Hidden gem alert!! Krazi, it is that this place only has 1 review! Featuring 5 ghost kitchen…read morerestaurants in one location, Krazi Chick is my favorite wing spot, period. The flavor profiles are so good; none of the sauces I have tried taste store-bought, and they offer 99-cent wings!! Service is fast and friendly. As I mentioned before, there are 5 different kitchens in one spot, and you can easily order from each kitchen in the same order, perfect for those days when you can't decide or want a little bit of everything, lol My favorite items so far have been the Tikka Masala Wings and the mango lassi; both are flavor explosions for different reasons.

I have had their wings and chicken sandwiches on various occasions... the most notable one being…read morewhen I took the wings to a Super Bowl party and everybody was raving about every single flavor. I mixed up both mild and spicy options. More often though, I get the chicken sandwich -- if I am going to have one, of course I'll support a small local biz rather than a fast food joint. If you don't already know, this is part of a virtual kitchen called Virtual X Kitchen, and they offer several other concepts as well. Previously, you could only order online through their site or app -- but now you can order in person on a tablet! But you will have to wait around... there's an arcade cabinet you can play. Anyways, I love their chicken wings and their chicken sandwiches. And it's such a win that they have plant-based wings too, and they give a disclaimer about which sauces aren't vegan. I love the sweet red chili, mango habanero, tikka masala, and tandoori wings. And be sure you try the Masala Chick sandwich.

This interesting find popped up in my Grubhub search for random bites. What grabbed my attention?…read moreThe NYC-style chicken/lamb over rice (IYKYK). Having lived in NYC for a couple of decades, I pretty much survived off of chicken or lamb over rice especially after a late night of clubbing, partying and boozing. So, I decided to take a bit of a walk down memory lane...(unfortunately) without the clubbing, partying and boozing. First, I thought the prices for {protein} over rice bowls were pretty fair at 15-16 bucks. For the most part, I was pleased when my order arrived to my house. I would have preferred that the bowl came with a bit more protein (in my case, lamb), but the amount of lamb provided was a decent amount. From my NYC days, I was used to the bowls/platter being filled to the brim with your meat of choice. To be frank, I was expecting a soggy mess when the food arrived because I assumed that the restaurant would add the white sauce to the bowl. However, I was so glad that the restaurant provided the white sauce in its own container. Also, the restaurant provide a decent amount of the sauce because it is not {protein} over rice without the white sauce. ;) The restaurant provides two levels of heat (mild and spicy). Since I was unfamiliar with the restaurant, I decided to play it safe and go with mild. Next time, I'll take the risk and go with spicy...I'm not sure if I will be brave enough to go with the special super spicy sauce (or whatever it was called) in the future. All in all, I had a nice delivery experience with Krazi Kabbob and hope to try some more things from their menu.

Thursday 4/10/2025…read more This spot was put on my radar by a co-worker who had a lot of praise to say about it. This was the number 1 spot she had recommended, so I decided to visit. I got a combination of items she recommended, popular items, and items that looked good. It's a ghost kitchen that's home to 5 different food vendors, but I only tried items from 4 of the 5 vendors: Krazi Kebob, Krazi Chicken, Krazi Burrito, and Kebob Joint. Also, since it's a ghost kitchen, it's only takeout. I made my order online and got the 2x chicken Kati rolls w/ fries $13, bone-in chicken skewer plate w/ white sauce $10, handmade mango lassi $5, garlic naan chicken tikka quesadilla $15.49, 6 ct Krazi jerk 99 cent wings $5.94, chicken burrito $10, and 2x handmade samosas $4.25. - The chicken Kati rolls were good. I don't know what bread it is as it's not naan, but it was enjoyable. Also, the chicken had to be halal based on its look and taste. - The fries were alright, nothing noteworthy about them. - The naan quesadilla looked and sounded very good, but it sadly wasn't as good as expected. It resembled a calzone more than a quesadilla, and it wasn't particularly cheesy as it was described. Also I got the garlic naan for a $2 upcharge and there wasn't anything "garlic" about it which sucks, cause that's a waste of $2. Very unique, but ultimately I should've got the naan wrap instead. - The Krazi jerk wings were good, and the sauce was decent. 99 cents per wing is a great price, and I would be open to trying more wing flavors. - The chicken skewer plate was alright, but it was carried by the very well-seasoned chicken. Also, the white sauce didn't add much to the experience. - The mango lassi was okay, but I've had plenty better. - The samosas were okay, but when I got them, they weren't hot or warm at all. But the experience was elevated once warmed up and paired with the tamarind sauce. - The burrito was below average, and it was cold. It was small and it lacked a lot of the filling that I had expected, as the tortilla itself was present due to its many layers. Overall, the spot wasn't as good as I had expected due to the high praise from my coworker, but it was still decent. My favorites were the chicken Kati rolls and the Krazi jerk wings, I'd come back for them.

