CHILI CHICKEN TALES ; CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE


 

Cultural Significance ( which one is more popular )

And lastly ayam geprek this dish is seen as modern and trendy, especially popular among younger people who enjoy something spicy and filling. It usually can be found in restaurants or street stalls, perfect for a quick meal. Then for Ayam penyet, it is more towards a traditional vibe and is often considered a comfort food. It is commonly enjoyed as a family meal or in casual restaurants that serve hearty, home-style cooking or dishes.

 

 

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