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13 Sale Place, Paddington, Paddington, London W2 1PX

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Norfolk Towers Paddington
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 77% off from £96
34 Norfolk Place Paddington London , W2 1QW | 3 minutes walk from Satay House
Within a few minutes walk of Hyde Park and Paddington, this 3 star budget hotel is in a great location to explore sights and attractions. All More

Hilton London Metropole
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 80% off from £79
225 Edgeware Road, W21JU | 4 minutes walk from Satay House
This large modern Hilton hotel right on the Edgware Road has two restaurants, two bars and a coffee shop, health club, hairdressers, swimming pool and spacious More

Hilton Paddington Hotel London
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 79% off from £104
Praed street, W2 1EE | 7 minutes walk from Satay House
Just a footbridge away from Paddington Station this is the perfect place to stay if you're coming or going on the Heathrow Express. Originally built in More

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There's been a smart refurbishment and reopening at this much-loved Malaysian local, but fortunately nothing seems to have really changed, apart from a some smart design-work on the walls. The open kitchen still churns out great heaps of sizzling satays and a huge selection of authentic curries, with the inventive combinations of ingredients that have resulted from Malaysia's cultural melting pot. On the night we visited, a branch of the Malay royal family had hired out the downstairs dining room, and our meal was slightly marred by their flatulent bodyguard standing near our table, but apart from this, the atmosphere was loud, friendly and full of great cooking smells. Prices remain astoundingly low, with most main courses coming in around the £7 mark - though if you feel like splashing out, the whole mackerel in tamarind source is a truly remarkable dish.