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Home / Food Review / MR QUEK SATAY CELUP @ MALACCA

MR QUEK SATAY CELUP @ MALACCA

January 17, 2015 by StrawberrY Gal

MR QUEK SATAY CELUP

Satay Celup is always one of the item must have when you are visiting Malacca. There are so many of satay celup in Malacca and the famed one would be the Capitol Satay as well as Ban Lee Siang. This round, we arer venturing to other outlets besides the two which is Mr Quek’s Satay Celup.
MR QUEK SATAY CELUP
Another options of Satay Celup besides the both brand which is packed with customers, Mr Quek’s Satay Celup is another good choice to go.In Mr Quek’s Satay Celup Restaurant, it give me a clean environment to dine with where all the gas tank are well concealed in a box and there is no tangling of the gas tank tiub all over the place/
MR QUEK SATAY CELUP
The ingridients are well placed in the refrigator to ensure the freshness and cleaniness of the food items as well. As for the choices , the variety are kinda a lot as well ahere you an find a variety of items to be dipped into the satay celup sauce. This includes he crab stick, taufu bokm, fish cake, filament sticks and more.
MR QUEK SATAY CELUP
As for the gravy, it comes with the pretty thick sauce and the sauce is not too spicy compare to Ban Lee Siang., The sauces at Mr Queks come slightly thick with the loads of peanut in it as well.

As for the prices of the food, it is pretty reasonable as well.

Red/ Original: RM 0.80 per stick
Green: RM 1.5
Blue: RM 2.50
Briead: RM 0.80/ plate
Fresh Satay Sauce: RM 19.90/pot

Just next to Ban Lee Siang
Jalan Ong Kim Wee,
75300 Melaka.

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