I really only go to 2 Malaysian restaurants, one on 41st road and this one. This restaurant is a little more convenient because it has a parking lot (it really only fits a few cars), so it's easier to get to. I ordered delivery through GoHive, and got the Malaysian Cheong Fun Soup, Curry Chicken with Potato and Chow Kuew Teoh. The Chow Keuw Teoh was slightly spicy, but not overly so. I recommend getting the chow keuw teoh if you want a slight kick and like noodles. There's also squid and some shrimp mixed in as well. The Malaysian Cheong Fun was also pretty good. The sauce was a bit saltier than I expected it to be, but it was very filling. Lastly, the Chicken Potato Curry. It's my favorite dish, so I have no complaints! It goes perfect with rice. If you're looking for a good restaurant to order from during your quarantine time, Satay is the one. Good portions and it comes hot. read more

Our go-to place for Malaysian. Prices are decent and food is good. I've been going here for years but have never eaten inside. The ladies at the counter are always so friendly! read more

Satay - Chicken Rice; Curry beef stew; Hainanese Chicken; Hokkien noodles; Fried Pearl Noodles - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Moved into Flushing a little while back and this is one of my go-to's! Satay has great authentic Malaysian food at a solid price point. I ordered rendang curry over rice as well as roti canai and will say that both dishes were very tasty and satisfying. A must-visit for anyone who enjoys Malaysian cuisine. read more

Satay - 201. Beef Rendang Rice - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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First off, the service was excellent. We were a large group of 11 people and ordering food was a bit chaotic but they were very patient and also made some good suggestions. The food was very good, portions were more than adequate and the flavoring was just right. While the restaurant is small, they were able to handle our group with ease. I have no hesitation in going back. Their selection of various foods both Malaysian and Chinese and Indian was outstanding. read more

Doordash review--- Fast food preparation. Their Hainese Chicken Rice and Roti are consistent and good. read more

Authentic and just delicious, everything here is good including the staff members. This is my new hidden gem!

Good food good service parking out front order and food comes out fast!! It not very loud so great for a date!! read more

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Lost count on how many times I've gotten food from Satay. Satay has been here since the early 2000's from what I remember. Their dishes are always on point and the prices are comparable to all of the other Malaysian spots in Queens. I usually get the spicy Thai chicken or Hainese Chicken. But I've also tried their noodles such as the curry mee. Everything is so delicious. The owners and staff are pretty cool. Remember, order the spicy Thai or Hainese chicken!! read more

Malaysian restaurants used to abound but surprisingly in Flushing, there's only about 2 or 3 left. Satay has been around a long time and I've been coming here since they opened probably 15 years ago. The menu here is extensive and serves a lot of classic Malaysian-Chinese dishes that most people love. The roti here is always good - fresh and crispy with a tasty curry sauce. Beef rending is always solid as well as their Hainanese chicken. There one dish which is unique and tasty is their Thai chicken which is essentially the Hainanese chicken topped with a thick and salty onion jam that's been my favorite for years. Fried noodles as well as soup noodles are also well done here. Service is about what you expect - quick and efficient with a sprinkle of friendly. Prices are fair and portions large. Consistently good. read more

This restaurant has been in the neighborhood when i was still a teenager (at least 15 years ago). My cousin's used to come here after their shift at a restaurant. My dad used to bring us here for some late night eats. A few weeks ago, we decided to try this place again Ordered roti canai, char kwetiau, hainanese chicken rice and a veggie with some seafood based paste. Everything was delicious. The rice in the haianese chicken rice was so aromatic. The char kwetiau had an intense wok-hei. We will go back. read more

