Fried chicken banh mi was surprisingly really good, likely because we ate it as soon as it came out…read more(not sure if takeout would've been as good). The chicken was steaming. Would like to try their actual wings and sides

So we had a very mixed experience when we went…read more Positives the food was prepared quickly and in mid afternoon it has excellent shade from the heat. The kimchi aeoli was exceptional The macaroni and cheese was very cheesy in a way that was very satisfying. Not so positives: the chicken was very greasy. We found that the breading held the grease in making it feel really heavy. We asked for ketchup and were given a house ketchup that did not go well for our kids and reminded us of BBQ sauce. Which in itself wasn't the worst except that the sauces cost 1.25 each and we did not understand what we were getting which with littles is rough. If you dine at the location it is outdoors and has lots of bug friends. We requested no panko or bread crumbs on the macaroni and cheese and we were told they would leave it off then they still put the toppings on. Again not a big deal in general but it did mean our kids wouldn't touch it. Underwhelmed by the house sauce. Overall it is fast and it is chicken but it didn't meet our expectations unfortunately in service or flavor.

The thinnest chicken fingers I've ever had in my life. 70% breading 30% chicken. So disappointing…read more No one wants to eat just breading. The sauces are good though but def 1 star because that is insane!

My friend and I visited this restaurant before we left Dekalb Market Hall. When we passed the…read morerestaurant as we walked around the mall, the aroma of the chicken permeated my nostrils. We both ordered the combo meal. I opted for boneless mild wings with French fries, and my friend wanted traditional wings with tater tots. I ordered a side of mozzarella sticks as well. Customer service was good. The food was very delicious. I was pleased with my food. I'll definitely stop in again to visit their restaurant.

food took forever to come out. They were out of many items, diet sodas, bone in wings. Maybe it was…read morelate at night but to be out of wings... seems like maybe it's time to close up shop. The staff was lovely though, they were trying their best.

I rate for what it is and for what it is, you won't find better. I got a ten piece boneless wings…read morewith half bbq and half Thai chili, both were excellent. The chicken is perfect, big pieces of white meat cooked perfectly. Didn't taste like the cheap frozen over breaded junk they serve at other places (BWW I'm lookin at you). It was fresher, tastier and the sauces were great. The ranch was really good. Don't know if it's house made or bought somewhere but it's a really great ranch for dipping. Tip: get them extra saucy. I also got a bottle of soda and some mozzarella sticks (which were good) for $20. That's right.. 10 huge wings, motz sticks 2 ranch and a marinara with a soda for $20! Not bad. There was plenty of seating inside and TVs where I watched the FIFA match. Service was fast and friendly. Really can't ask for more in a small, fast food wing spot.

I've been interested in this place for a while and happened to be nearby. Came here with a friend…read morethat loves Korean food. I ordered this because I wanted a meal that came with sides. I thought the two portions of meatloaf were pretty big. The sauce on top was delicious. I would love it in a bottle. The meatloaf itself was decent. The sides were a little charred. Not how I would've liked it. The kornbread is good. I'm not sure what's Korean about it. Tasted like normal cornbread to me. They gave me a pack of honey to drizzle on it. The ramen mac n cheese was interesting. Might be a food crime if I'm being honest. Not bad, just weird and unnecessary. It'll never be a replacement for actual mac n cheese. Can't blame them for trying. The restaurant itself was small. There's some seating but not a lot. There's also seating outside, again not a lot. You might have to consider different options if you come here. Fortunately I came when it was not busy. Overall the food was alright, I wouldn't come back again.

I was taking care of an errand in the area and saw the words Memphis Seoul across the street,…read moreimmediately intrigued. The spot is relatively small but clean and the service was good, counter person made good recs while I was ordering. I had the loaded tiger tots with bulgogi meatloaf (eat right away so tots don't get soggy) with a Seoul sauce drizzle and it was slamming. Next time (and there will soon be a next time) I'd order double meat and if ordering to go I'd try the rice bowl instead because it would carry better long term. There's allot of fusion options that are creative and intriguing so I'll be sure to return and will update my reviews as I try brew menu items! Til next eat!

I happened to catch this Baby's Buns and Buckets pop-up while I was visiting Other Half Brewing at…read morethe Domino Park location. From what I was told the items in this review are currently only served at their pop ups, but check out the menu at the actual restaurant. I am certain that the food there is phenomenal. Ok so first off let me say that this family is awesome. They are all not just cordial but so welcoming. I saw nothing but friendly smiles, and felt great vibes. I had the pleasure of meeting Sage and she gave me the story of the business. Please go out and support small businesses, especially women owned, minority businesses. I will say that the man, who was working with them is the nicest guy in the world. Now on to the food. This hot lobster roll with butter and Thai seafood sauce was on point! I am not a fan of mayo but I am sure that the garlic mayo takes this lobster roll to another level. Normally I only like my lobster roll with melted butter but the Thai seafood sauce gave it this citrusy , slightly tangy flavor that went well with the lobster. And the lobster roll itself is just beautiful. (I tend to eat with my eyes. Lol) I was truly craving a lobster roll and I am so glad that you all were there. I have never had fried basa, but it was prepared to perfection. I really loved the batter, and the fish was not over seasoned. The fish was light, not too flakey, and tasted great with the garlic chili sauce. My only regret is that I took it to go. It would have better to sit and enjoy the basa When I return to NYC I will make Baby's Buns and Buckets my first stop. I really want to try some of their other menu items. I pray that you all will have continued success!

