RoseBelle pty Ltd opens fried chicken outlet |18 March 2021
RoseBelle Pty Ltd has opened a fried chicken outlet in the Plaisance district.
The RoseBelle Fried Chicken (RFC-branded) opened its door early yesterday morning with its fast food service.
Apart from the main meal of chicken and chips and chicken pieces, the outlet also offers pork and chips, sausages and sausage and chips, burgers and burgers with chips among other non-spicy and spicy delicacy fast food made from pork chops, pork spare ribs and pork bellies.
Also available are different flavoured sauces to choose from.
The day at RFC starts with a breakfast service from 7am to 10am for R50 which include 2 slices of bread (toast or plain) and baked beans including two of your own choosing from a breakfast choice consisting of sausages, bacon slices, including fried and boiled eggs and omelettes, among other delicacies made from eggs. Any extras apart from the two of your own choosing will cost R10.
The lunch menu is from 10am to 9.30pm. A chicken menu begins at R50 and consists of a piece of chicken plus chips (small) while the medium meal is at R65 and a large meal at R90. A medium chicken family pack is at R275 while the large is at R400.
As for the pork menu, a small with chips is R50 while the large stands at R100. For the burgers precisely made with beef, the cheapest is R50 while the expensive one is at R125. A small sausage and chips is R45 and a large one is at R80. Chicken and sausages are also sold in single or in more pieces while French fries of different pocket sizes can be purchased also.
“We have observed a lack of such chicken fast food outlets in the country especially until late at night. This is why we have decided to venture into offering this kind of service,” said Rosie Damou, director of RoseBelle.
She said the outlet will remain open until 11pm when and if the health restrictions are lifted.
RFC is located adjacent to RoseBelle’s main store. It is a take-away service with no seating area. Clients, observing all the health regulations in place with regard to the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, will from the outside make their orders at one end and pick up the order at another end.
“We wanted to open the outlet since last year but the pandemic prevented us from doing so. Now that we have been given the go ahead with regard to implementing the health procedures in place, we started off this morning (17.03.2021),” Ms Damou said.
Apart from the chicken and pork menus served with chips, RFC also offers different soft drinks, water and different flavoured ice creams with chocolate toppings.
Ms Damou said that if the outlet is successful, the RoseBelle Group will expand the RFC brand to other places in the country.
RFC Plaisance is being run by eight Seychellois working shifts.
RoseBelle Pty Ltd is renowned in the country for its fresh food, meat, fruit and vegetables and great wines.
Patrick Joubert
