The food overall is amazing and it is all halal so it caters to muslims and the service was amazing…read more4.0*

I had lunch at Fried Chicken Club recently and overall the food was good…read more I ordered the fried chicken sandwich meal which comes with fries and a drink for $9.95. The default drink is a can of pop. I got a bottle of water, which is no extra charge, but if you get juice, it's an additional $0.50. For the fried chicken you have a choice of regular or spicy. I chose regular. The sandwich comes with shredded lettuce, tomatoes, a slice of marble cheese, and a thick and juicy piece of fried chicken breast. The sauces are a spicy mayo on the bottom bun and a regular mayo on the top bun. I loved that they use real cheese slices and not that processed Kraft Singles-like stuff. Extra points for that. My only real complaint is that in the pictures in the store and on the menu online, the bun is a brioche without seeds on it. But the actual product comes on a sesame seed bun! Gah! I can't eat sesame seeds so I had to throw out the bun and eat the sandwich bunless. Luckily they gave me a knife and fork! The lettuce and tomatoes were fresh. The breading on the chicken was really crispy and delicious. The chicken was real lean breast meat and was thick and juicy. I loved it. I might try just the fried chicken next time, and I'll get the spicy option ;) Fries are breaded and likely from frozen but they were crispy and I enjoyed them. The chicken here is Halal. Service was friendly. Takeout only during these Pandemic times. Staff were wearing masks. They are relatively new and are a small independent business. I definitely recommend checking them out if you like fried chicken. The restaurant is in the Emvale Acres Shopping Centre. Lots of free parking.

Me and 4 friends just left the place after ordering the 16 pieces mixed, and 6 thighs. The…read moreseasoning is bad, the chicken is boneless and has a weird flavours. If you want to eat fried flower this is the spot. The fries are good. They have cheap sauces for dipping and cheap ketchup. The place is also a bit dirty for a restaurant.

Holy shit is this chicken ever good. I'll take this over…read moreany of the other fried chicken chains (KFC can SMD!) Boneless thighs combo is really tasty. Not greasy at all - just scrumptious. Perfectly seasoned. Fries are decent but not sure they are fresh cut. I think this would stand them out even more if they were. But perhaps I'm wrong. 100% will return.

The app has a lot of savings and deals online in the same plaza as Walmart for those shopping days…read morewhen you get really hungry it takes coupons and Mary Brown's gift cards great tasting food great place to take your family

I haven't tasted the food yet; there's a long line up of people waiting for their orders to…read morematerialize - about 25 people before us! Uber eats is trundling in too; I've seen about 2-3 of those. I'm gaining weight just from the smell!! I am giving this place a 5-star just based on the smell!! But I reserve the right to change my mind after eating. I love the decor! That wall with the jelly bean houses on it! Ok, by now maybe you know that Mary Browns is a chain our of Newfoundland, so I had to try this at least once. I never ever eat breaded and friend chicken; honestly, KFC is good enough! What can I say? I was hungry!! But I love Newfoundland, and I want to know how this compares!! Also to note: there was a lot of staff behind the counter, so things seemed to move fairly quickly. Oh and I saved something for next time: they have introduced banana pudding!! Sorry for the drool marks on this review... Two meal deals included drinks and coleslaw for, $28.00. I will update my review after I taste all this for the first time. My stomach is sincerely grumbling!! UPDATE: oh man, was this ever good! The chicken was juicy and tender, the coating was perfect! The fries were wedgies and already coated and flavoured, so we didn't add salt or ketchup. The coleslaw was so good that all they needed to do was give bigger portions! Delish!! Definitely deserves a 5-star!! Will return. Also fixed the spelling. Predictive text, my keister!

Mary browns was like any fast food chicken sandwich shop. The chicken sandwich was comparable to…read moreKFC or the rest. The taters were a nice touch as the were battered. This restaurant was quite smoky but the service was incredibly fast. I never love just a can of pop with a combo, but that's the Mary brown way so such is life! I'll try somewhere else next time

It's fast food. We are from teh US and had to try it. The service was meh. The employees didn't…read moreseem like they wanted to be there. This location was close to the movies so we tried it out. The chicken was good - it's fried chicken. The fried pickles were good, but nothing amazing. I am not sure I will go back, but it's only because there are so many other choices and I also like better service.

Rating is a Big Zero. We came in around 8:30 pm. I forgot to order an item and was told that the…read morekitchen was closed and that the restaurant closes at 9 pm. I said that we wouldn't have come in to eat if we knew that they were closing at 9 pm. I mentioned this to our server and said that we are holding her up from her Friday night activities. She said yea ,it's Friday night and looked irked We were still eating 15 minutes after closing. The cook came out and said that this was his 14th hour working and were told to get take out boxes and leave immediately.The meal cost over $120. It was with Family. I've never ever been told to leave a restaurant eating after closing. Called the next day , and spoke with the Manager. He stuck up for his Staff and started yelling through the phone. He said something wrong that he accused us of. He said his server was 18 and shouldn't have been told how unhappy we were. So, unprofessional! Do not go there. The food was so so for the price.

The service was good. Basically they serve ribs. The ribs were tasty…read more The only problem is that the noise level is very high. It is hard to have a conversation with your dining partner. The waitress turned down the music but the fan noise from the vent hood in the kitchen is extremely loud. They would be wise to spend some money to fix that.

