I've had
Chickenchop for meals before at
Shi Lin and
Yen Yen. But, many say that the real way to enjoy one is to eat it street-style like the
Taiwanese do. That's how it is sold in the country of its origin,
Taiwan.
So together with friends, I've transversed into
Masangkay to try the affordable offerings of
Hoho Chickenchop. It's a shabby shack near
St. Stephen's High School and almost beside
Jollibee.
Since it's near chinese schools, they are frequented by students. Their menu is visual and simple. Basically, all their products have have the same flavors. If you're adventurous, you can try mixing and matching the flavors for no additional charge.
The products are served in a paper bag so it's handy and easy to eat.
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| Hoho Special Chickenchop (90 php) |
The
Hoho Special Chickenchop comes with deep fried fresh basil. It made is so fragrant. But, the basil was not so evident in terms of taste. The batter is perfectly crunchy and the chicken meat was thin and tender. It's not as juicy but it's not too dry either.
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| ♥ Lemon Plum Chickenchop (90 php) |
The
Lemon Plum Chickenchop is my favorite! I don't know if its because I'm accustomed to eating champoy (dried plum candy) since I was a kid but I really liked it. If you want to have the chickenchop for sharing, you can have them slice it and so you and your friend can eat it with a stick. We were able to try more flavors this way. My companions liked the Barbecue Chickenchop and Lemon Pepper Chickenchop too.
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| Crispy Corndogs (35 php) |
Kids will definitely enjoy the
Crispy Corndogs. An order comes with three pieces. These are not only cute but fun to munch too.
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| ♥ Plum Fried Squid (55 php) |
The
Plum Fried Squid is another great option! The fried squid itself is marinated so its really tasty. I actually like the crunchy and chewy blend of this snack. Perhaps, I'd even prefer this over the the chickenchop.
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| Cheese Chickcharon (30 php) |
The
Chickcharon is probably the cheapest item on the menu. It's chicken skin coated in their special batter. We had the Cheese Chickcharon which felt like an alternative to popcorn as a light snack. This honestly didn't leave as much impact to me as the other ones. The batter overpowered the chicken skin making its existence almost negligible.
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| Raspberry Iced Tea (Add 15 php) |
Not only are their snacks affordable, but they also offer the
Raspberry Iced Tea just for an addition of 15 php.
Catch their Buy 1 Take 1 promo this July 12 and 13!
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
Hoho Chickenchop is a great place to stop by for when craving for crunchy snacks! Their pricing is very affordable so you can buy one even when on a tight budget. Chickenchop lovers must definitely try their offerings and see how it fares with the rest. Taiwan may be far away, good thing
Hoho Chickenchop is just around the corner.
| Tsinoy Foodies Review Rating |
Hoho Chickenchop Menu |
| Ambiance |
★★★ |
Menu |
| Taste |
★★★ |
| Service |
★★★ |
| Price |
★★★ |
| ♥=Favorites or Recommended |
| Hoho Chickenchop |
| Business Address |
1208 Masangkay Street, Tondo,
Manila, Metro Manila |
| Business Hours |
10 am - 7:30 pm |
| Payment Options |
Cash |
| Service Charge |
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| Budget/Person |
35-150 |
| Free WiFi |
No |
| Unlocked Foursquare Perks |
None |
| Contact |
(02) 425-6716 |
| Other |
Facebook Fan Page |
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