Here's what I think of the KFC Sisig Rice Bowl.
KFC Sisig Rice Bowl is an innovative take on a classic Filipino sizzling pork dish. I
have never really been a fan of KFC. It’s not that their food is not good, it’s just that I don’t like
chicken that is juicy and a bit oily.
KFC Sisig Rice Bowl Review
Well, I do not like chicken in general but in the rare occasions that I get
tempted to eat fried chicken, I opt for breast or thigh, the crispier the
better, with meat that is just a little moist. I like KFC’s hot shots, but
that’s just it.
However, a year or two ago, my curiosity was aroused when KFC began
offering Sisig Rice Bowl. I love sisig so I was willing to give it a try,
especially when news broke out that there was a shortage in Sisig Rice Bowl
because of the strong demand for it. So finally, just this month, I was
able to try this dish. It was delicious.
Deconstructing KFC’s Sisig Rice Bowl
KFC uses fun shots, around five to six pieces as rice topping. It had a
little mayonnaise on top but I preferred that it did not have any. It was
sprinkled with crunchy bits of chicken skin, chopped spring onions or
leeks, and served with half of a boiled egg. But I believe the star of
this dish is the sisig rice because it holds all the flavors of the dish.
It was tasty, and every spoonful was filled with sisig flavor. It was
a smorgasbord of carbohydrates so I had to restrain myself from finishing
the entire bowl.
KFC’s Sisig Rice Bowl is such a revelation; for the first time, I can
truly say that I have a favorite dish from this fast food chain.
Price of the KFC Sisig Rice Bowl
A sisig rice bowl meal with a regular drink is a little above Php180. It
was not bad; nowadays a Php180 meal is neither cheap nor expensive.
Anyway, reality dictates that it is not something that you would eat on a
daily basis.
How to order the KFC Sisig Rice Bowl
The KFC Sisig Rice Bowl is available at all KFC branches for dine-in or
take-out. You may also opt for delivery by ordering it online (KFC Menu | Pair our best tasting fried chicken and gravy today)
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