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Food / July 5, 2022

WOWBURGER gets into chicken

Food / July 5, 2022

WOWBURGER gets into chicken

July sees the launch of a brand new product for WOWBURGER; Chicken Bites.

The chicken itself is tossed in ‘a special blend of spices’ and fried to ‘crispy, delicious perfection’. According to a press release the special recipe has ‘been in the works for a long time’, and is touted to be the ‘damn chicken bites you have ever tasted’.

The new dish is available from Wednesday 6 July in all WOWBURGER locations for dine-in, takeaway and delivery. A portion of sic will cost six forty-five and a portion of nine comes in at eight forty-five. Each serving size will come with a dipping sauce of your choice.

As well as burgers and now chicken bites WOWBURGER also serve hand-cut fries, classic American-style milkshakes, and ice cream sundaes.

Part of the Press Up Hospitality Group WOWBURGER started slinging their signature build your perfect topping burgers in the Workman’s club six years ago. Since then they have expanded to include eighteen locations across Ireland and the UK.

With the launch of Mama Yo earlier this year Press Up Hospitality Group now own thirty-six dining venues across Dublin alone.

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