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Chon Dak @ 1MK
Chon Dak serves authentic Korean Chicken made with fresh chicken daily and seasoned with their special homemade seasonings. They use fresh cooking oil every time and never re-use their frying oil. Try their specialty dishes such as Korean Traditional Kampung / Normal Chicken (whole), Dak Kangjeong Boneless Chicken in Original, Spicy and Honey flavours, and drumstick and wings in Original, Spicy, Soy Garlic and Honey Combo.
Each plate is fried fresh and not sitting on a warmer, so you get the best tasting piece of Korean Fried Chicken.
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LG-08 (Level LG), 1 Mont Kiara 1, Jalan Kiara, Mont Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, 50480, Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur
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Kyochon
Thanks to the mass popularity of K-Pop sensation that penetrated our local market these days, even Korean food is getting plenty of buzz! One of them is of course the Korean fried chicken from the award-winning KyoChon restaurant. Hailed all the way from South Korea, KyoChon is known for its MSG-free quality poultry and best of all, not as greasy as you would normally find in a typical fried chicken. This sensation comes in three types of flavours: “Original Soy Series”, “Red Series” and “Honey Series”. While both Original Soy and Red Series (glazed over with hot Korean red chilli peppers sauce) are decent enough, it is their honey-glazed fried chicken that is truly worth savouring for. It’s irresistibly crunchy to the bite and the sweetness of natural honey makes the dish all the more appetising. Upon ordering the fried chicken, you have an option of picking regular, medium or large size, while the chicken types, available with a choice of wingette and drumette, as well as drumstick.More info
KyoChon 1991 @ Pavilion KL View restaurant
Lot 1.54, Level 1, Pavilion KL, Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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Sei Ngan Zai Fried Chicken @ Pudu Wai Sek Kai
The famous Pudu Wai Sek Kai is best known for many local Chinese foods like fried carrot cake, chee cheong fun, and one fried chicken hawker stall that you should totally stop by. Sei Ngan Zai Fried Chicken (or “Bespectacled Guy Fried Chicken”, roughly translated from the small yellow signboard atop the counter) serves perfectly deep-fried chicken with really crispy skin – worth every bite as you sink your teeth in. Are you one that is picky with parts? Here you’ll get to choose from drumstick, wing, carcass, breast, thigh, feet and even butt (or more appropriately, “bishop’s nose”). Aside the crispy exterior, the white meat on the inside is both juicy and succulent.More info
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Pudu Wai Sek Kai, Jalan Sayur, Off Jalan Pudu, 55100, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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Restoran ZK
This corner mamak restaurant in Kampung Attap is best known for its signature fish head curry. It is so popular, you’ll be surprised by how many local patrons are willing to queue up for it. While the fish head curry is the main highlight in Restoran ZK, the honey fried chicken comes highly-recommended as well. The fried chicken itself is blessed with crispy skin, and tastes even better with its sweet-as-honey glaze! No doubt it’s a must-have dish if you happen to stop by here.More info
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76, Jalan Kampung Attap, 50460, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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Restoran A. Hassan
At first glance, the Cheras Velodrome seems like a sports facility for cycling. But look beyond it and you’ll notice it’s also home to many yummy Malay food stalls with one particularly good one – Restoran A. Hassan Sdn Bhd. This stall has all the usual dishes such as nasi kandar, but their main specialty is the signature Ayam Goreng Kampung (village fried chicken). Unlike the typical fried chicken, the ayam kampung is noticeably smaller in size but has firmer meat. This deep-fried delight is especially robust in taste, and pairs well with a plate of rice and other side dishes.More info
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30, Velodrome Biz Park, Batu 4, Jalan Cheras, 56000, Cheras, Kuala Lumpur
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Ipoh Steamed Tilapia in Sauce
This place itself is more of a makeshift food stall sandwiched between the two shop lots along the alleyway, complete with zinc rooftop. If you’re asking why the funny name, it’s actually a direct translation from the Chinese signboard. The delicious steamed tilapia (or better known by the local Chinese as “fei zhou yu” or “African fish”) may get the credit here but many patrons frequent this stall for its signature salted egg fried chicken wings (and drumsticks). It might sound like a weird combination at first, especially for those who are so used to eating normal fried chicken, but a taste of this will have you agreeing on the recipe. Here, the chicken wings are deep-fried to perfection with the right level of crispiness, while matching well with the piquant flavour of the salted egg. Don’t be surprised if you end up addicted to them. I know I have.More info
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211, Jalan Pudu (Opposite Restoran Fei Por), 55100, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks @ Nu Sentral
Since its introduction into the local market more than a decade ago, this famous hawker-stall style outlet has been mushrooming all around major shopping malls in the Klang Valley area alone. By now, many locals would recognise some of Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks’ signature foods such as mee sua and sweet plum potato fries. Another popular food worthy of a mention is their XXL Crispy Chicken. Like the name suggests, the fried chicken is particularly large in size and enough to be eaten on its own as a main course, especially if you have an average appetite. Best of all, it is served piping-hot upon order and deep-fried to golden brown perfection using special batter. The fried chicken is not only crispy, but the additional Oriental seasoning on the skin makes it more flavourful. The chicken meat, in the meantime, is tender enough till the last bite.
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Lot L4.08A, Nu Sentral Shopping Centre, No. 201, Jalan Tun Sambanthan, 50470, KL Sentral, Kuala Lumpur
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Project B
This particular café is part of a humble joint-venture project between Dignity for Children (DFC) foundation, Berjaya Cares Foundation and The BIG Group. As you would have guessed, this café is primarily operated to support a good cause, which can be observed by the number of underprivileged young adults operating the place to hone their skills in the F&B industry. As for the café’s menu offering, Project B is known for its fried chicken varieties which come in three fusion flavours, starting with the buttermilk-coated “Signature Crunch”; the “Sweet & Sticky Korean Fried”; and the “Hot & Spicy Berempah”. You can opt for the combo menu such as “The Signature”, which comes with two pieces of chicken, fries, slaw and soft drink.More info
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25-G, Jalan 11/48A, Sentul, 51000, Sentul, Kuala Lumpur
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