Bebek Goreng Pak Ndut (Westgate)

Had a great meal at Bebek Goreng Pak Ndut. Ordered the original crispy fried duck and crispy chicken skin for sides. Highly recommended!

It's almost exactly like the grilled ckn. I preferred the ckn cos it's abit more tender but my friend liked this more.

It says grilled but most probably fried. Tender if a little bit dry, though it was very crispy. Abit smaller than expected though

Apparrently I lied to myself cos I said this wasn't good enough for a reorder. But it's not bad, it's spicy for people who don't take spices but otherwise it's pretty mild to me, in both heat and flavour

Good as ever. Doesn't make much of a diff dining in so this is a good delivery order

Tahu telur ($6.50) 🥚 9/10

This is made of the stuff of dreams. Coated by a delightfully cripsy sheath of wispy fried egg that was probably 2-3cm thick and combined with the sticky nutty sauce and mild tofu, each mouthful of this was perfect.

Crispy duck skin ($4.90) 🦆 8/10

I know it says SKIN, but this came with little bits of meat as well and all the duck fat was fried away to create this stupendous concoction.

Oxtail soup ($8.90) 🥘 7/10

Some may call it briney but I found it to contain a good degree of gaminess.

Crispy duck rice ($9.90) 🦆 8/10

Forget duck confit. This is the affordable version that will leave you wondering why you ever spent above $30 at a French bistro for the same thing. The duck was so crispy outside yet tender inside! At this price point, I'd say this was the most worth it.

Grilled chicken rice ($7.90) 🍗 8/10

When they say grilled, they mean grilled! This chicken was full of sweetly charred goodness coated all over this thigh bone. If you love smokey flavours like I do, go for this!

Ayam penyet rice ($7.90) 🍖 6/10

NGL, this was crispy but kind of dry because they only serve you breast meat for this.