Kyochon Menu Prices Malaysia 2026

✓ Prices verified October 26, 2026
✓ 2026 Updated🍜 Korean Fried Chicken🎉 Halal Certified📍 20 Outlets Nationwide

Welcome to the kyochon menu hub for Malaysia. KyoChon 1991, the Korean fried chicken chain founded in 1991, builds its whole menu around double-fried chicken in four signature glazes, Soy Garlic, Red Pepper, Honey and Shinhwa, with prices on the official menu page starting at RM12.90 for a drumstick. This hub covers every series, the sides and drinks, and the outlets, with supporting guides linked below.

⚡ Quick Answer: Start with Soy Garlic at RM18.50 for wingettes and drumettes if it is your first visit, or the Kyochon Mix Sampler at RM35.50 to taste three flavours at once. Note the official listing does not state piece counts, so confirm portions at your outlet.

What is on the Kyochon Malaysia menu?

Chicken first, everything else second. The menu is built from four glaze series plus a SalSal boneless range, a Mix sampler, rice dishes, Korean sides and canned drinks.

What is on the Kyochon Malaysia menu?
Four glaze series plus SalSal strips and the Mix sampler make up the Kyochon menu.

The four series each have a clear character. Soy Garlic is the savoury, garlicky classic and the safest first order. Red Pepper brings the heat for spice lovers. Honey is sweet and sticky, and a favourite with first-timers. Shinhwa is the smoky series for those who want something deeper than sweet or spicy. The SalSal Series is different again: tender boneless chicken breast coated in crunchy rice crispies, for diners who would rather skip bones.

Beyond chicken, the menu runs to tteokbokki, fried rice in several styles, potato wedges, cassava chips and a short drinks list. KyoChon Malaysia is halal-certified according to menu guides, and the chain uses chilled, antibiotic-free and hormone-free chicken delivered fresh daily, per its own brand story.

How much does Kyochon fried chicken cost?

Use the official menu page prices as the current anchor, and the older multi-piece sets as a guide to sharing sizes. The two sources do not line up piece for piece, so this section keeps them separate and labelled.

How much does Kyochon fried chicken cost?
Official menu page prices anchor the chicken list, with older multi-piece sets shown separately.
Series And Cut Official Listed Price Note
Soy Garlic Wingette and Drumette RM 18.50 Official menu page, piece count not stated
Soy Garlic Drumstick RM 12.90 Official menu page, piece count not stated
Red Pepper Wingette and Drumette RM 18.50 Official menu page, piece count not stated
Red Pepper Drumstick RM 12.90 Official menu page, piece count not stated
Honey Wingette and Drumette RM 19.90 Official menu page, piece count not stated
Honey Half or Whole Chicken RM 35.90 Official menu page
Honey Chicken Thigh RM 17.90 Official menu page
Shinhwa Wingette and Drumette RM 19.90 Official menu page, piece count not stated
Shinhwa Drumstick RM 13.50 Official menu page, piece count not stated
Kyochon Mix Sampler RM 35.50 Soy Garlic plus Red Pepper plus Honey wingettes and drumettes
Kyochon Mix Chicken Thigh, Soy plus Red RM 15.90 Official menu page

For sharing sizes, an older 2023 menu guide lists Honey at RM27.90 for 8 pieces, RM39.90 for 12 pieces and RM64.90 for 20 pieces, Mixed Wings at RM37.90 for 12 pieces, and SalSal strips at RM16.90 for 5 pieces and RM29.90 for 10 pieces. Those are older guide prices, not current official listings, so treat them as a size guide and confirm the current set price at your outlet.

My pick: Two diners sharing should start with the Mix Sampler at RM35.50, since it covers all three classic glazes in one box. Add a rice dish if you are still hungry, rather than ordering a second chicken set blind.

What sides and drinks go with Kyochon chicken?

Rice is the anchor side, tteokbokki is the fun one, and drinks are simple canned options. Prices below come from the older 2023 guide, since the current official page lists chicken only, so confirm each side price at your outlet.

