Delicious food people people would love to come back for more with good service also with family…read moreand friends Even delivery to enjoy at home too

I got the cold noodle with galbi set here and it was terrible…read more The noodles were stuck together because they did not stir while making the noodles Galbi portion is so small you barely get any meat Don't waste your time

One of the best chicken sandwiches I've ever had. The chicken was well marinated and so juicy! Also…read morespice was really well balanced. Just wished they had more seating

I've been wanting to check out Birdbox for a while for the claw attached to your chicken sando. If…read moreyou're coming here, you've probably seen it and here for that too. I was surprised to find that it's a ghost kitchen. You walk behind the coffee shop and order from a kiosk with many other restaurants to order from as well. My order took 15 minutes and within the estimated time frame that they gave you. Once my order was ready, I clicked to open via text and the locker popped open with my bag --viola! I ordered the Claude the Claw ($18.99) with medium spicy sauce on the side. The sandwich is pretty huge. I like how they wrapped the sandwich around the claw sticking out from the bottom. I did take it out of the wrapper for the picture, but suggest you keep the wrapper on as it gets messy to eat. The spices and flavor is delicious and the chicken is crispy and tender. It's a great Nashville hot chicken sandwich overall. While the claw is insta-worthy, it's not quite worth the extra $4 (plus you can't really even eat it, so it's all for show). I'd suggest getting the claw for your first time, but I'd get the regular sandwich in the future for the lower price.

"Matter of fact, I'll take four chicken fingers!"…read more You can't visit NYC without hitting up the massive, neon-lit Raising Cane's flagship location in Times Square. This location has cute Raising Cane's merchandise. The energy inside is wild, but the real question was: does the food actually live up to the massive hype? I came straight here chasing that legendary crispy, saucy bite--and it did not disappoint. The chicken fingers were piping hot, incredibly tender, and practically standard-issue vessels for that iconic Cane's Sauce. The classic crinkle-cut fries were solid, but the real sleeper hit is always that buttery, pillowy Texas toast. When you assemble the ultimate bite--chicken, sauce, toast, and a fry-- it's devine. It's fast, it's chaotic, and it's a total Times Square experience. If you're looking for a quick, comforting, and undeniably crispy late-night bite in the city, this flagship location delivers exactly what you're craving. The staff is top notch and the DJ kept the energy going!

Raising Cane's in Times Square was such a fun experience! The vibe was on point with the DJ playing…read moremusic, which made it feel more like an event than just grabbing food. For being in such a busy tourist area, everything ran surprisingly smoothly. The line moved quickly and our food came out fast and fresh. I was especially impressed with how clean it was. The staff stayed on top of everything, constantly clearing tables and wiping things down even though the place was completely packed. The only downside was how hard it was to find seating since it was so busy, but that definitely wasn't a deal breaker. The energy, service, and efficiency made it worth it. 10/10. We don't have a raising canes back home so this was a great stop in Times Square!

I finally get to try this Korean Fried Chicken spot that's supposed to be really good but boy was I…read moredisappointed. I don't know if it was just me, this location or the food in general but I was not happy with the food at all. I got the $20 deal special which comes with 10 pieces of chicken (drums and wings) along with 2 sides, which I choose the Seasoned Fries and Korean Street Corn. The chicken was good, it was fried perfectly and crunchy but once you bite into it and the outer layer is gone it tasted like it had no seasoning on it. All the flavor was on the batter and seems like the chicken wasn't marinated at all. As for the sides, I was not a fan of the street corn since it just tasted like plain corn with cheese in it and the fries were ok. Usually korean fried chicken is good no matter where you get it from but I don't know about this francaise. I might try it again to see if it's the same but that's probably going to be a while. Besides the food, the cashier was very friendly and answered my questions and the place was clean as well.

This Korean fried chicken spot in LIC is not bad if you're looking for a quick and casual bite! I…read moreordered this on UberEats and it arrived within 20 minutes--super nice and convenient. I got their soy garlic chicken as well as some of their fried rice and it was pretty solid.

Amazed how freakin good this was. The literal definition of "hit the spot"…read more Trust me, get the Fluffies Filled Fried. None of the mess of a sandwich but all the enjoyment plus it's also fries.

