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2013-12-18
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This King needs no introduction. I'm glad that Burger King now have a range of more affordable set meals compared to their full-sized but higher-priced set meals even if the portion is a tad smaller. We came here on a weekday night for dinner and the queue was fortunately not as long like it usually was, so we got our food pretty fast. What we didn't like was that they removed the full menu listing from the signboard above but replaced it with more pictures of certain meals. While this was visua
We came here on a weekday night for dinner and the queue was fortunately not as long like it usually was, so we got our food pretty fast. What we didn't like was that they removed the full menu listing from the signboard above but replaced it with more pictures of certain meals. While this was visually helpful, it also meant that there was no way to see if other unlisted items on their menu was still available. We ended up having to keep checking with the staff. Chicken tenders? Got. Sundae Pie? Still have. Err... Honey Mustard Chicken Burger? Yup, it's that Chick'N Grill Burger. In the end, we just gave up and ordered whatever. But you gotta credit the staff for good product knowledge.
Flamin' Hot Deals - Spicy BK Chick'n Crisp ($3.95) At $3.95 for a set of a burger, potato wedges and coke, it was really quite affordable and value for money. We didn't really expect much of the food since this was the value set, but the slightly spicy chicken patty was quite crisp although I personally preferred their Honey Mustard Chicken burger from one of the earlier promotion. The wedges were also quite okay and we actually preferred these over their usual french fries, but these are best eaten hot.
BK Cheesy Fries ($1.95)They also have a "Star buy" promotion for some of the items at lower prices like the Sundae ($1.45) or Taro Turnover Pie ($0.95). The promotion when we went included the cheese fries which we bought to try. This came with just fries and cheese and did not have mayonnaise and garnish like KFC's cheese fries. Still, the Burger King cheese fries was quite okay and the cheese was cheesy enough for us. But when it comes to cheese fries, KFC is clearly the King both portion-wise and taste-wise.
Hershey's Sundae Pie ($2.95)For me, the highlight was still the dessert, the Hershey's Sundae Pie! This was the first time I actually tried this since I always buy the Hershey's Chocolate Cream Pie from Long John Silver instead. The pie did not looked as nice as shown on the packaging due to the flattened whipped cream on top, but the slightly moist chocolate crust with the chocolate ice cream filling was quite chocolate-y and delicious! Can't go wrong with Hershey's!
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