Ayam Goreng Berempah

Marinated with a blend of aromatic herbs and traditional spices, this crispy fried chicken is juicy, flavourful, and easy to prepare.

Simply deep fry or air fry until golden and crispy for a delicious meal that’s perfect to share with your family and friends.

RM22.80 each

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Cooking Method & Times

Deep Fry (Recommended)

• Thaw product in chiller (0°C – 4°C) overnight, or submerge in cold running water for 30 minutes
• Heat oil to 170°C–180°C
• Deep fry for 4 minutes until golden and crispy
• Drain excess oil and serve immediately

Air Fryer

• Thaw product as above
• Preheat air fryer to 180°C
• Place pieces in a single layer — do not stack
• Air fry for 8 minutes
• Serve immediately

For best crispiness, pat pieces dry before frying. Do not reheat more than once.

Storage & Handling

• Store frozen at -18°C or below
• Best consumed within 9 months from date of manufacture
• Once thawed, consume within 24 hours — do not refreeze
• To thaw: move to chiller (0°C – 4°C) overnight, or submerge sealed pack in cold running water for 30 minutes
• Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources

Delivery Info

• All orders are delivered frozen fresh in an insulated bag to maintain product temperature during transit
• Delivery takes 2–4 working days
• We deliver to Klang Valley and Non-Klang Valley areas across Peninsular Malaysia
• Sabah and Sarawak are not available at this time
• Free delivery on orders above RM80
• Orders are processed within 1–2 working days before dispatch

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