10 Places in Singapore That Serve Superb Fried Chicken

What’s a snack that can never go wrong? Fried chicken! Although it isn’t the healthiest snack to have, fried chicken is a tantalising item that is loved by many. Crispy and succulent fried chicken is highly addictive, and definitely very hard to stay away from.

It’s probably not a good idea to indulge in fried chicken every day, but an occasional indulgence is a necessity!

We have sussed out ten places in Singapore where you can get yourself a cluckingly good fried chicken!

Ah Tan Wings

25-year-old Wee Yang’s har cheong gai is so well loved that the wings always run out way before the closing time. Go for the Atas Wing Meal ($4.90) which comprises four pieces of har cheong kai, rice and a sunny side up, or the Atas Cutlet Meal ($5.90) which comes with a har cheong cutlet instead of 4 wings (u.p: $1.60 each)

The wings are marinated for a minimum of 2 days to ensure that the meat fully absorbs the savoury har cheong marinade. Each crispy wing exudes a strong fragrance that will leave anyone lusting for more! Read more: https://www.chuankain1.sg-host.com/ah-tan-wings/

Eng Kee

If you’re a fan of chicken wings, you shouldn’t miss out on the ones offered at Eng Kee. Located along Commonwealth Drive, this economic bee hoon hawker stall has wowed many patrons with their mouth-watering chicken wings.

The chicken wings ($1.30/pc) here are fried to perfection — crisp exterior, thin layer of greasy fat and juicy, flavourful meat. You can have the chicken wings on their own, or have them as an accompaniment to the economic bee hoon ($0.80/plate), along with other dishes, such as long beans ($0.50/portion), otah ($1.20/pc) and ngoh hiang ($1.10). Read more: https://www.chuankain1.sg-host.com/eng-kee-chicken-wings/

Goldhill Family Restaurant

If you’re looking for a super affordable meal that consists of delicious fried chicken, look no further than Goldhill Family Restaurant.

For $2, you get a plate of rice, 2 vegetables and 1 chicken wing at this zhap chye png stall. How affordable is that?!

The chicken wings ($1/pc) here are fried in small batches, which ensures that every diner gets a piping hot crispy chicken wing. Although there isn’t a ton of batter covering the wing, there is still a good amount that ensures a loud crunch, before your teeth touches the greasy skin. Read more: https://admin.misstamchiak.com/goldhill-family-restaurant/

Hi Leskmi Nasi Lemak

Hi Leskmi Nasi Lemak sells Chinese-style nasi lemak. Diners are able to choose from 3 nasi lemak sets, or customise their own nasi lemak meal. Read more: https://www.chuankain1.sg-host.com/hi-leskmi-nasi-lemak

Although the chicken wings were on the drier side, the skin was still nicely crisp, and the meat well-seasoned. The homemade sambal complemented the chicken wings perfectly with its smoky sweetness and slight spicy kick.

Ponggol Nasi Lemak

Punggol Nasi Lemak is no stranger to long queues. They are especially known for their fried chicken wing, and drumstick, which are lightly seasoned. A crunchy exterior, and wonderfully succulent meat, what more can you ask for? The wings are a little greasy, but that shouldn’t stop you from savouring every bit of it!

The wings are so popular that almost every patron orders one, or two!

Salt

Unlike the other places in this listing, Salt doesn’t have chicken wings. Instead, their version of fried chicken is in a cutlet form!

The menu at Salt is rather lean. Diners either choose fried chicken cutlet, or the sous vide grilled chicken, to go with their pasta or fried rice.

The chicken cutlet had a beautiful golden brown skin, that was shatteringly crispy. Within it lies a tender and juicy piece of chicken thigh. The owners shared that they use their own flour mixture to achieve that flawless crisp. Read more: https://www.chuankain1.sg-host.com/salt/

Tony Cafe

Tucked within Adelphi Shopping Centre is Tony Café, a no-frills eatery that sells zhap chye png. What’s so special about this place is that on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, Tony Café sells their own rendition of fried chicken wings!

The owner, Shirley, shared that their recipe is adapted from the corona chicken recipe, which explains how the well-cooked chicken’s beautiful golden brown exterior. The chicken wings were all well-seasoned, and boasted tender and succulent flesh that was highly addictive!

Two Wings

Two Wings, which started out as a hawker stall in Bukit Merah, has grown into a chicken wing empire. The brand currently has two outlets, one at Timbre+ and the other at Essen At The Pinnacle.

The wings($8.90/6 pieces) which are sourced from Brazil, as they are supposed to be fattier and meatier, are all fried upon order. This ensures that every customer gets a freshly fried and crispy wing. 3 different flavours — salted egg yolk, chilli crab, and the original heritage flavour— are available.

Victor Famous Fried Chicken Wing Rice

Victor’s Famous Fried Chicken Wing has been around for over 30 years. They may be better known as Carona Fried Chicken, a household name that enjoyed a certain level of fame back in the 1980s. Victor, the owner, told us that he sold the Carona franchise to a friend years ago. The Carona brand has been discontinued but the recipe lives on with this stall. Their customer base comprises loyal fans who grew up eating Carona fried chicken.

The fried chicken wings were really crispy, even after being left out in the open for 15 minutes. The seasoning of the chicken, which had hints of spices, was distinctly different — unlike that of the typical chicken wings. Needless to say, the wings lived up to their reputation and were incredibly addictive. I finished the two chicken wings in no time at all. For full article: https://www.chuankain1.sg-host.com/victor-famous-fried-chicken/

Yon Yan

Touted as the “Prime Minster Fried Chicken”, Yon Yan rose to fame after PM Lee braved a 30-minute queue for their fried chicken wings at its previous outlet in Redhill. The hawker stall has relocated to West Coast Market Square. Read the full article here: https://www.chuankain1.sg-host.com/yon-yan/

Although the stall sells economic bee hoon ($0.60/plate), it is famous for its fried chicken wings ($1.40/pc). The stall fries the chicken in small batches, which ensures that everyone gets piping hot fried chicken. These delicious chicken wings had a nice crisp exterior, encapsulating the juicy and moist chicken meat. Like with any deep-fried food, the greasiness was present, but not overwhelming.

And, that’s a wrap! Gather your troops and head to one, or more, of the places on our list to satisfy your craving for mouth-watering fried chicken! We sure know what we will be eating this weekend!

MissTamChiak.com made anonymous visits and paid its own meals at the stalls featured here.

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