johor).

For other places around the world, go to this website: http://www.makantime.com/

But to set the record straight... MH's satays beats SQ's anytime ! Actually I blame SATS.

Rats! Now you're making me hungry!

Exactly , it puzzles me how everyone here seems to think so highly of SQ's satay

I had a revalation when I first tried Malaysian sates-totally different then the ones in Thai restaurants!So much better!
There is a very small but very nice Malay place on Post street in San Francisco,whish I could remember the name of it-great Sates-including delicious lamb!

At least for me, for airline food, SQ and MH satay is delicious!

Could not agree more! ^