Road trip part 12-The finale at Senibong & Pandan
- December 18th, 2009
- By Putri
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Beautiful scenery (across is Singapore) and sea breeze can lull u to sleep….
Ok,where is my favourite SATAY stall?Here it is…
Mr Esa is a friendly man.He told us stories and how he was one of the first man to sell satay at Senibong when the kampung is still a mangrove swamp.And he has been selling satay for 28 years!! And there was a Singaporean businessman/women who wanted him so badly to teach his staff on how to cook his satay that his work permit, lodging, salary are all taken care of.But he refused to be bought over…
Overall verdict: What can I say…this is the best satay that I ever tasted.Even Kajang does not measure up.I was told that Satay batang pinang (beef) is the meat near the ribs/neck area …thus its quite soft.And as usual,the satay will melt in ur mouth….MAMAMIA!
But in actual fact,the signage was right in front of my face…heheh!
DIY washing hand corner…YIKES!If u dont mind the cleanliness factor, its ok to eat it here…Its like a floating restaurant kinda like a kelong.But the food….
We asked what is popular here.The staff said Nasi lemak with fried chicken or chicken rendang.We chose chicken rendang.
The rendang is nice too,complement the nasi lemak even further.And the weird thing is they serve nasi lemak with indian pappadam crackers….and stir fried…long beans.The sambal is sweet.But the yummyness factor comes from the rice and chicken.POWER!
There’s a mosque nearby-3 mins away so dont worry….
Previous post on Senibong:
http://www.putriberendam.com/food-network/satay-batang-pinang-at-senibong/
Let’s head to SMART Pandan wholesale market which normally operates evening onwards till 2am daily.Its a huge place with many goodies from food to clothes,bags and they have tents that hold many pasar malam (cheap bazaar stuff)products….
What are gear box soup?
Its just the mutton legs soup…and this broth aint the thick spicy indian ones but healthy clear broth…and for that spicy-kick add the black chilli paste in moderation. SPICYly delicious!Dont fotget to use the straw to suck out the bone marrow goodness…
One of my favourite porridge stall below….
This kopitiam sells some goat’s milk ice-cream…. Will there be any unwanted (bandut)smell?
I find this advertisement kinda corny….
After this,we head back home….Aah..its good to be home…alhamdulillah…Time to knit some sweet dreams….from the beautiful memories of this journey…
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