Coqfighter brings its Korean-style fried chicken to Canary Wharf on 21 October
The chicken sandwich specialists open their fifth London spot inside Market Halls, with k-wings and a Nashville Hot sandwich.
Good news for anyone who works in Canary Wharf and lives for a proper chicken sandwich. Coqfighter opens its fifth London site at Market Halls Canary Wharf on 21 October, Time Out reports.
The brand started in 2014 when three friends, Tristan Clough, Deacon Rose and Troy Sawyer, came back from Melbourne hooked on the Korean fried chicken they'd eaten in its Chinatown. Supper clubs for mates turned into residencies, then a first shop in Shoreditch's Boxpark. It now has sites in Liverpool Street, Soho, King's Cross and Finsbury Park.
What to order - K-wings (£10): twice-fried chicken in a spicy Korean glaze - Nashville Hot sandwich (£11.50): fried chicken breast, pickles, chipotle mayo and green slaw - Sides like mashed potato with miso gravy, or coconut rice - There's a vegan chicken sandwich too, plus roast and grilled chicken dishes
Co-founder and chef director Troy Sawyer calls the opening a massive milestone for the team, and says they can't wait to welcome people in.
Where: Market Halls, 25 North Colonnade, Canary Wharf, E14 5HD. Opens: Wednesday 21 October.
Source: Time Out London (opens in a new tab)
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