Ayam Penyet President

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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

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 s

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

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

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.

Venue: Nothing to see, at the upper floor of Lucky Plaza, next to some bar.Value: Not worth the time or money.Service: PoorFood: Terrible! Had some spicy nondescript dish with rice and some other spicy nondescript dish. We ordered chicken and vegetables, spicy style. But what came out didn't look like chicken or vegetables and didn't taste like it either. Asked for normal tap water in a glass and got bottles of water instead. We had to pay extra for the bottled water.

My sis was telling me "you have to try the Ayam Penyet at Lucky Plaza" so I went there for lunch as I was at town to run some errand. When I reached, I called my sis and asked her what is the name of the stall but she forgot the name and just told me "it is at level 3 or level 4." Thus, I went to level 3 and then I saw one restaurant that sell Ayam Penyet so we happily went in.When I saw the menu, I already had doubt that this was not the Ayam Penyet my sis were saying as this restaurant sell Ay

If people are more acquainted with Ayam Penyet Ria, my cousin who brought me here likes this place better.hidden in one alley far left of lucky plaza, ayam penyet president serves its chicken with a truly super spicy chilli chilli which my cousin became so heaty and she was crying afterwards It's authentic as it gets, don't forget to ask for the kecap manis when it's served!And they really serve fast, in 5 minutes time, so for those who are really hungry, this is the place to eat! Hot warm rice

Heard a lot of raves from my muslim friends and finally decided to go try it out! Honestly, i don't get why the raves as the dishes were rather simple indon cuisines. All were deep fried and i find it rather difficult to eat. The only thing i like is their "tempeh" which is made of yellow beans. And the fried tofu which is crispy on the outside and soft silky on the inside. Overall, was okay only! As for the desserts, it is normal like other coffeeshop ones but here, it is more expensive.