Satay by the Bay

The least tasty "Fried Rice with Pineapple" dish I had in my life, you even taste the pineapple and they all overall face was very much missing from the dish. And they are very stingy with the chili and sauce. You have to beg to get some chili and sauce. But it's very well decorated and very nice atmosphere, if you're not a connoisseur you might enjoy it.

This is by far the biggest tourist trap experience I have had for the past 2 months in Singapore. Mango sticky rice - S$10 Freshly squeezed juice was actually priced at the acceptable price of S$3.5. However, once you asked them to omit ice cubes I was told that this costs 1/3 more. When I asked NOT to fill up the cup with juice (hence no extra juice without extra payment, but also no ice as this is diluting the otherwise nice taste of freshly squeezed juice) I was told - impossible. What an upsell technique/scam. Since I have Singaporean friends I figured out there is no consumer rights agency and 0 protection for the customers in Singapore. Ever heard of a place which cannot avoid adding ice unless you pay extra? Even if you suggest letting go of a chunk of the freshly squeezed juice so the seller won’t feel as taken advantage of. What a nonsense. And no agency or organization to complain to. Simply avoid buying juice from here - and anywhere else in Singapore. In case you like ice - I hope you will like diluted freshly squeezed juice. P.S. the cashier was about to say a bad word to me (look through the pictures to see the face), however a colleague of his (from the Philippines) posed as a manager of the place (note, NO managers on the floor in this food court) and tried to apologize and try to make the things sound right (which they don’t as customer has no rights at this court). Please avoid this food court. The prices of the food items sounded exaggerated and found out from other employees of the Gardens by the Bay that none of them ever eats there due to bad quality and exaggerated prices.

Just popped in for an ice cream which was a fair price and had a great coconut taste. The tables and surroundings were very clean. It was very quiet when we visited so only rated a 4* for atmosphere.

If you are heading to Gardens by the Bay, a good place to eat is the Satay by the Bay. Here you can sample various cuisines from Asia. It’s an open air dinning food court though it is covered. You will have to find a place to sit first before you order. Otherwise, you may not have a table to eat on as the place is busy during lunch and dinner time. Off hours may be less busy. We had satay chicken and pork, Hainanese chicken rice, shrimp omelette rice, crispy baby squid and grilled prawns. The prices of all except the prawn is reasonable. The prawn was market rate and I remember paying 10 SGD per piece. We had 4 pieces. So check the price and ask before ordering. Overall ambiance is that of a food market.

A good place to dine after a walk nearby. Do note that you are supposed to get a cup of ice with each drink you order at the drink stall. It’s included in the price. It’s a standard of service practice all over Singapore. On more than one occasion, the staff conveniently forget to give me a cup of ice until I asked for it.

Donkey and I, along with a group of our NE cycling buddies, decided to satisfy our cravings for satay at the popular Satay by the Bay. We were eager to indulge in the delicious skewers and soak in the vibrant atmosphere. Upon tasting the satay, we were pleased to find that the meat was incredibly tender and flavorful, perfectly cooked and seasoned. The marinade had a delightful depth of flavor that tantalized our taste buds. However, we encountered a minor disappointment with the accompanying onion and cucumber relish. The portions were incredibly small, leaving us wanting more to complement the savory satay. It felt a bit like an afterthought, not living up to the quality of the main dish. We hope the stall will consider serving more generous portions of the sides or at least inform customers that they can request additional servings if needed. This simple adjustment would greatly enhance the overall dining experience. Overall, we had a positive experience at Satay by the Bay. The satay itself was a highlight, and the ambiance was lively and inviting. We just hope that the stall takes note of the feedback regarding the sides to ensure that future customers have a more satisfying experience.

+Cheapest eatery in Gardens By The Bay, including in comparison with Jurassic Food Hall [where chicken rice are going for $8!) + Windy. + Short 10min scenic walk from CLoud Forest and Flower Dome. +Sufficient dinner parking if you come early before 6pm or later than tpm. - Waiting time for food , especially the satay stalls can be easily 30min to 45min.

City Satay is one out a few satay spots here in satay by the bay. I took a while to research which one i should get but just ended up taking the chance with this one as it was right in front of me. as I go up to order for myself, i'm greeted with a dire attitude. usually i don't really care about service if they're known for really good food but she was blunt and unwelcoming, which made me want to cancel my order but i wanted to see if it was good. satay by the bay and Lau Pa Sat are definitely just tourist traps and wouldn't recommend it. just google your local food/hawker centre and go there. food is way better and cheaper, plus you're supporting the local business that don't get that much clout. as for the food, i ordered 10p which you're only allowed to choose 2 types of meat in that 10, it's not stated but she will correct you. I got the chicken and mutton plus 2 rices on the side. the meats are flavourful, small but tender, the satay sauce is underwhelming and the rice is cold and almost kinda crumbly and dry. they precooked a lot of their skewers and heated them up upon ordering, which is disappointing. literally just watched the server cough disgustingly multiple times into her hands too. if you're in the area, sure, eat here but if you're not, don't bother going out of your way to get here. there are so many other hawkers that outshine this place. satay by the bay is not a bad place, it's just not that great for how many good reviews it has. you'll get better food, service and prices elsewhere.

