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2021-09-16
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It appeared the Dragon Centre Food Court underwent a renovation by adding more food stalls. We decided to try a few new stalls. One of them was called HAHA Chicken.The stall serves Korean fried chicken of various flavors along with a few sides. Menu is in English and Chinese. It's a food court, so there is no 10% service charge. You can order a la carte or choose meal sets for one. These include a small bowl of rice (carbonara or Andong chicken) and a soft drink. You can add $5 for a large bowl
The stall serves Korean fried chicken of various flavors along with a few sides. Menu is in English and Chinese. It's a food court, so there is no 10% service charge. You can order a la carte or choose meal sets for one. These include a small bowl of rice (carbonara or Andong chicken) and a soft drink. You can add $5 for a large bowl of rice and add $18 for fries.
We shared a set. This is the soy and garlic fried chicken ($45).
For the rice, we chose Andong Chicken. For a small size, it was actually a decent portion. It was layered heavily with the sauce which I didn't like at all. It just tasted like garlic. All garlic. If you love garlic, I guess this is for you. I'm not a fan of it, so I shuddered a lot.
There were four pieces of fried chicken along with two pieces of rice cake. A fairly good portion size. The fried chicken was crispy and the meat was fairly juicy. It's made to order so the chicken was really hot. The sauce was good and coated everything well. The rice cake was chewy but not too hard.
A fairly reasonably priced set. The chicken was good, though the rice wasn't. But over all, not bad at all. Service wasn't that good though as they gave our order to someone else by mistake after we waited a long long time for our food. But then they did give us our set exceptionally fast, so I guess it averages out.
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