Haron Satay & Chicken Wing

Great satay at East Coast Park Food center. Haron Satay is one of my go-to stalls for satay. I will order their chicken and mutton satay. The mutton satay is great tasting! It’s served with sliced cucumber and red onions. I also got the Ketupat (Boiled rice cake) which paired well with the satay peanut sauce. They used to have babat satay (tripe), but no longer sell it. Prices are $1 for a stick of satay. Minimum order applies. The ketupat costs $0.50.

Used to be better. The beef satay is hard and cold. Like frozen and not juicy at all. The satay gravy was too little as well in a tiny bowl. The young person taking the order looked not interested at all. The reason I gave 3 stars is for the mutton satay which is still ok and for the atmosphere by the beach. Next time I will try others.

One of the better satay stores around. The meat is well marinated and tasty to eat on its own, without the need to dip the satay sauce. Take note that each stick of satay is now $1 (October 2024) so it is on the pricey side. Recommended to try.

Thick succulent pieces of meat, well cooked over charcoal. Sauce is a tad sweet and not spicy enough. Should have more peanuts in the sauce. Quite pricey at $1 per stick.

Have been patronizing Haron since it was popularly know as stall 55. Last month it was bbq by a pacik and it was nicely cook. Today it was bbq by young chap. Most of the satay are overly charred. When it's too charred, there's acrylamide and carcinogen. Made an effort to peel off those burnt part before consuming it. The experience is I pleasant. The older and experience staff cook it perfectly. This young guy gotta pay attention to the fire control.

8 June 2024 - 6 pm I frequent Haron Satay, but this evening I left disappointed. The standard has dropped, and it's unlikely I will support this stall anymore. They grilled too many satays before 6 PM and then re-grilled them, which made the mutton satay overdone.

After seeing so many rave food reviews, I finally get to savour their satay. I ordered mutton satay and the wait was not that long on a Thursday evening - about 20 minutes. To be honest, I am quite pleasantly surprised by the quality of the mutton satay. The amount of meat is rather generous. The satay is crispy from the charcoal grill and tender at the same time when biting into it. It is slightly on the sweet side but not overly sweet. It is really very enjoyable.

Okay okay la, above average kind of food. Nice but eating too much can make you feel too full and not wanting to eat it. Can consider eating 6 months once. Not a weekly/monthly kind of food. Also, they do not have paynow or electronic payments unlike other stalls. They only deal by cash. This is a huge minus point here. Imagine you don't have cash with you. Service can be extremely slow. Expect to wait for 30 minutes to 1hr for the food. That's too long to wait actually. Overall, for the taste of the chicken, I would give 7/10. Service would be 4/10. Waiting time for food 2/10. Overall, they need to improve on their service, waiting time and the person taking the orders. Have to be a bit more friendly.