August 24, 2018, 06:18 PM 
F&B establishments in Singapore are always looking for the best way to market themselves:
But in a Facebook video posted by KP Lau on August 23, the House of Seafood in Punggol Settlement might just top its competitors.
Here is one of their waitresses, dancing to a background track with a fast-paced beat and chicken sound effects:
[related_story]In case you can't play the video, here's the dance:
She then stops dancing momentarily to set the chicken on fire:
And continues afterwards:
In total, the whole process took about one minute.
Designated dancing waitresses
To confirm that this was ongoing and in Singapore, we made a call to the restaurant, where the person who picked up confirm that there was indeed such a thing.
The dish is called "Fire-Lobster Chicken" (we asked twice, but might have heard it wrong) and costs S$38.
You will have to order it in advance, and there are limited portions each day.
Additionally, there are designated waitresses for this dish, as the serving process is um, a little more complicated.
Here are more waitresses from the restaurant, serving the chicken with the same dance:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BmyFAJSA-HL/
Strangely enough, the dish has not been featured on the restaurant's website, Facebook, or Instagram.
But if you are suddenly in the mood for flaming chicken, you can make a reservation by contacting them.
Top image by KP Lau and @sh1ne28 on Instagram
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