I was quite a regular at this restaurant a few years ago. The food is delicious and quite reasonable in price, just make sure you bring "CASH" since credit cards have not evolved here yet. These are some of the must haves when you dine here: 1. Roti Canai - Malaysian crispy pancake, flaky and served with a curry chicken dipping sauce 2. Hainanese Chicken - Steamed chicken served with cucumbers and bathed in a special soy sauce and served with a garlic/ginger red dipping sauce. I usually order a bowl of the coconut rice when having this chicken. 3. Satay chicken or beef skewers - served with a delicious peanut sauce and red onions and cucumbers on the side. 4. Prawn noodle soup - The noodles are delicious in this flavorful shrimp broth. 5. Tom yum soup noodle - Delicious Thai and Malaysian inspired flavors 6. Seafood scramble egg chow fun - I usually get this ying/yang style, Half chow fun and the other half Mei fun. Delicious seafood/vegetables mixed in a light brown sauce. 7. Black/White cold drink - Refreshing grass jelly mixed with soy bean milk and ice 8. Fried fish in Belachan sauce - I order the skate fish with this preparation. The belachan sauce is awesome! They have many other vegetarian style type dishes that are delicious! The place is small and could get crowded pretty quickly. In the past they used to open the basement for seating, but on my last visit they don't have basement seating anymore. The wait staff is fluent in Chinese and English and are very friendly. Once you place your orders the food comes out pretty quick. Parking is limited in front of the restaurant, so street parking is your only option. Parking spaces can be a premium since the restaurant is located off to the side of "Gold City supermarket" and the former "East Manor restaurant" If you're in the mood for some good old fashion Malaysian comfort food, "Satay" definitely will not disappoint. read more

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This is a decent Malaysian place that's outside of Main St Flushing. I like coming here when my mom doesn't feel like cooking. Get the roti canai, oyster omelette, and Hainanese chicken! read more

Came here with my husband for our Friday night dinner as we like to try out different Malaysian restaurants in Flushing and this was on our list. I've already knew what I was going to order beforehand from some yelper's recommendation-the roti canai, chicken & beef satay, and salt & pepper squid. My husband ordered the ginger scallion chicken over rice for himself. The roti canai pancake was way too flaky and thin as it became crumbly and messy. The curry chicken dipping sauce was tasty and not spicy at all, even my husband who can't handle spicy foods was able to eat it. The chicken & beef satay was probably the best part of the meal. I liked the chicken and he liked the beef but both were very good and flavorful. The peanut sauce was indeed delicious. The salt & pepper squid tastes pretty much like any other, nothing special and also not seasoned enough for my liking plus a handful of it was lacking seasoning. My husband liked his ginger scallion chicken over rice very much. The restaurant is small and got really crowded. As I was leaving, I had to walk towards the back to go around all the tables to leave. Service was decent, the waitress took our order, refilled our water once and gave us the check. I felt like they did more chitchatting then helping the customers bc the whole time I was there, all I heard was them gossiping and talking. Overall, their food isn't bad, decent price except for the salt & pepper squid and definitely worth giving their satay a try. read more

Satay - Beef & chicken satay, roti canai, salt & pepper squid and ginger scallion chicken over rice - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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I can only speak for the Hainese chicken since that's all we tried. It was delish. Even the white meat was juicy and the spicy red sauce was good. read more

Service and food are great. I've eaten here many times but unfortunately the portions are getting ridiculous. Chicken or beef satay has shrunk so much I'm surprised they were able to put it thru the stick. The curry for the roti canai is also very watered down if you take out. read more

I had food from here on Tuesday September 18,2018 with some colleagues which we ordered to food go. The portions that they give are sizable and the food was fresh. We ordered Singapore noodles, pineapple fried rice with chicken and shrimp, fried pork with peppers, hawainese chicken, beef with tofu and veggies, roti and chicken curry. I loved the roti- it had a nice subtle sweetness that is not like what you get with a Caribbean or Indian roti. The noodles were good and not sticky, but I felt that it could've used some more flavor. The pork was good as well but I do wish it had its own seasoning in the batter. The pineapple fried rice was good but I've had better. The other food items were good- I just had hoped for an explosion of flavor and seasoning that would send my taste buds on a culinary trip like no other... it was nothing like that. I hope to stop by and give them another try maybe it'll be better if I eat in versus having take away. read more

