#chicken ham

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Well, it is just the two of us eating dinner and neither wanted to go out to so I ordered pizza 🍕 delivery from Pizza Hut Singapore. Told the operator that I wanted regular sized pan pizza of Seafood Deluxe and Chicken Supreme. All in, I paid S$27.60 for both the pizza.

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Pizza Hut Singapore recently expanded their menu to include the Hut Melts, which was previously only available in locations such as the US, Japan and Thailand. For S$7.90, you get two triangles of folded melts that resembled a thin crusted pizza. You get to choose from the following flavours - Hawaiian, Beef Pepperoni, Spicy Chicken Pop, Cheesy Corn ‘N’ Shroom and Tuna.

Mum wanted the Hawaiian Hut Melts while I took the Cheesy Corn ‘N’ Shroom Hut Melts. When you picked up a slice, you know that the crust will be crispy and it tasted just like pizza too with all the gooey melted cheese. The only difference here is you get to choose between the normal and spicy tomato sauce which acted as a dipping sauce instead. While mum don't fancy it, I on the other hand love this and would be trying out the other flavours soon.

Selected images from Pizza Hut Singapore.

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Pizza Hut Singapore put out the new Christmas Knotty Cheesy Chipotle Ranch pizza for Christmas. Since the restaurant is dangling a 50% off promotion, I got the regular pizza (S$36.90 before discount) for half the price. The naughty knotty crust came loaded with mozzarella cheese topped with cheesy cornflakes, finished with tender turkey ham, BBQ garlic chicken chunks with juicy onions, cherry tomatoes and drizzled with a tangy Chipotle Ranch sauce. I love the tangy ranch sauce over the meaty chicken with mozzarella stuffed between the crusts.

Did not see this new item listed on their delivery menu but it is there in the dine-in menu. Ordered a regular size Tropical Dream (S$29 before discount) pizza with chunky honey chicken ham, roasted pineapples with roasted onions, cream cheese and a drizzle of mango puree. I selected the San Francisco Style Sourdough crust out of the available three. It is light and airy but also much thinner at the base than the normal crust type. The mango sauce gave this pizza a burst of tangy sweet flavour over the savoury ham and milky cream cheese. Overall, mum said she enjoyed the fruity sweetness of this pizza.

Selected image and video courtesy of Pizza Hut Singapore.

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The other day I tried out the Smoky BBQ Chicken Burger by McDonald’s Singapore while mum had the Hawaiian Grill Chicken Burger (S$7.10). This round, it is my turn to savour the latter and here is my review for it. The non-minced grilled chicken patty is tender and juicy and the spicy mayonnaise complement it. I also enjoyed the tangy and sweet grilled pineapple, though thinly sliced adds a fruity zing to the burger. Overall, between the two new burgers, I preferred the grilled over the fried one.

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For this year’s World Cup, McDonald’s Singapore had kicked off with a not one but two new burgers, a side order and dessert to ensure fans don’t go hungry during the early morning live broadcast. I went ahead and order takeout for a set of Smoky BBQ Chicken Special, ala carte Hawaiian Grill Chicken and McChicken.

Mum got the Hawaiian Grill Chicken Burger (S$7.10). A juicy grilled chicken patty drizzled with spicy mayonnaise paired with tangy, grilled pineapple and chicken ham and topped with soft, white sesame seed bun.

For my Smoky BBQ Chicken Special (S$9.90), I upgraded my gassy drink to a small iced green tea (+S$0.80). The first thing that caught my eyes is the new dark malt bun sandwiching a chicken ham patty coated in crispy batter, savoury chicken bacon, melty cheese and refreshing tomato drizzled with smoky BBQ chipotle sauce. The burger tasted like barbecue with crispy lettuces and juicy tomato to boot though I can’t really say if I enjoyed the earthy malt buns.

I also picked up a McChicken (S$2.50) in case the above set doesn’t fills me up. The Potato Pops or tater tots from the set meal are supposed to be seasoned with herbs and spices but the flavour is a little underwhelming though I still enjoyed popping it into my mouth.

Selected image and video courtesy of McDonald’s Singapore.

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To counter the dull season during the COVID-19 circuit breaker, Pizza Hut Singapore has been offering their pizzas 🍕 at 50% off. Since mum is not cooking on weekends, we ordered delivery. Paid S$31.15 for both regular sized pan pizzas. Yeah, our pizzas are so much more expensive than in other countries. The Meat Galore is the perfect meat-lover's choice with chicken ham, pepperoni, minced beef, cabanossi sausages and tomato mozzarella melt.

I normally go for the Seafood Deluxe as this pizza 🍕 had juicy prawns 🦐 marinated in spices in addition to succulent squid 🦑 and tasty tuna 🐟 found in the cheaper Ocean Delight pizza.

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Mum don't want to cook dinner over the weekend so we had to make do with pizza from Pizza Hut Singapore. Cheesy 7 Puff Sausage Delight - Love the cheese-based sauce on top but the cream cheese filling in the crust a bit jelak.

Chicken Supreme pizza had chunks of roasted chicken meat with chicken ham and mushroom, topped with plenty of gooey cheese.

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There was a thunderstorm earlier this evening and no one wanted to go buy dinner so we opted for Pizza Hut delivery. Got the Chicken Supreme from the Classic range and Seafood Deluxe from the Specialty menu. Came free with six pieces of Honey Roasted Wings. Though we avoided the torrential rain, the delivery man was all wet but at least he got his waterproof jacket on.