For those who don't know fried chicken and potatoes in all shapes and sizes are my kryptonite…read more Frankies hit all the spots for me! The curly fries caught my attention since I usually have to drive 1.5 hours all the way to Arby's for curly fries. Frankies blew my mind! I ordered it two days straight just so I can try the sandwich and then the tenders on its own. For the sandwich I ordered Nashville hot which was meh... I found the Popeyes sandwich to actually be better but the tenders on its own MY MY MY YUMMMMMMM. Especially the dips they have to offer Frankies signature dip, honey dill, and ranch. I HAD THEM ALL ! The winner is definitely honey dill! For the tenders I got HOT AF and to me it was just right. Nothing killer spicy, it was more of a sweet heat with a very pleasant kick to it..... Frankies you have stole my heart and I am going to be a forever customer for as long as you're open! Btw the curly fries are better than Arby's!

Wow. Just wow. These were one of the best chicken sandwiches I have eaten in the GTA (and I have…read moreeaten plenty of chicken sandwiches). I took advantage of the BOGO deal on Uber Eats and bought 2 Chicken Sandwiches ($8.95) and 2 sides of curly fries ($3.99). The chicken sandwiches were DELICIOUS. I got the Nashville Hot option (Choose between No Sauce (Ho Hum), Nashville Hot or Hot AF) and it was the perfect amount of heat. The sandwich itself is made up of 3 chicken tenders rather than one giant piece of chicken (which I kind of liked!). The curly fries were a little soggy because we got it to go but I'm sure if I ate them fresh in the restaurant, they would be hot and fresh. The fries also had some sort of flavouring on them, I think it might be cajun, which I loved! I will definitely buy these sandwiches again or even just the tenders themselves because they were SO good. Side note about the location: Frankie's Hot Chicken is located inside the Lone Star Texas Grill (which I didn't know so I circled around the plaza about 10 times before realizing it was inside Lone Star)

Old K Chicken Burgers locates in the FMP food court in Marham. It's an okay fried chicken places…read morethat could have been better. First two times went there were great. Crispy and delicious. Last time went there was bad. Dark oil somewhat soaked in chicken pieces. Very inconsistent. Disappointed.

Food is tasty. Price would be cheaper…read more Service is normal for a food court. Ambiance is just the food court. The food court would do some renovations.

I got the chicken sandwich. The fried chicken was big and irregularly shared. It was very crunchy…read moreand the chicken was still tender and not dry. They add a lettuce with some mayo sauce. I thought the mayo sauce was weirdly too sweet and just a little off. Didn't like it but didn't ruin the whole sandwich. It's nice that they also give you gloves and wet wipes to keep your hands clean.

Forgot to update. I stopped coming here for a couple months now when the food quality was getting…read moreworse and worse. Used to come by biweekly whenever I had an event in the area. Final straw was when they served me what smelled and felt like expired chicken, even the spices couldn't cover it up. Had to throw everything out after one bite. Yuck! The franchise is great though, just wouldn't recommend this location. If you do, hope luck is on your side.

Went for lunch around an hour after their open time and got seated right away. It is not a large…read morerestaurant though (can seat maybe 24 depending on group sizes). Since the weather was so warm, we wanted something refreshing and not too heavy, so ordered 물냉면 (Cold Noodles) and 산채비빔밥 (Wild Vegetable Bibimbap). Each of our dishes came with their own servings of 반찬 (banchan side dishes): 잡채 japchae noodles, 깍두기 kkakdugi diced radish kimchi, and cabbage salad. Both mains tasted exactly how we were expected them to, neither with overpowering flavours, saltiness -- balanced well. Server came around mid-meal to ask if everything was good and if we needed any refills of the banchan. There's a 5% discount if you pay with cash, but they do accept card payment as well. Parking spot was very easy to find at that time, but even if at a busier time, you can still find parking in the plaza.

