KFC-themed installation at VivoCity to mark chain’s 45th year in Singapore

Fast-food chain KFC Singapore has unveiled a multisensory installation at mega-mall VivoCity to mark its 45th anniversary.

The pop-up, which runs from Wednesday (July 6) to Sunday, will be open to the public and entry is free. Wednesday is also International Fried Chicken Day.

The installation, dubbed #MeAndMyKFC, is suitable for people of all ages. It features quirky props and KFC-inspired collectibles and sets, the fast-food chain said in a statement on Tuesday.

For instance, adults can traipse down memory lane with a display of vintage KFC collectibles from the 1970s to the present day.

Children and young adults can also try their hand at the claw and gachapon (capsule toy) machines, where they could win special KFC items such as enamel pins, stickers and food vouchers.

There’s also a Lounge section that features aesthetically pleasing backgrounds for your next Instagram post.

Visitors can also put on KFC streetwear as props in the installation’s Wardrobe section.

For those wondering how KFC prepares its iconic fried chicken, a cooker pot used in all KFC kitchens will be on display. Visitors can also experience lifting a full basket of freshly cooked chicken and guess the spices that go into KFC’s secret recipe.

The first 4,500 visitors to the installation will get a free two-piece-chicken voucher, in addition to a limited-edition token that all visitors will receive.

To mark its anniversary, KFC Singapore is also rolling out S$4.50 deals in phases from July 1 to 28. These deals are available at all its stores. Customers can expect different deals each week, starting with a S$4.50 Zinger Set from July 1 to 7, comprising a Zinger burger and a regular Cola drink.

Last but not least, the fast-food giant is also hosting an International Fried Chicken Day party at its VivoCity store on Wednesday, from 7.30pm to 8pm. Participants could walk away with prizes worth more than S$2,000 as they play games with Mediacorp DJs Justin Ang and Hazelle Teo.

KFC is on the GrabFood delivery service. You can also book a ride to its restaurants or the #MeAndMyKFC installation.