Here's the cool thing about BFG: customization. Unlike Chick-Fil-A and Raising Canes, BFG is a small and quaint restaurant that can be easily missed, tucked away in a plaza, and doesn't draw a lot of attention, except for the unusual design of its exterior. However, unlike Chick-Fil-A and Raising Canes, you make your order in steps, which allows for multiple combinations of your meal, and is something that I like:
Step 1: Chicken
You can order either baked, fried, or grilled chicken strips. I ordered the fried, panko-crusted, chicken strips. I was surprised how small each chicken strips were (so if you're hungry, order the 4-piece combo). However, what they lacked in size, they made up for in quality. The chicken strips were very meaty, very moist for white-meat, and the panko-crust made the strips feel light and a healthier choice as opposed to flour-crusted chicken strips. Hint: fried chicken strips go especially well with the wasabi cream sauce.
Step 2: Side dish
I've yet to try the baked mac & cheese and the grilled veggies, but the fries were pretty good. I ordered to-go, so unfortunately, the heat and steam in the box made the fries soggy and less enjoyable, but I could still taste how potato-ey they were. Hint: if you're going to order fries, don't order it to-go.
Step 3: Sauce
BFG offers a plethora of sauces (Remember? I like having choices). I ordered the BFG and Wasabi cream sauce. The Wasabi cream is hands-down the better of the two. It has a touch of sweetness and a touch of spiciness, but is at a level anyone can tolerate. I highly recommend it. The BFG sauce wasn't as special. It tasted similar to Thousand Islands.
Step 4: Drink
Nothing different from other fast food restaurants. Although, I bet you can switch out the drink in the order for Thai Iced Coffee for a little extra.
Last, but not least, BFG has especially quick service. I got my meal in about 5 minutes. Good food, fast service.