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2017-01-13
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Walking around Tseung Kwan O, boyfriend stopped for ... yes, fried stuff. This are of the mall focuses on all sorts of take away only snacks and drinks.Big Big Chick, as one guesses, features fried chicken. There are different parts of the bird and menu is in English and Chinese. Everything is found at the counter. Along with chicken, they also have other fried things. I guess this is for those that love everything fried.We ordered a babie chickee (small size for $24). This is basically chicken
Big Big Chick, as one guesses, features fried chicken. There are different parts of the bird and menu is in English and Chinese. Everything is found at the counter. Along with chicken, they also have other fried things. I guess this is for those that love everything fried.
We ordered a babie chickee (small size for $24). This is basically chicken thigh nuggets and not really meat from a baby chicken. The staff will ask how spicy you want it and they will toss it around whatever spicy seasoning that is on hand. As I can't really eat spicy, we said tiny amount. It was not too spicy but it was chock full of unhealthy MSG. But if you are worried about MSG and health, then why are you munching on fried chicken anyways? The meat was moist and tender. The coating wasn't too thick and crispy. The seasoning was ok. As far as the Taiwanese fried chicken competition goes, this place was ok. Not that great. There are much better ones out there.
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