Tired of eating bland, home-cooked meals, we came to Malay Satay Hut looking for flavor, and we definitely found it. Malay Satay Hut was packed with diners during the dinner hour, and as a result service was pretty slow. The food itself was very tasty, which helps to solidify Malay Satay Hut as one of the few “unique” Eastside restaurants that don’t fall in the usual Chinese/Indian/Thai/Japanese ethnic category.

Nice menu, presentation, dining room. Cleam efficient service, although a little chilly.
Items did not come out together was my only gripe. I had almost fininshed my entree when the little womens came out.
Nice variety makes us sure we will come back!
Lots of Asian ethnicities, families…made us feel confident we were in for authentic fare.

I had an okay lunch here. They do brisk business, and there’s a lot on the menu, but the lunch menu is compact and reasonably priced. We were brought a nice hot pot of tea right away. Service wasn’t anything special, but it was friendly enough.

One potentially significant problem with the Satay Hut is the big sign on the front door that they only accept credit/debit cards on orders of $25 or more. This strikes me as remarkably steep (if not an outright violation of merchant agreeements?).

food’s not bad. it’s one of the few restuarants on the east side that actually opens til 11pm as far as i know.

Nasi Lemak is delicious (curry chicken with coconut rice and some curry veggies on the side). A little expensive for Asian food, but the curries are great and there are some pretty exotic selections. Service is not particularly friendly, and you might get your entree 5 minutes before your friend does, or vice versa. They make you pay cash so they can cheat on their taxes. Pretty decent Malaysian food overall though.