Yeah- it's just fun to eat out of a bucket. That's part of it, but the food is different, and it's…read moregood! You can't eat here and be in a bad mood, or you may start in a bad mood but you will be happy as you start eating. It's just fun to eat here (as silly as the at sounds). When I go to the food hall with a group and we all meet back at the table, meals from buns & bucks *always* has others in my group curious and asking "where did you get that?" I'm getting hungry writing this

Good quick lunch spot.. First come first serve seating.. small establishment.. Good service... I…read moregot a 10 pieces of 5 lemon pepper and 5 mild but wings are big so I should've got 5 piece order.. Food was good.. Everything cooked to order.. Good spot.. Plenty of TVs and if you a Buffalo Bills fan this the spot to go!

Strolled in here during halftime while the Bills were playing so I definitely got the full…read moreexperience! The food was phenomenal, I'm pretty sure the turkey burger was handmade. The vegetarian chili & churro french toast sticks, so good! Will definitely be back foe more food and to catch another game.

We stopped here for dinner the other night, and it did not disappoint…read more This location is right by the Barclay's center. It's small, but there's some seating inside and tables outside. I ordered the Poulette Sandwich with the herb mayo and thought it was fantastic. My husband got the fried chicken version, and that was also really good. Each of our sandwiches came with a side. I got the Mac and Cheese--my son devoured it, and he got fries, which was plenty for the 3 of us. Looking forward to eating there again next time we are in the area.

It is very cool that I am the first person to review this place and I am happy to give them 5…read morestars! I was in the neighborhood hitting up Chucky Cheese so my family could get our game on. We had no interest in eating there so we checked Grubhub to see some spots in the area. We found Poulette and decided to give it a try and I am so happy that we did. My wife and I both ordered a chicken sandwich meal combo- I got the rotisserie chicken (called the Poulette) with fries and my wife got the fried chicken sandwich with mac and cheese. We were totally stuffed and thought that everything was great. There were only 3 seats inside so not much of an eat in place. There was a solid amount of business as we sat and ate. Altogether, this was a lovely dinner experience. The meals were right around 15 each. I would come back again!

Raising Cane's keeps its concept incredibly simple, focusing almost entirely on chicken tenders,…read morefries, Texas toast, coleslaw, and its signature sauce. I walked into a bright, clean, and energetic restaurant with a fast-paced atmosphere that reflects how popular the chain has become. Even with a line forming at the counter, the staff kept things moving efficiently, and the operation felt well organized considering the volume of customers coming through the door. I went with one of the tender combos, which is really the reason most people come here in the first place. The chicken tenders were juicy, freshly cooked, and had a crispy coating that held up well without feeling overly heavy. The coating had a good crunch that stayed intact through the meal, and the chicken itself was moist and tender throughout. The real standout, though, is the Cane's Sauce. It adds a tangy, peppery flavor that works perfectly with the chicken and honestly ties the entire meal together. Between the tenders, crinkle-cut fries, and Texas toast, it is a simple meal, but one that is executed consistently well. The toast is buttery and soft, and the fries are solid enough to hold their own alongside the main event. One thing I have noticed is that the chicken can occasionally feel a little greasy depending on the visit, especially if you are ordering a larger combo. For some people that may not be an issue at all, while others might find it sits a bit heavy afterward. That has varied from visit to visit, but it is worth mentioning because the meal is definitely on the richer side compared to some other fast food chicken options. The coleslaw provides a lighter contrast, though it is a fairly standard version of the side and does not stand out the way the chicken and sauce do. The staff during my visit were friendly and efficient, and the restaurant was well maintained. Food came out quickly, and despite the limited menu, there is something refreshing about a place that focuses on doing one thing rather than trying to offer dozens of different options. The simplicity of the menu makes the decision process easy, and the consistency of the meal across visits is a big part of the appeal. Raising Cane's delivers a satisfying chicken tender meal with quality chicken, a great signature sauce, and consistently solid sides. It may not be the lightest meal around, but when you are in the mood for crispy chicken tenders and a straightforward comfort-food combo, it is easy to see why so many people keep coming back. The meal is familiar, filling, and hits the right notes for what it sets out to do.

I may talk about chicken fingers the same way a Yngvie Malmsteen fan might discuss "Van Hagar," but…read morethis was a welcome break from a rainy night, points awarded for subway adjacently and being open late. The fingers, fried and Texas toast are good, while the showstopper is the sauce that belongs on all of the above. The sweet tea is refreshing. Service is quick and friendly,