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Taiwan’s Famous Monga Fried Chicken To Open At ION Orchard On 28 Nov 2019

19th November 2019

Monga Fried Chicken in Singapore

Monga Fried Chicken (5)Image credits: @mongasingapore

Today’s news seems to be on all things fried-chicken-related, what’s with the announcement of KFC’s newest Sour Cream & Onion Chicken that is set to launch on 20 November 2019 , as well as Monga Fried Chicken second outlet at ION Orchard come 28 Nov 2019! This means non-Westies will no longer have to travel all the way down to Monga’s first outlet at JEM, which sees snaking queues every day.

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The popular Taiwanese fried chicken chain gets its name from the Wanhua district of Taiwan, which is traditionally known as Monga. This vibrant neighbourhood is also home to the bustling Snake Alley night market and is Taipei’s oldest district.

Monga Fried Chicken (9)

What makes their chicken so special is how they’re cut into a thick slice, with a minimum of two-cm thickness. This ensures that the chicken stays nice and juicy, even after being deep-fried. 

They also add a generous drizzle of honey instead of sugar during the chicken’s marination process. We’ve yet to try it personally, but Monga claims that the honey helps to tenderise the meat while giving it a mild sweetness. 

Monga Fried Chicken (3)

There will also be flavoured chicken on the menu. Taiker ($6.90) is a seaweed-flavoured fried chicken, and comes covered in specks of seaweed powder. They’re also set to bring in a spicy variant known as Hot Chick ($6.90), and even fried chicken skins ($3.90) for even easier snacking. 

brown sugar bubble tea
Image credits: @mongacanada

The Monga store in Canada also serves up Brown Sugar Bubble Tea. We’re unsure if they’ll be bringing it to Singapore, but juicy fried chicken and creamy bubble tea is definitely a combination that can’t go wrong together. We’re keeping our fingers crossed on this.

If you’re still craving for Taiwanese food, check out Eat 3 Bowls for their beautiful classroom-themed interior and $4.50 lu rou fan!

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