Best Chicken Chops in PJ

Chicken chop is a common dish that is simple, easy, and much delectable to eat. Having said that, what makes it so special then? Well, here at Retro Kitchen, you will taste for yourself how a combination of fluffy, crispy batter and decadent, stringy cheese work for the best. For a tad bit more added flavour, drizzle that beauty with its partnering savoury and tangy sauce. 

Soru Station finally expanded to the PJ area, bringing their food truck style Western food with prices that won't break a hole in your pocket. There's a wide selection of dishes available on their menu and if you're overwhelmed by the choices, definitely try their signature Charcoal Grilled Chicken that is grilled on a charcoal grill, 'banjir' with black pepper sauce and a generous amount of sides! If you're cheese lover, be sure to miss out their Chicken Cordon Bleu and Chicken Parmigiana.

Cafe Lafayette's chicken chop will make you wonder on whether or not you have the wrong order. As it comes with a large portion of salad, the focus will somewhat divert elsewhere. Nevertheless, the perfectly cooked chicken thighs with black pepper sauce and a ring of pineapple on top, finished with cheese and a cherry certainly is quite delicious. It's tender, juicy, succulent and packed with flavour. The sweetness and acidity of the pineapple works really well with the rich and flavourful sauce too. Stay healthy with a whole lot of salad as well. 

Drenched in ambrosial cream sauce, the crispy chicken chop here will mesmerize you with its myriad of flavours, albeit looking like a simple dish. The crust of the chicken is well preserved with its crisp; going exceptionally well with its tender meat and decadent sauce. Served by the side are some greens to balance out all those indulgence. 

The chicken chop at Rail Canteen is pretty straight-forward. Deliciously tender flesh with crispy crust, french fries, coleslaw, baked beans, halved tomatoes and a surprisingly different, mushroom sauce. Apart from the perfectly cooked chicken thighs, the sauce is what makes the dish so unique. The slightly spiced and fragrant mushroom sauce is packed with essence of black pepper and onions. Blends really well with the chicken and the fries. 

Delicately decorating the plate, H Gallery's chicken chop definitely is winning in its presentation. The chicken is grilled to perfection with lettuce and cherry tomatoes sizzling the side. Generous on the size of their fries, this dish is no doubt would fill in an empty stomach in a jiff after a bite or two. The sauteed mushrooms and capsicums are well made with the seasoning on top - not too overwhelm the whole taste. Imagine taking on the first bite of the chicken as the juices gushes out of crispy skin, and the black pepper sauce really complements the already delicious chicken.