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Arriving by bus # 7, 14, 14E, 16, 65, 106, 111, 123, 175, 502, 502A. Bus-stop no. 09048. Bus-stop name; Lucky Plaza. Nearest Train Station; Orchard MRT continue reading
All Branches (5)
Telephone
6735 1262
Introduction
Ayam Penyet President is a chain of casual dining restaurants serving authentic Indonesian cuisine. Indulge in their signature dishes like the juicy, tender, well-marinated and famous Ayam Penyet served with an addictive spicy chili. Equally popular are their signature Ayam Bakar and world famous beef rendang. Don’t miss their much loved salads based on peanut dressings. Complete your dining experience with a glass of avocado juice or Es Teler. continue reading
Opening Hours
Today
11:00 - 21:00
Mon - Fri
12:00 - 21:00
Sat - Sun
11:00 - 21:00
Payment Methods
Cash
Other Info
Pork Free
Restaurant Website
http://ayampresident.com/
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Signature Dishes
Ayam Bakar Ayam Penyet Beef Rendang
Review (9)
Level4 2014-05-12
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I found another Indonesian ayam penyet stall in Lucky Plaza. The location was quite hidden, I guess I will forget its location if one day I go there again haha . The staffs there on that day were all Indonesians. As fellow Indonesian, it was nice talking to them .Left: Teh Botol Sosro - $1.90. Mediocre Teh Botol Sosro poured in a glass.Right: Tea with Milk - $1.90. I ordered wrong. Teh Botol Sosro with milk is not a right combination. Tasted very weird.Ayam Penyet - $6.80 (+ additional $0.90 for white rice). Smashed fried chicken served with fried beancurd, tempe (soy beancake), crispy bits, and burning hot sambal (it was really torturing, me who cannot take too spicy food got stomachache so bad ). The chicken was well-seasoned, crispy skinned, and the meat was tender. The soft fried beancurd instantly became the highlight of this dish. continue reading
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Level4 2013-12-22
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I had Ayam Penyet for dinner today! The first time i tried this dish, i didn't get to try much as i was sharing it with my colleagues (and we ordered a few other dishes too). I decided to order the signature dish at the counter and went to sit down. I didn't wait long for the dish. Like it was served to me within 5-10 minutes. Which is good for me as I was on a 1 hour break and I had wasted time looking for a place to go for dinner. The Ayam Penyet came with rice, which completes the meal. The skin was crispy (nice!) and the chicken tender and succulent (fantastic!). The chilli sauce was super good. It was so spicy (super shiok!). But spicy till i can only take little bits of it with each mouthful and still end up feeling on fire after eating it. (I didn't try the chilli the first time i came as some of my colleagues don't take chilli. So i am glad i came back for another visit!) Anyway the portion is quite big and so it's worth the price. It also came with some vegetables, fried tofu and others. The meat is plentiful as well so it definitely fills one's stomach nicely. I didn't encounter much bones, which is good. Its easy to eat without having to resort to using hands to peel the chicken into smaller bits.However i do think their normal drinks like Ice Lemon Tea is a bit overpriced. It tastes like Season's ILT (which i believe so, since i eyed a few 1.5L bottles in the kitchen) and it cost $2.05 for a glass that's half filled with ice.I went around 5.25pm and the place wasn't very crowded. A bunch of staff were also chatting at the cashiering area. Still, the Ayam Penyet is the star of the show. If you drop by, try their specialty drinks instead of opting for ILT or coffee or tea. continue reading
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Upon hearing good reviews about this place, me and friend came here to try out the very famous Ayam penyet! Before stepping into this shop, I saw quite a number of Indonesian restaurants nearby, at different levels too. Ayam penyet (smashed fried chicken) is actually an Indonesian dish consisting of fried chicken, sambals, cucumber, fried tofu and tempeh. As for Ayam Bakar, is actually grilled chicken with the very strong and nice sauce ( don't really know what's the sauce but trust me, it taste perfect with the chicken). It served with the same sides as well.We ordered1) Ayam Penyet $6.002) Ayam Bakar $6.003) Kangkong $4.90The white rice is $0.80 each, as for the Nasi kuning ( yellow rice, aka turmeric rice) cost $2.00.I think $2.00 for a small plate of yellow rice was a little costly, but it tasted well.Overall, the quality of food was really good, but I hope the chicken can be a little bigger. I will definately go back again! continue reading
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Level4 2013-07-23
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This is one of the few shops serving Ayam Penyet in Lucky Plaza. I came specially for other one but it happened to be closed on that day so i went for this one as an alternative choice. The shop was rather quiet even during the supposedly busy lunch hour. The service was rather prompt. Menu was presented quickly and order was taken attentively. We decided to go with the Ayam Penyet ($6.00) and Ayam Bakar ($6.00). The rice is charged at 0.80 cents per plate. We also ordered one of their special drink to share. It is orange juice with coconut in it for $3.80. It tasted rather strange. The orange juice tasted a little diluted with a rather minimum level of sweetness. It served with a handful of ice cube with shredded coconut. I did not quite appreciate the taste. Ayam Bakar. We were given the choice of thigh or breast meat. We wanted the breast meat. It was nicely grilled before applied a layer of sweet soya sauce to enhance the flavor. The chicken has got a noticeably tenderness. It was served with a slice of cucumber and tomato with long bean and a piece of raw cabbage. The hot chilli soya sauce was served along too. The spiciness and saltiness were rather well-balanced. Ayam Penyet was another good choice. The chicken breast was fried to perfection to achieve a delightful crispiness. The chicken was 'penyet-ed' to soften the meat. Perhaps I did not eat enough of ayam penyet to do a comparison as I actually enjoyed this particular ayam penyet very much. The sambal chilli was served separately. The level of spiciness was not as fiery as expected. I guess the spiciness has been adjusted to suit the locals well. No service charge and GST added to the total bill. I am likely be back again. continue reading
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Level4 2012-06-30
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If you like to eat really crispy chicken with lots of crispy crumbs topped on it, the chicken here will be your right choice. They have used their secret recipe to marinate their chickens and all parts are really juicy and tender. The chilli may be too spicy for most of us but is nice. The rice is fragrant and goes well with the chicken. The portion is quite alright and the price is descent. continue reading
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