Impeckable Places for Chicken

At just $11, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better whole fried chicken. Please don't order the pieces, the whole bird fares best. Instead of waiting for a table, just order takeaway and eat it anywhere, seriously. Ask for extra gravy to dunk the skin in!
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Yes, come for the tummy-warming black chicken herbal Kidney Mee Sua ($5), but stay for the unexpectedly fabulous Har Cheong Gai ($12).
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Take Burppler Alvin Wang's advice and order their Abalone Noodles with no abalone (save a bit of money) and a super silky, tasty Salt Baked Chicken Leg ($5.50). You can get this at ION, Marina Square, Parkway Parade and Causeway Point!
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An underrated spot in Japan Food Town, come here for karaage that's marinated in buttermilk and fried to perfection. These juicy morsels are even more addictive with cod roe mayo on the side (choose from 15 sauces). Get the Simple Value Set ($10.90), or go crazy with the All-You-Can-Eat Fried Chicken ($48/hour) which includes free flow alcohol!
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Come on a cool day and warm yourself with the Chicken Drumstick Mee Soto ($5), where the drumstick is huge, noodles springy and the soup comforting and savoury.
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As Burpple Tastemaker Jason Wong puts it, the chicken is "encased in wonderfully spiced, golden brown, crunchy, craggy batter, the brined meat within is mouth-wateringly moist". Take his advice and pour the sausage gravy over the cornbread waffle!
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At just $2.50 (regular) and $3.50 (large), this might be the most value-for-money chicken rice you'll ever have. This lesser known stall serves rice that is fragrant and light, and chicken that is tender and flavourful — it gives many famous places a good run for their money.
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These crispy, de-boned wings stuffed with fragrant fish paste ($10) are especially amazing when dunked into the accompanying chilli sauce, and perfect with any one of Lepark's craft beers.
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Try the deliciously grilled Hatsu (heart, $3.50), Otafuku (neckmeat, $4) and Kanmuri (cockscomb, $4) at this Robertson Quay izakaya. Don't miss the comforting Toritama Don ($13) that every diner orders — rice topped with chicken skewers, seasoned minced chicken and a wobbly poached egg.
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Silky smooth, the chicken itself is hard to beat. Slap on the addictive ginger sauce (you can also buy a bottle to bring home!) in a crunchy lettuce wrap ($19.90 for half a chicken) and you've got yourself an epic dinner.
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Less commonly found, this Indonesian-style Sate Madura ($9 per stick) promises big chunks of super satisfying, tender chicken slicked in a sticky kecap manis glaze. Yes it's pricey, but so, so yummy.
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Daredevil you must be to try these Molten Wings ($8 for three). Ask for the sauce on the side so you don't burn your mouth. Sweat you will. Wash it down with as much beer as needed.
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