Because of this blog, I decided upon the chicken frank and giving a pass in trying the new stuff Swenson's had in their new menu.
From top left to bottom right,
Appetisers: Fried Mushrooms, Fried Cheese Sticks
Mains: Sister's Salmon and Mushroom Spaghetti, Daddie's BBQ Chicken, Joan's Chicken Frank, Mother's Fish and Chips, Someone's Chicken and Mushroom Spaghetti
Ice Cream: two Topless Fives, flavours include Lime Sorbet, Mint, Sticky Chewy Chocolate, Mango, Cookies and Cream, Chocolate, Coffee
Because this is essentially a Sausage Blog, I shall not talk about the other food except for my huge Chicken Frank.
Chicken Frank, $12.50 + 10% service charge + 7% GST, served with criss cut fries and coleslaw.
Chicken Franks are the most normal foodstuff about in American eateries, so what makes one chicken frank more outstanding than the other? Other than in terms of individual taste, you can't really go wrong about it, Swenson's made use of toppings of the chicken frank to differentiate their chicken franks. This chicken frank came topped with parmesan cheese, honey mustard, shaved ham and tomato bits. The toasted buns were also buttered. It also came with onions, but I requested for mine to come sans onions.
In all, this differentiation in the chicken frank really impressed me. And for its price, it's still quite value for money.
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