Delicious chicken and sandwiches, always served piping hot and fresh. Friendly professional service…read morewith a smile. Great value too (for $50 you can get a family combo that includes a variety of sandwiches, wraps, wings, A WHOLE CHICKEN, fries, nuggets, cheese sticks, and a large soda!). Aside from the soft drinks, they also serve hot/iced espresso and coffee. Seriously, don't sleep on the espresso drinks... you can save a few "bucks" by coming here instead and supporting this small business (hehe, see what I did there?). Clean indoor seating is available (small tables that fit about 4 adults). The girl at the counter is always super sweet. She kindly covered the coffee sipper with a sticker that had a sweet note on it. )This Americano will help me through the rest of my hospital shift!) I will continually return!

I was really excited to try this place after seeing their sign on 108st for several weeks…read more The owner of this place is really nice, and great with kids. My toddler likes her a lot and wants to play with her and visit every so often. The food across the board is delicious. I have pretty much tried everything here except a few of the appetizers and the pistol legs. The only item that I don't particularly like is the pumpkin pie, while it's tasty and has a nice texture I don't really taste any pumpkin. I hope this place stays open would really be a good staple and some added variety to the restaurants available in the few blocks of stores located in this section of 108 street.

I got the chicken Italian wrap from here and I must say it was actually very good no complaints…read morehere. The food was fresh and the wrap was well put together. The wait time for the food was good and the employees seemed friendly and patient with my initial indecisiveness of what to get since there's plenty of options to choose from. The place was clean and stays open up late, not to mention plenty of seating to go around. I would definitely come back here for more food.

Coming from bayside, I was expecting something like chicken lovers. However, the quality is a bit…read morelower. They have a stand alone option to order for a grilled chicken, but it only comes with a small container of bbq and hot sauce. You have to pay extra for green sauce. The chicken itself was not bad in terms of flavor and texture. We ordered the Mac and cheese for $5 - which was very clumpy and came in the smallest to go container. Not worth it to get their sides.

I'm telling you, skip Popeyes. Rego Park denizens, you have an EXCELLENT chicken sandwich joint…read morejust one block over. I had the Nashville sandwich and I loved it. It's substantial, it's juicy, it's got bright flavors. It does what you want a chicken sandwich to do and it does it well. Chicken sandwiches obviously had a real moment of maturation in the fast food space in the last decade, but nothing beats a small independant place's sandwich. Part of why the Popeye's sandwich was such a big deal was that it mimicked what's great about sandwiches like what you can get at Peri Peri Original, but here's the thing: you can mass produce something, but once it becomes a factory churned product, the soul is gone. The soul is here with this chicken sandwich. I communed with the spirit through this sandwich. Which is to say: very solid chicken sandwich. I wish this business the best.

I always hesitate to give a bad review as I know each restaurant represents someone livelihood, but…read morethis was a singularly bad experience that I'm pretty sure gave me food poisioning. I came in and saw they had lunch specials, including one that said ANY sandwich and a drink. I went to order and was told that the sandwich I wanted was not part of the lunch special, despite the special saying it includes, quite literally, any sandwich. Okay, not great, but whatever. I sat down at what felt like a table leftover from a fast food restaurant circa 1999 and waited for my food. When it came I noticed the chicken sandwich was more batter than chicken and the fries had an overly greasy feel, like they'd been sitting too long in the air fryer. The sauce on the chicken was flavorful but the fries left such a bad taste in my mouth that I had to brush my teeth immediately after eating. To top it all off, I had a bad stomach for most of the following 24 hours. Needless to say I will not be returning.

