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Although this is great for groups, my group was unreasonably large (10 peeps). Luckily for us, no one was in the restaurant so we were seated right away! I guess this is more of a late night snack kinda deal rather than a sit in dinner place. Despite how loud we were, our server was super nice and all smiles the whole time. Everything was served in a timely manner, no problem with the service at all.
With your order, you get a plate of three sides--there was a variety of pickled veggies. I assume they are supposed to be eaten along with the chicken to clear your palate but they were so salty that it didn't complement the already salty meat. Not my kind of side.
We tried quite a few different flavours: half and half (original and spicy special sauce), half and half (original and special sauce), and a large green onion fried chicken. Although fried, the meat is quite tender on the inside and still moist. One thing that gets me is dry fried chicken, so props to them for doing it right!
My personal favourite was the spicy special sauce with the green onion being my second. The sauce is not actually that spicy but it's certainly there for the flavour. The green onion was basically original but topped with a mound of sliced green onion. You'd think that there's nothing special but it really makes a difference! They must have slightly fried the onion in some oil or something cuz it definitely tastes better than raw ones haha.
This place is best for groups of around 4-6 as all the dishes are meant to be shared. Beware that the bill can only be split by 4, so either bring cash so that all of you can pay or pair up with a buddy to pay (hey, that's what etransfers are for).
Overall, I'd definitely go again just for more chicken! Too bad I can't just go by myself!
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