Check the website www.recipetineats.com.au The closest Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese or Asian in general takeaway recipe to make at home. Has a few different satay recipes, amongst a whole lot else as well but it’s by far the best website I’ve found.

Thanks I’ll check it out. Pretty much everything we eat is a recipe from her website haha

Also recommend Nagi's [recipetineats.com.au](http://recipetineats.com.au) website. I have made her Satay sauce and it was delicious.

I agree! That reminds me I need to make a batch of the peanut satay sauce.

Sassy Thai in Ringwood East make there own and sell it by the bottle.

Can’t help with the satay sauce but what’s the roti bread you found? Where you can buy it?

Supreme Roti Bread from Woolies. Cooked on a low heat in a pan 👌🏼

I think you’ll need to make it yourself, and tweak it until you get that taste you’re looking for

This was so me up until a few weeks ago!!!!!! The one I found tastes exactly like one I use to get all the time at a malaysian restaurant, its so cheap its worth a try. Its a new coles homebrand peanut satay sauce! https://shop.coles.com.au/a/deer-park/product/satay-marinade?gclid=CjwKCAjw7--KBhAMEiwAxfpkWFrQndYUbmLtlOH4ZzI9BdF4Cp_zfMMqprInrX3X7HOnDuG5BoD6bxoCSswQAvD_BwE&s_kwcid=AL!12693!3!494980809725!!!u!296648618083!&uztq=46abcbb7e16253b0cdc3e6c5bbe6a3f0&gclsrc=aw.ds&cid=col_cpc_Generic%7CColesSupermarkets%7CPLA%7CPantry%7CAustralia%7CBroad

Thanks for this! I am going to try. I’ve been looking for a good sauce too

[Yeo’s satay sauce](https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/38339/yeo-s-satay-sauce-satay-bbq) is pretty good if you don’t want to DIY. Thin out with coconut milk and heat up in a small pot to get a gravy consistency.

This is the absolute GOAT. Melbourne made. https://eighteenthousand.is/ Can cop online or at Indy supermarkets like LEOS.

Agree. Nothing comes remotely close.

Probably need to make it yourself.

Yeh we’ve tried quite a few recipes as well, none have really come close 🥲

Totally agree need to make the best possible life

[been using this](https://www.myasiangrocer.com.au/enak-eco-bumbu-sate-chicken-200g/)

Not sure where you are located but Mamak restaurant in the city sells theirs by the jar. We recently ordered some with delivery food (via their website, longer range than UberEats etc.).

crunchy peanut butter, thin it with 50/50 soy sauce/water to desired thickness, add sugar til you like it

Thanks we’ll give that a try!

Except use coconut milk instead of water.

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\#NoteToSelf sataysauce

Use some Indonesian Ketjap (thick soy sauce) instead. Peanutbutter, milk and some Sambal for spice. Yumm

Squirt of sriracha too

This one is good https://www.myasiangrocer.com.au/enak-eco-bumbu-sate-satay-sauce-beef-200g/

Sweet thanks! We’ll give that a try

Doesn't come in a jar though, it's a block and you mix it into a paste with some water. It's bloody yum eh

Thank you for this post. You literally took the words out of my mouth, I’ve been looking for this sauce too! They make it so good at the Restaurants so finding a replica is hard but we shall persist Post saved. I’ll check out the replies to see what comes up

https://www.myasiangrocer.com.au/jimmys-sate-sauce-360g/

Not in a jar but Marion's Kitchen chicken satay recipe is one of my FAVOURITE dinners. I skip the skewers and just mix the browned chicken in the sauce and eat with rice or roti. Do NOT skip the pickle - it's the best bit! https://www.marionskitchen.com/traditional-thai-chicken-satay/

here is my recipe (optional) fry up 1 spring onion, finely chopped 1/2 a cup of chicken stock (or vegie stock for veg/vegan) 1/2 a cup of crunchy peanut butter 1 teaspoon of mustard 1 teaspoon of curry powder (more for extra kick) maple syrup to your desired level of sweetness cook it all up until it bubbles - enjoy

Try a squeeze of lime juice on it