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Korean Fried Chicken Brand Phat Fingers is Now in Singapore

  • Angeline
  • 22 November 2022
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Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing Korean fried chicken brand, Phat Fingers, is now at the heart of Singapore’s Central Business District at 51 Telok Ayer Street. The new outlet features curated sauces such as soy garlic, honey butter, classic yangnyeom, nuclear spicy, and authentic spirits for discerning Korean flavours enthusiasts. 

Launched in 2021 by TiffinLabs as a delivery-only brand, Phat Fingers’ has expanded to over 32 storefronts virtually across Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand, experiencing more than 20% growth in revenue month on month. The launch of the retail outlet serves as an avenue for the brand to strengthen its relationship with its consumers by offering crispy, juicy, and spicy Korean fried chicken to CBD dwellers.

The Mouth-Watering Korean Fried Chicken Menu

Lemon Film - Korean Fried Chicken Brand Phat Fingers is Now in Singapore

The Phat Fingers brand is known to use high-grade chicken, and traditional Korean sauces such as honey butter, classic yangnyeom, and nuclear spicy on warm soft buns. 

Visitors can take their pick of mains from Classic Yangnyeom Tenders (a classic sweet and spicy glaze over the juicy and crispy chicken tenders) at only S$9.99 per serving, or for those on the go, a K-Rice Bowl with Chicken Poppers or Cutlet for just S$7.99 per serving. For sides, choose from their Seaweed (seaweed lovers rejoice, and it’s available all-year round!) or Mala Shakers Fries for a kick of spice, both at S$4.50 per serving. 

“As we usher in a new post-pandemic dining experience, we hope to provide consumers with the full dine-in experience by switching things up with curated menu items available anytime and anywhere. Our customers appreciate that our flavours are 100% true to the nuances of the Chimaek culture, made with fully imported ingredients with no MSG,” shares Phuminant Tantiprasongchai, President of TiffinLabs SEA.

Lemon Film - Korean Fried Chicken Brand Phat Fingers is Now in Singapore

TiffinLabs, Southeast Asia’s largest virtual restaurant group with 21 virtual brands in its portfolio, is launching Phat Fingers as the first of its brands to go from online to offline. With the launch of the franchised retail outlet, TiffinLabs aims to expand its retail franchisee network across Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand. 

Visit Phat Fingers and enjoy the Spin & Win Wheel happening every Friday till the end of November, where you can stand a chance to win FREE chicken tenders for a whole year! Those looking for an Instagram-worthy experience can also join the fun at Phat Fingers’ curated photo booth. Customers can always look to Phat Fingers to deliver the best-fried chicken experience in town.

Be sure to check out Phat Fingers’ first outlet today! For more information on Phat Fingers, please visit https://www.phat-fingers.com/. To enquire about franchising and partnership, email [email protected]. 

Phat Fingers is located at 51 Telok Ayer St, Unit 01-03 Singapore 048441. The opening hours are from 11am to 9pm every day of the week.

Angeline

Angeline Rodriguez is a geek who loves to play video games, watch Netflix, read books, and listen to BTS in her spare time.

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