Indonesian BBQ at Fork & Spoon – Last Lunch in Singapore (Before Japan Hour!) [Closed]

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By this time tomorrow I would have arrived in Tokyo, where I would be gorging on gorgeous Japanese cuisine for the next 11 days! In the days leading up to this trip, I have been stuffing myself fat with several meals of yummy Indian, Muslim and various other local food. I’m gonna miss the food here so much!

Today, I had my last lunch in Singapore (there’s still dinner and supper to go!) at the fork & spoon food court at my workplace. To satisfy my daily fix of chicken, I had the ayam panggang (grilled chicken) at the corner Indonesian BBQ stall.

Ayam Panggang (Grilled Chicken)
SGD4.20

The portions were not particularly generous. In comparison with the popular stall at Plaza Singapura kopitiam, the size of the chicken here is definitely much smaller although the prices are almost the same.

Taste-wise, I did not like it very much. I still prefer the sweet black sauce at the Plaza Singapura stall. Also, the chicken flesh was dry and gave me the impression that it had been grilled and re-grilled a couple of times more after being left out for too long!

Ayam Panggang

Still, I like the fact that the stall lady would obligingly serve it with all kinds of gravies that I request, such as the satay peanut gravy and sambal chili sauce.

There you go! My last lunch in Singapore before the trip! So it wasn’t the best grilled ayam of all time. But it tasted Singaporean alright (ironically the stall name is “indonesian BBQ”), and that’s good enough for now.

Indonesian BBQ ( Halal certified)
Fork & Spoon
Toa Payoh HDB Hub
470 Toa Payoh Lorong 6
Level 2 Singapore 310470 [map]

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Jasmine
August 8

Okay. 5 more days before I return to SG. Missing the Indonesian food over there!
Enjoy your trip to Japan! :)
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Xanthe
August 8

Yo babe! I’m also squeezing posts before our flight! Going zzz now, see ya tmr! Onsen, Fuji-san, ramen….yum…..
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Veron
August 9

Jasmine: Welcome home! The Indonesian food I’ve had here are even better than the ones I’ve had in Bali!
Xanthe: See you in less than 6 hours’ time!
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Miccheng
August 9

Now you’ve made me miss curry gravy. :D
*sigh*
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Jayson
August 9

Yeap, the Ayam Panggang at Plaza Singapore Kopitiam Foodcourt is definitely the ultimate killer …
Frankly, I got hooked on that!
The Sweet Black Sauce, the Sweet Chilli Paste, the juicy tender Chicken …
Ooosh … it’s making me hungry already!
By the way,
BON VOYAGE!
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Dennis
August 10

I have tried the stall at Plaza Singapura a few times and it has never disappointed =) Enjoy your trip to Japan! I wish the government will send me on more working trips haha
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xinyun
August 10

have a nice trip and take more pics on those yummy jap food :D~
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Huimei
August 11

Yummy yummy sauce! Anyway, have fun in Japan! :)
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py
August 11

I usually visit toa payoh HDB hub every Thu late evening for music theory lessons. As such, it often attracts my attention if you do write about eating places nearby HDB Hub.
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walter
August 18

The photos certainly look good although the taste isn’t that great. Enjoy your Japan hoursssss…. I always loved Japan and the fabulous food there!! How I wish I can go again and again and again and again… Already been there 3 times to Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara, Sapporo, Hiroshima, Osaka…. And still feel its not enough. Must BLOG when u come back ok?
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Veron
August 20

Okay! I am back and can’t wait to get my hands grubby with all the photo editing and blogging!
Love Japan!
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purseytuttweiler
August 20

Yummm, I cannot wait to see your Japanese cuisine photos. I have never been to Japan.
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daze
October 25

i’m not sure. but if u ever notice.
most of the chicken serve in malay style be in chicken rice or watsever wont have juicy tender meat.
i might be they way they serve it.
for me, some of them still taste not bad. is a way of serving. maybe is not everyone cup of tea.
The grill chicken in PS kopitiam…will take it only when there no such a long queue… saw d way they prepare it when the line is too long. they cant afford grill it longer.
therfore not much burn on d chicken, next thing i notice, they scrap the grilled waste on the pan on the chicken, and walla. like tat also can??
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