Their bbq chicken sandwich is AMAZING! Needed a quick bite before I took a bus to Harry Potter…read moreStudios, and I was blown away by the portion size and the TASTE of the sandwich. Ate it in about 2 minutes being I truly couldn't get enough! I would fly back to London just to try this again haha!

Roosters Piri Piri is a very central chicken takeaway shop in town…read more They sell Piri Piri chicken and classic fried and grilled chicken. They have a variety of meal deals. Your chicken can come in a bun, wrap or pitta or just on its own. I m slightly conventional and alway go for the Classic Burger meal, which includes a fillet chicken, steak chicken fillet with cheese and lettuce, which is hearty and delicious. I like their fries because it's not over cooked, you can taste the potato. They have 10% off for students and Goverment workers. It's small takeaway shop but they do have bar stool side sitting as well. Customer service is off and on. They did answer my request of me not wanting a drink, by adding fries. I'm a fan-but I do need to broden my horizons when it comes to their menu.

A+ definetly lived up to the hype. Will be back for more on the next trip. Got the tenders but next…read moretime will try the spicy chicken.

For those new to London (like myself)... please do not get mad if you walk right past this spot. I…read morewalked past it 2-3 times. It is definitely a more challenging find in the evening. However, you'll find it. Enter through the door on the left. Go down the stairs and Shuh-bang.... you'll stumble upon a house full of chicken smacking folks. This was my first time here, but the vibe was happening. The chicken was absolutely mouth watering delicious and the chef was a funny guy. It was helpful that the hostess could tell me that there was Worcester sauce in the Mac and cheese and that they have another fish addition in the Bloody Mary. Very few hostesses have ever had that much knowledge about their menu. Other than that.... everything else is a go. What do I suggest you order?!? 1. Half-a-Chicken 2. Corn on the cob Be sure to mix the hot sauce with the smoke sauce for a tangy bite when dipping your chicken. Also, ask for a little extra butter that is drizzled on top to compliment the corn. The butter has small garlic chunks and Parsley and the corn is then sprinkled with salt. Trust me when I say you WILL lick your fingers. Don't come here for romance come here to chow down.

This is a place worth eating at. We had the salt & pepper chicken wings with chili/lime. Awesome!…read more Of course we had chicken with salad and fries. Yum! The desert - chocolate lava cake- can I get seconds?!?! Definitely keeping them on the list! We will be back again, and again, and again.

Stumbled upon Rey's because the Eagle House was too packed. I was surprised that it didn't have any…read morereviews on Yelp yet. I think it's relatively new. It was good place to get a standard dinner at a decent price. Everything tasted great but I was surprised to find the Salmon brioche was more like lox though. My boyfriend got the pulled chicken and that was pretty good. We also ordered the apple and salted caramel pie with ice cream - so good! Worth checking out.

Nando's -- I honestly can't say enough good things…read more I went in a bit cautious because the quality back in Pakistan has really gone downhill, but this completely changed my expectations. I ended up going twice during my trip. The chicken was exactly how it should be -- moist, succulent, and properly spicy. The spicy rice was fresh with great flavor, the chips were solid, and the halloumi fries were a standout. Tried the burgers too -- really good. This was one of those meals that just makes you genuinely happy. Consistent, flavorful, and worth going back for (clearly).

Nando's always delivers consistently. I enjoy the process even. Get a table, use your phone to…read moreorder and pay, they deliver. Always good. Food is good.

