Cluck Cluck Review: Chicken & Waffles At A New Bugis Cafe With Nett Prices

With chicken and waffles being a running theme in their menu, Cluck Cluck would leave you filled to the brim. Those with a tight budget would be happy to know that Cluck Cluck offers all-day dining promotions on top of nett prices! Food at Cluck Cluck Just like what the store name sounds, chicken is the star of the show at this joint.

For breakfast, you score free-flow coffee or tea with any main from 10am to 12pm. It would be a crime to skip one of Cluck Cluck’s star dishes, their Crispy Chicken and Waffles ($11.80) .

This sinful dish features two thick chicken thighs, deep-fried to golden perfection, resting on waffle slices. 10 Fried Chicken Dishes From Around The World Including Nashville Hot Chicken As I cut through the crispy skin and into the tender meat, natural juices oozed out of the chicken. Though it was deep-fried, the chicken was not soaking the waffles with its grease.

I was tempted to just eat the chicken on its own as the meat was well seasoned and tasty. But let’s not forget to pair this fried goodness with the waffles and drench it all with maple syrup. Generously drizzling the dish with syrup creates this mingling contrast of sweet and savoury flavours, making it all the more delicious.

Apart from fried chicken, Cluck Cluck also offers other dishes such as Smoked Turkey with Egg and Cheese Waffle Sandwich ($12.80) . The added sliced cheese lent the waffle a salty taste, and the accompanying maple syrup balanced this out with its natural sweetness.

The Waffles Churro ($6.90) sounded interesting on the menu, but I was left disappointed when it arrived. I was expecting churros fried in a waffle shape, but was instead served strips of waffles coated with cinnamon and brown sugar.

The accompanying cream cheese overpowered the sweetness of each waffle strip with its savouriness. I would prefer if the waffles were sweetened with maple syrup to better complement the salty cream cheese. Ambience at Cluck Cluck With Cluck Cluck’s attractive dining promotions, it’s not surprising to find a large lunchtime crowd streaming in from schools and offices around the vicinity.

This joint makes a good place for big groups as it has plenty of indoor seating and food is quickly pushed out of the kitchen. The verdict Cluck Cluck was average at best, as the portions were rather small and the flavours retreated a little flat in some dishes.

But the nett prices and all-day dining promotions do make up for this. Otoké Chicken Review: New Korean Fried Chicken Fast Food Joint With Seaweed Fries Opens In Orchard Address: 80 Bencoolen Street, #01-15, Wing A, NAFA Campus 1, Singapore 189655 Opening hours: Daily 10am to 9pm Tel: 9198 2673 Website Cluck Cluck is not a halal-certified eatery, but their food contains no pork or lard.