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    Hen House

    3.8 (18 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    John M.

    Not bad. Got a little snack before movie. It's got a small menu and seems reasonable

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    Paul K.

    After seeing a movie nearby I noticed this new chicken shop that was on the cusp of grand opening. I stopped by today for lunch and really liked it. I ordered the Double Cluck combo meal which came with 2 tenders, a large portion of crinkle cut fries, a piece of garlic toast and a choice of a side all for $11. That's a great bargain! I had coleslaw for my side. It was creamy and slightly sweet-just right. I also had an Arnold Palmer for a drink (a blend of their pink lemonade and black tea) which was tasty. The chicken and fries were cooked to order and served fresh and hot. Perfect! The tenders had light breading and came with my choice of several dipping sauces. I ordered Hot Honey which goes well with tenders. The menu is pretty basic with tenders of varying quantities and a sandwich offering also. There's an odd offering like "Whoopie Pie", not sure what that's about. The inside is pretty small with no indoor seating so it seems more like a walk up place but there's a couple of sidewalk type tables and chairs outside the front entrance for somewhere to eat. The TV inside is playing Foghorn Leghorn which seems appropriate. This location is central in the Totem Lake area with plenty of other nearby businesses and things to do. I read that Hen House is owned by the same group that owns Joe's Burgers located a stones throw away and both out of the Portland area. Welcome to the PNW! Hen House made a good impression on me for both quality and price.

    I got the 3-piece tender, received a lot of fried, and 1 garlic bread per order. I bought an extra bread

    I think it's better than raising Cane. One difference that I experienced between the two is there are Texas toast. Raising Cane, that I experienced only toasted one side, which I do not understand why would you have one side toasted, and the other side of the bread NOT? I just enjoy the chicken and the fries better at the Hen House. I just wish they had more locations

    Daniella A.

    First time i tried this place!!! The chicken is the closest thing to canes!! I missed the taste and Hen House perfectly gave me nostalgia! The service was quick and sweet! I do believe the guy (at the time) was alone, so the wait outside was warm since it was so sunny out, but the wait was worth it! I absolutely love the inside of the restaurant! It's minimal and straight to the point in terms of: you get in, then order! I also got stickers a and a little squeaky hen toy!

    3 Clucker! So fresh it came out PIPING hot!

    My 14 year old is a chicken tender connoisseur! And he said, "It's Low Key Scrumptious!"

    The Rooster (4pc tenders, fries, garlic toast)

    Had high hopes coming in, but was a little disappointed. Think of it as a similar concept to Raising Canes. We ordered the Rooster (4pc tenders), coleslaw side and corn side. Food: The fries and chicken were good (however I still think Ezell's is better taste-wise). The sides however were pretty bad. The garlic butter corn was incredibly bland and tasted like corn straight of a can. Coleslaw also wasn't the best. I did like the garlic bread, and the house sauce was good too. Portion size: Very generous with the mains, the box could barely shut with how many fries were in there. The sides are way smaller however. Customer service: needs work Especially for a newer place in the heart of ultra-competitive totem lake, there was little to no effort to acknowledge or welcome customers as they walked in. The most interaction I got was a head nod towards the order kiosk after I'd been standing in the entrance for a few minutes. Time: No eta was given once I ordered and I never actually spoke to anyone so I wasn't sure what to expect. From placing the order to walking out was about ~10 minutes. Overall, wasn't terrible but will probably drive down the street to Ezell's next time I want fried chicken.

    Triple click with corn and house sauce.  Arnold Palmer.

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    Good service. The chicken tenders and fries were a bit salty but the coleslaw is really smooth and creamy

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    Ordered the Double Cluck with crinkle fries, garlic toast, and chicken strips with ranch.

