By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Korean pop culture is sweeping the globe, and Korean dramas have popularized the trend of pairing Korean fried chicken with beer. NENE Chicken, endorsed by South Korea’s immensely popular national MC Yoo Jae-suk, is set to open its doors in a back alley behind Taipei’s Breeze Plaza, offering diners another great option to enjoy authentic Korean-style fried chicken.
Korean pop culture is sweeping the globe, and Korean dramas have popularized the trend of pairing Korean fried chicken with beer. NENE Chicken, endorsed by South Korea’s immensely popular national MC Yoo Jae-suk, is set to open its doors in a back alley behind Taipei’s Breeze Plaza, offering diners another great option to enjoy authentic Korean-style fried chicken.
NENE Chicken’s “Half Half Half” flavor fried chicken. (Photo / NENE Chicken, the same below)
NENE Chicken offers a variety of flavors including original, cream, sweet and sour, spicy sauce, and onion. Its cheese and special fried chicken sauces are all imported directly from Korea, coating crispy, juicy chicken in tangy and sweet sauces. In addition to the usual “half half flavors,” NENE also offers a “half half half” flavor that lets you choose three different tastes, sampling multiple flavors in one bite.
Endorsed by South Korea’s super-popular national MC Yoo Jae-suk.
NENE Chicken has already launched its Facebook fan page, though no official opening announcement has been made yet. However, signage has already gone up at the store location in the back alley behind Taipei’s Breeze Plaza, with an expected opening in the near future. In addition to Korean cuisine, the area around Breeze Plaza also features a variety of international dining options, such as Thai restaurant Lemongrass Kitchen, American eatery Stan & Cat 史丹猫, and Italian spot Bottu Pizzeria.
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