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Korean fried chicken varieties served here include the Original Fried Chicken ($19.80 for half, $34.80 for whole), Boneless Fried Chicken, Soy Sauce Fried Chicken, Carbonara Chicken, and spicy Yang Nyum Chicken. Though my personal favourite is the Soya Chicken Wings coated with Korean soy sauce, swirls matched with quite juicy and moist meat. With the operational and cooking techniques sourced from a famous fried chicken shop in Korea, some of the flavours such as the seasoning of the food are adapted to suit the local palates. Only fresh chicken is used at Twins, not frozen chicken so that the dishes can retain their flavour and juiciness.

• The cuttlefish, which is usually not my favourite, is surprisingly tender here, offering almost no resistance to the bite.
• Prices here range from $3.90 for a cupcake to $7.50 for a slice of cake.
• After all, one of the hallmarks of a xiao long bao is the piping hot soup spilling as you bite into it, but I guess you’re also less likely to scald your tongue with these.
• Found between Serene Centre and Crown Centre, Atlas Coffeehouse is a 10 to 15-minute walk from Botanic Gardens MRT Station.
• Food with a zesty flavor never soothing or dull; this is exactly the opposite.
• I like my food spicy, so I was glad to see 3 options – laksa, tom yum and mala.

When dine-in is permitted, the stall also offers K-barbeque. It is delicious, flavorsome, full of flavor, appetizing, scrumptious, probably fresh and juicy, making a succulent meal, a kid would say finger licking good. Apply to food and dishes full of bite, piquancy, zing, zest and relish. It will never be dull or tasteless, disgusting, gross or nauseating. The spicy hot basil rice ($5) is also a bit of a misnomer too, because it’s actually not that hot unless you deliberately get a mouthful of chilli.

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Chicken Tikka Biryani

I found myself swallowing my words as quickly as I was devouring the noodles. I’m not usually a fan of KFC because the sauces tend to be just a bit too sweet for me, but I was surprised that I actually enjoyed Pink Candy’s version of spicy chicken wings (9 pieces for $14.90). They weren’t actually spicy , but the sweet and savoury elements were well-balanced and the skin stayed quite crispy despite being doused in the red sauce. This version came with small pieces of beef, which were slightly chewy but not too bad. The shredded cucumber went very well with the noodles, as did the enormous slabs of tomato. Topped with half a hard-boiled egg, it’s a moderately light but filling lunch.

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4 Fingers is one the most popular Korean Fried Chicken fast-food style brand among the youths here. Unlike the other restaurants where the focus is Fried Chicken, Kko Kko Nara is a typical Korean restaurant with the usual Korean fare, which happens to be very known for their Korean Fried Chicken. While I did not experience that “crunchiness”, this was good, well-marinated, moist, juicy chicken. Goobne Chicken 굽네치킨 is one of the most popular oven-roasted chicken brands in Korea, and the brand was previously endorsed by Korean celebrity group EXO. To be honest, this is the crispiest Korean Fried Chickens I had in Singapore for a long time. The pieces came wrapped with a light and crunchy batter, yet not as oily as it seemed.

Having had their food a few times, Buta Kin definitely sits on the higher end of that spectrum. Although their speciality is tonkotsu ramen, they also have a range of Japanese curries and a couple of donburis. And while their curry chicken noodle ($3.80) wasn’t as well-rounded, it’s still an above-average version. The curry is more soupy than creamy, fairly flavourful but just bordering on too salty.

Sin Manbok Korean Restaurant

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