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Waker Chicken: Legit Korean Fried Chicken Hawker Opens In Bedok, Has $1.40 Per Piece Fried Chicken

Waker Chicken at Bedok

Image credit: @missionsgcafes

Easties, this is one launch you’ll want in on. You can now get your Korean fried chicken fix at Waker Chicken’s latest outlet, located in a coffeeshop at 211 New Upper Changi.

Started by two Koreans living in Singapore, Noh Tae Woo and Kim Jinho, the humble hawker stall is known for dishing out crispy and authentic Korean fried chicken made with ingredients that are directly sourced from Korea.

The chicken is said to be seasoned overnight for maximum flavour and tenderness. Each piece is fried to order, so you can expect fresh and juicy fried chicken each time.

Prices range from $13 to $14 for half a chicken, which includes seven pieces. This works out to just $2 or less per piece—a steal for legit Korean fried chicken that usually costs much more at any other restaurant.

Image credit: @wakerchicken.sg

Alternatively, go for the Tender/Fillet option, priced from $11 for eight pieces, working out to be just $1.40 per piece.

Flavours wise, choose from Original, Sweet Spicy, Soy Sauce, and Honey Butter, which comes with a generous sprinkling of honey butter-flavoured powder. If you’re dining solo, you can go for the wings instead, which are affordably priced from $6 for three.

If Upper Changi is out of the way for you, head to their first branch at 40 Holland Drive, a brisk five-minute walk from Holland Village MRT Station. For updates from the Korean fried chicken hawker stall, check out their IG page.

If you love fried chicken, check out our Shuang Bao Thai review for cheap Thai-Style fried chicken, also in Bedok! Alternatively, head to No.1 Western Food for old-school chicken cutlet and more under $10.

Address: 211 New Upper Changi
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9pm
Website

Featured image adapted from@wakerchicken.sg and @missionsgcafes

Anthia Chng

As the Associate Editor of Eatbook, Anthia survives on a steady diet of cake and coffee. With a decade of writing experience in food, fashion, and beauty—including six years at Expat Living Singapore—she’s passionate about sharing stories that excite and inspire, whether it’s discovering the latest restaurant opening or shining a light on a heritage hawker stall.

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