I really love the food here, and that's what makes this review difficult to write. The food is…read moregenuinely delicious, and I would absolutely recommend trying the restaurant based on the quality of the food alone. However, I've personally decided not to return because of the restaurant's policies regarding reasonable modifications and additional charges. My issue isn't that I expect everything to be free or that I expect the kitchen to completely change every dish for me. I understand that some modifications may cost extra, and I am more than willing to pay for additional ingredients or extra food. For example, I asked if I could have truffle shrimp mac and cheese and was willing to pay extra for the shrimp and any additional ingredients, but they would not make the modification. Another example was a dish that included rice cakes and fish cakes. I only wanted the rice cakes, without the fish cakes, but I was still charged for the full dish. I understand that there may be preparation and pricing considerations, but it felt unreasonable to pay the same price when I was receiving less food--especially since I would assume the fish cakes are likely one of the more expensive components of the dish. The drink policy was also frustrating. They charge for additional soda refills, even though the soda comes from the fountain. I also ordered seltzer water, which comes from the same type of gun and doesn't require syrup, and was told that additional refills would also cost extra. I know some people may think this sounds like a small thing, but paying around $10 for three refills of soda or seltzer can add up quickly. I realize I may sound picky, and I understand that restaurants have their own policies and pricing structures. I'm not writing this review to discourage anyone from eating here because, again, I truly love the food. I'm writing it more for people like me who appreciate having some flexibility when making reasonable modifications and who may not expect to be charged for every refill. If you're happy ordering directly from the menu without modifications and don't mind paying for additional drink refills, you will probably have a great experience because the food really is excellent. Unfortunately, for me, dining out should also include being able to get what I want within reason, especially when I'm willing to pay for additional food or ingredients. Because of that, despite loving the food, I've decided not to return.

If you really want to hear about it, I have gone to this place on Metro called Pelicana Chicken a…read morefew times, its in Forest Hills, I live here, an original form what I'm told, I'm here for now. Anyway, the front of the joint has this dark green paint store facade with a big sign that shows beer specials, inviting me and you inside. Instagram calls it 'Good vibes, great food, and a s..', I don't even know what the rest of that sentence was supposed to be, but it's probably pure crap anyway. ​Inside, they've got this sleek-looking metallic bar with hanging yellow lights, there is always a couple of guys sitting around pretending they're having the greatest time in the world. It depresses the hell out of me. ​They also have a picture of the menu explaining what some might consider a user friendly way to pick your food and assorted preferenced. It goes somethinglike this. 'Step 1: Choose Your Chicken,Step 2: Choose Your Batter, Step 3: Choose Your Sauces. It's so damn complicated to me. They make you go through all these steps just to get a piece of fried bird. They've got all kinds of crispy wings, some are glossy, some are glazed and sticky, choose your drumsticks or wings. I really like their fried dumplings too and their little free side dishes of radish cubes and coleslaw. Come on your birthday, show identification and you'll get a Happy Birthday sign right on your free basket of chicken legs, or was it a free chicken? I cant recall exactly, but yiu cant leave with it and you cant give it to uour friend, I haveknownsome that tried and i think thats uncool. Imagine getting fried chicken for your birthday, from someone you dont know, it's enough to make you feel like someone out there cares.

Burger King Chicken Club Combo Review!…read more I recently tried the Chicken Club Combo at Burger King and, with the senior discount, my total came to just $10.65! I asked for onion rings instead of French fries, and the sandwich came with lettuce, tomato, bacon, and Swiss cheese on top of the chicken. Everything was nice and soft, freshly cooked, and really good! For the price and the amount of food, I think this is a great deal for seniors. I definitely recommend giving it a try! The server girl in the early 1130 shift on Monday was excellent. I didn't take her name, but I wanted to tell her that she was so nice and smiling and accommodating more people like her need to work in places like this making us feel very comfortable.. Highly recommended!

Has service gotten better?…read more We ordered food on the app and got to the store at 9:20 because this location opens at 9. However, the doors were locked and several people were outside waiting to get their orders. Why do these guys never seem to have adobo rice? Last time they didn't give it to us. This time they said they ran out. They just opened! Also, what's with the amount of Mac & cheese that they give? It doesn't come close to the top of the container. The container is smaller than the other ones, and yet it only filled half way?

Came here for my husband's birthday bc he wanted Korean. Our kids happen to be back to NY for…read moretheir university's fall break so serendipitously we could celebrate. We haven't been here for dinner yet. Everyone loved the food. We ordered almost the perfect amount of food so only took the tteboki leftovers home. Service was good. There was actually a call button on our table which I used and worked. It's a nice place and close to home for us so we're definitely coming back!

It is my first time coming to the Kuku location in Forest Hills, but i absolutely love this…read morelocation as well! I am used to the location in Long Island and i am obsessed with the kimchi, and the kimchi here is also just as good! The service was super good, our water cups were NEVER empty!! They were speedy and there was always somebody ready to help which i appreciate. They refilled the kimchi and the other side dishes too which i loved- because the side dishes were all so good! We thought the pork galbi was not that good though. They didn't have the usual char to it and they didn't give much fat/lean pieces, just purely lean pieces, so it was a bit dry. But the soondubu and mackerel were amazing! It was perfectly tender and crispy, with the right amount of fat. Paired perfectly with the kimchi. We had a great time and will definitely be back.