I was able to easily communicate with Chef Manny about our catering order for our daughter's…read moregraduation. We had 20 people to celebrate with and Chef had everything planned out and we synchronized a pick up time and everything. It was easy to communicate via email and then when we arrived we just called Chef up and he brought everything out. Tit was raining and I was so glad to see that the serving trays all had lids. We had a beautiful menu: -Honey Vinaigrette Salad (Super Greens, Tomatoes, Pickled Onions, Daikon Radish, Honey Vinaigrette) -Red Rice (perfectly savory, tender grains- my favorite rice) -Pancit (tender rice noodles, veggies, and balanced flavors ) -BBQ Chicken breast (smoked marinated perfectly) -BBQ Shrimp (plump and tender) -Smoked Angus Beef Lumpia ( thick, egg roll wrapper, and full of yummy ) We all tasted the LOVE! Chef Manny is efficient, professional, friendly, and his skill set is on point!!! He is such a blessing!

They came to my job and I figured why not I'd try it out. Besides the fact that it was very pricey…read morethis spot SLAPSSSSS!!! Omgggg the jerk chicken and beef was actually Smokey. It tasted fresh off a grill. It was spicy and had a kick. I'll definitely be purchasing their food going forward. So glad I tried it out. The rice was good and flavorful as well. It was $18 for jerk chicken and beef

Food is good, but if you are new, they would charge you double, just order teo things at lunch that…read morewere suppose to be less than 20, not even 15 dollars, yet they charge me almost 20, 17 and something. Horrible way to encounter new clients

Wasn't in Washington DC for four days wanted to try mambo wings or mambo sauce on wings. I went…read morehere three times this place food is delicious. Seasoned well hot fresh very good would recommend.

My husband treated us to lunch from Krazi Kebob, and his recommendation of the Chicken Kati Rolls…read moreturned out to be an absolute game-changer for my taste buds. As someone unfamiliar with this type of food, I had no idea what to expect, but let me tell you, the experience was nothing short of fantastic. The highlight of the meal was undoubtedly the Chicken Kati Rolls. The chicken was bursting with flavor. The recommended side of spicy sauce added an extra kick that elevated the overall experience. To complement the rolls, we also ordered fries. They were perfectly cooked and paired exceptionally well with a mayo dip. Adding to the positive experience was the seamless pick-up process. Ordering was a breeze, and when we arrived to collect our meal, everything was ready and waiting. Definitely coming back!

Good, not phenomenal. Some dishes (like the naan quesadilla) are amazing, but the consistency is…read morenot 100%. The fried chicken is mid and you just wish you'd gone to a more traditional place. Basically if you are ordering for a big group of people who can't decide if they want Indian, Mexican or Fried chicken, or you want a mix of stuff and don't want to go to 3 different places, it's a good compromise.

always good. food is fresh and service is really nice. I usually get the wings and fries and fried…read morerice but the Chinese food is also really good too.

The food and service was great! Definitely some top notch chicken wings, very flavorful and the…read moremambo sauce was really good. The Singapore noodles was great just wish it was more curry. Personal preference but overall great first time experience.

Not a fan of their combination rice but the cheesesteak sub and cheesesteak egg rolls were…read morecertainly worthy the visit. The wonton soup was okay and not sure about the lo mein. That's later for dinner. However, this place could stand get a deep, deep, deep cleaning with a fresh coat of paint. While it's spacious, it lacks cleanliness on the floor, walls and windows. I wouldn't ordinarily eat at places this filthy but I sat in my car and saw a lot of people going in so I guess it was safe. The portions are huge but the proportion of meat in the entree (i.e., rice) was minuscule, except for the cheesesteaks. I would only come back for the cheesesteaks, the other dishes were just meh. I'm being extra generous with 4 stars, perhaps it's because I'm visiting for the holidays.

I only went because the reviews said it was good. The food was alright, nothing to be excited…read moreabout. The actual building was a decrepit mess. It's a pass forme. Not worth the drive to get there.

I recently had the pleasure of trying the Peruvian-style chicken here. I'm still fairly new to the…read morearea and have passed this place countless times without giving it a try--until now. I'm glad I finally did! The chicken was some of the best I've had in the DMV. Honestly, I now prefer this spot over Sardi's and the other Peruvian chicken spots I've tried. Definitely worth checking out!

Seen the place a ton of times and decided to stop by on a whim. It's in Beltway Plaza next to the…read morepho spot. You can access it either from inside the mall or from the parking lot outside. They offer Peruvian staples and much more. You've got the charbroiled chicken, but there's also some saltados, tacos, burritos, wings, gyros, and more. Now, usually I'd get a Peruvian staple, assuming that's what they're known for. But I had a taste for some other random things. I decided to get their lamb gyro and 24 karat wings. It was around lunch time so it wasn't empty in there, but it wasn't crowded. It was obvious some of the folks were regulars... everyone was nice. My order was taken and I got it within 10 minutes or so. When I got home the first thing I had was the gyro, which wasn't bad! The lamb was flavored a bit differently than I'm used to, but the texture and everything else was good. With the name, I was expecting the wings to be... golden, and they weren't at all. The flavor was good, but I was definitely expecting a different aesthetic. Wings are made well. I'd go back to try the Peruvian staples, hope they are good!