Indonesian Food Traditionally. That's Waroeng Penyet's tag line.
Fried chicken is an Indonesian traditional food?? Really? I always thought it came from texas. Aih. Fried chicken.Currently they have a Lunch Express Set Special, from Monday to Friday, 12pm to 3pm.
Rm8.90 includes rice and soft drink (refillable).
Choose from: Ayam Penyet (flattened fried chicken), Empal Penyet (flattened fried beef), Ayam Panggang (grilled chicken) and Gulai Ayam (chicken gulai stew)
Rm7.90 includes rice and soft drink (refillable).
Choose from: Soto Ayam (javanese chicken soto), Rawon Daging Soup (java beef soup) and Bakso (java beef ball soup).
And so we ordered our meal, at the counter. Which is weird. If they can seat us and deliver our orders, they can take our orders. So we ordered at the counter and this is what they gave us. But then they didn't charge service tax, so I guess that's fair. No government tax either! Well, not yet anyway.
We ordered the set with Ayam Penyet.
This is really really good! Although it looks a little small, it really isn't it's just flattened. The chicken is juicy, the meat tender and on it's own it isn't very crunchy, but with the flakes thing it is. It really isn't as spicy as they said it is, but it's still good. Next, the set with Ayam Panggang.
This is not their specialty but it is still tasty. It's juicy and soft. Both meals came with fried nuggets as well, honestly, not such a fan of their nuggets, the texture and taste is a little weird.The rice.
Just any normal rice. Soft drink and Water (which costs Rm1 extra.)
How to find the place.
Okay, I would probably go back to this place again, cos the chicken is so weird that I wanna taste it again, just to be sure the second time around that I will keep going back.
Waroeng Penyet
The Curve,
First Floor, Unit 132,
Kota Damansara
47810 Petaling Jaya
Tel: 017 - 200 3988
Ps: Lost the receipt for this post. Sorry! But since got no tax, y'all can add it up right! :)
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