Food is always good well seasoned never fails and if you have a get together they sell fried…read morechicken by the pan it is off the chain!!

I was charged for 10 pieces of chicken with fries and for a fish sandwich. After picking up the…read moreorder, I observed no fries. I called the US Fried Chicken and they told me to deal with the App. This is not right. I'm disappointed in the chicken which is usually good but how old is the oil that you used, the reuse of the oil made the chicken taste bad. I tried but I had to spit it out. Lastly you got me on the 2 piece fish that was ordered that was actually 1 fish cut in half, the one piece of fish was good but it was lost in the bread and the lettuce.

Came here on a whim to try their fried chicken. I like that you can order by the piece. I ordered…read moretwo legs. The chicken was a little bland and dry. I like how crispy the skin was but I probably won't come back for that even though it is in the name of the place. There is just a lot of better chicken places nearby. I saw that they have empanadas as well so I got one of each of the chicken and beef. The empanadas were ok, not a lot of filling in either one and also pretty dry. In their fridge they have other treats. I noticed that they had Habichuelas con Dulce - a sweet bean dessert I've been on the hunt for. It was really good, the highlight of my visit. The service was good, the woman that helped me was really nice. Their hot buffet looks promising though so I will definitely be back to try some of their other dishes but certainly not their chicken, at least not the leg pieces.

For a spot that's been open 7+ years, I'm surprised there aren't more photos on this page. Then…read moreagain, that probably says everything... the food is so good people forget to let the camera eat first. I'm actually on my way there now to grab lunch... will update this review soon!

I love this place.. Finally I am getting the real taste of juicy chicken. I have tried chicken…read morethigh with honey biscuit and it was really good. I will definitely visit this place again and again :-)

There's a new location inside the Kwik Mart @ 900 Easton Ave…read more The chicken was crispy outside and perfectly moist inside. The biscuit's were delicious, too and prices can't be beat.

Pretty standard Korean fried chicken. I got the waffle fries and the Parmesan wings. The wings were…read moredecently sized and not dry. The waffle fries felt like something I could get from the Costco frozen section, but they were well seasoned. You order at the kiosk and bring the food to your table in more of a fast dining kind of fashion. I see a lot of people coming here to order takeout, which I would also recommend.

Easy and quick dinner on a day off, stopped in after getting our glasses done down the street at…read morecooper crwn. Not very busy but seems more of a to go place. Tried the bulgigo burrito and tots and was really surprised how tasty the burrito was. Comes together nicely in a burrito and dint have to break the bank for this meal.

Chicken so dried out. Cole slaw so much mayo. Breast so small. Mashed pot. Never ever again.read more

The food here will have you coming back again due to the cravings. I always get either a shrimp…read morebasket or some fried chicken. You honestly can't go wrong with either and they much more to choose from. They also give you a large portion of either fries or rice which is a bonus. Great food!

I stopped in for a late night bite while traveling. First and foremost, I loved all of the artwork…read morein the restaurant. The space was very inviting, creative, and bright. I ordered from the kiosk. I was tempted to get a combo, but just ended up ordering a fountain drink and cheese fries. My food was hot, fresh, and hit the spot. There were lots of areas to sit and eat. I got my order quick and service was wonderful. Located close to the train station so you can stop in for a quick bite after you arrive or before you head out. I enjoyed my experience!

Overall, the place is usually pretty empty. The burgers are okay, nothing amazing, but not bad…read moreeither. I will say the prices are pretty decent, which makes it a reasonable option if you're just looking for something quick without spending too much.

The staff here is very friendly and knowledgeable of their own products. The restaurant seems to be…read morevery clean and organized. Nachos: These are very tasty especially when you eat it right there and then. It does not taste as good when you get it delivered or to go. Burrito: The burrito is pretty big and is packed very well. It is very delicious and filling as well. Overall: This place is pretty good and I would recommend it to anyone that is in the area. I will come back here again to try out some other menu items.

DO NOT ORDER From this place! Order is consistently wrong and missing items. Now I learned my…read morelesson because I have yet to see a refund and the staff was extremely RUDE!

Don't be mistaken: this place is your quintessential hole-in-the-wall. The only seating is four or…read morefive stools along a counter; it's primarily a take-out place. And the neighborhood ... well, it's not exactly the best. That being said, it has some of the best Puerto Rican food I've tasted outside of my grandparents' kitchen. (My coworker tells me that the name is Dominican, but even she agrees that the food is Puerto Rican.) I realize that the name says 'Fried Chicken,' and they do have that as well. But if you head a little further back into the restaurant, they have rice (white or yellow) and beans (pink kidney beans, which I grew up calling habichuelas), and stewed beef or chicken. I've been coming here for years and have tried pretty much everything they offer (except for the fried chicken, ironically). All of it tastes just like the food my grandparents used to make: soul-satisfying and full of flavor. (Side note: sometimes their stewed chicken is a little dry, so I recommend trying the beef first!) Their portions are huge, especially considering how little you pay. I usually get a small order of yellow rice, beans, and beef and I always end up with at least half of it left over - not bad, considering that it's only around $5. (Another side note: They only accept cash, no cards.) All in all, if you're looking for good Puerto Rican soul food, this stuff is worth braving the rough neighborhood. Just remember to lock your car. (Seriously.)