text: I was intrigued by the Malaysian menu after seeing some dishes I grew up on like nasi goreng mee goreng beef rendang and a variation of Indonesian soto ayam that is called Laksa on the menu The name satay will always be synonymous with my parents Indonesian heritage of go to dishes that is served along their killer bumbu satay peanut sauce So this place had a lot to live up to for me yet I will tread lightly as this is the only Malyasian establishment I know of in VegasnThe setting is very modern and clean with ample seating We were greeted seated promptly by our friendly waitressnWe ordered appetizers to share and definitely wanted to try the roti canai which is a flatbread similar to naan but greasier and served with a curry dipping sauce You must like curry to have this as the flavor is very intense We enjoyed it but wish it was served with a little bit more of the flatbread to enjoy more than just a small portion of the strong curry saucenNext was the Korean beef jerky which was ok The beef had good marinated bbq flavor but was a bit more chewy and not as thinly sliced as I would have liked It came with a tangy sauce I could not quite figure out The Thai sticky rice was disappointing because we expected a more glutinous sticky rice to come out The chicken satay was pretty good and well marinated The peanut sauce did not taste like peanut sauce as the flavor was masked in something else It was interesting nWe would come back to try some of the main dishes on the menu but my fear is that from my childhood going to another Indonesian familys house for dinner and it not measuring up to my moms cookingwhich I miss dearlynAt least you are doing it Satay Thai Bistro