A few weeks ago one of my colleagues asked “hey KY jom makan”, and since there’s nothing outside of endangered species and kiwi I don’t eat, I got on the car without knowing where I would end up.
The destination turned out to be Ayam Bakar Wong Solo, one of my favorite ayam bakar/ayam penyet places that I’ve only had from take-outs.
Ayam Bakar Wong Solo at Ampang
Wong Solo at Ampang is situated by Jalan Dagang Besar, less than five mintues away from Ampang Point. Parking is a painless affair, and the restaurant, while having less than inspiring interior decoration, is equipped with air conditioning, a great feature considering you’re going to end up eating something spicy.
ayam bakar, terung, and petai sambal
Both the ayam bakar and ayam penyet is served with a side of tempe, tauhu, a small portion of terung (eggplant), and those really addictive sambal. The tempe here is the first that I really enjoyed.
The difference between ayam bakar and ayam penyet is the way the chicken is cooked. One is over fire, and the other is deep fried and smashed. Both are equally good but I do prefer ayam bakar as it is a rarer dish among the two.
Terung is a pretty decent dish but we were glad we ordered sambal petai. Those stinky beans and prawns made for good side dish for sure.
Address:
Ayam Bakar Wong Solo
G18/G19, Jalan Dagang B/3A (Taman Dagang),
68000 Ampang, Selangor
GPS: 3.148964, 101.754808
Tel:Â 03-4270 1947
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Thanks for the lead on my side of town. 🙂
The Yum List: my pleasure 😀
Chicken looks good! Added fragrance from the bits of burnt parts – like my roast chicken the other day. I love petai and terung this way too.
suituapui: yah, can’t say no to petai!
KY, the petai sambal is one I see so good with rice and lot of it. Love spicy food and it good dish.
Vickie: i can never say no to petai.
ooo, i usually like tempe at most places, so maybe i’d enjoy the one here even more 🙂
Sean: I’m sure you will!
kekeke i is back, uncle. Blardy hell got some document mixup and i got sent back to institution, but now i is BACK…
wahh, last time i dine with Han Solo he shot me with his blaster….
immature: hahahaha, great!
It must be real good if KY approves 😛
Ken: try it for yourself! no pork
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