Satu Lagi met en avant les saveurs vibrantes de la cuisine indonésienne via une approche sophistiquée centrée sur le partage. Le menu souligne des épices audacieuses, des aromates authentiques et des techniques de cuisson traditionnelles réimaginées pour les petites assiettes. Les propositions emblématiques intègrent souvent des sambals complexes associés à des viandes parfaitement assaisonnées et des préparations de riz parfumées. La clientèle découvre une fusion de traditions culturelles qui privilégient les textures et les profils de saveurs profondes sur chaque mets. L'environnement favorise une expérience culinaire rigoureuse où chaque plat représente une influence régionale spécifique de l'archipel indonésien. Cet établissement équilibre la dynamique du partage avec un engagement envers la précision technique et l'authenticité culturelle. Chaque composant possède une fonction précise, garantissant que l'interaction entre le piment, l'acidité et la richesse savoureuse demeure l'objectif principal pour les amateurs de cuisine indonésienne.
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Satu Lagi impressionne constamment sa clientèle par sa cuisine fusion indonésienne et malaise vibrante et de haute qualité, recevant fréquemment des éloges pour son menu entièrement sans gluten et son atmosphère accueillante. Les convives soulignent souvent la saveur des satays, des pleurotes frites et de la crème brûlée au pandan comme des plats incontournables qui offrent une expérience gastronomique authentique et mémorable. Bien que certains clients trouvent les portions petites ou les prix élevés, beaucoup considèrent ce restaurant comme une destination de choix à Montréal, particulièrement pour ceux qui recherchent des options créatives adaptées aux allergies, un service professionnel et un cadre magnifique et chaleureux, idéal pour les occasions spéciales.
I came here with my husband for dinner & we ordered the rendang & kangkong belacan-both were delicious & full of flavour. The service was attentive & we enjoyed sitting outside. The only small thing I'd point out is the sambal. As an Indonesian, I found it very mild compared to what I'm used to back home. It still tasted great, but I missed that extra kick of spice. Overall though, a wonderful dining experience & we'd be happy to return.
Stylish atmosphere, friendly staff, & beautifully presented dishes. We enjoyed the chicken & fish skewers, gado gado, rendang, chicken curry, & pandan crème brûlée-the dessert was the highlight. While everything was well-cooked & satisfying, the flavours lacked the boldness & depth we've experienced in Southeast Asia. The drinks were refreshing but mild. A pleasant experience overall, just not as punchy as hoped.
I had the pleasure to visit Satu Lagi for a solo dining on a Saturday evening & I left deeply satisfied. This intimate & dimly-lit establishment offers a delightful selection of Indo-Malaysian plates & cocktails all done exceptionally well.
Upon first walking in, the restaurant welcomes you with the enticing smell of smoke coming from its open kitchen. It is amazing to watch the kitchen work so seemlessly with the massive fire intermittently stealing my attention away from the food as it ignites & dances against the rhythmic tossing of the wok.
The bartender is also extremely nice, humble & passionate about her craft. The sheer enthusiasm radiating from her is contagious. It was a pleasure to connect with her as she shared about the'secret' & the history of the Pomelo cocktail. What a creative drink that replicates the flavor of an ingredient that isn't even included in the recipe.
The food far surpasses expectations with each dish made with care & offering a range of texture, flavor & aroma.
The jamur jamur of fried oyster mushrooms was crispy without feeling greasy, & the pickled shimeji mushrooms add a much needed acidity. The kajang panjang kluwek was deeply savory & umami. The fried caramelization on the beans & the softened onions add a rich sweetness that complements the saltiness.
The highlight of the meal was the cumi bakar bali; albeit small, the calamari packed a lot of flavour & aroma. It was smoky with charred bits, sweet & lightly spiced from the tamarind glaze, & perfectly cooked tender with a slight bite.
Overall, Satu Lagi was a pleasant surprise & I will surely be coming back for more. The food was delicious & all of the staff care deeply about the quality of the food served & of the service provided.
We had a great meal at Satu Lagi. The waiter guided us through the menu & we opted for the Jamur Jamur mushrooms (great with a sambal sauce), chicken satay (not bad but not great), rendang beef curry (a little one note in flavour), Chinese broccoli (so delicious!), & a chili cocktail (yummy)!
Another Montreal Gem. Delicious!
I went with three others. We shared the Sambal assortment as an appetizer. I had the Rendang Daging beef dish, very tender with coconut citronella rice, & the Kailan Bakar chinese broccoli side dish. The flavours are all amazing. I also had the fried bananas for dessert; it's all good. My friends loved their dinner choices, the service was excellent & the sound level allows for conversations without having to yell.
Also, it's 100% gluten-free, coeliac-friendly.
Apparently Satu Lagi means'One More', in English. I say'several more' is how often we'll be going back.
Born in the archipelago, I was tempted to try something comforting from home. However, though I was upset that it didn't taste the same & was honestly very disappointed - & the waiter told me if I told them I was born there, they could modify it such that it becomes more relatable (which I did, so I'm confused). Wanted something light so ended up getting something easy for them to make (that was not too slow). I packed them back home to my aprtment to give it a second go with the Montreal palate in mind. Fried chicken tasted regular - for 2 pieces it did not justify the price especially since you could get better ones at other Western stores. The honey sauce was delicious. The geprek was not done properly...chicken was cold & unsalted. With an open mind, I think the salted egg tahu telur was alright. Good blend of flavour - & it was refreshing to have a taste of tofu done the SEA way. For these I paid 30+ CAD - super overpriced for some street food. I would come again for other dishes just to be curious. Also, was upset that I was not informed that they had a specialty laksa on the front page - which I only realised after I was packing the excess home. Wished the waiter could've done so in the beginning instead of showing me the small dishes. Rating it a 3/5 - would be better if I had a better seat but my fault since it was reservation only - would be nice if they had indo-malay music - best if the waiter could have told me their laksa on first page - would come again just to give it another chance as I saw the other reviews with dishes i would eat but was not aware it was on the menu
We went there for dinner. For the atmosphere & service, it's a bit expensive. The portions are ridiculously small. Especially the Sambhal, 4 tiny portions of sauces which lacked flavour & were not spicy at all. Chicken satay was good. All you can taste is the coconut milk in the beef rendang. It was a bit too much. The rice was very dry & crunchy. There was hardly any salt. At times it was confusing as what to add or mix to get it right. Being a big fan of Malaysian & Indonesian food, I was very disappointed. Also, the most popular dishes were not on the menu.
We had the most incredible dinner at Satu Lagi during our trip to Montreal. The resto is fully GF so you can enjoy a delicious meal fully relaxed. This popular spot is super busy so book reservations in advance. Absolutely everything we ordered was INCREDIBLE!!!! Beautiful environment with an open kitchen. Stylish & cool. We enjoyed our meal with a bottle of Saki & our 12 year old was delighted with the unusual stunning colour of her crème brûlée. Order lots of small plates to enjoy many different flavours. You won't be disappointed. Some of our favourites were: crispy fried mushrooms, chicken satay with peanut sauce, vegetables & tofu in coconut milk, grilled Chinese broccoli, coconut milk beef stew, both rice dishes, etc etc etc. We want to visit Montreal again just to return to this restaurant!!!