Got the classic chicken sandwich, regular seasoned fries, coleslaw -- $27…read more First of all, the box for the sandwich is huge. And it is a decently big sandwich. Get ready for some messy eating. But also get ready for some dry ass chicken. There's a reason why I only cook chicken thighs at home instead of breast. One is moist and juicy, the other is not. Fluffies was not able to make their chicken breast any less dry than I could. I had to drench each bite with sauce to mask the dryness. Remind me to only buy chicken sandwiches that use thighs only in the future. The crunch on the fry was a little hard, the sauce did work, but overall I felt like I ate saucy and fry rather than a chicken sandwich. The fries are aight. Very well seasoned -- that was the best part. But I felt like I was eating a toss up with each fry. Some had the perfect crisp on the outside, others felt stale? Like rhymes with the feeling of cold McDonald's fries, obvious not as bad as that but hints of that texture every few fries. It's like I got a fresh batch of fries mixed with an old batch of fries. The good fries were gooood. The bad fries were ugh. Maybe it's cause I went at 11pm but there was still a stready stream of customers. Coleslaw -- nothing special. Got it cause you gotta eat your vegetables for $2. This would be the first time that my slaw is so one-dimension in color though. Sandwich so underwhelming. Dat fry seasoning tho. Maybe I shoulda gotten the Mac/fries.

Delicious wings, chill restaurant, and friendly staff! I got the sweet and spicy boneless wings and…read moreI really think they were the best boneless wings I've ever had. The chicken was or excellent quality and the sauce was really tasty (an appropriate level of spice for sweet and spicy, but I would've appreciated a bit more heat as a spice enthusiast). I will be returning!

This KFC, or rather Korean Fried Chicken place, opened up back in April on 1st Avenue, with a new…read moreone having very recently opened on 2nd Ave and 73rd. I went here a while back to order lunch for takeout, and it was pretty good. After they opened, they added some specials ranging from $15 to $17, combining chicken with fries or dumplings, and I went with the sweet and spicy boneless chicken with standard fries, as you can also update the fries to the "spicy snow" version for an extra $1. The cashier was friendly. The sweet and spicy chicken is their version of Yangnyeom/양념치킨, and the combo came with a few moderately sized pieces. The breading was crispy, and the chicken inside was pretty tender. There was some sweetness, and it had a mild kick, though it wasn't as spicy as I prefer. The fries inside were OK. They had a good crisp to them and a good crunch, but needed a tad more salt. The fry portion was also much larger, so next time, I would just stick with the chicken. The free kimchi was standard and decent. This was a perfectly decent Korean chicken spot. If it were any closer to a Korean neighborhood, I doubt it would be doing well, but there is a distinct lack of Korean places nearby outside of the primarily takeout spot, which doesn't specialize at all in chicken. It fills a niche, and I would likely at some point stop in again to try their Korean chicken sandwich or their plain chicken to try more of their sauces.

I'd give this place a 9/10! I ordered through DoorDash, and I was impressed that the chicken still…read morearrived crispy and full of flavor. It had the perfect amount of dry heat and spices. We ordered a variety of spice levels, and even the mild had plenty of flavor despite not being very spicy. If the food was this good after delivery, I can only imagine how amazing it is fresh. I'll definitely be coming back to try it in person the next time I'm in New York! Get the fries!! Wish I got more pictures of the food but I was too hungry !!

An odd experience only because I wasn't too sure if I liked anything. 8 hours later I'm craving…read moreeverything. Intensely flavorful strips of heaven. *turkey bacon fried rice *chili chicken finger strips

We occasionally order the whole chicken with 2 sides. It is always a solid meal! But this time when…read moreI placed the order they charged me for the 2 sides separately as opposed to the whole chicken Meal. I called them back and they were honest and told me that they will refund me the overcharge. Of course, I wish this would not have happened. And if I had not looked at the receipt I probably would not have caught it. Glad they owned up to the error. Will order from the again. And the chicken is delicious !

A good old standby. This Chirping Chicken location is one of my work lunch spots. The all day…read morespecials are pocket friendly and generously portioned. My favorite menu items on repeat are the Greek specialties and the salads. I'm always satisfied. And You also can't go wrong with their charbroiled chicken. There's one table in this place so it's pretty much takeout only.