A food reviewer visits The Crushed Chicken by Mrs. Sugini in Jakarta Timur, Indonesia, searching for a perfect suhoor meal. He orders fried chicken, duck, and fried cabbage, all of which are served with a green chili sambal. The reviewer enjoys the crispy fried chicken and the sambal, describing it as "heavenly" and "a perfect duet" with the warm rice. He also tries the duck, which has more fat and texture, but is not as tender as the chicken. The prices are reasonable, with fried chicken costing 20k Rupiah and duck costing 27k Rupiah. The reviewer concludes that the fried chicken and sambal are the best items on the menu.
After the meal, the reviewer tries a pack of spicy noodles, which he claims is the spiciest in Indonesia. He finds it challenging to eat due to the intense heat, but notes that the noodles are delicious and have a chewy texture. He recommends the noodles for spicy food lovers and notes that they are available exclusively at Alfamart.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is in Jakarta Timur, in the Cililitan area, near the Wholesale Center.
2. The speaker is looking for food for suhoor.
3. They arrive at a restaurant called "The Crushed Chicken" by Mrs. Sugini.
4. The restaurant uses green chilies for their sambal.
5. The speaker orders 4 smashed fried chickens and 2 rice portions.
6. The restaurant is open from 5 pm during the Fasting Month, but Mrs. Sugini opens after she prays.
7. The restaurant closes after suhoor time.
8. Mrs. Sugini has been running the restaurant since the 1970s.
9. The restaurant's menu includes crushed chicken, catfish, and duck.
10. The speaker orders 4 fried chickens and 2 fried ducks.
11. The prices for the menu items are: 20k Rupiah for chicken with rice, 27k Rupiah for duck, and 16k Rupiah for catfish.
12. The speaker eats a bowl of sambal with rice.
13. The speaker also tries the fried cabbage and finds it to be a good combination with the sambal.
14. The speaker orders Ichitan Cold Brew Coffee "Brown Sugar" to drink.
15. The speaker pays 150k Rupiah for their meal.
16. The speaker eats noodles with chili oil, which is a collaboration between Mamee and Daebak.
17. The noodles are available exclusively at Alfamart.
18. The speaker finds the noodles to be the spiciest in Indonesia.