Chir Chir @ 313 Somerset

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Chir Chir, reads Chi-Re Chi-Re is the latest Korean Fried Chicken Eatery of the year. While I was not warned on the immense popularity, IG was spammed with enough photos to prompt my visit. 

Between Friday and Saturday, I chose the lesser of two evils to join the queues and they were by far the longest next to Llao Llao at 313 Somerset. May I also add that the queues already started before 630pm? The only redeeming grace is the air conditioning helped ease the rising mood temperatures in all that queueing we did.

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After what seemed and was forever, a young waitress came around to take our orders first. Handwritten no less.

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The whole 45 minutes in line was spent oogling at the plates of wings that the customers devoured - if anything, it made me more annoyed that they were taking their own sweet time to chit chat and eat.

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We were whisked in to a corner table and found these uber chic tongs for eating the wings. Great I say to avoid any of the finger gymnastics needed to eat and drink at the same time.

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 Lemon infused water plonked on the table quite immediately. 





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Garlicky Tenders ($26.90)

The tenders were a tad dry, which is a common issue when it comes to frying meat without bones. The garlicky hints were mild but pleasant.

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Spicy Wings ($28.90)

It lived up to its name of spicy wings and while it was a sticky and spicy mess, this was alot tastier and juicier than the tenders. Served with rice cakes, this was an entire meal on its own.

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Eating made easy peasy. The main grouse is, the chicken parts were best eaten hot and doggy packing them home made it a soggy unplatable dish.

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By the time we left, the queues were still raging on - just like wildfire. Hardly worth the wait.

Chir Chir
313 Somerset
#B3-04/05/06

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