Beauty World may be known as the Korean food haven of Singapore’s Westside, but the ‘hood is about to get its foodie cred bumped up with Eng Kee Chicken Wings opening their fourth outlet there. Eng Kee at Beauty World will open on 30 October, though fans can head down come 22 October for their soft opening.
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Eng Kee Chicken Wings is one of our city’s most famous homegrown chicken wing sellers, often drawing long queues for their crispy, juicy wings that embody the motto, “simple is best”. Their flagship opened in 1989, and the stall owners have been pushing out consistently delicious wings since then. Seasoned lightly, each piece lets the natural flavour of the chicken meat make the statement. Their batter is also beloved for being extra crisp, but not too greasy.
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Each piece is priced at $1.30. You can enjoy your wings with other deep-fried bites found in most economical bee hoon stalls, from bee hoon to kway teow from $0.80; otah, Taiwanese sausage, and fried beancurd skin, aka zai er, from $1 each.
As part of the Beauty World launch, the eatery is also giving away 10 pieces of chicken wings to 10 lucky winners. You can find out more about how to win via their Facebook announcement.
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If you’re not near Beauty World, no sweat, as you can still get your hands on Eng Kee’s Chicken Wings if you reside in the West, at their existing outlets in Blk 117 Commonwealth Drive, Blk 85 Redhill Lane, and Blk 505 West Coast Drive.
They also offer food delivery via Getz, and self-pickup. Islandwide delivery is also available, with fees depending on your location.
For more finger lickin’ good wings, check out our guide to the best fried chicken in Singapore. There is also our Beauty World food guide if you’re looking for more dining options in the same area.
Address: 144 Upper Bukit Timah Road, #04-46, Beauty World Centre, Singapore 588177
Opening hours: TBD
Website
Featured image adapted from Eng Kee and @live2njoy
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