
5 Authentic Korean Fried Chicken Joints In Singapore To Try This Weekend
If you have a dream ofĀ going on holiday in Korea but can't make it come true just yet, you can have the Korean experience right here in Singapore feasting on Korean fried chicken!Ā šš°š·
KeepĀ reading to check out five authentic Korean fried chicken joints in Singapore!
#1 Kko Kko Na Ra


You knowĀ it's the real deal when Koreans in Singapore flock there for a taste of home! Specialising in KFC (that's Korean Fried Chicken š), Kko Kko NaraĀ was founded by Ms Eon Lee, a Korean cook who spentĀ six months perfecting her fried chicken recipe before opening the restaurant in 2008.
Nothing beats their original fried chicken flavour that's perfectly seasoned and greasy without being too oily! There are also three other delicious flavours of KFC - soy garlic sauce, sweet & spicy, and hot & spicy. Their menu is pretty extensive with hearty Korean dishes like soups, stews, pancakes,Ā bulgogi, tteokbokki and bibimbap.
š68 Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore 088489
ā°Ā MonĀ to Sat: 11am - 3pm, 6pm - 3am; Sun: 6pm - 1am
š kkokkonara.com
#2 Oven & Fried Chicken


Whether you like your Korean-style chicken baked, roastedĀ or fried, you can get your fill atĀ Oven & Fried Chicken. For those who want a variety of dishes with their fried chicken, you can also enjoy other Korean dishes here like the Kimchi Pancake, Kimchi Stew and Assorted Fish Cake Soup.
As they say, when in Rome, do as the Romans do. While we're not in Korea, we can still get the same experience feasting on Korean fried chicken with beer!Ā You can pick from a wideĀ selection of imported bottled and draft beer here including Korean alcohol like Soju and Makgoelli.
š182 Telok Ayer Street, S068630
ā° MonĀ to Fri:Ā 11.30am - 2.30pm, 5.30pm - 12am; Sat, Sun & P.H.: 4pm - 12am
š ofcsingapore.com
#3 Chir Chir

Chir Chir (pronounced Chi-Re Chi-Re) is a fried chicken chain restaurant from South Korea known for its signature freshly-cooked Korean chicken dishes.
BesidesĀ fried chicken,Ā they also offer roast chicken and a variety of cheese and fondue dishes that are worth stopping everyone from digging in and whipping out your phones to post on Instagram. CompleteĀ your meal with a beer for the ultimate Korean experience!
š5 outlets: [email protected], Bedok Point, Jem, Chinatown Point, Bugis Junction
š chirchir.com
#4 OPPA Chicken


A Korean fried chicken restaurant franchise from Korea, OPPA ChickenĀ serves simple and fuss-free fried chicken. The Head chef went to Korea to learn the recipes directly from the original outlets so you can bet the taste is authentic!Ā If you find most Korean fried chicken joints a little pricey, you can check out OPPA ChickenĀ asĀ their price point isĀ lower than most joints.
Although the restaurant serves other Korean dishes,Ā the star of the menu is still the fried chicken and their signature Honey Garlic Chicken is aĀ must-try!
š274 South Bridge Rd, Singapore 058823
ā°Ā Mon to Sat: 11amĀ - 10pm; Closed on Sundays
š facebook.com/OPPAchicken
#5Ā Waker Chicken


Tucked away in the heart of Toh Payoh is this fried chicken joint! This stall in Ci Yuan Hawker Centre serves authentic Korean fried chicken in a casual setting. Choose fromĀ a variety of flavours including original, sweet spicy, soy and honey butter.
š125 Lor 1 Toa Payoh, Singapore 310125
ā° Mon to Fri: 11.30am - 9.30pm; Sat & Sun: 12 - 9.30pm
šĀ facebook.com/wakerchicken
If you're craving more Korean food besides fried chicken, check out our list of authentic Korean restaurants in Singapore!
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Text by: GirlStyle SG