Pork Satay in Bangkok สะเต๊ะหมู
Thai satay is grilled pork or chicken with peanut sauce and cucumber relish. It is a snack row, not a main.
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Thaiสะเต๊ะหมู · satay mu
Price40 to 80 THB a set
DipPeanut and ajaat
UseSnack
What it tastes like
- Turmeric-coconut marinade, charcoal, and a sweet peanut dip. The cucumber relish cuts the fat.
How to order it
- Thai name: satay mu (สะเต๊ะหมู).
- Say: Khor satay mu, ha mai, khrap/kha.
- Ha mai is five sticks. Ask for extra ajaat (cucumber relish).
Typical price
- 2026 cash: 40 to 80 THB a set.
Where to try it
- Lumphini and Silom evening carts, Lumphini Park edge and Silom lunch sois. 16:00 to 21:00. 40 to 80 THB. A snack before a rooftop, not a substitute for kra pao.
Spice level and diet
- Heat: Mild. Chili in the relish is optional.
- Diet: Peanut sauce. Pork or chicken. Not safe for peanut allergy.
Next plates
- Back to the Bangkok food hub for the neighbourhood rows.
- Use the Silom and Sathorn page if you want the walk, not a second dish.
- Moo Ping is the nearby order if this plate is done.
- Tod Mun Pla is the nearby order if this plate is done.
- Roti Mataba is the nearby order if this plate is done.
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- Pork or chicken?
- Pork is the usual Bangkok cart. Chicken is the milder stick.
- Peanut-free?
- No. The sauce is the dish.





