Al La Carte Menu - Mahsuri Satay Restaurant

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Banquet Menus (MINIMuM 4 PERSONS) Complimentary tea and coffee with all banquets MENU 1 $25 pEr pErSon MENU 2 $25 pEr pErSon Beef Satay (3 sticks per person) Chicken Satay (3 sticks per person) Kari Pap Kari Pap Coriander chicken Lamb pieces in black pepper & soy Malay style lamb curry Beef strips in chilli, tomato and yogurt Stir fried mix vegetables Stir fried mix vegetables Omelette with onion & chilli Omelette with onion & chilli Steamed rice Steamed rice MENU 3 $30 pEr pErSon MENU 4 $30 pEr pErSon Lamb Satay (3 sticks per person) Chicken Satay (3 sticks per person) Deep fried Squid rings in tumeric batter Deep fried Squid rings in tumeric batter Roast chicken in spiced coconut gravy Crispy fried chicken in sambal Beef strips stir fried in black pepper & soy Beef rendang Stir fried mix vegetables Stir fried mix vegetables Omelette with onion & chilli Omelette with onion & chilli Steamed rice Steamed rice Dessert Dessert MENU 5 $35 pEr pErSon MENU 6 $35 pEr pErSon Beef Satay (3 sticks per person) Lamb Satay (3 sticks per person) Chicken Satay (3 sticks per person) Chicken Satay (3 sticks per person) Roti Canai Roti Canai Malay style chilli prawns Deep fried fish cutlets in sambal Coriander chicken Roast chicken in spiced coconut gravy Malay style lamb curry Beef rendang Stir fried mix vegetables Stir fried mix vegetables Basmati rice cooked in ghee & saffron Fried rice Dessert Dessert Entertainment Vouchers are not valid with Banquet Menus
Mahsuri Restaurant Mahsuri Satay Restaurant was established in 1985, by Mohamed Noh Hassan and his wife Rahma Abdul Aziz. They had previously owned “Rasa Sayang”, another traditional Malay Restaurant in Adelaide for seven years, after migrating to Australia in 1975. Mr Hassan was originally a chef specialising in French cuisine and graduated from the exclusive Singapore Catering school where he took top honour in 1972-1973. Mr Hassan was then offered a place at the Sheraton in Perth (1974-1975) and La Perou in Cottesloe (1975-1976). After the successful run of “Rasa Sayang” in Adelaide, Mr Hassan decided to introduce true Malay cuisine to the people of Perth, making full use of all the traditional herbs and spices that he could get here and incorporating a mixture of imported spices. Mr Hassan passed away in January 2000. The restaurant is still managed by his wife Rahma and daughters, Nellie, Yati and Suri. Serving the same, authentic Malay dishes along with some new additions and specialising in Satay, Mahsuri Satay Restaurant is truly “The Making of a Sizzling Success” The Legend of Mahsuri During the time of the powerful Sultanates of the Malay archipelago there lived a young woman named Mahsuri. She was the most beautiful woman in all of Langkawi, and the wife of Wan Darus, a brave warrior. As was required of him, her husband had to go to war, leaving Mahsuri behind to fend for herself. It was during this time that Mahsuri befriended a young man named Deraman. Their close friendship lead others in her village to believe that their relationship was sexual in nature. Some versions of the legend claim that the parties who perpetuated the gossip were those who were envious of Mahsuri’s beauty. Eventually the rumours grew strong enough that the villagers openly accused her of adultery. Mahsuri pleaded her innocence, but no one believed her. Following the old Islamic punishment for adultery, Mahsuri was to be tied to a tree (or pole) and stabbed to death. When they stabbed her, white blood flowed from her wound, signifying her innocence. With her dying breath, Mahsuri cursed Langkawi to have seven generations of bad luck. Many locals of Langkawi believe the legend to be true, citing the Siamese invasion of 1821 and decades of failed crops that followed Mahsuri’s death. It is only at the end of the 20th century, after the seven generations have supposedly come to pass, that Langkawi began to prosper as a tourist destination. The descendants of Mahsuri continue to live in Thailand, and have on occasion returned to Langkawi to visit her tomb. Rice fields near Mahsuri’s village. Langkawi, Malaysia
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