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2.0 (47 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 10:30 pm

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Allisa S.

Firstly, the handicap parking is near a door that is locked. So I had to go all the way around where I could've parked in the first place and then when I got inside, the guy there REFUSED to honor KFC's DIGITAL coupon because they "don't have a scanner" and suggested I go across town to a different location. Uh. Not my problem sir, and UH No! I'm driving across town. So I ordered nothing and took my business elsewhere and won't return.

Leah N.

So my boyfriend ordered through the app. We came to pick up the food and the door was closed and have to pick up through drive through. The sign on the door stated can pick up inside with advance order until 9 pm. We were there around 750pm. The drive through line was super long. It took us additional 20 minute or so to go through the drive through line to pick up food. The door sign and actual hours the dining room open doesn't match. Food was decent and chicken was crispy.

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S V.

I get so frustrated when I keep trying and trying to patronize a restaurant and it's hit or miss. I use to go here at least twice a month. Now... I just keep trying! I go and one time my meal is phenomenal and then the next I get hard, burnt chicken. I went last week and got the Spicy Macaroni bowl and it was delicious; however not the size you see on television but I even said I can live with that. Today I got half of the container full with 4 chicken nuggets. I haven't even started eating it yet because I'm still praying that it at least tastes good. Ok, at least it does taste good! Too bad it's not a complete meal...

Jen S.

We ordered in the drive through. Chicken and fries were stale. And the chicken was cold within 5 mins of ordering. The biscuits was extra dry and just crumbling. The gravy was very watered down.

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3.2
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saw this place listed on social media, wanted to check it out as a result. i am generally a pretty…read morebig fan of american style chinese food, and most of the places in the STL area are like... not that great or just too old school (aka have almost no resemblance to actual chinese food... you need to strike a balance). i got some food to go from here the food was fine. it didn't look as good as it did on social media, and in particular the noodles looked kind of thin, when i was hoping for some thicker noodles. the other dishes looked fine, probably not as fresh as they could have been but overall okay. the price is fine and the value was decent, probably slightly better than what one could get at panda express, but honestly i was expecting a little more the last thing i'll say is i was surprised this place didn't do more with the interior. a lot of those chinese places people visit in america look like they are basically unchanged since the 90s, which makes sense because a lot of them might honestly have been in operation that long. panda hut is ostensibly new, but doesn't really have the interior that is really in line with design sense of 2026.

I really don't like to write a bad review for a local business....but yikes. The noodles were just…read moreokay, as were the crab rangoons. Everything else was, honestly, bad. Gooey, clumpy, flavorless rice, rubbery shrimp, and the soggiest breaded orange chicken I've ever had. My family and I went in with optimism, however, it is the first time in my mother's life she has thrown her entire meal away. She is over 50. Nobody was able to finish. It's like the food just chills in the pans under the heat lamps between customers. The cashier was friendly. The restaurant was pretty clean, and the bathroom was tidy as well. They have Coke products, and a Diet Coke certainly made the experience more bearable. I hope they are able to figure this out, because it's a cool concept - like a Panda Express but local. But the food is very, very lacking.

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Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

3.7
(10 reviews)
2.4 mi

New location . Speedy drive thru service . I ordered a kid meal with Fanta soda. Pricey value meal…read more. Staff friendly. Lot well lit!

