Saturday, May 26, 2012

BonChon Chicken's seafood and other offerings!

When you say Bonchon, chicken is what usually follows next. So when I received an invitation from Bonchon Chicken with the word seafood in it, my curiosity was piqued.

Fish and Chips at Bonchon Chicken
True enough, we were served Fish & Chips (P125, pictured above). Cream dory fillet cooked the way you want it -- with soy garlic or hot and spicy glaze. Like the chicken, it's crispy outside and tender inside. :D

Crispy Squid Rice at Bonchon Chicken
Then we had Crispy Squid Rice (P125, pictured above). The trademark crunch of Bonchon Chicken now applies to squid rings. We had it in soy garlic and it's soooo good that it's addictive.

Caesar Salad at Bonchon Chicken
Did you know that Bonchon Chicken serves salads too? There's zesty and creamy Caesar Salad (P125, pictured above).

Ginger Tofu Salad at Bonchon Chicken
Personally though I prefer the lighter Ginger Tofu Salad, garnished with crisp wanton strips, fried tofu cubes, and served with vinaigrette dressing. 

Chapchae at Bonchon Chicken
Chapchae (P75, pictured above), chewy Korean noodles with veggies, pork pieces, sesame seeds, and egg on top is one of my favorite menu items at Bonchon. It's tasty and affordable, filling enough as a meal in itself.

Bulgogi Rice at Bonchon Chicken
Bulgogi Rice (P125, pictured above) is something Bonchon has always had that I'm not really a fan of. I gave it a chance again, the verdict remains the same... the sweet beef pieces doesn't really taste like Bulgogi for me. XD

Soy Garlic Wings at Bonchon Chicken
Even if we were there to sample other food items aside from chicken, of course we couldn't not have chicken! We had free-flowing wings. A 12-pc order like the one above costs P365. Again, we opted for soy garlic. I really love BonChon's trademark crunch. It's the best.

Scott Tan of Bonchon Chicken
Scott Tan of Bonchon Chicken
So how do you properly eat BonChon Chicken wings? I'll let Scott Tan, the man who brought BonChon Chicken to the Philippines, show you how it's done in one fell swoop! :D

KoYo at Bonchon Chicken
No meal is complete without dessert and Bonchon Chicken introduced KoYo (Korean Yogurt). At P75 a cup, you get a full cup of deliciously creamy and tart yogurt complete with toppings. I opted for Banoffee Pie which had sliced bananas, graham crumble, and caramel drizzle. There's Blueberry Torte too, but I thought the sweetness of ripe bananas would present a better flavor contrast.

Animetric at Bonchon Chicken
So how do I Bonchon? I normally prefer Chops so I don't have to contend with bones and I order them half and half (equal number of pieces of soy garlic + hot and spicy). I also love their Kimchi Coleslaw.

Log on to http://www.bonchon.com.ph/ for a complete list of branches and menu items.


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