05 Februari 2023 11:27
Tempatnya bagus, lumayan luas, pelayanan ramah, salah satu cabang KFC ternyaman yang pernah saya kunjungin.
01 Januari 2023 18:25
Saya dulu pernah ke sini buat coba burger ayamnya.anak saya suka ke sini tiap abis benerin mobil di depok.menantu sama cucu saya yang paling kecil suka beli ini di kfc dekat pasar.cucu saya pernah beli cuma buat coba chicken strip with yakiniku sauce dan mozarella roll-nya.
- chicken strip with yakiniku sauce
Isinya ada chicken strip 5 potong dan 2 yakiniku sauce. Chicken stripnya garing dan dagingnya juicy.alhamdulillah dapat yang baru digoreng.ukuran chicken stripnya juga besar.sauce yakinikunya juga enak.rasa yakinikunya terasa tapi ada rasa manis-manis mirip madu.teksturnya pun kental seperti dicampur madu.enak buat jadi cocolan ayamnya.
- mozarella roll
kebab wrap dengan isi bakso ayam dan saus keju.menunya parah sekali.seperti tidak niat untuk dijual.isi dari sausnya dikit sekali.bakso kejunya hanya ada 3 potong, itu pun hanya setengah bakso.rasanya lebih banyak rasa kulit kebab dibanding saus kejunya.perlu ada banyak perbaikan.saya saranin cucu saya lebih baik pilih kebab di lantai 3 dmall daripada beli itu.
- chicken strip with yakiniku sauce
Isinya ada chicken strip 5 potong dan 2 yakiniku sauce. Chicken stripnya garing dan dagingnya juicy.alhamdulillah dapat yang baru digoreng.ukuran chicken stripnya juga besar.sauce yakinikunya juga enak.rasa yakinikunya terasa tapi ada rasa manis-manis mirip madu.teksturnya pun kental seperti dicampur madu.enak buat jadi cocolan ayamnya.
- mozarella roll
kebab wrap dengan isi bakso ayam dan saus keju.menunya parah sekali.seperti tidak niat untuk dijual.isi dari sausnya dikit sekali.bakso kejunya hanya ada 3 potong, itu pun hanya setengah bakso.rasanya lebih banyak rasa kulit kebab dibanding saus kejunya.perlu ada banyak perbaikan.saya saranin cucu saya lebih baik pilih kebab di lantai 3 dmall daripada beli itu.
08 Oktober 2022 15:10
PESENAN TIDAK SESUAI DAN SAYA MERASA DIRUGIKAN OLEH KARYAWAN KFC DI D'MALL MBA PUTRI.saya pesen SB 1 (1) SB 2 (1) tapi yg saya dapat SB 1 (2). Payah bisa2 nya orderan dikit doang sampe salah. Ditunggu itikat baik nya ya MBA PUTRI
30 September 2022 22:51
Prosesnya lelet banget.sengaja saya order online biar cepat dan praktis eh malah tidak sesuai dengan yg di harapkan
21 Desember 2021 21:49
Fav Fastfood dari waktu kecil, cocok untuk berbagai kalangan, bisa Dine in Dan Take away, cukup banyak tempat, beragam menu ayam.
15 Agustus 2021 11:27
KFC disini termasuk salah satu fast food legend yang masih bertahan di Dmall. Beberapa kali pindah lokasi dan ganti layout, tempatnya tetap nyaman buat nge-fastfood ria. Rasa ayamnya konsisten, kulit ayamnya tetap terenak dibanding fastfood lain yg gw pernah coba.
