This was the entrance to the shop. Just from the chairs lined at the shop you can tell that they are prepared for a crowd especially during lunch and dinner hours.
The interior of the shop is relatively small with a modern touch. And since it was not the peak hour, we did not have to wait long to get a seat.
Food was served 5 minutes after we placed our order. We were pleasantly surprised at the portion size of our ayam penyet. The rice was flavourful and if I was not on a diet, I would have definitely finished the entire portion. The rice from the ayam penyet I have tasted did not have the same flavour like the one here, what I normally tasted was just plain rice. While you can tell that the rice was cooked using the stock from the chicken bones and ginger. And the end product is a flavour chicken rice outcome that complimented the dish.
The sambal was a dark red and you could tell that you are in for 'spicy and hot' adventure. It was extremely spicy, especially for me with not a very high threshold for spicy food. But it was what I would call 'power'!! I guess I know why they served a big portion of rice.
The chicken, although double fried, was still moist and not over-cooked. The exterior was crispy and had a lot of flavour.
I would recommend this stall to everyone and it's definitely worth a second visit.
I don't have the exact address, but it's located at the shop houses opposite Evertop Restaurant.
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