Satu Satu: Malaysian Chinese Cafe

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Reviews

1. Kieron Robson ★★★★★

   Lovely little place with delicious food and great lunchtime deals. I got Malaysian curry and an iced lemon honey drink

   almost 4 months ago
2. Phottos Photos ★★★★☆

   Overall pretty tasty gaff, got the greedy boy starter, which as the name states wasn’t needed. The portions were massive and flavours on point - hadn’t tried Malaysian before, but if it always tastes like this, would try again. Toilet and back room was utterly Bizzare, but adds to the experience. They also dropped an egg on my cousines lap. Good laugh overall!

   almost 4 months ago
3. N ★★★★★

   You know how sometimes you walk into a place and you know immediately it’s the one you were looking for and there’s no point in trying anywhere else? Well Satu Satu is that if what you were looking for is delicious, fresh Malaysian food. You can tell by the murals of Malaysia on the wall, the smells of chili from the open kitchen, the diverse crowd - you’re there. I played it safe, order-wise, and went for long time favourites (eg Mee Goreng) that certainly did not disappoint. Need to come try the rest of the menu out. Only regret was discovering the place too late in the day (place closes at 8.45, admittedly on the early side for a restaurant). You want to properly enjoy the place - make sure and get there early.

   almost 9 months ago

1. Clement ★★★★★

   Visited the cafe on a weekday lunch, with a reservation for 2. The lunch menu offers various combinations of starters/mains/desserts. Some of the items are not available with these sets. As a Southeast Asian, this food is very tasty and as authentic as one can get back home. But authentic also means don't expect items like chips. We had Nasi Lemak and Hainanese Chicken Rice The portion sizes are in-keeping with the price point. Excellent value for money. Will definitely visit again and highly recommend others too as well!

   1 year ago
2. Ayme Jones ★★★★★

   Fantastic food, great service. Will definitely be coming back in future, a hidden gem of Glasgow.

   almost 3 years ago
3. S W ★★★★☆

   Would recommend for small gatherings or dinner for one, at least once a year as they do revise their menu (I still miss their previous rice dishes that come in small wooden barrels). Dishes offered originates from Malaysian Chinese culture and/or the Canton area of China. Take note Satu Satu means business when it comes to spiciness. Their Hainanese chicken (boneless, mostly) rice dish is my partner’s favourite. Never had trouble getting a seat, but seating is limited and so would recommend booking in advance.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Yungmie Chin ★★★★★

   Amazing authentic hong kong dessert ! Very yummy .big portion ,very cheap . Friendly staff . Highly recommended . I ordered peach resin and snow fungus .

   almost 3 years ago
2. SH W ★★★☆☆

   This restaurant serves AUTHENTIC MALAYSIAN FOODS! Ordered nasi lemak, char kuey teow and teh tarik. Char kuey teow really have the “wok hey” as uncle roger said. Portion is very good. I’m giving it 3 stars because I went straight to the restroom right after I finished my meal there. You will have a very strong smell from the restaurant, just in case you plan to go out after. They need to have better ventilation system. You can even get it just by standing outside of the restaurant.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Ren Ling Lee ★★★★☆

   Delicious malaysian food! Don’t be fooled by the small menu or restaurant, the tasty food makes up for it! The charkueyteow is so good. I have had my fair share around the UK, this has got to be the most authentic. The NasiLemak is very good too. Would recommend for a visit.

   almost 4 years ago

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