Chimac Chicken Beer Polaris Makati City

It’s no longer news that Filipinos love chicken, but thanks to this, all kinds of fried chicken can find their place in the Philippines, whether it’s Taiwanese, Japanese, American, or the most authentic Filipino. Anyway, people who like fried chicken will probably find it painful to come to the Philippines. Korean fried chicken is one of the most incredible spin-off industries under the Korean drama offensive in recent years. When you come to the Philippines, you must try Korean fried chicken; in addition to chain restaurants such as BonChon, this ChiMac, located in the alley of Makati, has been the most recommended store by experts in recent years. Last time I talked about this Korean fried chicken restaurant with Daniu on Clubhouse, so I immediately went with my friends to try it. I came at 6 o'clock on a weekday evening, and there were already three or four tables in the store. Although the business was not full, it was still pretty good. It's pretty good, and almost all Filipinos come to eat it. The fried chicken in the entire store is divided into the four most classic flavors, crispy original, Korean sweet and spicy sauce, Korean soy sauce, and snowflake cheese. You can order a half portion, which is seven pieces, or a full portion, which is fourteen pieces. Considering the number of people, there were five of us here this time, so we ordered half portions of each of the four flavors to try. My personal favorite is the crispy and original fried chicken, because other fried chickens are all about the sauce and have a heavy taste. Although it is very enjoyable to eat with beer, it is still a bit too heavy for some people's liking. Sweet and spicy flavor, generally Taiwanese people dislike Korean soy sauce flavor the most. This is very interesting We also ordered spicy fried rice cakes and spicy seafood soup. It turned out that the cooking method was mainly based on Korean spicy noodles, so the taste was very monotonous. If you don’t have a particularly paranoid love for Korean spicy noodles, you wouldn’t want to eat it. It is recommended to eat spicy fried rice cake or seafood soup, because it may feel a little too sweet, salty, and too powdery. Of course, it depends on the individual. I don’t like it very much. In addition, we also ordered kimchi pancakes. The kimchi pancakes themselves had a higher proportion of batter, so they tasted a bit bland. Although there were five of us, we still couldn't finish them. In short, just order the fried chicken here. If you don't like fried chicken, you can try the other dishes. Otherwise, don't waste your stomach space. Overall, ChiMac is still a unique Korean fried chicken restaurant, and the seats are quite spacious. Although not too comfortable, this place is more suitable for drinking and noisy, and you can also play darts, which is very suitable for three-and-five parties. It’s highly recommended for friends to come over and make a scene while drinking and eating fried chicken.

The Chicken here is good. Good as hell!!! Service is also good!!

Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: ₱400–600 Food: 5 Service: 5

Draft beer is disappointing Food: 3 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

The food here is good. The waitress as if theyre suffering of high fever. Food: 4 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 2