Malacca Food: Ban Lee Siang Satay Celup
Undoubtedly a famous delicacy in Malacca – Satay Celup. Basically the main ingredients are poked with wooden sticks…
And the gravy, usually a little spicy, where you dip (celup) the food. More like satay-cum-steamboat style.
It’s kinda different from the typical satay we usually get from Kajang, or wherever, where you have chicken meat, beef and those alike. However, for Satay Celup, it’s the “Liu”s.
Good delicious yummy “Liu”s.
All you do is just grab a stick of the “Liu” of your choice and dip it into the gravy.
Let it cook and it’s ready to be served, and eaten.
One stick costs RM0.50 or RM0.60 depending on the colour code of the “Liu”. Cheap huh? But when you keep eating, it’ll be quite costly.
The Satay Celup I tried was at Ban Lee Siang Satay Celup during my recent trip to Malacca. It’s located in Malacca Town near Jonker Street.
This eatery is known as one of the famous restaurants for serving Satay Celup. Definitely not to be missed if you’re visiting!
Oh yeah, once you’ve filled your tummy, there’s another activity you can do over there.
Play with the sticks.
Stack-up sticks. =)
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in chinese we call “luk luk”?? Available in First Garden pasar malam. I used to eat that last time. =D
Hmmm… looks good~! Long time I havent visited Malacca.
Love the taste, not the process of cooking it tho =\
when everyone dip their sticks in the gravy.. looks a big disgusting ><||
The last time I ate was over here too! xD
This shop..everytime i go it’s super long queue..never had a chance to eat! Anyway tried b4 :)
Btw, do you know that satay celup is quite dirty? they dun really replace the gravvy but just add on add on with everyone’s savlia in it :P (sorry ar, demote ur blog abit here.. LOL)..
Been there a few times. I don’t really enjoy eating there…hmm…do I? I only eat their satay celup when my friend from other state wanna taste it. :p
wah… i miss satay celup also… !!!!
no, i miss cendol more…. !!!!
i like the various colours of the liu. instead of just the brown usual food colour that we always eat. good shots! =)
I like satay celup. I have tried it at two different locations. One’s along a shoplot with satay celup shops next to one another. The latest one I tried was at McQuek’s last Dec.
Wow looks delicious:)
OMG~~~~
Damn miss malacca satay celup~~~
very yummy yummy right??
next time you should try “Capitol Satay Celup” the hotdog stick there got CHEESE!!! ohhhhh my favourite…
Looks nyummie . now i am hungry
Something different from the usual… means it is simmered and dipped into satay sauce… more tasteful :D. Good recommendation!
Rawr!
Aaahhh.. delicious. I’ve never tried the ones sold outside as I am a Malaccan and I eat home made punya! Sedap!!!!
The satay Celup looks nice! I dont get those stuff in sg =/
I tot the best satay celup was at the capitol satay celup.. in which they put a large sign board ..”Don’t be misled”.. They claimed they are the orginal of them all.. Whatever it is, as I was back from the historical city over the weekend, nothing there really tingle my tastebuds.. Name it all.. Chicken rice balls, nyonya food, etc.. They are all mediocrity at their best. No offence to our Malaccan frens here.. But Malacca food is simply no match to Ipoh food =)
playing with the sticks, naughty!
hungry hungry already! the last i ate was so long ago!
hungweeeeeeeeeeee
nyum nyum
Haha u ate so much..looks tasty, bro..
wahhh never ajak!!! :@ hmph!
looks like luk luk to me~ Yum! :3
i love it a lot! but i saw some shop “recycle” the soup or sauce thingy :/
Wow~ nice food from melaka~ next time if i got the chance to visit melaka must go and try it! ;)
Looks good Ken.. didnt know Malacca has this dip dip so delicious looking.. must try next time!
haha…”lut lut”…
indeed, i tried before..its just the same like others…
perhaps, the gravy is the one that makes it special though…
yet, I dun c the “special-ness” in there…hehe..
nice post though..^^
Oh wow. That looks yum yum yummedy yum!
Well love the satay but not really the stick-playing. Hehe.
WAH DAMN SHIOK!!!!!
makan! m hungry already!
aha i remmeber i dislike da satay there but but me and few of my cousins were competing who eat the most,so we lots lots and for da sake of winning ahahahaa
“ingredients are poked with wooden sticks”.. hahaha, i really love that word poked, so gross~~ :p hmmm, i remember going there with another friend years back, and i think we consumed more sticks than you all.. hahaha :D
Awww.. I miss Satay Celup! T_T
wow…never try this satay celup >.<
looks delicious! Got halal one or not?
LOL and “poked” ? hehehe they’re skewered really! hehehe
Dude, I just came back from Malacca =D
Tried everything except Satay Celup.
The queue is freaking long lol~
woah, looks pretty nice!!
wish they have those in Aus..
well, we have kebabs ^^;
Didn’t your mother teach you not to play with your food? :O
Technically, this isn’t food.. but still!
i never tried those, we have different kinds of “barbeques” back home. Looks yummy i can tell =)
that was our dinner when we went to Malacca before :-) that restaurant have a very good business.
=O so much yummy food…. the first pic looks really nice~
btw. great website too
I makan here too 2 weeks ago when I visited Malacca.
Heheheh
owh.. now I know that it’s called Satay Celup… all this while i just thought that it is under the category of Roadside Steamboat.. hihihi… this is because i usually eat this near Subang KTM station and near Berjaya Time Square. I say that if the sauce have a mixture of sweet and spicy.. It’s would be greater… :)
Stomach growling looking at all those satay celup. Nice to eat esp on a wet, cool night like the one now. :)
Been to Malacca last month, but never get a chance to try this yumieee food. My lunch was at the Malacca Sentral ONLY. :p
Look so tempting!
I don’t know when can I eat all this!
I miss good food so much!
That’s a very creative way in presentation.
Love the first shot!
nice choice, i malaccan ler….haha…satay celup..yummy
nice choice, speaking of a malacca haha
Did I comment here before? Anyway, I love satay celup! It’s all about the sauce. Yummy!
honestly, this is sad.. i haven’t tried satay celup before. :(
The satay celup looks great! Hohoho…
will try it out!
Sorry to break it to you dude, but you went to the wrong eatery. Take your car, drive INTO Jonker Street from Tamil Muslim Church, its all one way-street you wont get lost. You will pass by 2 satay celup shops, both owned by Chinaman and right next to each other. The corner shop IS THE satay celup shop you have to go. But beware, AT ANY TIME OF THE DAY, there’s a loooooooooong Q of people ON THE ROAD just waiting to get a seating place
My boyfriend stays in Kota Laksamana, 5 mins away from Jonker. I know Jonker better that you pal. I hang out at Geograoher’s slurp chendol from the pioneer’s son himself at his stall opposite A Famosa and eat the famous 15-vege lunch set RM 7 indian lunch set Selvam’s
is this better or Capitol? or is there any other better ones?
last time i tried was at Capitol, but after the 10th sticks or so, dipped into the satay sauce, cannot tahan la …
got the jelak feeling ….
Never tried Capitol. But this is tasty! =)
So you like satay celup? me too … I used to think Capitol satay celup was nice but not until I chanced upon a new shop called Satay Celup Nyonya at Taman Melaka Raya, road heading towards Dataran Pahlawan. Unlike the others, this sauce has a tangy twist with a little bit of sweetness. I think this satay celup is now DE BEST!! Sedap sekali!! Hygienic and clean and each stick is only RM0.50 but it’s not halal tho!! Go try and judge it for yourself … Bon Appetit ;o)