Friendly service, the only thing that felt a little weird was when paying with the card, I didn't…read moresee a skip option. Maybe there was that I missed but I usually prefer to tip with cash after I get my order. I lost the picture I thought I took of my food. But just fyi. The sliders are more like smallish burger bun size and the chicken tender is twice as big. Think triple the size of a slider. Taste was on point too. I'd go back.

Last night the family came in and the food was great. Wife and split two chicken sandwich meal and…read moremy daughter got the new trio. We all shared and it was more than enough food. Atmosphere was great but the service was mid. We got in line and the employee said it would be a minute. Well the line was backing up and more employees were just staring at us not helping anyone. About 10 mins later she says oh sorry I forgot. Really you have 6 other people who could have taken our order. Then we our food was ready on the counter I walked up and the gentleman told me I had to wait until another employee helped me. Really man you couldn't just hand me my food. Food is great, service is lacking but all in all I'm glad we got the food we did even though the service put a damper on the evening.

Believe me, I'm blown away that this experience was positive. But I don't think I've ever been more…read moresatisfied with gas station food. I found the chicken to be thick, juicy, tender, and even a little bit spicy. Their honey biscuits were thick, moist, flavorful, and satisfying. I'm also fairly satisfied with the $8 price. I found the service to be the best I'd have expected. I dealt with the convenience store cashier, who fast and friendly. They got the food nearly instantly, and STILL had this high of quality. Now we're starting to get into things that could be pros for the gas station as a whole. There is a reasonable amount of parking. It's surprisingly clean, too. It wasn't a horrible atmosphere either.

This is a perfect quick meal. The jojos are wonderful and the chicken tenders don't disappoint.read more

I was in town on business and heard that Jollibee had recently opened. I haven't had Jollibee in…read moreyears and it was just as good as I remembered it. The service was efficient and the food came out quickly. I ordered two pieces, spicy, with a side of mashed potatoes and gravy and rice. I did the hack of peeling off the skin, wrapping it in rice, and dipped it in the gravy. YUUUUUM! It was definitely a hit. I wish I had ordered the three-piece meal because the portions were a bit small for the price. If you're lucky enough to live close to a Jollibee, I would definitely recommend giving it a try. It's gonna be on my must-visit list when I'm in town.

A let down. First, I'm warming up to touchscreen ordering as I don't feel rushed, but please offer…read moresome hand sanitizer! Think about all the gross fingers that have touched the screen the next time you handle your fast food. Chicken sandwich was no better than any fast food version, maybe worse because of the cheap bun. And of course it includes the standard Orange sauce found on any chicken sandwich. Kudos to the Cheesy Cheddar fries, Adobo Rice, and Ube pie for variety. No towels in the clean bathrooms so you need to touch the door handle. Gross. One and definitely done.

Been wanting to try this place since they opened. Finally stopped in for lunch on a Tuesday. Not…read morebusy at all. We were the only two people in the restaurant during our entire visit. They have two ordering kiosks when you walk in, but since it wasn't busy, the girl behind the counter took our order. She wasn't super friendly, but helpful while ordering. We decided on the Chicken Bop and Beef Noodle Bop. We ended up ordering the large size since the regular one looked pretty small. You definitely get a lot of food for the $16 price tag, but I'm not sure about the quality, preparation, and freshness. I ordered the teriyaki chicken and it was lukewarm. The chicken was kinda mushy, which was a big texture issue for me. The teriyaki sauce was yummy. The fried rice was just okay. Liked the cabbage in the bowl. The mac salad was good. The edamame was served cold, which I didn't like. I love edamame, but have never been served it cold. My husband's beef was good. He ordered the kimchi and calamari salad. He said his was good, but not good enough for a return visit. The have everything set up well inside so you can fend for yourself. You order at the counter, go pick up your food at the counter, and clean off your table and place everything at the garbage station, where they also have lids available for your bowls if you're taking some home. After we grabbed our food, there wasn't one person in the dining room asking if everything was good or if we needed anything. After writing all this, it makes me wonder why they asked for a tip at the counter when ordering. A tip for what?! I did everything myself. Hmmmm, makes me more apprehensive on leaving tips until after my meal going forward. Tipping is so outrageous nowadays... Overall a decent experience. The food was just okay. For a mediocre meal, not sure we'll be returning. There are so many other options in the area.

