KFC Singapore is bringing the heat this Chinese New Year with a sizzling limited-time menu, and it's not for the faint-hearted! From January 14th to February 25th, KFC is introducing a fiery lineup that will have your taste buds dancing. But here's where it gets exciting: they're adding a unique twist to the festivities with a bold and spicy menu and some surprising collectibles.
The star of the show is KFC's debut of La Zi Ji, a Sichuan mala chicken that will set your mouth on fire. This dish is a tribute to the classic Sichuan cuisine, packing a punch with its intense chilli heat and tingling peppercorns. Imagine freshly fried chicken, coated in a generous layer of dried chillies, chilli oil, and peppercorns—a true flavour explosion!
But that's not all. KFC is also serving up La Zi Ji Bites, perfect for those who prefer their spice in bite-sized portions. These crispy chicken pieces are tossed in the same mouth-watering sauce, ensuring every bite is a flavourful adventure. And if you're feeling adventurous, try the Mala Lotus Root Chips, a unique twist on a classic snack, and the Mango Pomelo Sago Pie, a delightful fusion of tangy pomelo and sweet mango in a golden pastry.
Now, get ready for the controversial part. KFC is offering more than just food; they're bringing a touch of fortune and fun with their Huat Paws blind boxes. These collectible fortune cats are inspired by the traditional waving cats, believed to bring good luck and prosperity. But here's the twist: each Huat Paw comes with a jigsaw base, allowing you to connect them into a grand display. Is this a fun way to celebrate the holiday, or is it a marketing gimmick?
Starting January 14th, these blind boxes will be available for $8.80 each with any dine-in or takeaway order. The collection features an array of lucky symbols, including Abundance Chicken Bites, Lucky Drumsticks, and Fortune Egg Tarts. But the real draw is the Secret Gold Fortune Cat, which could bring you a whopping $888! Do you believe in the power of these fortune cats, or is it all just a playful game?
And that's not all KFC has up their sleeve. From January 21st to February 24th, you can grab Huat Paws red packets with purchases of the La Zi Ji Crunch Box or Chicken Bites Box. Plus, there are Huat socks available for $5.80 with breakfast purchases or via KFC delivery, adding a touch of festive fashion to your wardrobe.
This promotional menu is available at all KFC outlets in Singapore, except for Singapore Zoo and Sentosa, and is also available for delivery. So, are you ready to spice up your Chinese New Year celebrations? Will you be trying KFC's fiery offerings and collecting the Huat Paws? Let us know in the comments!