The least tasty "Fried Rice with Pineapple" dish I had in my life, you even taste the pineapple and they all overall face was very much missing from the dish. And they are very stingy with the chili and sauce. You have to beg to get some chili and sauce. But it's very well decorated and very nice atmosphere, if you're not a connoisseur you might enjoy it.

This is by far the biggest tourist trap experience I have had for the past 2 months in Singapore. Mango sticky rice - S$10 Freshly squeezed juice was actually priced at the acceptable price of S$3.5. However, once you asked them to omit ice cubes I was told that this costs 1/3 more. When I asked NOT to fill up the cup with juice (hence no extra juice without extra payment, but also no ice as this is diluting the otherwise nice taste of freshly squeezed juice) I was told - impossible. What an upsell technique/scam. Since I have Singaporean friends I figured out there is no consumer rights agency and 0 protection for the customers in Singapore. Ever heard of a place which cannot avoid adding ice unless you pay extra? Even if you suggest letting go of a chunk of the freshly squeezed juice so the seller won’t feel as taken advantage of. What a nonsense. And no agency or organization to complain to. Simply avoid buying juice from here - and anywhere else in Singapore. In case you like ice - I hope you will like diluted freshly squeezed juice. P.S. the cashier was about to say a bad word to me (look through the pictures to see the face), however a colleague of his (from the Philippines) posed as a manager of the place (note, NO managers on the floor in this food court) and tried to apologize and try to make the things sound right (which they don’t as customer has no rights at this court). Please avoid this food court. The prices of the food items sounded exaggerated and found out from other employees of the Gardens by the Bay that none of them ever eats there due to bad quality and exaggerated prices.

Just popped in for an ice cream which was a fair price and had a great coconut taste. The tables and surroundings were very clean. It was very quiet when we visited so only rated a 4* for atmosphere.

If you are heading to Gardens by the Bay, a good place to eat is the Satay by the Bay. Here you can sample various cuisines from Asia. It’s an open air dinning food court though it is covered. You will have to find a place to sit first before you order. Otherwise, you may not have a table to eat on as the place is busy during lunch and dinner time. Off hours may be less busy. We had satay chicken and pork, Hainanese chicken rice, shrimp omelette rice, crispy baby squid and grilled prawns. The prices of all except the prawn is reasonable. The prawn was market rate and I remember paying 10 SGD per piece. We had 4 pieces. So check the price and ask before ordering. Overall ambiance is that of a food market.

A good place to dine after a walk nearby. Do note that you are supposed to get a cup of ice with each drink you order at the drink stall. It’s included in the price. It’s a standard of service practice all over Singapore. On more than one occasion, the staff conveniently forget to give me a cup of ice until I asked for it.

Donkey and I, along with a group of our NE cycling buddies, decided to satisfy our cravings for satay at the popular Satay by the Bay. We were eager to indulge in the delicious skewers and soak in the vibrant atmosphere. Upon tasting the satay, we were pleased to find that the meat was incredibly tender and flavorful, perfectly cooked and seasoned. The marinade had a delightful depth of flavor that tantalized our taste buds. However, we encountered a minor disappointment with the accompanying onion and cucumber relish. The portions were incredibly small, leaving us wanting more to complement the savory satay. It felt a bit like an afterthought, not living up to the quality of the main dish. We hope the stall will consider serving more generous portions of the sides or at least inform customers that they can request additional servings if needed. This simple adjustment would greatly enhance the overall dining experience. Overall, we had a positive experience at Satay by the Bay. The satay itself was a highlight, and the ambiance was lively and inviting. We just hope that the stall takes note of the feedback regarding the sides to ensure that future customers have a more satisfying experience.

+Cheapest eatery in Gardens By The Bay, including in comparison with Jurassic Food Hall [where chicken rice are going for $8!) + Windy. + Short 10min scenic walk from CLoud Forest and Flower Dome. +Sufficient dinner parking if you come early before 6pm or later than tpm. - Waiting time for food , especially the satay stalls can be easily 30min to 45min.

City Satay is one out a few satay spots here in satay by the bay. I took a while to research which one i should get but just ended up taking the chance with this one as it was right in front of me. as I go up to order for myself, i'm greeted with a dire attitude. usually i don't really care about service if they're known for really good food but she was blunt and unwelcoming, which made me want to cancel my order but i wanted to see if it was good. satay by the bay and Lau Pa Sat are definitely just tourist traps and wouldn't recommend it. just google your local food/hawker centre and go there. food is way better and cheaper, plus you're supporting the local business that don't get that much clout. as for the food, i ordered 10p which you're only allowed to choose 2 types of meat in that 10, it's not stated but she will correct you. I got the chicken and mutton plus 2 rices on the side. the meats are flavourful, small but tender, the satay sauce is underwhelming and the rice is cold and almost kinda crumbly and dry. they precooked a lot of their skewers and heated them up upon ordering, which is disappointing. literally just watched the server cough disgustingly multiple times into her hands too. if you're in the area, sure, eat here but if you're not, don't bother going out of your way to get here. there are so many other hawkers that outshine this place. satay by the bay is not a bad place, it's just not that great for how many good reviews it has. you'll get better food, service and prices elsewhere.