I went to Popeyes to pick up fried chicken before leaving my family's home where I had been staying to fight the loneliness and depression of the early parts of the pandemic to return to a spot in Indiana that doesn't have a Popeyes less than 40 minutes away. I ordered Tenders and Fries. They were out of fries, and rather than saying anything, they just gave me 17 Spicy Tenders - like the divine fried chicken god knew I wouldn't be having this for a while and wanted to send me off 17 tenders salute.
Spencer, no matter how many times you pull out the fried chicken shack ranking schtick, I say, "yes please." Always hilarious. Now introducing my spawn to your chicken takes for double the fun.
I don’t live near a Publix, but I can envision myself giving my friend chicken the “Jim Nantz” on the way home if it were peering at me from the window of its cozy little log cabin.
Solid. I would like to note that the KFC China penomenon extends to Pizza Hut for similar mysterious reasons. One of the greatest most confusing meals I've eaten was in a high end (looking) pizza Hut (maybe a combo with KFC, there were a lot of those) with crystal ornamental designs and chandeliers and tastefully dim lighting, atop a high rise building in Xiamen, soaked to the bone from a day of downpour after performing our American marching band show indoors, reconfigured on the fly for the basketball arena.
I just ate Popeyes at 10:30AM. I ordered cajun fries; they gave me mashed potatoes. I didn't complain because I was there for the chicken, and by God I got chicken.
Can think of nothing more North Carolinian than feeling deeply proud to see the mediocrity of Bojangles declared for all the right reasons. Could not be more pleased with our C-level chicken chain, which we cherish while maintaining reasonable expectations.
2. If you ever find yourself in Louisville, do yourself the service of doing a comparison tasting of Indi's and Chicken King. Both delicious ways to hate yourself.
3. Every small town in western Kentucky has a grocery store named like Food Lion or Food Giant that will blow your doors off with a 50 pc mixed of the best chicken imaginable for like $20.
I went to Popeyes to pick up fried chicken before leaving my family's home where I had been staying to fight the loneliness and depression of the early parts of the pandemic to return to a spot in Indiana that doesn't have a Popeyes less than 40 minutes away. I ordered Tenders and Fries. They were out of fries, and rather than saying anything, they just gave me 17 Spicy Tenders - like the divine fried chicken god knew I wouldn't be having this for a while and wanted to send me off 17 tenders salute.
I don't trust Krispy Krunchy because of the name. Feels like they'd have spelled it Khicken if they thought they could get away with it.
Chicken Express?
Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?!?!
I would legitimately fight someone for some Bonchon right this second.
Spencer, no matter how many times you pull out the fried chicken shack ranking schtick, I say, "yes please." Always hilarious. Now introducing my spawn to your chicken takes for double the fun.
There is a Gus’s in Deep Ellum, I’ll have to check it out. Church’s is decent but Zax & Canes suck so incredibly bad.
I don’t live near a Publix, but I can envision myself giving my friend chicken the “Jim Nantz” on the way home if it were peering at me from the window of its cozy little log cabin.
thrilled to see someone feels the same way i do about canes
I know there's only 4 of them left but how would you rate Mrs winners?
Solid. I would like to note that the KFC China penomenon extends to Pizza Hut for similar mysterious reasons. One of the greatest most confusing meals I've eaten was in a high end (looking) pizza Hut (maybe a combo with KFC, there were a lot of those) with crystal ornamental designs and chandeliers and tastefully dim lighting, atop a high rise building in Xiamen, soaked to the bone from a day of downpour after performing our American marching band show indoors, reconfigured on the fly for the basketball arena.
Anyway, yes the chicken was good.
I just ate Popeyes at 10:30AM. I ordered cajun fries; they gave me mashed potatoes. I didn't complain because I was there for the chicken, and by God I got chicken.
lay off Taiwanese fried chicken from street vendors...at least it has bones.
TAKE THAT, CHICK-FIL-A!!!
Can think of nothing more North Carolinian than feeling deeply proud to see the mediocrity of Bojangles declared for all the right reasons. Could not be more pleased with our C-level chicken chain, which we cherish while maintaining reasonable expectations.
Maryland fried chicken is a chain of shacks with windows in small towns in the middle of nowhere. Their chicken is a/b level.
1. Lee's is objectively delicious.
2. If you ever find yourself in Louisville, do yourself the service of doing a comparison tasting of Indi's and Chicken King. Both delicious ways to hate yourself.
3. Every small town in western Kentucky has a grocery store named like Food Lion or Food Giant that will blow your doors off with a 50 pc mixed of the best chicken imaginable for like $20.
Should one be wary of regional variations in such products? e.g. Popeyes in San Jose, California?