NeNe Chicken (The Star Vista)

$10+

'Swicy' means sweet and spicy. But it was no kick of tasty for me, probably because I enjoy eating their 'Freaking Hot' chickens. This was sweet and not bad, but not for someone who loves spicy food. It comes along with cold corn salad which has crab meats. Looks yummy but meh. Loveee their curly fries. Also, do take note that they do not serve Chilli sauce.

NeNe Chicken is a popular Korean fried chicken restaurant in South Korea and it is also available in Singapore. Please read my review at www.hungryghost.sg

The flavours of the sauce, skin and tender meat blend together so well! It's really value-for-money and makes a good meal when you're hungry and dining alone.
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Rating: 4.3/5
Worth your calories? It's fried chicken, enough said.
(But if you're still in the midst of hardcore mugging for finals and need something to perk you up, this is worth it for sure 👍🏻)
📷 Credits: Member @jellytrucks

Price: 18 wings and drumlets at $22.90. Verdict: recommended.
Wings in bugolgi sauce can't go quite wrong and indeed this particular dish served by nene chicken met expectations. The chicken meat was tender and the bugolgi sauce was well-mixed. My only gripe with this is probably the waiting time and the lack of seats. Nene chicken at start vista is an extremely small outlet with only about 4-5 tables. So if u r looking to enjoy a meal comfortably and have a prolonged catchup with ur friend over meal, you might want to look elsewhere.

Unfortunately we made the mistake of ordering their honey mustard sauce, which was essentially a whole fried chicken served with honey mustard dipping by the side. This lead to the chicken tasting like an upgraded version of KFC, having all the crispness without the excessive oil and fat. For the terrible dining experience, I would say you might be better off eating at other Korean chicken places. Priced at $22.90

It's not easy to stand out amongst the crowd with the increase in Korean chicken joints. Since Nene Chicken is primarily a fast food joint, I was hoping for a quick and fuss-free experience. Unfortunately, service was slow, and the staff were nonchalant. Finding a seat in their cramped premises is near impossible. And we waited for a good half an hour before our chicken got served. Nevertheless, the chicken was its saving grace. The wings were cooked perfectly, the meat tender and falling off the bone. The bulgogi sauce was a winner, and gave the chicken its distinctive Korean flavour. It was sweet, slightly tangy, and not that spicy. Those looking for more kick should go for their spicier sauces. My main gripe was that the chicken was not the crispy kind, which I guess could amount to a personal preference. 18 wings and drumlets are given, which makes it a better deal in my opinion as compared to Chir Chir which can cost up to $30. This was priced at $22.90