Cafe de Coral Slashes Chicken Leg Price to HK$12 in 4-Day Flash Sale

Cafe de Coral, one of Hong Kong’s largest fast-food chains, has launched a surprise four-day promotion starting September 7, 2026, offering its popular fried and soy sauce chicken legs for as low as HK$12 each. The deal also includes a premium combo featuring a whole chicken leg with three Häagen-Dazs ice creams for just HK$40, and a grape oolong tea for under HK$10. Available daily from 2:30 pm during the tea-time window, the promotion runs through September 10 exclusively at participating outlets.

Flash Sale on Signature Chicken Legs

The chain’s chicken legs have long been a tea-time favourite among diners, often selling out during peak hours. In this limited-time offer, customers can choose between two classic preparations:

  • Crispy fried chicken leg – golden, crunchy skin with tender meat inside
  • Soy sauce chicken leg – deeply marinated with savoury umami notes

Each item is priced at a record low of HK$12, a reduction of roughly 60% compared to the regular menu price. This aggressive discount is aimed at drawing afternoon crowds back to physical stores amid ongoing competition from delivery platforms and rival chains.

Premium Combo with Häagen-Dazs

For those seeking a more indulgent experience, the HK$40 combo delivers an unexpected “ice-and-fire” pairing. Diners receive one whole chicken leg (choice of fried or soy sauce) plus three individual cups of Häagen-Dazs ice cream. The ice cream flavours may vary by location, but the deal offers a dessert value that typically costs over HK$60 separately.

“The combination of hot, savoury chicken leg and premium ice cream creates a unique contrast that appeals to younger consumers looking for shareable treats,” said food industry analyst Mei Wong, who tracks fast-food trends in Hong Kong. “This kind of cross-category bundling is rare in the quick-service sector and could set a new benchmark for value promotions.”

Additional Offers and Timing

To refresh patrons during the hot September afternoons, Cafe de Coral is also selling a grape oolong tea for just HK$9.90. The fruity, lightly sweetened iced beverage is intended to cut through the richness of the fried chicken and complete the tea-time meal.

Key details for shoppers:

  • Promotion period: September 7–10, 2026 (only 4 days)
  • Serving hours: Daily from 2:30 pm until the end of the tea-time session
  • No membership or coupons required – prices apply at the counter
  • While stocks last – popular outlets may sell out early

What This Means for Diners

Such deep discounts are not typical for Cafe de Coral, which usually maintains stable pricing across its menu. The move signals an intensifying price war in Hong Kong’s fast-food market, where chains are increasingly using limited-time flash sales to boost foot traffic and social media buzz.

For budget-conscious consumers, this is a rare chance to enjoy a premium chicken leg at a fraction of the usual cost. To avoid disappointment, industry experts suggest arriving early during the tea-time window, especially at high-traffic locations in Causeway Bay, Mong Kok, and Tsim Sha Tsui.

With only a narrow window to redeem the deals, diners are advised to plan their visit between September 7 and 10. The promotion is not expected to be extended, making it a true “now or never” opportunity for chicken leg lovers across the city.

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