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If you’re looking to spruce up your National Day feasting, Hanabi is THE spot to check out. This fusion hawker stall, located within Jio Kopitiam, is serving its fancy Chicken Cordon Bleu at a 58% discount in tandem with Singapore’s 58th birthday.
Hanabi serves fusion Japanese-Western dishes at incredibly pocket-friendly prices. It opened just 2 months back on 3 Jun 2023 in Bukit Merah, with delicious protein mains served with customisable sides and sauces.
For National Day 2023, Hanabi has launched its special new Chicken Cordon Bleu dish, which will be going at a 58% discounted price from now until 27 Aug 2023. This means that the dish will only cost S$9.90, compared to its original price of S$23.60.
Hanabi’s Chicken Cordon Bleu consists of cheese and ham rolled within chicken meat. The surface of the chicken was nicely breaded and fried to a golden brown colour, resulting it it having a light and crispy texture. I also loved how tender and juicy the chicken meat was, while the cheese inside oozed out nicely.
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Aside from its National Day special Chicken Cordon Bleu, Hanabi also offers a variety of other delectable yet affordable dishes that won’t disappoint. When you order one of Hanabi’s mains, you’ll get to select 2 sides of your choice, with options such as Fries, Aglio Olio, Coleslaw and Tater Tots, and a dressing, like Wasabi Mayo, Mentaiko, Truffle Mayo and Western Ranch.
The Spring Chicken was a stand-out dish, as it only cost S$13.80 for a whole chicken. The seasoning on the chicken was lovely, and I adored how tender the meat was.
Mentaiko fans can opt for Hanabi’s Mentai Chicken (S$8.50), Mentai Pork Belly (S$9.50) or Mentai Salmon (S$10.50), each of which are drizzled with mentaiko sauce and torched. If you like extra fatty pork belly, the Mentai Pork Belly is for you. Meanwhile, the Mentai Salmon was incredibly tender and fresh. Plus, all mentai and aburi dishes come with additional edamame and an onsen egg!
Hanabi’s Chicken Burger (S$6.80) is yet another dish to try. Compared to other hawker burgers, this Chicken Burger is intentionally made a little sloppier, with a generous overflowing amount of coleslaw beneath a layer of cheese and spicy mayo sauce. Within are pieces of crispy fried chicken for the ultimate indulgence.
Be sure to visit Hanabi soon to enjoy their special S$9.90 Chicken Cordon Bleu while the offer is ongoing, or drop by anytime for a lovely fusion meal.
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