Chicken Town Sierra Leone has announced a slight increase in the prices of its food and drinks, effective Oct. 1, citing rising costs of essential market commodities.
In a customer notice, the food and beverage business said the adjustment is driven by continued increases in the cost of key ingredients and supplies used in its operations.
The new prices will take effect on Oct. 1, 2026. The company did not disclose specific percentage increases or a revised price list.
Management described the adjustment as modest, saying it reflects broader market pressures affecting food service businesses across the country.
Chicken Town Sierra Leone said it remains committed to maintaining quality food and service despite the price changes.
“We appreciate your understanding and continued support as we remain committed to serving you quality food and excellent service,” the notice stated.
Price adjustments among food vendors and restaurants have become common in urban areas of Sierra Leone, as businesses respond to fluctuations in commodity prices, transport costs, and supply chain pressures.
