D Zx
As a tourist visiting Singapore, I tried many local foods, and this satay was definitely the best one I’ve had. The satay was incredibly delicious, perfectly grilled, and the peanut sauce was rich, flavorful, and absolutely amazing. …
Location: 51 Old Airport Rd, #01-78, Singapore 390051
Floor 1 · Old Airport Road Food Centre
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D Zx
As a tourist visiting Singapore, I tried many local foods, and this satay was definitely the best one I’ve had. The satay was incredibly delicious, perfectly grilled, and the peanut sauce was rich, flavorful, and absolutely amazing. …
Damien Wong
They grill their satay over charcoal and it’s very tasty. I find that their satay very flavourful and the rice is definitely more tasty than others that I have tried. You definitely need to dip into the satay sauce. Each stick cost $1. And …
Bryant Emmerson
This satay was truly satisfying. It was beautifully presented, perfectly cooked, and full of flavor. The service was friendly and fast, making the experience even better 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 …
Mici Liu
I came here with my grandfather, and he really enjoyed the satay. The satay was perfectly cooked, tender, and full of flavor, with a delicious peanut sauce. …
Michelle Magdalena
During my trip to Singapore, I had the chance to try this satay, and it exceeded my expectations. The satay was flavorful, served with a delicious peanut sauce, and cooked to perfection. The service was excellent, the staff were friendly, and the place was clean and pleasant. Highly worth it. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 …
Toa Payoh Satay
Food stalls at night
A row of food stalls is illuminated at night, with tables and chairs set up outside. A banner on the left reads "MORE SHOPS ON LEVEL 2" in English and Chinese.
Toa Payoh Satay Stall
A stall with a yellow awning displaying the name "Toa Payoh Satay" in English and Chinese. Below the awning, there is a menu board with pictures of satay and rice. A man in a green shirt is preparing food behind the counter. The stall also has a sign indicating "NO PORK NO LARD".
Food Stalls at Night
A row of food stalls at night, with tables and chairs in the foreground. One stall has a sign that says "大巴窑沙爹" (Toa Payoh Satay) and shows pictures of satay and drinks. Another stall has a sign with the word "UNION" and pictures of various desserts and drinks. People are seated at some of the tables.
Toa Payoh Satay Stall
A food stall with a yellow sign displaying Chinese characters and "Toa Payoh Satay" in English. The stall appears to be selling satay, with skewers visible in a display case. There is a refrigerator to the left and stainless steel counters. Tables and chairs are visible in the foreground.
Toa Payoh Satay Stall
A food stall with a prominent yellow sign displaying Chinese characters and "Toa Payoh Satay" in English. A man is seen preparing food behind the counter. To the left, a closed metal shutter and a poster are visible. To the right, a customer is seated at a table.
Toa Payoh Satay Stall
A food stall with a large yellow sign displaying "Toa Payoh Satay" in English and Chinese. Below the main sign, there is a smaller illuminated sign with images of satay and rice. A menu board is visible, listing satay options like pork, chicken, and mutton, with prices and a minimum order quantity. Two staff members are working behind the counter.
Toa Payoh Satay Stall
A brightly lit sign for a satay stall. The sign features Chinese characters and the English text "Toa Payoh Satay" along with a unit number "#01-78". Below the main sign, a illuminated panel displays images of satay skewers with peanut sauce and ketupat (rice cakes wrapped in palm leaves). The stall appears to be located in a hawker center or food court, indicated by the "B" rating sign and the visible metal grates and ventilation fan.
Toa Payoh Satay Stall
A food stall with a prominent sign displaying "Toa Payoh Satay" in English and Chinese characters. Below the main sign, a menu board lists satay options and prices. The stall appears to be in an outdoor or semi-outdoor setting, with a refrigerator and stacks of bags visible in the background.
Toa Payoh Satay Stall
A food stall with a bright yellow sign displaying "Toa Payoh Satay" in English and Chinese characters. The sign also features images of satay skewers and ketupat (rice cakes). Below the main sign, another illuminated panel shows a close-up of satay with dipping sauce and ketupat. Two customers are standing in front of the stall, one looking at the menu. To the left, another stall is visible with a sign for "Ah Yee Hong Kong Roasted". Bags of ingredients and food preparation areas are visible behind the counter.
Toa Payoh Satay Stall
A food stall with a prominent sign reading "大巴窑沙爹 Toa Payoh Satay". The stall has its metal shutters down, but the illuminated signage is visible. There are tables and chairs set up outside the stall, with a few patrons seated. The stall appears to be part of a larger food court or hawker center.
Toa Payoh Satay
A brightly lit food stall with a large yellow sign displaying "Toa Payoh Satay" in English and Chinese characters. Below the sign, a digital display shows "015". The stall features images of satay skewers and rice dumplings. A menu board is visible with prices for pork, chicken, mutton, and rice.
Toa Payoh Satay Stall
A food stall with a bright yellow sign displaying "Toa Payoh Satay" in English and Chinese characters. Below the main sign, a smaller illuminated panel shows images of satay and rice dumplings. The stall displays satay skewers in a glass case and has a menu board with prices for pork, chicken, and mutton satay, as well as rice. A person is seated at a table in the foreground, looking at their phone.