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Great food for a great value, easier to park and less crowded than Main Street. No frills Malaysian-Chinese cuisine. Roti with curry (5/5) great flavor Stir fried noodles (4/5) Beef rendang (4/5) Dine-in and outdoor dining Cash only read more

Sincerably, this place has excellent service. The food, however, is hit or miss. It can be both beneficial and bad at times. I feel like the sauces change every time I visit. Although the sauce is always different and maybe not for the better, I always get beef rendang. read more

Nice little Malaysian restaurant. Have been here several times and have never been disappointed with the service or the food. Although English is not the first language of the staff, they are all very friendly and engage those of us who primarily speak English. I bring this up only because that's not always the case when you dine at many Asian restaurants. Dinner tonight for our party of three consisted of calamari with coconut, egg roti, Singapore noodles, chicken satay, and chilli chicken. All of the items were made fresh to order and arrived at our table piping hot. Every single dish was delicious and was large enough to share so that each of us got a satisfactory amount of each dish. We left full, satisfied, and looking forward to our next visit. If there was a regret it would be that we didn't leave any room for dessert. We were the last group to leave but never felt like we were being rushed to call it a night, even when we noticed that much of their staff had to leave so they could catch public transportation to their respective homes, late at night. We intend to return in the not-too-distant future. read more

One of my go to places for Malaysian food. The dishes were really tasty and authentic. I got the Hainanese chicken which comes with rice. The chicken was really juicy and flavorful. We also ordered the chicken/beef skewers(we did half and half), they're my favorite. They come with a bowl of peanut sauce for you to dip. We also got the roti cani, which was super crunchy. One of the better ones in the area in my opinion. There is about three parking spots in front of the restaurant, but they're usually taken, so parking might take awhile because it's hard to park in that area. Price wise, I think their food is on the cheaper end. However, they only take cash, so always come with cash. Definitely come here if you want some cheap and authentic Malaysian food! read more

Satay - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Picky friend who is picky about food, especially asian food: "Can you take me for that beef chow fun at that Malaysian place that you ordered from during the wintertime?" (It's July) Me: "It's a no frills place, are you sure you want to go there for your birthday?" Her: "I don't care how the place looks like, as long as the food is good." ------------------------------------------------- Best Malaysian food in Queens! It's unassuming, has parking (although a bit awkward in their L-shaped sidewalk "lot"). Quick and cheap when there are few options nearby. Most of the employees speak cantonese, there is a little boy with glasses that occasionally hangs out, while his mom waits on customers. Everything I've ordered has been top-notch, extremely flavorful, and has me craving it every few months. Top Choices: indian mee goreng, beef chow fun (2 other non-asian friends requested I take them there again), hokkei chow mein, Asam laksa noodle soup, and Nasi Lemak (really fresh coco rice, anchovies, and curry chicken- was scared to try this combo and cold chicken at first. Now it's like the perfectly balanced rice dish). Standard Fare: roti canai (hit or miss, sometimes the curry tastes stronger, they've been putting some kind of oil in it- maybe to dumb down the flavor for my non-asian dining friends?) hainanese chicken (really fresh, lots of people seem to order this). Getting hungry, I might just have to make extra travel time to pick up some chow fun before school tomorrow. Waiting a second time for the Q25/34 is SO worth. read more

The food was just ok. The portion was fine. Because Covid-19, we only ordered take out from them, the packaging was not ok. The sauce would leak out somehow. Some meat doesn't smell good, tastes little weird. But the fried rice and pan fried noodles were ok. read more

