Ayam Penyet Ria (已結業)

after meeting with clients, stopped by for afternoon coffee.For the afternoon, there werre some light snaxkss with a drink.Had the crispy chicken which was ok but not as good as kfc,The coffee was good though it was strong with a nice aromaa.

for malaysian n indonesian people are recomended to go and eat here if u were missing your hometown food. the food is spicy and tasty plus its halal

I saw supersupergirl's review and I just had to try this green chili duck (bebek penyet), $50.I was a little unclear on the script for the restaurant. Like, I didn't know if someone was supposed to seat you or how you placed an order. The guy who was serving people seemed to pay no attention to me and eventually another guy came up and asked if I wanted takeaway or to eat there. It's a genuine rarity in HK to find a restaurant serving foreign food whose principal patrons are people from the coun

The food here is just as expensive as Chinese but forgiveable because it is an overseas franchise.+++++++++Bebek cabe hijau (green chili duck):This time I tried the duck with green chili sauce which is similar to the smashed duck I had last time.They were really thoughful and put the green chili on the side.It is similar to duck confit but it is not so salty and the meat is consistently dry as the last visit.+++++++++Tamy tempe (smashed beancurd and tofu):My favourite because the beancurd has th

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I came with a friend and we order one portion of Chicken Satay and Smashed Chicken, both came with a portion of rice each. Sate Ayam (Chicken Satay: 50HKD) is a must-try! The peanut sauce is amazing and the chilli sauce (sambal) is delicious. The Ayam Penyet (Smashed Chicken: 65HKD) is okay. I love the satay more than the smashed chicken. However, the ayam penyet, besides rice, also comes with one fried tofu and one tempe (traditional indonesian soy).The portion size is decent in overall and we

I was in Causeway Bay because I wanted to try I See I See but I had to have lunch first so I was just walking along to see if anything took my fancy.Ended up here because I wanted something different and the smashed duck caught my attention because the name was interesting and it looked like duck confit.Went in and ordered it, the food came moderately fast.They offer you gloves to eat the duck but I preferred using cutlery.★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★Smashed duck:The duck and rice had this tasty crispy s

So, I was taking a short cut through Jardine's Bazaar and came across a long queue outside this small Indonesian eatery. I took a look at the many big photos lining the glass door and windows and was temped to try. But the queue was too long and since I had an appointment for early dinner an hour later, I decided to pass and come back another time.Fast forward a couple weeks, I managed to leave work early* and asked if a work friend would like to try this place together since we had been talking

Boyfriend and I came here for lunch on a Saturday as it was new and pretty quiet as not many people in Causeway Bay come to this area to eat. Located in Jardine's Crescent, among the dozens of women's clothing stalls, is this small Indonesian restaurant. The shop said it has branches in Indonesia and Singapore and has been here since 1998. This is their first shop in Hong Kong.The restaurant is very small, but very clean. It was so new that the seats still had the plastic wrap on them. A few pho

The resto has just opened less than a month. Thru a friend, I knew about it. This franchise is well known in Indonesia & Singapore. The owner said that it's a branch of Ayam Penyet Ria Singapore. Location: Causeway Bay MTR exit F1 Jardine's Crescent, if you see Forever 21 & a small lane next to it - that's Jardine's Crescent with many street vendors selling clothes, souvenirs, etc. Just walk along until you see another lane on the left, don't turn left, instead keep walking until around 10 shops