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    Ma’ono Fried Chicken

    Ma’ono Fried Chicken

    4.1(39 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    I definitely recommend this place, and I'll be back!…read more I ordered the 3 fried chicken tender meal with the mild spice level. The chicken is Hawaiian-style, and the meal comes with daikon pickles. As a pickle lover, I was excited and these were awesome They were a strange highlighter-yellow color, but don't let that scare you. They were delicious! The chicken tenders were HUGE and tasted like nice pieces of breast meat. They were crispy, well seasoned and filling enough that I could only finish 2 out of 3. I also ordered the kimchi mac & cheese and fries. Everything is à la carte, and honestly, the hardest part was picking sides because there were so many choices First, the FRIES. Crispy, clean tasting and seasoned perfectly. I'm emphasizing this because here in Seattle, fries are always a mystery You truly never know what you're going to get. The kimchi mac & cheese surprised me in the best way. I was a little nervous the kimchi sauce would overpower everything, but I barely noticed it. Every bite was cheesy, thick and creamy with a sharper cheese flavor, not that overly gooey, messy mac & cheese. I'd heard before coming here that their spice levels can run hotter than advertised, for example, that the mild cayenne might taste more like hot. Personally, I didn't think the mild was hotter than advertised. If you enjoy seasoned food, you should be fine. If you're sensitive to spice or heavy seasoning, just work your way up. And don't skip the dips! I tried the hibiscus BBQ sauce and really liked it. I'm normally a honey mustard girl too, but I wasn't paying extra for another sauce Luckily, the dip portion was pretty generous and plenty for my meal. Service was fast, informative and decent. The restaurant itself was small, quiet and super laid-back. I went with a friend and only saw maybe two other people come in while we were there. Next time I'm trying that cucumber salad Overall, crispy Hawaiian-style chicken, great sides, GOOD fries, awesome pickles and portions that actually fill you up. I'll definitely be back.

    Decent chicken sandwich here, will probably come back at some point to try their tenders. Pretty…read moresolid, the chicken is not dry despite being not very oily, which makes this a great choice if you want a fried chicken sandwich that feels a little more healthy. I got the medium spice level and it was about as spicy as I was expecting, I would probably get the hot next time. Fair warning, my spice tolerance is pretty high so what I think of as medium may not be what everyone else expects medium to be, since I saw a lot of the reviews on Google said that it was too spicy. Everything here was a bit on the salty side, but not unbearable. The fries were also pretty good, so I'd probably get more of those!

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    4.5(66 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    So happy to finally have a proper Korean fried chicken joint in NW Seattle!…read more Zip Dak Express recently took over the spot on the side of the Shell station off of 46th & Fremont, which has previously been home to a Mexican truck (Chayote) and a Brazilian burger spot (Capital Burgue). I drive by that Shell pretty much every day during my commute, so I noticed the new truck pop up and made it a point to swing by. Drove up on May 30 and found out they had just soft-opened the day before - so I was basically there from the jump. I ordered a half size of the soy garlic along with a side of curly fries. They're currently only running boneless chicken and tenders during soft opening, which honestly worked out fine since my partner prefers boneless anyway. Before ordering, I asked about the difference between their mild and medium heat levels, and they offered to coat the chicken in mild and serve the medium as a dipping sauce on the side - super accommodating. Good thing too, because their medium is no joke. Think a tad hotter than Wingstop's mango habanero. That's coming from someone who can usually handle spice. The two people running the truck showed a lot of love. I pulled up with my dog in the car, and the kind lady working was quick to come over and give him lots of attention, and a treat! She mentioned that they're hoping to stick around in the neighborhood for the long haul and have plans to build out the seating area - including a fenced section for people who want to bring their dogs and let them hang out. Seems like they're dog people, I'm already looking forward to it :) I'll be honest - I might be a little biased here haha. Fried chicken is probably my single favorite food, and Korean fried chicken is on the top tier. So take that for whatever it's worth. But this was a great first impression, and I'll definitely be back once they open up the full menu, or hell even before that since they're so close.

    Really awesome wings. Some of the crispiest I've had. I like the variety of sauces, I can do…read moreKorean and the buffalo sauce for the less adventurous. I ordered online, easy and friendly pickup.

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