9.7.17. Satay Resturant Chinese/ Malaysian Cuisine. Kissena Boulevard, Flushing. NY. Dear Yelpers, The Satay restaurant was "Absolutely Delicious!" The "Satay" Malaysian restaurant is a small neighborhood spot on the corner of Holly and Kissena. In southwest Flushing. The cuisine here specializes in Malaysian fare and Chinese food with that Malaysian flare. I have been on the hunt for a "Good Roti" appetizer, which is not easy to find. I'm rather particular about how this dish should be served. I need this dish to include a "Freshly made.. Roti Pancake", hot, sticky & crunchy. Satay has this Adventure in appetizers prepared and presented perfectly. The included curry dip was "Nicely Spicy", hot and flavorful. I enjoyed pulling apart the oversized pancake and diping away. I always like to order a dish that the palace is named after. And, Let's get the Satay, Yay! I love sampling all different types of Satay. What a great hobby! I was not disappointed here today. The sensational Satay, consisted of small pieces of chicken and beef, marinated in an Avalanche of spices. Threaded onto homemade skewers they are then broiled to crunchy perfection. I had the app split half chicken and half beef. Served up with a freshly made addictive crunchy 5 star peanut sauce. I'm a real fan for sure. Well my yelper friends, I'm really happy with my new Satay discovery, and happy for my diet that I have to walk about a mile to get here! See you again tomorrow. JIM D. Can't wait to return! read more

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You have to come here and try their specials. They are a smaller size plate but they are less expensive so that you can order more variety. They are very helpful if you can't speak or read the Chinese on the board. I am sure their menu changes often so feel free to ask. Expect crowds on weekends and longer wait times but definitely worth it. read more

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My boyfriend and I have been craving for Malaysian food (so badly) for a while now after Sentosa has closed down. We came here around 6:30PM on a Saturday and it wasn't super busy so we got seated right away. We ordered a Hainanese Chicken with Ginger Rice, Beef with Ginger and Scallion on rice, a Pad Thai and a Roti Tissue. The food didn't really wow us but it was satisfying (not sure if it was because we were hungry lol). The portions were pretty good and the staff were really nice. We left with our bellies full and not disappointed, it actually turned out better than we expected. Parking space is limited and not organized well but it's better than not having parking at all. Might come back here if we can't find another good Malaysian Restaurant around Flushing. read more

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Excellent Hainanese chicken. It was very juicy, tender and cooked perfectly. We had oil rice, coconut rice to go with it. The water spinach was flavorful and well cooked as well. A simple Malaysian meal fit for a king. read more

Satay - Hainan Chicken (half)... Delish!! - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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I've definitely had better. The portions are small for the pricing and the food was a bit bland. IT seemed like they were afraid of salt. The Roti Canai was pretty decent but again, a bit undersalted.. The Beef Pendang was nice and the Chicken Curry rice was also pretty good. The Captain noodles was not pleasant though and looked like a deep brown mush with minimal toppings. I'd try someplace else before ordering here again read more

THIS PLACE IS SO DELICIOUS. I live in Boston came here with my cousins, who are locals of flushing. We have one Malaysian restaurant in Boston called Penang, but honestly the food does not compare. This place is 100x better. Let's start with my ultimate fav- the Roti Tissue! It's a thin, crispy pancake coated in sugar and ?hint of butter, shaped like a giant pyramid. It's almost as if it's the Asian version (and probably healthier version) of fried dough, minus the chewy-ness. I would eat it every day if I could. The roti canai was also good, although similar to the one at home. Another dish we had that are worth noting was the satay skewers- very flavored and tender. We almost didn't order this because I had just eaten a pre-dinner chicken skewer at those carts scattered around flushing- to which my cousins scoffed at and said "this is NOTHING like that. You've got to try it!" And boy am I glad I did! read more

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Great food and comes at the speed of light. I got the Hainan chicken dish with ginger rice which wasn't pricey at all. I also got the roti which could be a bit pricey compared to the chicken and rice which is more filling. I assure you it is worth the $4 bucks though. It is delicious. I've been eating this for years and I am not tired of it! Besides that, I'd say they make their stir fry dishes pretty well. But the top dish there is the chicken curry with roti. read more

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So far the authentic Malaysian food. Mostly order every 2 week. Taste is ok , nothing update inside of the restaurant. Old school , went there only for food . Portion and price is fair. read more

