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Published 2010
If you’ve been to a grill joint or street food center in Malaysia, chances are you’ve eaten satés. And if you’ve eaten these tiny kebabs, often made of chicken and served with a creamy peanut sauce, chances are you’ve had saté kajang. Named for a lively city a short drive south of Kuala Lumpur, Kajang is the ground zero of Malaysian satés, the place where an Indonesian immigrant and his family transformed a simple pushcart grill business into a barbecue empire that serves tens of tho