What sides and drinks go with Kyochon chicken?
Rice dishes, tteokbokki and canned drinks round out the chicken, at older guide prices.
Side Or Drink Older Guide Price Note
Kyochon Tteokbokki RM 24.90 Spicy rice cakes, 2023 guide price
Steamed Rice RM 4.90 2023 guide price
Garlic Fried Rice RM 7.90 2023 guide price
Chicken Fried Rice RM 10.90 2023 guide price
Kimchi Fried Rice RM 14.90 2023 guide price
Potato Wedges RM 14.90 2023 guide price
Cassava Chips RM 7.90 2023 guide price
Canned drinks, Coca-Cola, Sprite, teas RM 3.90 to RM 6.90 Range across the 2023 guide drinks list
Bottled Water RM 3.00 2023 guide price

Pickled radish and seaweed soup traditionally come with the chicken sets, and reviewers note combo sets often bundle rice, a drink, pickled radish and soup. If your set arrives without them, ask, since set contents can vary by outlet.

Where can you eat Kyochon in Malaysia?

KyoChon has around 20 outlets across Malaysia, mostly in shopping malls in the Klang Valley, plus Johor Bahru, Penang and Putrajaya. Most open 10am to 10pm daily.

Where can you eat Kyochon in Malaysia?
Around 20 mall outlets nationwide, most open 10am to 10pm daily.
Outlet Area Location Note Hours
Pavilion Kuala Lumpur Lot 1.54, Level 1, Jalan Bukit Bintang 10am to 10pm
1 Utama, Petaling Jaya LG 311, Lower Ground Floor 10am to 10pm
Sunway Pyramid, Petaling Jaya LG2.95, Lower Ground Two, Jalan PJS 11/15 10am to 10pm
MyTown, Cheras Lot G-03, Ground Floor, Jalan Cochrane 10am to 10pm
IOI City Mall, Putrajaya LG-30, Lower Ground Floor 10am to 10pm
Bangi, Seksyen 9 No. 11A, Ground Floor, Jalan 9/9C 10am to 10pm
Mid Valley Southkey, Johor Bahru LG 048, Lower Ground Floor, The Mall 10am to 10pm

Arrive outside peak meal hours if you can. Reviewers note waits during busy periods, since the chicken is fried to order, and that is part of why it stays crisp.

Kyochon menu FAQs

Short answers on the series, prices, sides and outlets, checked October 26, 2026.

Kyochon menu FAQs
Kyochon menu FAQs: series, prices, sides, drinks and outlets.
What is the best Kyochon flavour for a first visit?

Soy Garlic at RM18.50 for wingettes and drumettes is the safest first order, or the Mix Sampler at RM35.50 if you want Soy Garlic, Red Pepper and Honey in one box.

How much does Kyochon chicken cost in Malaysia?

On the official menu page, wingettes and drumettes run RM18.50 to RM19.90 depending on series, drumsticks RM12.90 to RM13.50, and the Mix Sampler RM35.50. Piece counts are not stated, so confirm portions at your outlet.

Is Kyochon Malaysia halal?

Yes, Kyochon Malaysia is reported as halal-certified in menu guides. Confirm the certificate at your outlet if it matters to you.

What sides go with Kyochon chicken?

Tteokbokki, steamed rice, garlic, chicken and kimchi fried rice, potato wedges and cassava chips, plus canned drinks and teas, at older guide prices to confirm at the outlet.

Where are Kyochon outlets in Malaysia?

Around 20 outlets, including Pavilion KL, 1 Utama, Sunway Pyramid, MyTown, IOI City Mall, Bangi and Mid Valley Southkey, mostly open 10am to 10pm daily.

Heads up: Details checked October 26, 2026. Chicken prices come from the official menu page, which does not state piece counts, while side and drink prices come from a 2023 guide and need confirming. Confirm price, portion and set contents at your outlet before ordering.