Our go to spot for Malaysian food cravings Great service and also the staff is very friendly! Been going there for years and they never fail to disappoint. read more

Yummy Malaysian style food, no frills, just good food. Their Hainanese Chickennis on point and the sauce is very tasty. The way it's prepared is really authentic and the skin is very firm. Another favorite of mine is the the Yong Tofu Casserole or appetizer. So good if you love curry..and last but not least, beef curry over rice and Seafood Tom Yum Mee Hoon noodle soup.. read more

We've been coming to this malaysian restaurant for a few years now. Their food is pretty amazing and for you drivers they have a couple of free parking spots in the front. I usually get the indian megoreng and roti canai. Ive been trying some other dishes too and havent had anything bad to be honest. Beats having to go to the busy parts of Main street for food. read more

Love the food, especially the "Roti Canai".

I like this place a lot since we have eaten here many time. The price a bit high but the food is delicious, fresh and tasty. Good place to go to read more

Satay - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

I absolutely love the food here I love the fried rice and their pad Thai I haven't tried anything else yet but I will definitely try me I want to get it for stars because I need to try more of the food the flavor it really good and the portions are well also affordable I will definitely be coming. Ordering lots of food as long as the price stays the same and the quality of the food is the same customer services were pretty all right read more

It's quite odd that I've never had Malaysian food in The Bay Area rather my taste buds would experience Malaysian food for the first time in New York of all places. My NY pals decided to take me here during my first day in NY. I can honestly say I don't remember a thing that they ordered, but what I can say is that the food here was (fobby accent) deericious! It opened up the doors for my Malaysian craving.The decor was a little sketchy, but that's never stopped me from trying out a place, the service was so so...But what urked me the most, they DIDN'T serve any alcoholic beverages! No liquor, no wine, no beer...Nada. This was so wrong like abandoned orphans. That made me sad 'cause what I would have gave for a ice cold beer on a warm, and humid NY evening. =( 3.5 stars. Note: Cash Only read more

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Customer service is the worst. We usually order for delivery. My boyfriend went down to pay for the food and tip the delivery guy and the delivery guy tells my boyfriend to pay more tip because the bill came out "a lot." My boyfriend tells him we did not dine in and the delivery guy tells my boyfriend to pick up the food next time. My boyfriend calls the place to tell them what happened and the woman tells my boyfriend that this wasn't the first time people complaint, it happened before. He then tells her I understand if we dined in then he should expect 15-20% tip but we ordered for delivery AND we live less than 5 mins away. If he doesn't appreciate it tell him to give it back. She then starts laughing while on the phone. Won't be ordering from here again. read more

It's Malaysian restaurant week! Too bad it is only for dinner... *sigh* Wait, don't worry! Lunch at Satay is not expensive anyway! Let's go there then! To be honest with you, I was there once before! No no I wasn't lying that I was not a virgin, so calm down! I was actually surprised that I did not review this restaurant before. So we visited here for lunch celebrating someone at work who recently have a newly-born baby. we were led to a round table for six. Picked up the menu. It was like a dictionary. over 150 different dishes on the menu? I had to choose my lunch in the first 100. So I picked "Shrimp & Pork Vermicelli." It was a rice noodle soup with shrimps and ground pork meat. How was it? Comforting! Warm broth was very comforting and rice noodle was melting in my mouth. Three shrimps in the soup was swimming until got picked up by my chopsticks! 20 minutes later, I finally saw the bottom of the bowl. And then the first word that popped into my mind was "Yeah~~!" If you need a quick bite while passing on Kissena Blvd., you should stop by and check out their food! read more

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I went to this restaurant anticipating Malaysian cuisine but found that they mostly had on their menu Chinese and Thai with very few Malaysian options. The food was not that great and I felt it was overpriced. My children ordered some kind of pan fried noodles and didn't even touch it as it looked so unappealing! The satay and the spring rolls were good. The fried rice we ordered was mediocre. The dessert was decent. read more

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