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We're back at Bedok Food Centre cos one of the colleague is craving for Ayam Penyet that we tabao for her last month. Ayam penyet (bottom left)here is very soft & they also smashed the chicken so that it's easier to consume. Chili is fantastically good & not too spicy. We also bought Tahu Goreng (bottom right). Sauce is nice & tahu (beancurd) is fried to crispy on the outside & soft inside, but I find it too much bean sprout & cucumber. Also bought Ketupak Berlauk, which comes with Triangle-size

As per my previous review, I was mentioning that we were at Bedok Food Center for lunch & we decided to try Ayam Penyet from different stall. While I tried the one from Nur Indiah Kitchen, she tried from this Satay Soto.I ate some of this and we both agree that the chicken here is of bigger portion & more tender. Skin is very crispy, as well as the crisps at the side. Chicken is also smashed so that it's easier to eat. Rice is fragrant & the soup served is the Mee Soto soup & so we decided to he

I didnt know which ayam penyet stall to choose from for my lunch on a sunday at around 11.45am, so I decided to que in line for this stall. There were about 6 persons in front of me so I thought it wouldn't be too long a wait. Little did i know all most of them except one lady were all queining for the rice and dishes . From the looks of it this stall seems very popular among the malay community. I didn't dare to eat the malay rice dishes so I still stick to my ayam penyet order. Finally managed

I haven't had malay food for a long time so coming here was a nice change, I ordered the Ayam Penyet $4.50, The chicken is okay , dry by nature. but one disappointing thing is they gave me almost zero crumbs which is the usual ayam penyet trademark to go with the rice! Staff was friendly. Onion soup was terribly peppery! but the fried tau kwah is nice.Rice is fragrant too.