TLDR: Korean hot food kiosk inside OK Mart. Takeout only. No seats to dine-in. I tried the Takoyaki…read moreand it was delicious. Their specialty is fried chicken. Pelicana Chicken is a chain from South Korea that's been around since 1982, but they only recently opened up a location in Ottawa. In Canada, they currently only have locations in British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario. This location is located inside the OK Mart and is just takeout. There are no seats to dine-in. Their specialty is Korean fried chicken, but I just wanted a small snack, so I got an order of Takoyaki ($7.99 for 6). They were delicious! Slightly crispy on the outside and very soft and creamy on the inside with a good amount of octopus pieces inside. They were generous with the bonito flakes and the amount of sauce was not excessive. I forgot to say no sesame seeds, so I was thrilled that none were sprinkled on top. If you like Takoyaki, I would definitely recommend the ones there! You need to order at the self-service kiosk. I didn't know, so I stood at the counter for a while and when no one came, I waved at one of the staff who was back in the kitchen. He came out and I said I'd like to place an order. He came around the counter and showed me how to place my order at the self-service kiosk, lol. He was very nice about it too. I thought I could order at the counter, had I known I had to use the self-service kiosk I could have easily done that on my own, haha. Maybe they should put up a sign to that effect. I got my receipt with my order number and it said on the screen my order would be ready in 20-30 minutes, so I just shopped around OK Mart. After maybe 10-15 mins, the man who helped me at the kiosk found me in the store (it's not a large store) and brought me my order. I saw him bringing other people their orders as well. I know he recognized me because he helped me at the kiosk, but I'm not sure how he recognized the other people who just ordered from the kiosk without his help. I guess there's a security camera or he pokes his head out of the kitchen when he sees that an order is being placed. I have no idea, but I received the correct order ;) They also have dumplings and fries, and of course fried chicken. Their menu said Tteokbokki coming soon. Looking forward to trying their Tteokbokki and fried chicken! Lots of free parking in the plaza parking lot. (59)

These are some of the best fried chicken we've ever tasted. They are perfectly crispy, every time…read more We always do a half/half of their level 2 spicy and snow chicken. We find these 2 flavors compliment each the most and help balance out the spice. The level 2 spicy is also incredibly flavourful.

Great taste. This is my first time ordering from this location. Pleasant staff and clean…read morerestaurant. This is the best chicken take out !!

I'm a fan of Mary Brown's Chicken, so was excited to see this new location open up in Orleans,…read morewhere my parents and my brother's family live. We ordered food from there for lunch one day. No one in my family (other than my husband and I) had had Mary Brown's Chicken before so we got a variety of items to try. We got some mild fried chicken, some spicy fried chicken, potato wedges, onion rings, gravy, coleslaw, and macaroni and cheese salad. We also got a box of 5 chicken tenders with fries for my little nieces to share, but I wasn't able to get a picture because they were hungry, lol ;) It was my first time having the spicy fried chicken and it looked to me like they just sprinkle spices on top of the regular fried chicken after frying. It was ok, but the spices were definitely not well distributed. It's also not all that spicy. The chicken at Mary Brown's is similar in style to Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), as opposed to Popeye's Chicken. It's less salty than KFC I find. The potato wedge were a bit bland, but tasted great with the gravy poured on top, lol. They are lightly battered. The onion rings were crispy and great. I had some leftover fries from my nieces. The fries aren't battered like the wedges. They were good as well. They are just regular-cut fries, not shoestring, but not beefsteak/thick cut. The macaroni and cheese salad was too rich and creamy for my tastes, but I guess that's how it's supposed to be. I didn't try the coleslaw because I generally don't like coleslaw and especially not creamy coleslaw. The gravy was nice and thick and full of chicken flavour. My dad's assessment was "better than KFC, but not as good as Popeye's" lol. I don't know if I agree. I really like Mary Brown's and I like that it's a Canadian chain (it's from out East). Besides, I think all fried chicken places can coexist, since they all offer something a bit different :) This Mary Brown's Chicken is in the Orleans Gardens Shopping Centre (which is really a plaza, not an enclosed shopping centre). There's lots of free parking in the plaza.

Very great lunch time special. All you can eat buffet for only $20 provides a solid set of options…read moreif you don't know what to choose. I eat here almost once per week, no regrets

3.5 stars, but I'm rounding up. My husband and I had dinner here recently and it was good…read more I had the Beef Bibimbap ($12.95) and my husband had the Sweet and Sour Chicken ($14.95). Both dishes came with miso soup. The bibimbap came with bean sprouts, zucchini, cabbage, lettuce, carrots, radishes, beef bulgogi, a sunny side up fried egg, and of course rice. You get your choice of sauce and I got the Korean chili paste, on the side. The bibimbap itself was really good, although not entirely authentic tasting. The beef bulgogi was nice and lean, and I just wished there was more of it. The chili paste had a nice spicy kick to it and I really enjoyed mixing it into my bowl. I requested no sesame seeds in my meal and there weren't any sesame seeds. The miso soup was too salty for my tastes and also only lukewarm, and not hot enough. The kimchi wasn't too pungent nor too spicy. I normally don't like kimchi, but this one wasn't bad. It was milder than most, so yes, with kimchi, I prefer less authentic, lol. My husband liked his dish. I had a taste of the sweet and sour chicken. It was breaded chicken and then tossed in a sweet, sour and spicy sauce. He had a choice of rice or noodles and he got rice. His dish also came with some red cabbage and lettuce, which added a pop of colour and some vegetables to be healthier, lol. Service was efficient. When you're done, you pay at the counter. The place is not the fanciest, but the food and prices are good by Ottawa standards (I've had better for cheaper in Toronto and Montreal, but I don't live in either of those places anymore, so I accept Ottawa for what it is). Go Gi Ya is on Bank St., right next door to Sansotei Ramen. Street parking only.