Writing The chicken had a foul smell and tasted strange, while the tempeh was sour. Very disappointing experience. For $9.80, it was definitely not worth the money. The food quality was unacceptable, and I would not recommend it.
The customer service is the worst. I walked into the shop and tried to sit down, but was told that specific table was for four people. I was asked to move to a table for one, so I did. After moving, I realized there was no menu on my table, even though all the other tables had them. Suddenly, got one customer arrived alone and was allowed to sit at the four-person table. I ignored, then i was waited for too long, only to find out I was supposed to order at the cashier. I mean, what is the point of having menus on the tables if you end up having to order at the cashier anyway? And I had to go and ask about it myself. During my payment, was asked do I have any cents, i replied I don't have any, she bluntly replied with sarcastic tone “Supposedly we put sign for small cash” i gave $20 btw, what do you expect? anyways, theres is no need for biased service. this is my first and last.
Ayam Penyet Ria in Bugis brought back memories of when my mom and I lived for 6 months in Singapore nearly 20 years ago. Back then, we would often visit their location in Lucky Plaza for a quick fix of Indonesian food. I'm happy to say that the food here is still good, with the same authentic flavors we remember. The portion size has gotten a bit smaller, but it's still satisfying. A nice spot to relive those familiar tastes.