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Favourite place in Mont Kiara for Korean Fried Chicken. Mix it up and order the normal chicken (two flavours) and one of the boneless chicken. Good si…
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Chi Mac
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wont say its the best around the area, but it is decent enough as they do alot of delivery. if you come in a big group and do not want to wait in line…
Ah Bok Ah
Chi Mac
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Chi Mac at Solaris Mont Kiara is that perfect place for the night supper and Korean Fried chicken craving. Their best selling Ganjang chicken (RM 51) …
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Chi Mac
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4 Reviews on “Chi Mac”
Favourite place in Mont Kiara for Korean Fried Chicken. Mix it up and order the normal chicken (two flavours) and one of the boneless chicken. Good sides to have are the tasty seafood udon and egg roll.
wont say its the best around the area, but it is decent enough as they do alot of delivery. if you come in a big group and do not want to wait in line, this is a good second choice place for you to hit on. There are a few item worth to hit on. Their Pork slices, pineapple soju.
Chi Mac at Solaris Mont Kiara is that perfect place for the night supper and Korean Fried chicken craving. Their best selling Ganjang chicken (RM 51) is quite a star when it comes to Korean fried chicken. This one is coated in sweet batter that is oozing with intense flavour. With fragrant seasoning and deliciously deep fried to perfection, this one is crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside. The sweet tang tickles the taste buds and is delicious even when it’s cold. With their complimentary slaw salad, it could be even more enjoyable if the salad is not over dressed.
If you didn’t know the meaning of Chi Mac, now let me tell you a little 🙂 Chi Mac literally means Chicken & Beer, because beer in Korean call Maekchu, that’s how it came from. In Korea, when they say chicken, it means fried chicken, and they love having it together with beer!