In celebration of Singapore's upcoming national day, fast-food institution McDonald's will once again unveil a limited-time special menu inspired by our local hawker favourites.

McDonald's all new Ha Ha Cheong Gai (prawn paste chicken) burger

This time round, it’s the quintessential Singapore fried chicken – the Ha Cheong Gai (prawn paste chicken) – that will take centre-stage with the launch of the all-new McDonald's Ha Ha Cheong Gai Chicken Burger and Ha Ha Cheong Gai Chicken Drumlets.

Both the burger and drumlets will be soft-launched after breakfast hours on Jul 10 and available at all outlets across Singapore, as well as via McDelivery and GrabFood.

McDonald's all new Ha Ha Cheong Gai (prawn paste chicken) drumlets.

Launched in conjunction with the Singapore Food Festival 2018, the Ha Ha Cheong Gai Chicken Burger consists of a whole chicken thigh marinated with real prawn paste and coated with crispy bread crumbs and slathered with prawn paste-flavoured mayonnaise.

Prices starts from S$6.05 for the burger and S$2.20 for the two-piece Ha Ha Cheong Gai Chicken Drumlets.

Also on this limited-time special menu is the all new Breakfast Curry Burger - a McChicken patty layered with the classic McDonald’s curry sauce, served up with melted cheese and a sunny side-up egg.

Prices start from S$4.20 and it’ll be available during breakfast hours via McDelivery, GrabFood and at all outlets except LIDO and Singapore Science Centre.

Kueh Salat Cake

McDonald’s will also be bringing back its popular Kueh Salat Cake at all McCafés, on the heels of the Singapore debut of its D24 Durian McFlurry last week.

Last August, McDonald's Singapore launched a similar series of locally inspired items, including the hugely popular Nasi Lemak burger and Chendol McFlurry, which sold out within two weeks.

“As Singaporeans, we pride ourselves on many things local and food is definitely one that binds us together as a big family,” said Agatha Yap, Senior Director of Marketing and Digital Innovation at McDonald’s Singapore.

“In conjunction with the Singapore Tourism Board's Singapore Food Festival 2018 and the upcoming National Day, we want to fuel Singaporeans’ passion for authentic local flavours with a twist, alongside their love for our core burger classics.”

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/lifest...-curry-10485892



Har cheong gai (simplified Chinese: 虾酱鸡; traditional Chinese: 蝦醬雞; pinyin: xiā jiàng jī; literally: "shrimp paste chicken"), is a Singaporean fried chicken dish, consisting of fried chicken wings in a batter with fermented shrimp paste.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Har_cheong_gai

This post has been edited by ironmaid89: Jul 10 2018, 08:43 PM

Msia mcd but business still very2 good

inb4 mehresia mcd just rebrand old products and call it new

Cheong gai dafuq

only available in geylang

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA


KENA SUE LATER

dafug is Ha Ha Chee Cheong Gai Fun?

Ha - Udang
Cheong - Sauce
gai - ayam

So translate roughly Udang paste/sauce chicken. To be precise ayam marinated with udang sauce. If u read it all, u will know what the fucuk they meant

This post has been edited by kcchong2000: Jul 10 2018, 11:37 AM

Cake looks nice...

pretty sure majority sinkie dont know how to pronounce it.

inb4 cheong pronounce as 'cheongster'

haha cheong ayam

no u r wrong...

bottom1 baru correct



cheong chicken

lolz. Then u can find that at Geylang

i take it as that (the cantonese pronounciation) is the intended way

but lel..
u ask any sinkie..they say cheong as the cheong from cheongster, not Jeung like HK.

looks gooding.. pls export to Msia too.. sure sell like hot cakes

Prawn Cheong Chicken. Haha...

I want

That why i dun understand why they make a cantonese pinyin to mostly hokkien lang live place.

HAHAHA CHEONG GAI

surprised that its in kantonis

lucky for you raynman its not in hokkien