Food and Beverages & Weird and Strange Jenny on 25 Jun 2007 01:41 am
Crispy satay in China
How about some satay today?! Where is the best place to eat satay? Of course the best place is Kajang, which is so famous for its satay that people from far and near come to taste Kajang Satay! No other place you can find satay which is as rich and as tasty as Kajang’s satay!
In kajang, there’re about 8-12 satay stalls, but the Hj. Samuri one is still the best. Located near the kajang stadium,This family oriented business has gained the loyalty of lotsa satay fans from all over Malaysia and also foreign visitors. Their peanut satay sauce that comes with the satay is the most delicious part. The specialty is that you can mix it with some sambal. They give generous portion of the sauce. They provide a variety of satay like chicken, chicken liver, mutton, beef, beef tribe, fish as well as deer and rabbit. >[via Yummy Corner]
However, in China they have a different type of satay. But, I don’t think I dare to try them out unless I am in a Fear Factor contest where I will get RM100k for eating it, hahaha. These Chinese satay are really disgusting and make me feel like throwing up. Don’t understand why those people like to eat such food?!
See, what is that? A spider! Do you want to put that in your mouth? I think you pay me RM5K, I also dare not to eat. RM10k maybe lar, hahaha…
These are centipedes. Maybe just close your eyes, imagine they are your favorite Kajang satay, and bite them. 
Fear Factor is here. Tell me your experience if you tried these before! Are they crispy and yummy?! You got paid RM10k or not? Haha…
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on 25 Jun 2007 at 10:59 am 1.*jenn said …
omg..i’m going to have dinner later….
on 25 Jun 2007 at 8:04 pm 2.jenny said …
haha….
on 27 Jun 2007 at 7:55 am 3.HarbX said …
*getting green in the face
The spider looks - seriously disturbing.
Reminds me of some pictures my friend sent me from her trip to Bangkok.
http://www.harbx.com/archives/2007/01/thai_delicacies.html
No matter how many times you see pictures of these - I still can’t help but feel disturbed looking at them.