Xiang Ji Pork Satay or Better Known As Jonker Satay
When we mention about eating satay in Melaka, first that come in to mind guaranty would be satay celup. But satay celup only available at night. During the day time, there is another type of satay which worth the mention. The “PORK SATAY“. On our last week’s day trip down to Melaka, we had this for our high tea. The restaurant that sell this is Kedai Satay Xiang Ji.

The place is very airy and the place they cook the satay are clean. The environment inside the restaurant is not smoky as the smoke exhaust are turned on all the time.

The owner is cooking the satay.

He turn the satay stick by stick to make sure all are evenly cooked to perfection

The fire are just right



The pork innards satay ….. I don’t take innards so no idea what is that.

Chicken and Pork innards satay

Pork satay

Chicken and pork liver satay
Each stick cost RM0.60 and when you sit down, the satay will be served to you immediately without you need to order it. You pay after you finish eating. They count by the stick on your table. The peanut sauce is unlimited refill and you can help yourself on how much you want to refill at the designated area. They also provide you the ketupat and a plate of cucumber onion mix.
Xiang Ji Pork Satay is located at :
50, Jalan Portugis, Melaka. Very near to Jonker Street, opposite SRJK Pay Teck, a Chinese school
GPS : N2 11.980 E102 14.801
Open from 12pm to 5.30pm




walio Pork satay! veli nice
Very porky and nice pork lard
SATAY!!!!Yummy~~Somemore is pork le…Feels wanna eat…
Go Melaka lo ….
Pork innards also got ar? Waliao~
The whole pig is there except the head
Yeah this is good, but kinda awkward to be served with someone else’s leftovers …
Go early, so you can see them grill on the spot and serve the freshest to you. The sauce is a bit lacking though, but different from the usual ones cz they add pineapple/starfruit i think. But diluted.
We go early …… so we got a clean set ….
Now you made me feel like heading down to Pulau Tikus to have my sticks of the Nyonya Pork Satay. Surprisingly, the sauce served here contained blended sweet potatoes instead of the usual peanut sauce. Hmm.. which one is the authentic version?
Hmmm …. This one taste better than the one in Bangkok Lane base on my personal preference
anything pork is always good! LOL :p
Yea man
ohhh.. i went to this shop too when i was in Melaka`
Sure you eat a lot!
Yum yum,…
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