In the time since I first had the privilege of dining at a Raising Cane's, years ago, chicken…read morefingers have emerged as the official food of Gen Z/YN. Some of them, especially if they're neurodivergent, won't eat anything else. If their supply were to run out, they might die--like one of those unfortunate individuals who stays awake for weeks at a time playing some video game, only to be found permanently fused to a lime green office chair, his fingers curled around a can of Mountain Dew Baja Blast. There was a guy at the location I visited today picking up a DoorDash order, and I imagine he was taking it to someone like that. Otherwise, why wouldn't the guy just go get his own Raising Cane's? This place has such a well designed drive-thru. It's a much more elaborate setup than any of the other restaurants in this new strip mall. And on a corner lot, no less. They must have paid a premium. You can't get anything other than the aforementioned chicken fingers at Raising Cane's. It's an even less varied menu than Dave's Hot Chicken, which I recently visited, which has milkshakes. Those milkshakes might come in handy if you order chicken fingers at the burn-your-face-off spice level. Whereas, I don't think you can get anything on your chicken fingers at Raising Cane's other than Cane's Sauce. I guess you could put ketchup on them, if there's something wrong with you. But why would you do that? If I worked there, and I saw someone doing that, I'd take down their license plate number just in case. I ordered what I'm pretty sure is the most expensive thing on the menu, the Caniac Combo. It might be the most baller thing I've done in my entire life, for what it's worth. It comes with six chicken fingers, fries, slaw, Texas Toast and a 32 oz fountain drink, and it costs $16.99. That seems like entirely too much for what basically amounts to a $3 chicken finger basket at Dairy Queen that some recovering drug addict buys for his child during court-supervised visitation, but it's still $10 less than I paid for a burger, fries and a shake at the nearby Five Guys, and for a sandwich, chips, soda and a cookie at the also nearby Jersey Mike's. There were no desserts on offer at Raising Cane's. Otherwise, I would have gotten one, for the sake of citizen food journalism, even though the food there is disgustingly unhealthy. I already consumed so many calories. An ice cream might have pushed me over the edge. I wouldn't even be writing this. But it's quite possible that the food at Raising Cane's is low in sodium. The chicken fingers could definitely use a little salt. My little brother, who has no taste in anything, not just food, can't stand them for precisely that reason. He's not completely wrong, except that the chicken fingers are perfectly fine if you drown them in Cane's Sauce. They'd probably be fine even without the sauce, if you salted them yourself. I'd say they're still in the running for best fast-food/casual chicken fingers. They feel premium, like they're hand-breaded, made from chickens raised in relatively sanitary conditions. They may have even slept on pillows and been given individual names. The fries, weirdly enough, were perfectly salted, but otherwise they weren't anything to write home about. They taste like the fries at White Castle would taste if they were prepared correctly and not allowed to get soggy from steam in that cardboard box. (I still love them.) The coleslaw was like something you'd get at KFC, meaning it was delicious. I feel like maybe you should get a little bit more of it if you're getting the Big Baller Box. They do give you two cups of Cane's Sauce. It's the only meal where that's the case, and I definitely took that into consideration when I was ordering. You could just order another cup à la carte, but that seems weirdly extravagant, like having a live-in maid who's technically not allowed to leave your house. The Texas Toast was fine, but it's easily the least essential part of this meal--and the entire menu, for that matter, since I think this meal contains everything that's on the menu. It's soft, fresh and buttery. It almost looks like it could be garlic bread, i.e. the best thing you can eat, but it's not. They should seriously consider swapping it out for a biscuit. Just imagine, you could put the chicken fingers on the biscuits and make little sandwiches. I'd eat there daily, if that were the case. It's the rare overstep at a restaurant that otherwise seems so well thought out and well executed. This place is blowing up for a reason, and it's not just because tomorrow's thought leaders refuse to eat anything else.

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This is some really great chicken!! Usually I get the chicken sandwich or the chicken tenders but I…read morethink from now on, I'm going to get the wings! The batter is nice and the mild is just enough for me! Just a little bit of spice. Big pieces of chicken and I'm forever thankful. There's no inside for customers. You either come up to the window and order, call in, or order online. Then there's a separate window to pick up. The person at the window was very nice! Cannot wait to come back and take it up a notch.

I ordered the 5 piece chicken tenders with the medium spice level, and they were cooked perfectly…read more The medium heat was just right. It added plenty of flavor without overpowering the chicken, so you could still taste the quality of the meat. It was a great balance. I also ordered the 3 piece tender meal with no spice for my child. Unfortunately, she said it was too spicy for her to eat, so I would recommend they pay closer attention to orders requesting no spice. The signature Chuck's sauce that came with the meal tasted like a combination of barbecue sauce and honey mustard. It was actually pretty good and surprised me. I was a little disappointed that they don't offer regular honey mustard or barbecue sauce as separate dipping sauce options. I also ordered honey as a dipping sauce for both meals, but I only received one small packet of honey for all eight chicken tenders. One packet simply isn't enough for that much chicken. This location is next to Cecil Whittaker's, and both restaurants share the same front counter employee, although each has its own pickup window. There is no indoor seating, so this location is pickup and delivery only. Overall, I really enjoyed the chicken and would definitely order it again. Next time, though, I'll double-check that I receive enough honey and that a "no spice" order truly comes with no spice.

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I was trying to find a couple of other places to eat, but it was Memorial Day. So so I ended up…read morehere. It was a happy accident for sure! It was a very busy, I sat at the bar and grabbed a drink. It's my food was being freshly prepared. Chicken sandwich was phenomenal! Super tasty. That's where the homemade tots. This is definitely a great spot to get some chicken! Service was great also.

Stopped in for a late lunch. Didn't venture out to the patio, I'm sure there were lots of World…read moreCup fans out there and there were some inside. Go in on the Byrd and Barrel side of Tamm Ave Bar and place your order at the counter, get a table number and find a seat in one of the rooms. You can order drinks from the bar, but I just had water. I usually go for the Nugz but this time wanted to stay away from fried options so I got the STL salad, minus cheese and the summer sandwich also without cheese, cause I am a weirdo about cheese. We sat in the next room over at a high-top table. Our food was delivered in a timely manner by a friendly server. The STL salad was great, lots of peppadews, tomatoes, and onion. The dressing was just right, not too much and had a bright, vinegary flavor. The sandwich came on a brioche bun and it was so soft! I was happy with the sandwich, the chicken was cooked perfectly, and the avocado ranch was good. Great for a late Sunday lunch, quick and easy with good service and great food!

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