Chicken Shop around the corner from St. John's Wood High Street is clearly the best place for…read morechicken and chips in the area. And don't forget to leave room for dessert. When walking over to Chicken Shop, I came past Megan's and was shocked to find out they were closing this branch. I have only once been to Megan's in St. John's Wood, but thought it was a very welcome addition to the area. Unfortunately, it is no more. But now there is a new Chicken Shop branch just around the corner. Chicken Shop is a modern restaurant chain that currently expands and opens new branches in different parts of London. The shop in St. John's Wood is light with a big window front and a beautiful, simple design. I was wondering about how busy they were on a Saturday afternoon, even more as they just opened. Since the chicken restaurant a bit further down across the road had closed down some time ago, perhaps they simply got here at the right time. The place is bigger than it looks at first. I was given the option and decided to sit in the front room facing the window, not the area at the back nearer to the kitchen. The design is modern and the dark wood creates a nice and warm setting. The music is kind of loud, but as this still is a fast food place, I think it is acceptable and I did not really get too annoyed by it. Ordering is simple, because chicken shop does not have an extensive menu. You can basically only choose between different sizes of chicken from the spit. To leave space for the dessert - recommended by my lovely waitress - I ordered a quarter chicken. When asked for my preference, I opted for breast meat. I did not have to wait long until my pile of juicy, tasty chicken arrived together with golden, crispy crinkle-cut fries. While the chicken on the bone was delightful with a good crust, the fries were even better. They could only have been improved with more interesting seasoning, but as far as frying goes, those chips are perfect. When I asked for the deep-filled apple pie for dessert, I was surprised when this guy turned up at my table with a whole, hot apple pie. He cut out a good-sized piece for me and I greatly enjoyed it with a jug of cream. It was piping hot and full of apple flavours. Chicken Shop in St. John's Wood is now most likely the best place for a piece of chicken in NW8. The staff are very friendly and the restaurant is clean with a modern yet warm atmosphere. Yes, the chicken is delicious, but the chips alone are worth a visit.

OK food but terrible service. If you are hungry definitely don't come here, the food will take a…read morelong time and the service is cordial but very slow. Management seems to be completely unaware of its own operational problem. The only redeeming factor is that the food is okay but is expensive because of the neighbourhood. Highly recommend against coming here unless you are not hungry which really defeats the point of going to a restaurant.

Maybe an off night (Wed), but not worth the hype. Small line, moved quickly however 15 min wait…read morefor food which was hot & fresh. I got karaage chicken and it seemed not fully cooked so I tossed it. I also got chicken skins and most were too grisly and not crispy enough to eat. The crispy ones were amazing. They have all sorts of powdered flavoring you can add. You can order them with the flavoring, you can add your own flavoring, or you can add more to put the put on for you. It is take away only. Make sure you get plenty of napkins. They do make it easy to eat on the go with little toothpicks. I think the popcorn chicken would have been a better choice.

I was shocked by how good this place was! I saw the viral popcorn chicken and I had to try it. The…read moreline was long, but it went by quickly. I got one order of the popcorn chicken with chili garlic season and it was $10. It took about 5-7 minutes for my number to get called. The chicken was so hot and fresh. You could watch them making it. They put so much in a little bag and I only ate half. The flavoring was so delicious and perfectly crunchy. I thoroughly enjoyed it. The price is a bit steep though in my opinion, but I would come back and get it again.

I love chicken, but rarely get chicken sandwiches because I find white meat lacking. Chick N' Sours…read moreis perfect, because they give you a perfectly fried chicken thigh! I wasn't feeling very spicy, so I got The General, which is the most non-spicy sandwich option - so good and the chicken flavor took center stage. There are plenty of other options for those looking for more of a kick. It's a cute little hole-in-the-wall space with a few tables outside, and more seating downstairs. Very friendly staff.

We came here because this restaurant got five stars in TimeOut, and it seemed different and cool…read more We were not disappointed. I was not familiar with sour drinks, except maybe a whiskey sour or an amaretto sour, but they had all different types of sour drinks, bourbon, tequila, and gin based. I had a gin-based drink that was raspberry flavored and very sour and yummy. My friend had a chocolate cherry bourbon-based one that was quite good, and my sister had a tequila spicy sour. However, the chicken is the star here. I ordered fried chicken that came with pickled watermelon, it was delicious perfectly cooked and seasoned properly. The pickled watermelon was a lovely balance and a nice surprise. My sister and my friend got chicken tenders. I think we missed the mark because the chicken sandwiches seem to be the thing to order here. As we saw them coming out, we were disappointed that we had not ordered the sandwiches, which are piled a mile high and come in all different interesting combinations. They have a kimchi chicken sandwich, a Korean style chicken sandwich etc. If we go back, I would definitely order one of those. This place is not touristy. It was filled with locals at dinner time, and it was quite a scene, but not a pretentious one. The service was friendly, and the and the restaurant is reasonably priced.

