Restaurants that offer Satay Pork

Thai House

➤ 9850 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, United States Of America, 89183

Thai • Asian • Healthy • Noodles

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"As far as Thai food goes. My girlfriend and I tend to go to the same places a lot. They are good and we got comfortable with them. One of her coworkers recommended this place so we decided to try something different.. Wow! This place is great! Decent size restaurant with a great ambiance and great service. The food was perfect. We had some appetizers, entrees and drinks. Very highly recommended!!!"

Grand Garden Chinese Cuisine

➤ 3839 Grand Ave, 59102, Billings, United States

Bbq • Asian • Chinese • Dessert

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"If I could give more stars, I would! Amazing food. Tasted pretty much everything. Didn't dislike anything. The orange chicken is absolutely delicious! And don't even get me started on dessert...yummy! The tiramisu freakin' amazing. My son loved the coconutmacaroons. We stumbled upon this place by accident...boy are we glad we did! We will definitely drive out of our way to goback. Our waiter, Connor, was very nice."

Satay Thai Grill

➤ 2412 Elliston Pl, Nashville I-37203-1705, United States

Thai • Soup • Asian • Grill

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"We ordered Chicken Pad Thai and Chicken Pad Se Ew as entrees, the dumplings and wontons. The Pad Thai has 0 flavor. It tastes so bland like a buttered noodle. You can tell by the picture there’s going to be no flavor. The salad is fresh but the ginger dressing is really sweet which is a personal opinion but we didn’t like it. The Pad Se Ew is ok but is pretty greasy and tastes burnt. Ultimately a 2/5 stars. The wontons are good but again the dipping sauce is very sweet. The dumplings are good too but the sauce is very sweet. The salads are fresh and the food came out hot but if you’re a TRUE fan of Thai food there are many other preferable options in Nashville than this."

Fire Tiger Thai Food

➤ 10807 Beverly Blvd Ste C, Whittier, CA 90601, United States

Food • Cafés • Asian • Seafood

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"Fire Tiger Thai Food! A great surprise! First time here- I really liked their Thai Food. I had Fried Tofu as an appetizers, with a sweet, tangy and slightly spicy sauce. Delicious!!I also ordered the Queen of Ocean -seafood red curry (mild) Slightly expensive but had a great variety of seafood excellently done. So good -maybe slightly salty but really was yummy! : )The owners /waiters are super nice, very family own feel to the place. Very clean! Especially for a very casual dining area. They play contemporary mellow English langiage music They also serve BoBa Tea, which I didn 't have, but plan to have some next time. I wish we had a restaurant like this in Central Cal : )If you like Thai food, I think you will like it here!Parking: I went on a Thursday about 1 o 'clock. Small Strip parking. However, I didn 't have any trouble finding a parking space."

Ione Chinese

➤ 335 Preston Ave, 95640 Ione, United States

Cafe • Diners • Coffee • Chinese

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"Food is good. My granddaughter loves going there. She loves to sit out on the balcony and eat. The servers are very nice. No complaints here."

Golden Orient

➤ 2513 West 11th Avenue, Eugene, 97402, United States Of America

Asian • Chinese

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"We just enjoyed dinner here tonight (3/12/09). First, the fried shrimp appetizer was great, good sauce too. The vegetable fried rice had tons of fresh vegetables (nothing frozen). The family style bean cake (tofu) was hot and delicious with lots of fresh broccoli and snow peas. Everything was served quickly and we had plenty left over. Good location."

Asian Sweet Bakery

➤ 1017 South Park Street, Madison, WI 53715, United States

Tea • Soup • Asian • Cheese

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"TLDR: JUST GO! (But be careful of timing as they do sell out of the best items I hope this place isn’t a secret to Madison residents but if it is it is legitimately the best kept culinary secret in this town. They supply a lot of the local Asian markets with legit authentic Chinese baked goods but I like to go straight to the source and I’ve learned that the best time to go is around 11 am. You can’t go too early because some things won’t be ready yet, but if you go too late you risk missing out on all of the good stuff I just cleaned them out of ; Cheese bread usually won’t be ready until later and is a great choice for a first visit. Think a fluffy long hunk of bread with mayo and cheese melted on top. Next hit up anything with bbq pork in the name. At the top right of the main display case they have an additional display with smaller items. If they have any of the deep fried bbq pork dumpling thingies try them for something with a texture that will be new to most westerners but absolutely delicious (they don’t seem to make many of them so consider yourself lucky if you get some . Last recommendation is the zonza, aka Chinese tamale. It’s rice, soybeans, and a chunk of fatty pork wrapped in leaves. I buy all they have and eat them for breakfast throughout the week. Lately I’ve liked them better heated after unwrappingthem with a little butter and salt. They have a bunch of other stuff too and the prices are still pretty good even after the inflation that’s been hitting everyone. I usually spend around $50 and walk out with several bags full of goodies that will be lucky to survive the weekend."