Korean Fried Chicken pop-up based in Kommune in Sheffield City Centre, also available on JustEat and UberEats. After entering Roosters Chinese New Year competition earlier this year I WON a meal for 2 🎉🙌🏼 And a lovely meal it was too. … Read on blog or Reader Jen's Food Blog Read on blog or Reader Rooster @ Kommune, Sheffield Jen's Food Blog May 1 Korean Fried Chicken pop-up based in Kommune in Sheffield City Centre, also available on JustEat and UberEats. After entering Roosters Chinese New Year competition earlier this year I WON a meal for 2 🎉🙌🏼 And a lovely meal it was too. We enjoyed; Korean Fried Chicken Meal (£13.00) - Chicken thighs fried in a crispy batter, cooked in homemade Sweet and Tangy Korean Gochucha sauce. Served with salad and peri fries. Korean Fried Chicken Wrap (£9.50)- Chicken breast strips coated in Korean Sauce and wrapped with coleslaw and pickled carrot. Served with peri fries. Chicken Gyoza (5 pieces = £6.00), drizzled with Korean sauce and mayo, garnished with crispy onions and chives. All the food tasted great, the service was faultless too and we left full and happy. This place is absolutely worth a try if you're visiting Kommune or enjoy KoreanFC takeout! Check out more info on Rooster's on their Instagram page here. I hope that my review has inspired you to give this place a try. If you have anywhere you recommend I should eat at, please leave a comment below. If you are a restaurant/food vendor and would like to collaborate with me in any way, please just email me at jensfoodblog@gmail.com! Happy munching! Jen https://www.instagram.com/jensfoodblog https://www.facebook.com/jensfoodblog https://www.tiktok.com/@jensfoodblog_ Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment.

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