12 Juli 2021 21:26
Sorry to say nih kfc
gue dari kecil lebih suka kfc dari pada yg di sebelah
sampe kalo ditanya sukaan mana pasti gue selalu jawab kfc
tp kali ini di outlet depok mall ini
kemaren gue makan disitu
ya allah ayamnya kecil banget
daging keras
tepungnya juga beda banget
jujur lebih enak ayam2 yg gerobakan pinggir jalan
tolong next kedepannya di ubah lagi
i miss kfc yg dulu
saya tau itu pake ayam yg di pasar satu ekornya 25ribu
karna hafal bentukannya
gue dari kecil lebih suka kfc dari pada yg di sebelah
sampe kalo ditanya sukaan mana pasti gue selalu jawab kfc
tp kali ini di outlet depok mall ini
kemaren gue makan disitu
ya allah ayamnya kecil banget
daging keras
tepungnya juga beda banget
jujur lebih enak ayam2 yg gerobakan pinggir jalan
tolong next kedepannya di ubah lagi
i miss kfc yg dulu
saya tau itu pake ayam yg di pasar satu ekornya 25ribu
karna hafal bentukannya
17 April 2020 19:45
Tolong dong karyawati a/n: Miska diajarin biar lebih sopan dan sabar kepada customer. Masa customer dibentak-bentak cuma karena mau konfirmasi Pesanan yg belum tersedia.
12 Februari 2020 6:52
The grungy garage rock of Arc Yellow may not be the most original but they are infectious ear candy. Crunchy and melodious, the band’s latest release, Oh Well. Nothing, blends together 1990s alternative rock with a crisp modern production.
Recorded and mixed at Depok’s 58 Music studio by Pandu Fuzztoni of the power-pop group Morfem, the album is an energetic romp that rarely lets up. The underlying grunge factor that pervades every track is colored with other rock music elements, such as in the garage fuzz of “Pink Stripes” and “Ruma”, the 1960s pop of “Loud Louder Soft Softer” and the metallic-shin of “Sleepless”. The balance between the song’s produced immediacy and propulsive beats practically guarantees Arc Yellow a strong stage show.
“Our concept is basically, ‘Don’t expect us to sound any better [sound-wise] on recording as we do onstage’. We definitely played smart while recording this album — just moving the microphones around by feel, ” band leader Gilang T. Firdaus says.
Formed four years ago, Arc Yellow — vocalist-guitarist Gilang, bass player Regie Pramana and drummer Rizky Octadinanta — came together through their shared love of legendary grunge band Nirvana, in particular their emotionally raw final album In Utero.
“They were hanging out at my house before we were in a band, playing [customizable Japanese race toy cars]. Tamiya and I began strumming Nirvana’s ‘Pennyroyal Tea’ song on my nylon-string guitar. Rizki paid notice and asked me if I was into Nirvana and whether I wanted to start a band together, ” recalls Gilang.
The frontman also finds it easy to describe just why the band, even after infusing other genres into their songwriting, is still focused on grunge — a tag that even its pioneers frowned upon back in the day.
“All of us grew up with this music, ever since we were in elementary school up to our university days. We listened to punk and Britpop too, but it was grunge that had that staying power and convinced us that we should start playing it, ” Gilang recalls.
Rizky concurs and praises grunge’s aesthetics, which were about going against the mainstream flow.
The band members themselves seem satisfied with the album, proclaiming that their favorite song is, “every one of them, because they’re all good”.
“I like ‘Ruam’ because it’s the first Indonesian-lyric song that we have ever done, ” says Gilang, adding that he also likes “Fleur” because “it’s great to jump around to onstage”.
Reggie says “Loud Louder Soft Softer” is “catchy but evil”, while “Pink Stripes” shows that even though “we are not a raucous band, we have that raucous side to us”.
“I like the Middle Eastern-style part in ‘Kool’ and ‘Pregnant Simulation’ shows that you can mix groovy beats with heavy metal rhythms, ” Rizky says.
It hasn’t always been easy. The members see themselves as a Depok band, but saw that the underground scene there is permeated by bands that only exist for a few host months before breaking up. This results in a scene that isn’t particularly eventful or growing.
“We’ve always felt a bit like outsiders here, since most bands here play hardcore rock or reggae, ” Rizky said.
“We saw that around 2005 up to around 2007, there were a lot of bands that were playing active gigs outside of Depok, but when people came over to them after a gig to ask them where they came from, most would not say Depok, ” says Gilang.
Arc Yellow themselves are proud of their city, and though they don’t play there as much as they would like to, they’ve become a name that adds some weight to concert posters.
