KFC brings back long-awaited Chizza – a chicken + pizza combination!

Niger Tam
·2-min read

KFC’s iconic Chizza (From S$7.95), a unique fusion of fried chicken and pizza, has made a triumphant return to Singapore, much to the delight of fast-food enthusiasts. The Chizza is available for a limited time from 19 Jun to 16 Jul 2024, offering fans a fresh take on a beloved classic.

KFC - Chizza
KFC - Chizza

This culinary hybrid swaps out the traditional pizza dough for a crispy chicken fillet, creating a base that’s both innovative and indulgent. A no-carb pizza base – people on keto can indulge!

KFC - Tomato Chizza
KFC - Tomato Chizza

The revamped Chizza lineup includes 2 new flavours that cater to diverse taste preferences. The Chizza Tomato features a tangy tomato basil sauce, which complements the rich toppings of mozzarella cheese, chicken ham, mushrooms, and KFC’s signature cheese sauce. This variant promises a balanced blend of savoury and zesty notes, perfect for those who enjoy a classic pizza taste with a twist.

KFC - alfredoChizza
KFC - alfredoChizza

For those who prefer a creamier flavour profile, the Chizza Alfredo is an enticing option. It is topped with a creamy white sauce that pairs harmoniously with the same delicious toppings. This combination offers a richer, more decadent experience, making it a must-try for cheese lovers and fans of white sauce pizzas.

KFC - Tomato and alfredo Chizza
KFC - Tomato and alfredo Chizza

Prices for the Chizza start at S$7.95 for a single piece, providing an affordable indulgence. For those looking to share or enjoy a more substantial meal, KFC offers various combo options that include sides and drinks. These meal sets are perfect for both solo dining and group gatherings.

The Chizza can be enjoyed through multiple channels, including dine-in, takeaway, and delivery, ensuring that fans can savour this treat wherever they are. Whether you’re a long-time fan of the Chizza or trying it for the first time, this limited-time offering is a delicious way to experience KFC’s innovative take on comfort food.

For a list of all the locations, contact numbers and operating hours, please click here.

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