The place closes at 6pm local time - and I believe they are open 10am to 6pm only after mid-week. That means, this eatery DOES NOT OPEN DAILY. Malacca is most active weekends, so I'm guessing, its not odd to just operate on certain days of the week. The satay is not spectacular. I wish I could say it was worth trying to locate this place, going around and around, with no clear idea of WHERE it is, in the blazing sun, only to find out it was not open for business. For those who still want to try this version of satay, please walk along the river-side on the side of the hotel Casa Del Mar, towards the mouth of the river. You will soon enough come across a row of shophouses on your right and the Satay House is right there. A lot of the shops operating there are wholesalers, which means, its not a row of shophouses bustling with activity.The sauce is so-so - not too sweet for me, but a little too bland for satay sauce that I know. The meat is well seasoned. The place was busy with patrons and I guess for the price you pay per stick, we shouldn't complain too much. I do prefer Kuantan's Zul Satay though...that has a punch.Another reminder, this is non-halal.
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