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Uncle Penyet
322 Sumang Walk, #01-01, Singapore 820322
Uncle Penyet serves Indonesian cuisine at 322 Sumang Walk in Punggol. The restaurant focuses on traditional Indonesian dishes and has drawn feedback from numerous diners in the area.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 45 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Uncle Penyet offers Indonesian-style dishes, with the Lontong at $4.50 standing out for its generous portion and flavourful, slightly spicy curry.
We note that the dish includes a substantial amount of taukwa, ketupat, egg, and vegetables, making it a filling and value-for-money option.
The BBQ Chicken with Beef Ball Soup, priced at $10, also receives a positive mention for its beef balls.
However, we observe recurring concerns regarding service and food consistency.
Multiple reports indicate long wait times, particularly during dinner, due to understaffing.
There are also mentions of inconsistent portion sizes for condiments like ikan bilis and chili, and issues with food quality, such as overcooked and dry fried chicken, and unseasoned noodles.
Customer service attitude has also been highlighted as a point of contention.
We think it's a reliable option for a budget-friendly, hearty meal like the Lontong, but be prepared for potential service delays and variable food quality, especially during busy periods.
Best for a quick, no-frills meal if you're in the area, but not a destination spot.
Signature
Lontong
Best time
Avoid dinner rush
Wait time
Expect 10+ minutes during peak hours
Price
$ ($4.50 - $10/person)
Score: 45 · 5 sources
What customers say
Uncle Penyet at Punggol receives mixed feedback, with some customers praising the value and taste of dishes like the lontong, highlighting its generous portions and flavorful curry.
However, significant concerns are raised about service, particularly the perceived poor attitude of some staff members and insufficient staffing during peak hours, leading to long wait times.
Food quality is inconsistent, with complaints about overcooked and dry fried chicken, and unseasoned noodles, contrasting with positive remarks about the beef balls and chili.
Google Reviews
I visited on 27 April at around 8am. The food quality is still acceptable, but unfortunately the service experience was very disappointing. There were only two staff on duty (one female, one male), a…
I bought one set to share with my kid.I ask them to separate the curry sauce because small kid don't want to eat curry.they reply me they charge add $0.5 to separate the curry sauce. I ask a small bow…
Visit date: 27 Dec 2025 Actual rating: 4.0 Ordered their lontong to try... First impression: slightly spicy but sweet and savoury curry; not lemak though. There's a large piece of taukwa; 4 halves…
I’m not sure I’ll visit this outlet again. Even though it was a weekday, having only one person working during the dinner rush doesn’t seem ideal. The wait time was more than 10 minutes and the staff…
Tried this stall for ayam penyet. Firstly, at $6.80, it's pretty pricy for ayam penyet. Ordered both ayam penyet and ayam pangggang sets to try. The ayam penyet while skin is crispy, the meat is dry…
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