Eat till you drop for 30k! This Saudi fried chicken in Lampung has pieces bigger than my face.
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2026-03-06
Discover a unique fried chicken joint in Lampung serving up unbelievable Saudi-style flavors! For around 30k, you get a massive piece of chicken marinated in rich Middle Eastern spices. Pair it with fragrant Nasi Kebuli for the perfect, affordable meal. This spot isn't just a great value; it's also a parent's dream, featuring a clean environment and a dedicated children's play area, making it the perfect destination for a relaxing and delicious family dining experience.
Claiming to be "Indonesia's #1 Saudi Fried Chicken"? Honestly, when I first saw this sign on the street, I was a bit skeptical. I mean, it's just fried chicken, how different can it be?
Turns out... Anjay, I was wrong, like, dead wrong! This place is really something else!
Middle Eastern Soul Fried Chicken, The Spices Are to Die For!
The moment I walked in, I was captivated by the aroma. It wasn't the usual greasy smell of a fried chicken joint, but a very unique scent of spices. I went all in and ordered their two signature dishes: Ayam Saudi[1] and the original crispy chicken.
The Saudi-style one was truly amazing! The spices were completely marinated into the chicken, making every bite incredibly rich in flavor. The skin had a hint of char, absolutely perfect! The original version was also a total knockout. The skin was so crispy it flaked off, but the meat inside was so tender and juicy you could squeeze water out of it[2], not dry at all.
Most importantly, the size of the chicken pieces is so generous, a huge piece[3], it felt bigger than my fist, the value for money is off the charts! Pair it with a fragrant serving of Nasi Kebuli[4] (Middle Eastern pilaf rice), the rich cardamom aroma in the rice paired with the fried chicken, one bite and it's just Mantap! It felt like my soul was ascending!
Oh, right, I also randomly ordered a cup of Es Qohwa Almaz[5], which turned out to be a magical combination of coffee + soda. It was surprisingly refreshing and delicious, instantly woke me up!
The Ultimate Spot for Taking the Kids, a Mom's Dream Come True
What I respect most about this place is that the environment is nothing like a typical fast-food restaurant! Not only is it clean, bright, and air-conditioned, it even has a hidden children's play area[6]! My kid went wild playing in there, and I could finally Nongkrong quietly for a while, scroll through my phone, it's an absolute godsend for parents, girls😭!
Plus, facilities like the prayer room and restrooms are spotless, full marks for the details.
No Hype, No Hate, Just Some Real Talk
Of course, there are some downsides.
First, the parking! The spots out front are at a U-turn point, and they're few and narrow. Coming by car during peak hours is basically a suicide mission. Listen to this veteran driver: just drive straight in, there's a huge parking lot[7] behind the restaurant. You can enter through the side door. Don't waste your time fighting for a spot at the entrance.
Second, the service. It can be a bit of a gamble. The cashier who took my order that day was completely expressionless, answering only what was asked, which was a bit of a mood killer[8]. But most of the staff were quite enthusiastic and efficient, so I hope my experience was just an exception.
Tips & Summary
Alright, here are the key takeaways for you!
Overall, the food is on point, the prices are great, and it lets you free up your hands (from the kids), so it's definitely a place I'll be coming back to again and again
- What to order: For your first visit, just get the Ayam Saudi + Nasi Kebuli combo, it's about 32,000 Indonesian Rupiah[9], you absolutely can't go wrong!
- Who it's for: Families with kids (the play area is a huge plus!), young people who want to try Middle Eastern flavors, and students looking for the best value for their money.
- Parking Tip: Don't park at the entrance! Drive in to the rear parking lot!
- Bonus Point: The restaurant donates 5% of its sales to Palestine[10], so you're doing a good deed while enjoying some fried chicken, which makes the drumstick in your hand taste even better!
- Intensely spiced Saudi-style fried chicken with crispy skin. Paired with cardamom-infused Middle Eastern pilaf, it's a blissful bite [1]!
- A hidden kids' play area[2] lets moms Nongkrong in peace. A lifesaver for parents needing some hands-free time.
- 5% of sales go to Palestine[3]. Do good while eating extra-large[4] chicken pieces—makes it taste even better
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