Old Chang Kee Has New $1 Korean Fried Chicken For A Limited Time Only

Old Chang Kee has new Korean OPPA Fried Chicken

Curry puff maven Old Chang Kee has introduced a new deep-fried food to their line-up: Korean fried chicken. Available islandwide at all Old Chang Kee outlets from today, you’ll find them in the display under OPPA Fried Chicken, which is what they’ve named their newest release.

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OPPA Fried Chicken only comes in one flavour: a house-made, sweet soya sauce glaze that coats every piece of mid-wing and drummette. They’re finished with white sesame seeds, which add crunch and flavour to each bite. This new item is only on the shelves for the month of November, so give them a try soon!

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What makes this deal even sweeter is their 10-piece promotion: it’s $10 for 10 pieces, working out to just $1 a pop. Otherwise, two pieces go for $3, and four for $5.

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If you’re headed to Old Chang Kee Coffee House, which you can find on Mackenzie Road, Our Tampines Hub, Tanjong Pagar Plaza and outside Bird Paradise in Mandai Wildlife Reserve, the OPPA Fried Chicken is sold as part of the OPPA Rice Bowl ($13.90), which comes with a free cup of barley.

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The OPPA Rice Bowl is a hearty meal option, comprising a bed of white rice with three pieces of the Korean fried chicken, with edamame, corn, cherry tomatoes, broccoli, and half a hard-boiled egg.

Whether you’re looking to have the OPPA Fried Chicken from Old Chang Kee, or the OPPA Rice Bowl from Old Chang Kee Coffee House, they can be ordered off delivery platforms including Foodpanda, Deliveroo and GrabFood.

Also hitting stores today is Din Tai Fung’s steamed chocolate lava bun, which you can enjoy till the end of the year. On a chicky note, check out the chicken rice onigiri at Ah Lim Chicken Rice, although they’re only available on Saturdays.

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Old Chang Kee is a halal-certified eatery

Feature image adapted from Old Chang Kee.