Though they use the instrumental elements of grunge, as band lyricist, Gilang doesn’t focus so much inwards, writing more about topics that points its ears more toward social issues, such as the homogeneous negativity that pervades social media.
Visually, the band references groups such as alternative icons Pavement with its collage graphics.
“We all agreed that we didn’t want something that was too tidy"
Recorded and mixed at Depok’s 58 Music studio by Pandu Fuzztoni of the power-pop group Morfem, the album is an energetic romp that rarely lets up. The underlying grunge factor that pervades every track is colored with other rock music elements, such as in the garage fuzz of “Pink Stripes” and “Ruma”, the 1960s pop of “Loud Louder Soft Softer” and the metallic-shin of “Sleepless”. The balance between the song’s produced immediacy and propulsive beats practically guarantees Arc Yellow a strong stage show.
“Our concept is basically, ‘Don’t expect us to sound any better [sound-wise] on recording as we do onstage’. We definitely played smart while recording this album — just moving the microphones around by feel, ” band leader Gilang T. Firdaus says.
Formed four years ago, Arc Yellow — vocalist-guitarist Gilang, bass player Regie Pramana and drummer Rizky Octadinanta — came together through their shared love of legendary grunge band Nirvana, in particular their emotionally raw final album In Utero.
“They were hanging out at my house before we were in a band, playing [customizable Japanese race toy cars]. Tamiya and I began strumming Nirvana’s ‘Pennyroyal Tea’ song on my nylon-string guitar. Rizki paid notice and asked me if I was into Nirvana and whether I wanted to start a band together, ” recalls Gilang.
The frontman also finds it easy to describe just why the band, even after infusing other genres into their songwriting, is still focused on grunge — a tag that even its pioneers frowned upon back in the day.
“All of us grew up with this music, ever since we were in elementary school up to our university days. We listened to punk and Britpop too, but it was grunge that had that staying power and convinced us that we should start playing it, ” Gilang recalls.
Rizky concurs and praises grunge’s aesthetics, which were about going against the mainstream flow.
The band members themselves seem satisfied with the album, proclaiming that their favorite song is, “every one of them, because they’re all good”.
“I like ‘Ruam’ because it’s the first Indonesian-lyric song that we have ever done, ” says Gilang, adding that he also likes “Fleur” because “it’s great to jump around to onstage”.
Reggie says “Loud Louder Soft Softer” is “catchy but evil”, while “Pink Stripes” shows that even though “we are not a raucous band, we have that raucous side to us”.
“I like the Middle Eastern-style part in ‘Kool’ and ‘Pregnant Simulation’ shows that you can mix groovy beats with heavy metal rhythms, ” Rizky says.
It hasn’t always been easy. The members see themselves as a Depok band, but saw that the underground scene there is permeated by bands that only exist for a few host months before breaking up. This results in a scene that isn’t particularly eventful or growing.
“We’ve always felt a bit like outsiders here, since most bands here play hardcore rock or reggae, ” Rizky said.
“We saw that around 2005 up to around 2007, there were a lot of bands that were playing active gigs outside of Depok, but when people came over to them after a gig to ask them where they came from, most would not say Depok, ” says Gilang.
Arc Yellow themselves are proud of their city, and though they don’t play there as much as they would like to, they’ve become a name that adds some weight to concert posters.
Though they use the instrumental elements of grunge, as band lyricist, Gilang doesn’t focus so much inwards, writing more about topics that points its ears more toward social issues, such as the homogeneous negativity that pervades social media.
Visually, the band references groups such as alternative icons Pavement with its collage graphics.
“We all agreed that we didn’t want something that was too tidy"
31 Juli 2019 6:41
Good one but KFC Dmall seriously need to add one more cashier (currently only two cashiers). Most of the time long queue
04 Juli 2019 13:36
KFC di sini kurang berasa bumbunya.kyk makan kentaki pinggir jalan.beda bgt sama KFC pada umumnya.quality controlnya tolong diperhatikan.sepertinya ada kesalahan saat meracik bumbu.
23 April 2019 12:35
Restoran yang memiliki ayam dengan bumbu khas yang enak dan sedap. Ada menu baru yang juga tidak kalah enaknya. Perlu dicoba