We all love juicy, tender and crispy fried chicken, whether we pick up our favourite fast food or make it at home.
Get ready to celebrate all things fried and chicken on Thursday, July 6 for National Fried Chicken Day…we know you want to! Here are five spots to get your fix of everyone’s fave food:
For the most tender, juicy and best-tasting chicken, Sydneysiders head to Broaster Chicken on Stockton Avenue in Moorebank. This quick-service restaurant offers nutritious and succulent fried chicken, cooked using a pressure-cooking method, along with a variety of sides, salads and burgers to cater to all taste preferences.
Whether you are grabbing a quick lunch or having a family dinner, this chicken has been a family favourite for more than 65 years, using the same recipe first developed in 1954.
Legendary loaded fries, Southern-style chicken and most wanted burgers await hungry amigos at Southern Fried Grillhouse on Bent Street in South Grafton. There are cowboys and horses on the walls to go with a rustic vibe of timber, Edison bulb lighting and tantalising aromas wafting from the kitchen at this American burger joint.
Stop in on Thursday and chow down on a Miami chicken burger with tenders, lettuce, tomato, pineapple, bacon, cheese and mayonnaise, best paired with loaded fries, topped with cheese sauce, garlic aioli and chives.
There are burgers and flame-grilled chicken on the menu and good times on the plate at O’le Enmore on Enmore Road in Sydney. This Portuguese-inspired eatery offers a corner alfresco space for people-watching while sipping a cold one, or come inside where polished wood floors, neon signage and a corrugated iron counter invite leisurely dining.
Pick up a dinner pack to feed the family on Thursday with a whole chicken, large chips, large salad and two cans of drink, or go big with the O’le Burger – grilled chicken fillets, cheese, lettuce and tasty mayo.
Blend the best things in life – beer and burgers - at Boozy Burgers on Cavendish Street in Mittagong. This food truck lives at Eden Brewery and delivers beer burger fusion to foodies stopping in for a cold one; at every step in the burger-making process, the infusion of your favourite frothy beverage has been considered.
Think outside the glass as you peruse a menu full of classic burgers, along with speakeasy specials – the kind of burger you only hear rumours of, spoken about in hushed tones in the corner of dimly-lit bars like a Japanese ume fried chicken burger, washed down with a Ponderosa IPA.
Tucked away atop a grassy oasis in the heart of Chatswood’s business district, Burger Patch on Katherine Street is the ideal place for a quick lunch, date night or family gathering. Not in a rush? Head indoors where good vibes and great food await discerning foodies, especially on Fried Chicken Day.
Expect burgers to excite the taste buds such as the Hot Chick – fried chicken, chilli, American cheese, pickled jalapeños, lettuce, tomato, onion, smashed avocado and chilli mayo – devoured with a side of cheesy sweet potato fries and can of drink.
