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Satay Club

3.7 (307 reviews)
Open • 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Casual
Quiet
Good for groups
Happy hour specials

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Crunchy salmon roll
Denise Z.

Great friendly service! I noticed a lot of the customers are locals. I've driven past this place countless times and my kids always said how great it is so I had to give it a try. We started with the crunchy salmon roll, it was ok. The miso ramen was great, didn't taste salty and artificial. My husband and daughter loved the general tso"s and noodle dish. I would definitely go again!

Roti Canai
Rebecca H.

I thought the food here was good. I liked the texture of the roti canai bread. It was crispy and moist. The curry laksa was good too but it was too spicy for me. The dipping sauce for the roti canai was also a bit spicy. The service was great though and they were accommodating of my dietary preferences.

Laksa amd Nasi Lemak
Jay Y.

This place has everything. The service is fast, attentive, and honestly the level of service I expect at a 3-star Michelin restaurant. Your water will never be empty, plates are immediately cleared away, and you will always feel noticed. Lively and calm atmosphere too. The food here is amongst the world's best. I've been to Satay Street in Singapore, random night markets in Malaysia. The Satay here is comparable and even beats some of the stuff I've had over there. Get their #1, the curry laksa. Their prices are really cheap (especially for DC prices), and count your blessings if you're able to find street parking for. Come here for the best food in DC.

Stir Fried Eggplant, Char Kway Teow, Summer Rolls, Hainanese Chicken Rice

Amazing dinner at the Satay Club, a Singaporean/ Malaysian restaurant. We had fresh rolls, eggplant and tofu stir fry, char kway teow and roasted Hainanese chicken rice. YOU MUST CALL IN ADVANCE FOR CHICKEN RICE! This restaurant often caters for the Singapore embassy here. After living in Singapore for nearly 10 years this is the closest we've been able to find anywhere in the US. Highly recommend and we will be back.

Chandni D.

Incredible authentic Malaysian cuisine! The Khao Soi was amazing! I was able to get it with tofu (vegetarian) and I was so happy. This place doesn't get enough hype, this was by the far the best meal we had while in DC. 100% recommend!!

Pad Thai
Carrie M.

I was excited to get Malaysian food from here, but when I tried to order online for pickup, I noticed there weren't any options to adjust the spice level. I thus decided to get the pad thai as I was worried about getting a very spicy dish. I also noticed that I couldn't choose pork online, so I had to get the default chicken, even though there are other meats listed on the menu. The pad thai was a very ordinary dish, as to be expected. I liked how it came with both chicken and tofu. It was a large portion size, although I did finish it all. I found out later I was charged a $1 "support local" fee, which I did not notice when making the order. I'm sure their dine-in experience is different, but the online ordering system was not enjoyable to use, and I am confused what a "support local" fee is. Their food looks really good, and I would have liked to try a Malaysian dish if I could adjust the spice level.

Summer Rolls

The summer rolls were really good & fresh and the vegetarian steak was absolutely delicious. The pad see ew was just okay but it didn't have as much flavor as I was hoping for. Service was quick, and the staff was super kind and accommodating. The menu is also really expansive, so there's definitely something for everyone.

Salt & Pepper Shrimp
Lilianne N.

First time here! We liked it, and recommend it. Food was delicious, fresh and seasoned just right! Service was prompted. No funny smells and attitude.

Chicken Satay and Miso Soup
Bill Z.

Really great food if you get the right dishes. Ask the servers what they recommend. The Nasi Lemak is incredible. Service is super quick and it's a chill ambiance. Super friendly. Mango sticky rice is to die for.

Nutritious and delicious: Seafood Cantonese Chow Fun

This is my 'go-to' if I miss South East Asian food. I like everything I have tried so far: satay, kampung fried rice, nasi lemak, wonton noodle, mee goreng ....and definitely the signature chicken rice (need to order in advance). If I have a special occasion to celebrate, this is where I want to bring my VIP! Amy, Tony, Jane, Jyostna, Edmund, the team are amazing folks! - thank you for the warm hospitality, it is more than value for money when I eat here! Can't wait to return!

Curry Laksa

Don't let the appearance fool you - this place has the best roti canai in the city!!! My heart is full the laksa was also delicious! Order a side of the crushed peanut with the laksa - you will not regret it. The service is absolutely amazing - very homely and warm. Definitely will be coming back!!

Kampong Fried Rice-so delicious with sambal
Lay T.

I love everything I have tried here so far: satay (of course!), Nasi Lemak, chicken rice (3 times!), Kampung fried rice, Cantonese seafood Horfun. Within a period of 6-8 weeks, I have come here more times than going to the sandwich place where I live, in Fairfax. The food is authentic, so if like me, you are homesick and craved SE Asian food. The staff and owners are so friendly, and it is just a treat coming here. I recently had an event here, With more than 30 people, there is no fuss at all, Amy and her staff made things so easy for us and everyone had a great time! Thank you! This has become one of my favorite restaurants and certainly worth my journey here. Highly recommend!

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