Satay Capitol 1951 - Warisan (New) — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

Drove my foreign friends from Taiwan to taste their famous Satay. The place is not a road side satay stall but a restaurant that serves only Satay. Reached here almost 10.50pm knowing very well that they would be close for business by 12am. Situated on a busy road but do have their own private parking spaces inside the restaurant compound. Tasted their Satay Ayam and Satay Daging Lembu. The meat is very tender, juicy and they provide superb Gravy Peanuts Sauce which is very generous in portions compared to others Satay stalls. We ended up ordering our second round of Satays and the staffs had sincerely accepted our order. Staffs are tremendously friendly, satays were good, not those satays on the streets which had more fats or chicken skin in between the satays and our guests were very satisfied with the satays. My first time having satays of more than 150 sticks with drinks for a group of 6 persons and had cost us more than RM 250. Will definitely come again whenever there's an opportunity. To the staffs, thank you very much generosity and patience. The satays...

Favorite satay spot. Before this only ordered through Grab but finally ate at the premise. Clean, comfortable & airy space. Empty in the afternoon but can get crowded in the evening.

Just like others, I like the very juicy & fat filled in each sticks. I always go for the beef because that tastes better than chicken. You can try both for first timers. The sauce too, is nothing to be complained for me. Mostly sweet & not too thick but just nice for a dip. Both chicken & satay is RM 1.40/ stick while nasi impit (rice) is just RM 1 in small palm size.

The whole process is self-service especially placing your order & pay over the counter. Know your table number as they will call out your number once it’s ready. Plain water is complimentary. Can ask the cashier for help, she will explain.

If you happen to nearby KLCC or Kg Baru & craving for satay or something light, not heavy meal, this is not so bad. Can make you full depending on how much sticks you have. Per person normally have 5-10 sticks, depending on your appetite.

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It's been a while since my last visit here. As usual, this place is quite good. Parking could be a little bit of an issue, but it won't be a problem if you come a little bit early. 7 or 8 cars can fit in the parking. Nkw let's talk about the food. The Soto was good like last time, the Nasi Lemak was a bit too cold but with good flavor (also like last time), and the Satay was in lack of a better words, satisfactory. The Beef satay is sweet yet not too overwhelmingly sweet (an improvement for me, I must say). The Chicken satay has a feeling of pre-cooked chicken that just being reheat on order (not a bad thing for me as it's reduce the waiting time). The food arrives unexpectedly quick, kudos to the people behind the kitchen. Overall, it was a satisfactory experience. Definitely...