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Phat Fingers Opens In Clementi, Get Honey Butter Korean Fried Chicken Here

Phat Fingers has Korean fried chicken in NEWest Mall


Image credit: @phatfingers.korean

If you’re a fan of Korean fried chicken, you may have heard of Phat Fingers, a cloud kitchen franchise that up until recently had only one dine-in outlet at Telok Ayer. That changed on 10 March 2023, when Phat Fingers opened its latest eatery in NEWest Mall at Clementi.

Here, you can expect an extensive variety of fried chicken-based eats here, ranging from honey butter chicken to thick burgers.

Those with a penchant for super spicy food should try the Nuclear Spicy Xtra Hot Burger ($8.99), a chunky number comprising a crunchy deep-fried chicken thigh, drenched in a mouth-numbing spicy-sweet sauce. It’s topped with melty cheese and a house-made kimchi slaw to cut through the grease.

If the prospect of eating something that fiery makes you queasy, Psy’s Famous Chicken Burger ($8.99) may be more up your alley. You get a thick chicken thigh piece twice-fried to juicy perfection, complete with a bulgogi glaze, melted cheese, and the same kimchi slaw.

With its sticky-sweet sauce reminiscent of the addictive honey butter almond snack, the Honey Butter Chicken Tenders ($9.99) is a must-have. When we tried the dish at the Telok Ayer outlet, we felt that it had the ideal proportion of sauce, meat, and batter.

The Chicken Cutlet Rice Bowl ($8.99) is a great pick if you’re looking for something hearty to eat. You get a substantial amount of short-grain rice served with house-made kimchi, assorted veggies, and a juicy fried chicken cutlet.

To read our full coverage of Phat Fingers’ Telok Ayer eatery, have a look at our Phat Fingers review. For a hidden gem restaurant near NUS that has 100-hour duck confit and more, read our Mam Mam review.

Address: 1 West Coast Drive, #01-73, NEWest Mall, Singapore 128020
Opening hours: TBD
Website
Phat Fingers Clementi is not a halal-certified eatery.

Photos taken by Chew Yi En.

Enze Kay

Enze is a Singapore-based food writer. He enjoys noodle dishes from around the world, but local classics such as bak chor mee, wonton mee, and hokkien mee hold a special place in his heart.

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