Enak sekali!! I especially loved the jamur krispi dan ayam bumbu bali. I went around 11 am and it wasn't very busy at all. But the food seemed super fresh and the service was good. I accidentally ordered too much tempe but just took it to go. I'll definitely go back someday soon if I can.

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My old story. Mouthgasm. Spicyfood since I was in the college. Taste super good. The taste never change since they moved new place. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Personal favourite since my sophomore year at UI. Rumour has it the diner firstly sold large size satay (hence the name Sate Gajah), but the rather expensive satay grew unpopular with mainly cheapskate students so they stopped selling it. The main dish of the diner is then changed into Ayam Penyet. The Ayam Penyet portion size is actually quite small, but the sambal condiment is abundant. Not that you need them much, though, since the sambal is tongue-numbing! The combination of the rather sweet fried chicken with the super spicy sambal is heavenly, and this what makes people (both students and alumni) come back for more. For side dish, I suggest to order Crispy Mushroom (deep fried battered shitake) or Cah Kangkung (stir-fried watercress with shrimp paste). They also offer Ayam Bumbu Bali (fried chicken marinated with less spicy blend), fried liver, tempeh and tofu.

Great choice for having meal with spicy fried chicken n BBQ etc. WSG will offer you many menus

Foods are delicious, the "sambal" is really spicy somehow, although i was a little frustrated because they serve faster on Gojek drivers and sometimes even forgotten the customers who come to the place and the place is a little bit hard to find, overall a good place to eat, and also had low cost. You will need patience just in case