Penang Satay House - (Near Haringey, london)

5 /5 Amir A: Usual spot for me and my friends. Revisited yesterday and it’s genuinely such an amazing experience , everything was perfect. The laksa and the curry are my usual orders which are banging.

5 /5 Francisco Meneses: Penang Satay House is a hidden gem in London, offering delicious, authentic Malaysian flavours and incredibly attentive service. We started with the House Special Satay (beef, chicken, and prawn skewers perfectly grilled and bursting with flavour) and the Cantonese Roast Duck. For mains, the Barbecued Spare Ribs in Capital Sauce were a highlight with their distinct sweet and sour flavour. The Singapore Laksa, featuring a mix of vermicelli and soft noodles in a spicy coconut broth, was another standout. The Chicken Lo Bak—wrapped in bean curd pastry—was an absolute revelation and something well be ordering again! We also tried the Beef Rendang, which was tasty but, surprisingly, our least favourite of the mains we ordered. We balanced the richness with a side of seasonal stir-fried vegetables and refreshing Tiger beer. The special decor, reminiscent of South East Asia, enhanced the whole experience. We were especially delighted by the fun detail at the end: you can ring a bell to let the staff know the food was delicious, which we did enthusiastically! Highly recommended.

5 /5 William Wong: I never use this term…. But this is truly a “HIDDEN GEM”!! Despite its comprehensive menu, the dishes are quick, and packed with flavour! Prices are reasonable and service are warm and friendly. Would definitely recommend!

5 /5 William W: This feels like a family owned authentic restaurant. The two middle aged ladies were both warm and attentive. The food was great and such good value for money. However the main highlight for me wasn’t the dishes on the table. It was the moving fan installation on the ceiling. I could sit there and watch it slowly rowing all day.

5 /5 Tanzil Khwaja: Went there with my family of 4. The staff was very kind and pleasant, with a high chair provided for my littlest one. The food itself was exceptional. The beef and chicken are halal, and the taste was fantastic. We ordered some chicken and beef satay for starters and the chicken in tamarind and Char keow teow (beef) for mains with some jasmine tea to go along with it. The portion sizes were perfect for my family with nothing left over at the end, but we all felt more than satisfied. The price came to around £30, which was less than we were expecting to pay, especially for food of that quality. PENANG SATAY HOUSE: WHAT A GREAT VISIT!