Satay fans rejoice, as local favourite Ah Pui Satay has returned from a two-year hiatus. But the establishment no longer sits at its former airconditioned location along Smith Street in Chinatown. Instead, it has moved to Toa Payoh Lorong 5 Food Centre, with the casual eatery now operating as a hawker stall.
PHOTO: Facebook/Don Leow, Facebook/Don LeowSatay fans rejoice, as local favourite Ah Pui Satay has returned from a two-year hiatus.
Instead, it has moved to Toa Payoh Lorong 5 Food Centre, with the casual eatery now operating as a hawker stall. In his post, Don noted that Ah Pui has slimmed down "tremendously" over the last couple of years from his previously "pui" frame, no longer matching his namesake stall.Thiam Seng told 8days that Ah Pui Satay's operational costs have dropped since moving to a hawker stall.
Given their lower rental fees, their pork satay now goes for $1 per stick , compared to $1.20 per stick in the past.In a separate Facebook post on April 13, an Ah Pui Satay fan"Needless to say, there was a long snaking queue. As luck would have it, I got the last 20 sticks before they hung this make shift “sold out” sign and it was only 7.30pm!" he announced.
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