bought from Terminal Satay Zul branch at Malay Town on 26 & 27 April 2013 Takeaway Was surprised that there is a separate window for take away order. Price reasonable . big bites. Meat was well marinated with a lot of peppery taste. Gravy was good but still lacking a bit if compared to the ones at Satay Kajang Hj... More

Satay Zul is a bit of a tourist trap -- the crowds are awful, especially on weekends, and the satay is really just so-so. The place is crowded, dirty and the service poor. The location -- while highly visible, is very poor and somewhat dangerous, located as it is by a very busy main road. But by chance, we picked... More

The satay sauce is delicious with a variety of different meats to choose: chicken, rabbit, mutton, beef. All are very good!

The chicken satay was fantastic. The seasoning and the meat tasted so good that you can literally just eat it on its own without dipping into the peanut sauce. The peanut sauce, however, did not score well with my family. Have been to kajang satay and I must say satay zul tasted better. A lot better in fact. I am... More

Ordered chicken and mutton satay. The chicken satay was good, very little fats and skin. Mutton satay was not well-cooked, meat was still abit raw.

Most of the Satay was good and cooked, however there was a few pieces with very pink raw chicken in, make sure you are sitting in the light so you can check each piece

We had dinner at Satay Zul. The place was easy to locate. Just alongside Vistana Hotel on Main Street heading towards Teluk Chempedak. We found out about the place on the web and based on the reviews we decided to check it out. Busy place however with two floors and fast service, we managed to get a table. We ordered... More

Hi, We pit stop while we were driving around Kuantan and saw this shop called Satay Zul, this particular shop was located near Sri Kuantan Garden. The chicken satay was extremely good and taste so good, no fats, good proportion of chicken size. We also tried the lamb satay, though it tasted good, but the meat was not cooked so... More

The cooking process is a site to behold. The cooks are grilling seemingly hundred-so of different kinds of satay at one time on roaring hot coals in front of the restaurants with makeshift fans stoking the heat. Needless to say, it is an experience that Kuantan visitors should see. As for the taste, it is wonderful. The Mee (Noodles) were... More