De Honey Satay (Wembley, Gosnells & Morley)
Our favourite satay spot in Perth serving honey marinated charcoal grilled Malaysian satay that's also Halal certified.
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Who is this suited for?
Guests after Malaysian charcoal grilled honey satay. Note De Honey Satay is also Halal certified.
What do they sell here?
Honey marinated charcoal grilled satay (chicken, beef & lamb), charcoal grilled meat, their very own honey and lemon spritz, nasi bunkus, otak-otak & tau foo fah (weekends).
What should I get?
Any of their satay (their 5 stick combo or jumbo combo should suit most appetites) and their tau foo fah (weekends only).
How much will it cost?
- Single satay sticks are available from $3.5
- Combos range from $14 - $17
- Jumbo mixed combos range from $18 - $25 (anywhere from 6 to 8 satay sticks)
Where is it?
De Honey Satay have three stores across Perth in Wembley, Gosnells and Morley.
What're their socials?
De Honey Satay can be found on Instagram here.
The details 📝
De Honey Satay is 100% our favourite satay spot in Perth - so much so, it was one of our favourite eats in 2020.
Malaysian owners John and Sim opened their first De Honey store in 2020 in Cambridge Food Forum - the Spencer Village of the north. A year later, a second store opened in Gosnells which caters for the south of the river folk.
De Honey offers unique honey marinated satay which is then charcoal grilled (typically, satay is marinated with sugar which is more economical). John and Sim are beekeepers that own bee-houses, allowing them to achieve a rich, caramelised honey flavour on their satay at reasonable prices.
Each stick of satay has a healthy portion of charcoal grilled meat and much more generous than what you'd get home in Southeast Asia (or Malaysia, as Paige says).
A number of satay combos are available. For most, we think their mixed 5 stick combo should appease most appetites. Bigger appetites should opt for their jumbo mixed combo which comes with at least 6 satay sticks. We particularly enjoy the lamb and chicken combination.
Not a satay fan?
Not a fan of satay? De Honey's juicy and tender chicken Maryland is also grilled to perfection.
Otak otak is also available, which is a spiced fish cake which is wrapped in banana leaf then grilled on the flame. Although otak otak can taste fishy to some, De Honey's rendition is nicely spiced and smokey.
To finish off
To finish off, we suggest getting any of their tau foo fah which was refreshing and a just right level of sweetness. The tau foo fah helped to balance out the otherwise “heaty” or “yeet hay’ nature of charcoal grilled satay (Google yeet hay for more info about the abstract Chinese medicine concept of “heatiness”).
Note their tau foo fah is available on weekends only.
De Honey also offers a home-made non-alcoholic sparkling honey spritzer (available at both stores).
Before visiting 🚙
Anything else I should know before visiting?
- Their nasi bungkus and tau foo fah are available only on weekends
- De Honey is available on a number of delivery apps
- Free satay sauce refills are available for dine in guests
- Catering is available (contact De Honey for more info)!
What's the address?
Cambridge Food Forum
Cambridge Forum, 350 Cambridge St, Wembley WA 6014
Gosnells Railway Market
5 Fremantle Rd, Gosnells WA 6110
Coventry Village
243 Walter Rd W, Morley WA 6062
Where do I park?
Plenty of free parking is available outside of the Cambridge Food Forum and Gosnells Railway Market.
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