Best Fried Chickens in Subang Jaya

Lim's Fried Chicken in Restoran Wong Soon Kee is probably the most sought after fried chicken in Subang Jaya. They're incredibly famous for transporting tons and tons of fresh chicken every morning to ensure quality and taste in every piece served. Beautifully marinated and fried till golden brown, the skin is not only crispy as the flesh is moist and succulent. Goes amazingly well with some sambal.

If it wasn't for their nasi lemak, the fried chicken would be the top reason to visit Restoran Darussalam. Known as one of the mamak that opens 24 hours in the heart of SS15, Restoran Darussalam is a great place to hang out and enjoy a serving of fried chicken with your nasi lemak. Marinated with spices, the fried chicken is done extremely crispy and moist. Do not forget to try out their keropok lekor too. 

The Birdmen Co is a great place to visit if you're in the mood for some chicken wings or any western dishes for that matter. They typically serve western comfort food, so things like steak and filet mignon are absent. Featuring the six-piece sampler, which comprises of 6 different flavours. Regular Fried, Garlic Parmesan, Honey Mustard, Smoky BBQ, Spicy Hot Sauce and Sweet-Sour Asian Sensation. Salivating yet? 

myElephant's version of the fried chicken is a little different. Known as 'Gai Tod Gratiam Prik Thai', strips of chicken are marinated with a special seasoning and fried till crispy and tender perfection. Topped with some chopped vegetables, coriander and served with a side of chili sauce, it's a perfect dish to kickstart a series of feast ahead. 

The crispy chicken served here at Snackz is very reminiscent of Taiwanese fried chicken. The deep fried chicken is covered in chilli powder and served in a paperbag with skewers. The first thing to note is that the portion of fried chicken served here is quite generous, making it a great snack food to share. The chicken pieces themselves are much thinner than most other pieces of Taiwanese fried chicken out there, making it easier to bite through and enjoy. There’s also a slight sweet aftertaste to it, which is not really found in other servings of Taiwanese fried chicken.