Pot Addiction has all-you-can-eat Korean fried chicken
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Many of us are huge fans of Korean food, but it’s not something we have on a whim as it can be pricey. Here comes Pot Addiction to the rescue, with their All-You-Can-Eat Lunch Buffet at only $16.90++, where you can get unlimited serves of your favourite Korean dishes. If you’re a student, this lunch goes for just $10.90++! We are not certain when this promotion will come to a close, so drop by before it’s too late.
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Among the wide selection of Korean dishes on the menu is Korean Fried Chicken, which steals the limelight here. There are three flavours in total: Garlic Soy, Honey Butter, and Yangnyeom AKA sweet and spicy sauce. If you’ve been meaning to try the famous BHC Chicken but have yet to do so due to the long queue, perhaps you might want to give Pot Addiction’s fried chicken a shot instead.
You can also expect Tteokbokki, Korean Pancake, and Japchae as part of their lunch buffet promotion—some dishes that might be considered cornerstones of Korean cuisine. Besides these must-haves, the buffet menu sees Korean Dumplings, Korean Fish Cake served in skewers, Bulgogi Fries, Gimmari (fried seaweed roll), and Coke Float.
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Do note that there’s a dining time limit of 60 minutes. If you’re a student, flash your student card, then join the restaurant’s membership program for free to enjoy the promotional student rate!
For Korean food lovers, read our Kelim Dakdoritang review to see if the popular Korean chain’s spicy braised chicken is worth a visit. Otherwise, check out our Hoodadak Korean Restaurant review for legit Korean pork soup and rice in One-north.
Address: 30 Sembawang Drive, #02-14, Sun Plaza, Singapore 757713
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 3:30pm (last entry)
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Pot Addiction is not a halal-certified eatery.
Feature image adapted from @mamafoodexplorer.
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