Toa Payoh Satay Stall
A food stall with a bright yellow awning displaying the name "Toa Payoh Satay" in both Chinese and English. Below the awning, a blue illuminated sign shows a picture of satay and rice dumplings, also labeled "Toa Payoh Satay". The stall has a counter with satay skewers displayed, and a person wearing a black t-shirt with Chinese characters and "LIFE INC." printed on it is standing at the counter. Various food preparation equipment and signage are visible.
Hawker Centre at Night
A row of food stalls in a hawker centre is illuminated at night. Tables and chairs are set up in front of the stalls. A banner on the left side of the image reads "MORE SHOPS ON LEVEL 2" in English and Chinese.
Man Eating Satay
An elderly man with a cartoon bear sticker covering his face is eating satay with rice cakes and cucumber. A small bowl of peanut sauce is also on the table. In the background, a menu board displays drink options.
Satay with Peanut Sauce
A plate of satay skewers served with rice cakes, cucumber, and onions, accompanied by a bowl of peanut sauce.
Chicken Satay Skewers
A close-up shot of a plate of chicken satay skewers, garnished with lime wedges. The skewers are arranged on a blue plate, with some char marks visible on the meat, indicating they have been grilled. The lighting suggests an indoor setting.
Food court exterior at dusk
A long shot of a food court building at dusk. The building has multiple levels and is illuminated by artificial lights. In the foreground, there is a fence with star cutouts. A banner on the left side of the image reads "MORE SHOPS ON LEVEL 2" in English and Chinese. Several food stalls are visible along the ground floor, some with their shutters down. A few people are seen walking or sitting at tables.
Satay Platter
A plate of satay skewers served with cucumber, red onion, and rice cakes, accompanied by a small cup of peanut sauce. The food is presented on a tray with instructions to return trays and crockery.
Food Stall with Satay and Roasted Meats
A food stall in an outdoor market setting, with a prominent sign for 'Toa Payoh Satay' and 'Ah Yee Hong Kong Roasted'. The stall displays images of satay skewers, rice dumplings, and roasted meats. Several customers are visible, some queuing and others being served. The stall appears to be selling satay, with prices listed for pork, chicken, and rice.
Satay Skewers
A close-up shot of several satay skewers on a white plate. The skewers are made of meat, likely chicken or beef, and appear to be grilled and glazed. They are served with cucumber slices, a piece of white radish, and some shredded ginger or scallions. A small dish of red sauce is visible in the upper left corner. A white spoon and chopsticks are also on the plate.
Satay Stall
A food stall selling satay with various meat options and rice. The stall has a yellow sign with prices and a QR code for payment. There is also a "Self Service" sign and a sign indicating it is part of the "Old Airport Road Food Centre".
Chicken Satay with Cucumber and Onion
A plate of chicken satay skewers served with sliced cucumber and red onion. The satay appears to be grilled and glazed with a sauce. The plate is white and disposable, with a brown paper liner. The background is a light green surface.
Man cooking skewers
A man wearing a teal t-shirt and grey shorts is cooking skewers over a grill in a commercial kitchen. He is wearing a face mask. To the right, a QR code for PayNow with the name DAVID SOH is displayed. There are shelves with various items, a calendar, and cooking equipment visible.
Satay Platter
A plate of satay skewers, including chicken and beef, served with peanut sauce, cucumber, and red onion. The food is presented on a white plate, which sits on a tray with a patterned mat. Two small white cups of peanut sauce are placed to the left of the plate.
Chicken Satay with Rice Cakes
A close-up shot of grilled chicken satay skewers served with rice cakes, sliced cucumbers, and chopped red onions. The satay appears to be glazed and has some char marks from grilling.
Satay Skewers with Peanut Sauce
A plate of grilled satay skewers, some appearing to be chicken and others beef, served with two small cups of peanut sauce. Sliced cucumbers and red onions are visible on the plate. The food is presented on a tray with printed instructions about returning trays and keeping the table clean.
Chicken Satay with Rice Cakes
A close-up shot of a plate of chicken satay served with rice cakes (ketupat). The satay skewers are arranged on the plate, with the grilled chicken pieces glistening. Beside the satay are several rectangular rice cakes. Sliced red onions and cucumber are visible as garnishes. The plate is lined with brown paper.
Chicken Satay with Rice Cakes
A close-up shot of grilled chicken satay skewers served with white rice cakes and cucumber slices. The satay appears to be glazed with a savory sauce and has some char marks from grilling. The rice cakes are cut into rectangular portions. A small dish of sauce is partially visible in the upper right corner.
Satay Stall
A close-up view of a satay stall with skewers of meat displayed behind a glass counter. A yellow sign with red text advertises "SATAY" and lists prices for pork, chicken, and mutton satay at $1 each, with a minimum order of 10 pieces. Rice is also available for $1. A red banner with Chinese characters is displayed above the satay.
Satay Skewers with Rice Cakes
A plate of satay skewers, including pork and chicken, served with rice cakes (ketupat), cucumber slices, and red onions. A yellow sign with Chinese characters and English text indicating 'PORK' and 'CHICKEN' with prices is visible in the background.
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