Benjamin Shu
The fried chicken was tough and the crispy parts were hard to bite. Seems that it has been left overnight or not fresh the parts. Chilli was okay though
Location:
Quality products and services
Penyet King at Junction 8's Food Junction delivers authentic Indonesian culinary traditions to Singapore's Bishan community through their specialty ayam penyet and traditional Indonesian dishes, representing one of multiple halal-certified outlets across Singapore that have established this brand as a trusted destination for genuine Indonesian flavors. Operating from the bustling Food Junction food court environment, Penyet King connects customers with traditional Indonesian cuisine centered around their iconic smashed chicken dish, prepared with quality ingredients and authentic cooking methods that preserve the cultural heritage and bold flavors characteristic of Indonesian street food culture.
The restaurant's signature ayam penyet features perfectly fried chicken with crispy skin and tender, meaty interior served alongside fried tofu, plain white rice, fresh cabbage, cucumber, chili accompaniments, and a bowl of soup that completes the traditional presentation. Their menu extends beyond the flagship dish to include various Indonesian specialties prepared according to traditional recipes and halal standards, ensuring authentic taste experiences while accommodating Singapore's diverse dietary requirements. Each dish maintains the balance of flavors, textures, and spicing that defines genuine Indonesian cuisine, from the crispy exterior of the ayam to the aromatic sambal that provides the essential kick of authentic Indonesian dining.
Located at #04-01 Food Junction Stall 3 within Junction 8, Penyet King provides convenient access to halal Indonesian cuisine for Muslim diners and Indonesian food enthusiasts exploring traditional Southeast Asian flavors during their shopping experience. As part of a growing chain with locations including Vivo City, Raffles City, Marina Bay Financial Centre, and Compass One, the Junction 8 outlet maintains consistent quality standards while serving the local Bishan community with authentic Indonesian taste experiences. Whether seeking familiar comfort foods from Indonesian heritage or discovering new Southeast Asian flavors, Penyet King Food Junction delivers traditional Indonesian cuisine with halal certification and cultural authenticity in Singapore's modern retail environment.
Based on 30 reviews
Out of 220 shops
Not enough ratings
Benjamin Shu
The fried chicken was tough and the crispy parts were hard to bite. Seems that it has been left overnight or not fresh the parts. Chilli was okay though
Katie Tan
was very disappointed with recent visit. The chicken was extremely tough and overcooked, making it difficult to enjoy the meal. staff claimed that she is the owner of the stall, unapproachable which added to the negative experience. terrible attitude—rude and clearly didn't care. Won’t be coming back.
Kenneth Quah
Fried chicken was tough and attitude of lady seller was poor when I provided feedback on the food standard
Wong Wong
Worst stall in Bishan and worst Ayam Penyet establishment in Singapore. The stall attendant always MIA. When she finally appears, she takes 15mins to prepare the food. I asked for more chilli and ended up paying $2 just for Chilli that should come free with the order.
KLKK
Tried the green chilli Ayam Penyet. Not too bad. Just that the chicken was kind of small piece.
Janice Buenaventura
Ate at bishan for lunch. The Sambal was watery and serving is very little and ask to pay 50cent to add in Sambal which is clearly the serving is so little and watery for near $7 dish, told them can't they give a proper servicing for Dish? also there is hard rice with not cook. When feedback to them the staff claim she is the boss and has an attitude problem and showing face towards customer. She didn't respond on a polite way but ignoring the feedback and insist there is no one complain and there is no problem. Terrible experience with this outlet and wouldn't returned back for sure!
Wendy Kur
Went here on Sunday for lunch and was given a wrong order. Yet your staff didn't want to admit it. Then the fried chicken is just being grilled a 'very' quick to mock-up like a real grilled chicken but a fake one. The worst part is your lady staff gave me a ten cent of Malaysian Ringgit money! Totally unacceptable attitude and zero gratitude!
Fred Tan
The service was bad, ask for more chilli and want to charge 80 cent more.