Korean food that warms the soul…read more We were excited to visit Bap.Zip in Richmond Hill on a frigid cold day. They feature a simple menu of typical Korean food from hot soup to bibimbap, Korean fried chicken and charcoal grill. The shared meal options are a bit limited but each individual portion comes with a set of different banchan side dishes on a meal tray. The flavours were a tad mild in the donkatsu and the potato in pork bone soup, in contrast to the in-you-face seasoning that I'm used to in Korean food. Pork bone soup ($19.50) was piled high with a sizzling hot broth and 3 sides that surprisingly didn't include kimchi cabbage. King donkatsu ($23.50) featured fried pork cutlet in a truly huge wingspan topped with an aromatic curry sauce; a portion that was enough for two meals. Since one menu item is required per guest, we also had the Kids Special ($14.50) with katsu & bulgogi served in a fun toy car. The dining interior vibes were decent with tables spaced out along each side wall. But the corridor to the restroom and the rooms themselves were messy and dirty which detract from the vibes. Service was friendly with occasional follow-ups and the place got busy during the latter part of our weekend lunch meal. Skip it or hit it? It's good Korean fare in the area. Just note pricing is higher than I'm used to elsewhere albeit with good portions that made up for it.

Tip: Get the honey butter biscuits. They are the best…read more Last night, I was picking up dinner at Pizza Hut. I remember visiting it in the past. It used to have a dining room. Well, things have changed. Pizza Hut takes up maybe a third of its old building. The other two-thirds is now this Church's chicken joint. I love Church's. Yes, its marketing tends to focus on its fried chicken, chicken tenders, and chicken sandwiches. I love everything. You know what my favourite item is at Church's? It has nothing to do with chicken. It's the honey butter biscuit. This biscuit is delicious. It's fluffy. It has a nice honey butter glaze on top that's crispy, slightly sweet, and perfect. I dropped by Church's first. It was nice seeing seating at this eatery. There were a few folks waiting for their food. I let a couple grab their food before I approached the counter. I saw the biscuits behind the friendly woman who said hi and asked how I was. My mouth was salivating. I felt bad for the pizza that I had ordered. I got three biscuits. I paid with a credit card. I tapped. Done! She grabbed three biscuits and put them in a paper bag. I thanked her and left with my goodies. I hit Pizza Hut before I put all my food in an insulated bag for pizza. I then headed home. I had a honey butter biscuit straight out of the bag. It was still hot. It was so good. Oh, how I have missed how fluffy and yummy this biscuit is! A seasonal item on Church's menu is a sundae that has a biscuit in it. I haven't had it, but I want to make my own at home. Let's see if I can make one before I devour the other two biscuits. I liked visiting this Church's. It is the closest one to my home. I'll be back soon! (92)

Late 1990s I lived near Canada's first Harvey's location in Richmond Hill…read more Because of the joint venture b/w Harvey's and Church's, I distinctly remember eating like a king as a kid. A Harvey's angus burger with some onion rings + some Church's bone-in chicken with some of their biscuits. THAT WAS IT FOLKS. So sad that the joint venture doesn't exist anymore. While their signature chicken is good, my claim (bold but not controversial) is that the honey butter biscuits are better than their chicken. In fact, I think the biscuits at Church's are the best fast food biscuits in the game right now. Super fluffy and moist on the inside but with the crispy, sweet exterior. Popeye's could never w/ their biscuits. The one thing I think Church's has them beat on is the biscuits. I've also tried the jalapeno bombers and they're just mid imo. But surprisingly, the mashed potatoes w/ gravy was actually not bad! Definitely not beating the gravy over at Mary Brown's though.

I'd tried Poulet Rouge a couple of times before at other locations, and was happy to know that…read morethey'd opened up in Hillcrest too. It's great to see such a healthy food option in the food court, with generous serving sizes and reasonable prices. We were actually deciding between A&W and Poulet Rouge, when the lady working at the counter lured us with free samples. I'd been curious how spicy the spicy option was, and was able to sample that (it's a reasonable kick -- won't leave you sweating, but plenty of heat), which was great! It really helped us decide to buy bowls here, instead of going for a burger. The store is takeout only, and the display is clean and bright. We bought 1 x 1 flavour rouge bowl, and 1 x 2 flavour rouge bowl. I loved their less-common base and topping options like bulgar, dried cranberries, pineapple, and beets. It's also nice that the toppings are chopped up into smaller sizes, so that each fork/spoonful can be loaded without stuff awkwardly escaping.

Very salty the…read moreveggies are fresh.. not much protein. pretty pricey Staff are welcoming. the sitting is in the foodcourt so not appliable

November 3, 2024 - one of the best chicken burgers! It…read moreseems that lots of people order ahead of time so when we got there we waited for quite some time. We told the worker that we'd be back in 30mins and went across the street to the grocery store. When we got back he was almost finished with our food. Definitely recommend ordering ahead.

The food is fantastic but I wish they still had the curly fries . Service was very slow but no…read morefault of the server as she was the only employee working at the time.