Showing posts with label Farrer MRT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Farrer MRT. Show all posts

Saturday, 2 March 2013

The Largest Fried Chicken strikes back...

I had written about this place some time back. And I was passing by the place today and...

Besides for the 'Original' flavour, the 'Spicy' flavour and the 'BBQ Lemon Chicken',
it seems that the owner of this stall have roll out a few more new flavours.
The new flavours are 'Onion Chicken', 'Garlic Chicken', 'Curry Chicken',
'Seaweed Chicken' and 'Sour Plum Chicken'.

With no camera flashingWith a bit of camera flashing...

Since I haven't been eating this for a very long time, I decided to give one of the new
flavours a try. Therefore... 'Curry Chicken' flavour has been selected. :P The size
of the 'Fried Chicken' still remains to be pretty big and the crispy touch still
remains to be pretty good. Taste wise, basically it is using the original
'Fried Chicken' as the base and they are sprinkling the Curry powder all over it.
Though it ended up to be a bit too powder-ish but the aroma of the Curry powder
is pretty nice. Although the taste of the Curry powder happen to be pretty strong
, but I still prefer the taste of the original or the spicy flavour, which is also
not too powder-ish.

So what is the name of this stall again?
The name of this stall would be 'Hot Star Large Fried Chicken'.
It seems to be expanding rapidly over the past year. It currently have 4 outlets
in Singapore and they are located at Basement 1 of 'City Square Mall', Level 3 of
'Nex Mall Serangoon', Basement 1 of 'Tampines 1' and Basement 4 of 'ION Orchard'.
So why don't you quickly make your way to the outlet closest to you and comment
about the new flavours that they are offering over here, in this blog. :P

Note:
  • They wouldn't cut the Fried Chicken into pieces so WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get)...
* Click here for the website of 'Hot Star Large Fried Chicken'.
^ Click here for my previous post about 'Hot Star Large Fried Chicken'.

Tuesday, 6 March 2012

Biggest... no.... it should be the largest Fried Chicken in Singapore

One of the infamous finger food of Taiwan would most probably be one piece of humongous Fried Chicken. According to some TV shows that I have seen back then, Taiwanese teenagers can queue up and buy a humongous piece of Fried Chicken that will last them for a whole day... Simply unbelievable...

Time to move on ....

Here comes the biggest Fried Chicken in Singapore...
So how big is big?
I was comparing it with the size of my palm and in terms of the length it's
roughly around 1.75 times of my palm and the width is roughly around 1.25 times
of my palm... (By the way I'm around 1.75 cm in height... and I was stretching
out my hands to the maximum before I can successfully take a full photo of it.)

I know its big but so what... how bout the taste?
This piece of Fried Chicken isn't very salty at all, which I find it good.
I recalled myself having my first bite off a Taiwanese-style Fried Chicken
before and my first impression of it was... 'TOO SALTY'. I couldn't believe
that I would give this a try... and luckily I did else I would never believe
that Fried Chicken can taste so good. The Fried Chicken itself is pretty hot,
crispy and not too dry. I was standing at a corner eating this Fried Chicken
and this is the first time in my entire whole life hoping that this Fried
Chicken can continue to grow on and on... I just can resist it... Yummy :D.


I guess that the owner is pretty proud about his Fried Chicken too...


The name of this stall would be 'Hot Star Large Fried Chicken' and it is
located on basement 1 of City Square Mall, which is also 5 - 10 minutes
walking distance from Mustafa and Farrer Park MRT.

Note:
  • They wouldn't cut the Fried Chicken into pieces so WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get)...
  • The original Fried Chicken comes in a spicy taste too. (The one that I had shown here would be the spicy Fried Chicken.
  • Opening Hours: 10.30am - 9.45pm
* Click here for the website of City Square Mall in Singapore.
^ Click here for the website of 'Hot Star Large Fried Chicken'.