13/12/2018
In Singapore, every night an entire street is dedicated to satay with ten hawkers serving tantalising grilled sticks of meat, fish and dipping sauces.
The taste of grilled satay recalls a time before Singapore's rapid modernisation. In the 1940s, the thriving scene evolved into "Satay Clubs" or large gatherings of satay sellers around the city says an article on CNN Travel.
One of the vendors at Satay Street, Ainon Hussain, says they don't say something is delicious, they say it has power and that's why he calls his stall, Satay Power. He says that no matter where you dine, you've never feasted with fifty strangers like this before. As the Tiger Beer flows and satay sizzles, the experience is like a family affair, where everyone feels at home. This is the only satay club in Singapore, and it's like the golden days.
Return ticket to Singapore please!
I love satay and we love eating along with crowd of folk we don't know. If we had an entire street dedicated to one particular dish here in the UK what would you want it to be?
Hands up for a dumpling alley! I can't think of anything more multicultural, or delicious for that matter. Most countries have their own . In Nepal they have their , the Japanese have , in Poland , the Chinese their and in Turkey they have their . How about Korean or Italian ? Is that a dumpling? Sure it is. We could go on. What they all have in common is that they are all perfectly packaged pockets of ambrosial delight.
What would your dedicated street food alley be? .
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