The Hotz Plate & Claypot — Restaurant in Shah Alam

You’re paying for 50% fat.

The satays are huge yes but the fat content takes up half the satay. I didn’t really notice until one point as I was chewing as I feel nauseated, turns out I wasn’t eating the beef but rather the fat and I ate a whole load of it.

The owner deliberately put half fat to the satays to save more cost on the meat, a crook’s strategy and you can’t really see it since the place is not very well lit plus its charred so often times people won’t notice.

I took a picture of the amount of fat each from a satay placed on the tissue for you all to see and judge for yourselves.

In terms of flavour, it is well marinated and not dry which is a plus point though they could provide better tissues as the ones they provide are super thin that one tissue is equivalent to 10 normal tissue sheet, cheapskate owner.

Waiter also looking so depressed and taking order while not even looking at us when we are ordering is extremely rude. When we’re about to pay, the cashier lady keeps walking away and looked so moody as though she divorced 10 husbands like hello? I’m about to pay, aren’t you supposed to be glad? Do you prefer customers not paying or what. At least have the decency to say thank you.

The mee rebus is nice but as for the satay, it’s definitely not worth the money as there are other better satay joints in Shah Alam other...

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