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Finger-Lickin' Delight: Rasa Sayang's Irresistible Chicken Chop in Ang Mo Kio



If you've ever found yourself in Ang Mo Kio with a gnawing hawker food craving, chances are you've heard the siren call of Rasa Sayang Western Food. This culinary gem, once stationed at Ang Mo Kio central’s S-11 food center, has now found a new abode at Ang Mo Kio block 347. The word on the street? Their Chicken Chop is sending shockwaves through taste buds and making tummies grumble in anticipation.

Cluckin' Good Chicken: A Heavenly Concoction

Now, let's get down to the nitty-gritty – the Chicken Chop that's causing a sensation. Picture this: a perfectly grilled chicken thigh, tender enough to make you question all your previous chicken experiences. The taste? Uniquely Rasa Sayang, thanks to their secret blend of marinate sauces that dance on your palate without revealing their tantalizing recipe. The crispy skin, a delightful armor of flavor, is coated with their mushroom brown sauce – a concoction that's thick, creamy, and oh-so-savoury. The marriage of this sauce with the juicy chicken? Let's just say it's a match made in hawker heaven.

The Sidekicks: Hits and Misses

Accompanying this star of the show are its trusty sidekicks. The garlic bread, toasted to a perfect crisp, adds a garlic-infused punch that plays off the chicken's succulence. On the flip side, the coleslaw and french fries could use a bit of pep to catch up with the spotlight-stealing chicken.

Bang for Your Buck

Now, let's talk value. At $6.50 a plate, you're getting a bang for your buck that'll make your wallet happy. The generous portion of that lip-smacking chicken chop alone is worth the visit, not to mention the flavorful adventure that comes with it.

Queue Up, Chow Down

Word's out, queues are forming like there's a concert happening. Don't be surprised if you find yourself in line before their opening time – it's the siren call of the Chicken Chop doing its magic. Just a heads-up, during peak periods, you might need to exercise a little patience – around 15 to 20 minutes of patience, to be precise. But hey, good things come to those who wait, right?

So, if you're prowling the streets of Ang Mo Kio, wondering where to silence those hunger pangs, Rasa Sayang Western Food is your answer. Their Chicken Chop isn't just food; it's an experience that'll leave you clucking with joy and plotting your next visit even before you've cleaned your plate.

Rasa Sayang Western Food Opening Hours and Location

Monday11:30am - 2pm, 5pm - 10pm
Tuesday11:30am - 2pm, 5pm - 10pm
WednesdayClosed
Thursday11:30am - 2pm, 5pm - 10pm
FridayClosed
Saturday11:30am - 2pm, 5pm - 10pm
Sunday11:30am - 2pm, 5pm - 10pm

Address: 347 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3, #01-2142, Singapore 560347

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