Ben Tan
Very bad (Becareful when ask for add on) $1.50 per piece. add $3
Andy Ong
🌶️ give too less and ask for more, need to pay additional charges(also give little). Not recommended for ayam penyet chili lovers.
dd raf
why oxtail soup with veggies all NOT COOKED THROUGH, meat n veggies were hard.. pls improve..
Daud Rafiq
The oxtail soup, including the vegetables, was not cooked through. The meat and vegetables were hard. Please improve.
Andrew Ong
🌶️ They give too little, and if you ask for more, you need to pay additional charges; even then, they still give little. Not recommended for ayam penyet chili lovers.
Benny Tan
Very bad. (Be careful when asking for an add-on.) It's $1.50 per piece, plus an additional $3.
Frank Tan
The service was bad. I asked for more chilli and they wanted to charge 80 cents more.
Wendy Ker
Went here on Sunday for lunch and was given a wrong order, yet your staff didn't want to admit it. Then, the fried chicken was just grilled very quickly to mimic real grilled chicken, but it was clearly fake. The worst part is your lady staff gave me ten sen in Malaysian Ringgit! Totally unacceptable attitude and zero gratitude!
Janice Balakrishnan
Ate at Bishan for lunch. The Sambal was watery, and the serving was very little. We were asked to pay 50 cents to add more Sambal, which seemed excessive given the small, watery portion provided for a nearly $7 dish. We questioned why they couldn't provide a proper serving. Also, there was hard, uncooked rice. When we provided feedback, the staff claimed she was the boss and had an attitude problem, showing a poor attitude towards customers. She did not respond politely but ignored the feedback and insisted there were no complaints and no problem. Terrible experience with this outlet, and I would not return for sure!
Benjamin Soo
The fried chicken was tough and the crispy parts were hard to bite. It seemed like it had been left overnight, or the parts weren't fresh. The chilli was okay, though.
Wong Wing
Worst stall in Bishan and worst Ayam Penyet establishment in Singapore. The stall attendant is always MIA. When she finally appears, she takes 15 minutes to prepare the food. I asked for more chilli and ended up paying $2 just for chilli that should come free with the order.
Kenneth Kwa
Fried chicken was tough, and the lady seller's attitude was poor when I provided feedback on the food quality.
Kathy Tan
I was very disappointed with my recent visit. The chicken was extremely tough and overcooked, making it difficult to enjoy the meal. The staff member claimed that she was the owner of the stall and was unapproachable, which added to the negative experience. She had a terrible attitude—rude and clearly didn't care. I won’t be coming back.
Fafiq AJ
Sop buntut here is to die for. Meat is tender and fatty alhamdulilah will come here again. Friendly owner as well.
Khun C
I ate here for lunch today. Got the sambal hijau. Chicken was crispy skin and meat was juicy and tender. It was absolutely delicious. I had a friendly chat with the server and she gave me a little red sambal to try. Definitely going back.
Radha K
The aunty was friendly and kind. Told her about my allergy she suggested other options. The soup was 10/10. Will patronise again!
Sharon Chan
The Ayam Penyet was so good. It’s worth a try and the uncle was very friendly ! The only thing is the Chili they gave is not a lot, I just request for more, no issue ! Will be back for more
Sheryl Chan
The Ayam Penyet was so good. It's worth a try, and the uncle was very friendly! The only thing is the chili they gave wasn't a lot; I just requested more, no issue! Will be back for more.
Fafiq A. J.
Sop buntut here is to die for. Meat is tender and fatty, alhamdulilah. I will come here again. Friendly owner as well.
Kai Lok Kok
Tried the green chilli Ayam Penyet. Not too bad. Just that the chicken piece was a bit small.
Radha Krishnan
The aunty was friendly and kind. I told her about my allergy, and she suggested other options. The soup was 10/10. I will patronise again!
Koon See
I ate here for lunch today. I ordered the sambal hijau. The chicken had crispy skin, and the meat was juicy and tender. It was absolutely delicious. I had a friendly chat with the server, and she gave me a little red sambal to try. I'm definitely going back.
9 photos