Formerly known as "The Chicken House" a fabulous meal of 1/2 flame grilled chicken, vegetable rice…read moreand two bottled waters for only $10. Filling, delicious... just like its predecessor. It tastes the same, i would not be surprise if they are. It's definitely worth a shot, especially if you're hungry on the cheap. Oh, they take cards as well. Try some today!

This place has been around for at least 15 years, and it's my go-to for a quick meal. I usually get…read morethe quarter chicken with sweet plantains and spinach rice--simple, tasty, and usually around $12 now (used to be $10, thanks inflation). Sometimes I swap the plantains for the cucumber salad, but it's been pretty bitter lately, so I've been skipping that. Best time to go is between 11-12 when the chicken is fresh. After that, it tends to get dry from sitting under the heat, which is a bit of a turnoff. Not a dine-in spot--more of a grab-and-go vibe--but overall, decent value for what you get

Really impressed with Raising Cane's on Austin Street! I placed a to-go order and had my food…read morewithin about two minutes--hot, fresh, properly packaged, and delicious. I got a chicken tender, fries, and coleslaw for under $8, which made me very happy! I decided to stay and loved watching the team work. They were incredibly efficient, putting out orders one after another, and everyone seemed happy, smiling, and working well together. The manager was right there helping and keeping everything moving. The music is loud, but it fits the lively Austin Street crowd. Great food, fast service, and clean. A really positive atmosphere. I'll definitely be back!

This location is ultra friendly, spacious and clean. The fingers without a doubt are hot and juicy,…read moreexactly what you expect from RC. Parking in forest hills just a bit difficult.

I used to go to their previous stall often, so when I found out they moved to the Queens Crossing…read morefood court in Flushing, I knew I had to go back and try it again! It is still a solid spot for authentic Korean street food. Portions are generous, pricing is reasonable, and the food tastes fresh and delicious What we ordered: Tteokbokki: The rice cakes had the perfect chewy texture, and the sauce was rich and not too spicy. Getting the cheese blanket on top is a must. Fishcake Broth: Warm, savory, and a great palate cleanser between bites. Strawberry Cream Chicken: Crispy chicken topped with fresh strawberries and syrup, served with a side of rich yogurt cream for a great sweet and savory bite. Cheddar Cheese Dip Chicken: Dusted in savory cheddar cheese powder for a nice flavor kick. Vibe & Service: The food court dining area is clean and bright, and the service was fast and welcoming. Highly recommend if you are looking for classic Korean comfort food and unique flavors done right.

What is with the hype on this place?! This is definitely NOT where you get your KFC l:Korean street…read morefood fix. We came here in the afternoon for an early snack, and we ordered: +the Dukbokki with cheese +the Soy Garlic Chicken +and, the Green Grape Chicken Each of the items were probably the worst versions of it, ever. The dukbokki was watery and had no flavor; the cheese was disgusting. The chicken were all boneless and were all dark meat, but mostly batter - the sauces and the seasoning were pretty gross. And, that whole 'viral' concept with the chicken with the grapes? Absolutely not. The grapes themselves were fine to eat, as they were just green grapes in syrup; they were not even cold, so a lil sus. Honestly, we were surprised we didn't get sick afterwards; everything was tossed. I did like one of the staff members, as he had such a great sense of humor! Located inside Queens Crossing, not worth a visit at all! +worst KFC/Korean street food +awful combinations +cheap meats +located inside Queens Crossing

Stopped by on Thursday and it's Happy Hour(s)! Nicole is excellent at helping choose a good local…read morebeer. Atmosphere is chill and we'll visit again, especially to check out the weekly specials.

We stopped in on an early Monday evening, and there were just a few other customers. The space is…read moreon the smaller side, and our server was friendly enough. We each ordered a draft beer (nice perk with $2 off during happy hour), along with the classic double smash, plus a side of fries and onion rings. The burger was quite greasy, but otherwise enjoyable. It had good flavor and nice crispy edges, though I wish there was more of the house burger sauce, I could barely taste it, and that's usually what gives a burger its signature. The fries and onion rings were both excellent, fried to a perfect crisp. Overall, I'd come back and try more items on the menu.