Wycombe's latest chicken shop did not live up to it's name. There was little to no "delight" in the…read moreexperience whatsoever. I had been in there twice before, but due to the slow service I had given up and gone to the much more trust worthy and efficient chicken cottage next door. However, this time I decided I would stick it out for curiosity's sake. The nicely decorated and spacious layout of the "restaurant" was nullified by the disgusting state it was in. There was rubbish left out not just on the tables, but all over the floor, which was soaking wet and nearly slipped me up several times. I then got to the counter and could see the dirty floor was just as bad behind the counter in the cooking area. Very unhygienic. There were Kids running around jumping all over the furniture and screaming babies making it impossible for me to communicate effectively with the server. Not the environment I want to be in when purchasing my hangover cure. Furthermore, I had to wait 15 whole minutes for my food. 15! completely defeating the purpose of "fast food". I could have been served in a busy restaurant quicker, whereas today there was only a couple of other customers. It's lucky my bus was also late. The price was not too bad. £6.40 for 2 pieces of chicken, 3 wings, a tower burger with chips and a drink. There was no pepper to be had from the side counter and no sauces offered. I was also not impressed when I was given 7 up after asking for coke, but as it had taken so long and almost made me miss my bus I had no time to complain. The food itself was not too bad, though nothing special. The tower burger was sufficiently dressed with the right amount of mayonaise and lettuce. The burger was well structured and evenly composed. Nice bread, chicken not too dry. Was happy with it, but was not worth a 15 minute wait. The chips were marginally better than chicken cottage, but far from delicious, and as expected I didn't finish them. The wings weren't too bad, but if you like hot spicy wings you'd be very disappointed. I'm not a spice lover at all and I didn't need to reach for the seven up once while eating the wings. The breading itself was nice, good orange colour, seasoned well but patchy and didn't cover the wings very well at all. The chicken pieces were average. Very dry and did not come of the bone very easily. All in all I was not impressed and won't be returning. Not a patch on the chicken next door and the service was ridiculous. Given it a two star rating on the grounds that if I search my memory hard enough I'm sure I must have had worse at some point....I think.

Has changed its name to Sherif's Fish Bar. Did visit and bought 3pieces of chicken, that was all I…read morecould afford as they wasn't taking cards at the time and it was all the cash I had on me. The chicken was good. They also do kebabs and fish, so next visit probably fish, now that their card machine is working. Very stylish interior and the people were friendly.

Very intriguing little business which recently opened near where I live. They have the cutest…read morelittle logo... Been in a few times. Don't normally eat out nowadays as I'm on a strict budget at the mo, but then this joint is specifically there to accommodate for people like me. So I've found myself giving in and treating myself a few times more often than I care to admit... I can't remember the exact name of the dish I always order. I don't think it's on any of the menus I've seen online... it's a lamb kofta in pita ensemble, which is £3.50 (although I usually order it with chips and a drink, bringing the total to £4.50). The lamb kofta arrives like a burger. Which is what you'd expect. While not quite the penultimate kebab experience it's pretty darn tasty. I always order it with chilli and garlic sauce, and am always very impressed... When I opt for the chips in addition (which is almost always) I am treated with a veritable plethora of my favourite potato snack. If Peri-Peri Original did bad fries (which is sometimes the case with budget fast food joints) I wouldn't be trumpeting this fact. But, as it is ; lots of lovely fries for me to NOM! Cheapest place to get kebab-ish take-away in the Stockwell area. Check it out!