I've been coming here for fried chicken for almost 10 years. Unfortunately the standards are dropping. Although the taste is still good, it appears the chicken is not cooked fresh like it used to be. As it's "fried" why did I have burn marks, also dry, and why was the "crumble" lumpy & crunchy-hard - must now be pre-prepared in the kitchen & kept warm behind the scenes? I'll be back, but it's not a "must recommend" place for me now.

A plate of ayam goreng will include rice, lalapan (fresh vegetables cabbage and basil, kremesan (crispy fried flour with spice), and sambal. The price is affordable with big portion of rice & chicken. Hoewever, the chicken or the kremes tasted pretty bland. The good thing is the chicken is not that stiff/hard to chew (meaning they still have the juiciness-eventho lack in taste). For those who like spicy, the sambal is not spicy at all (Usually, I dont enjoy spicy food; but the sambal is not that spicy so that I can eat it). The service was quite fast for the size of a restaurant that is quite busy, no wonder there are many office people stop by for lunch here. Besides fried chicken, they also sell other Indonesian dishes, such as fried rice, soto, rawon, and gado-gado. Thank God the wastafel is easy to be accessed, they got soap. Table is not greasy and quit clean (with tissue, kecap, and toothpick on it), but they really need to pay attention more to the cleanliness of the floor.

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The food was delish also the staffs were great, overall pleasant journey to ate there Recommended and will be coming back for sure😊👍

Strategic restaurant at the center of denpasar city, The food is tasty, but need attention for floor cleanlines. The road at car parking area in bad condition, need to reduce your speed when park your car

Chicken taste weird. Portion is big but no taste. Sambal is also taste weak. Too much people disturbing you on selling something while you eating