WOW! That is the only word I could start with, and I will explain why…read more I recently learned that Top Bop originally started in Alaska, where it is already quite popular. It finally opened its first Washington state location a few months ago. This new location is in Vancouver, Washington. It is a bit of a drive from the Seattle area but much closer if you are coming from Portland. Still, no matter where you're coming from, it's absolutely worth the trip! Top Bop is located in the Hazel Dell area of Vancouver, in a modern and well-kept building with plenty of free parking. The interior is very clean and welcoming, with interesting artwork on the walls. There are two self-service kiosks where you can browse the full menu with pictures and place your order without needing to talk to a staff member. It might feel unfamiliar at first, but once you try it, you will see how simple and convenient it is. I personally enjoy using the kiosk because it clearly shows all the customization options and makes the ordering process smooth and easy. Okay, let's talk about the food. As you can see from the photos I took, Top Bop uses a build-your-own-bowl format. It is similar to how Chipotle works. You start by picking your protein. Then you choose two free toppings. Next, you select your desired spice level for the sauce. Finally, you can add optional extras to your bowl. As a poke lover, I chose poke for my protein. They offer both salmon and tuna. I could not decide which one to go with, so the friendly staff allowed me to do half salmon and half tuna. Perfect! My friend almost chose the Beef Bop (because, let's be honest, you can't go wrong with Korean bulgogi), but ended up getting the Shrimp Katsu Bop instead. Let's save the Beef Bop for next time. Once we placed our orders, it took about 7 minutes for the food to be ready. Everything is made fresh to order and fully customizable. The portion size was very generous. One bowl could easily be enough for both lunch and dinner. Now back to the WOW. The taste was outstanding. I got the poke bowl with two free toppings for only fourteen dollars. That is incredibly rare in today's market. The bowl was packed with fresh salmon and tuna. I could really taste the quality and quantity of the fish. I chose calamari salad and seaweed salad for my toppings, and they paired perfectly with the poke. The signature sauce at Top Bop is another highlight. I selected Level 3, as recommended, and it elevated the entire bowl to the next level. I also tried a couple of bites of the Shrimp Katsu. It was crispy and flavorful. From the menu variety, to the prices, to the taste, Top Bop truly delivers on every level. It is my number one pick for a restaurant this year so far. I genuinely hope they open a location in Seattle or Bellevue soon so I can visit more often. I will definitely come back soon to try the Beef Bop, Spicy Pork Bop, and of course, another bowl of Poke!

Food: Fries (5/5): Massive portion. Like triple a large…read morefries from McDonald's. Excellent Buffalo sauce. The signature sauce is tangy, tasty, and wow. Ranch is good. The Korean BBQ sauce hits the spot. Deluxe Sandwich (4/5): Whoa, that's a massive piece of chicken. Good portion size, huge. The sandwich itself is solid though the chicken could have used a little more seasoning. Still, you definitely get your money's worth. Southwest Salad (4/5): Good, with slim chicken. The toppings were fresh and the dressing worked well. A lighter option if you don't want the heavy fried stuff, though the chicken is on the thinner side. Service: Not Rated Good. Food was brought to the table and the manager checked on us. Friendly enough without being overbearing. Ambiance: Not Rated Cafeteria style seating with booths and tables of four. Nothing fancy but comfortable for a quick meal.

Their food is very tasty, affordable, and comes out very fast. They have a very neat setting with…read morecute signage and fun painted walls. Everyone's so kind and welcoming.

I know....I'm just as shocked by a five-star review of a restaurant attached to a major chain…read moreconvenience store as most of you may be, but this place is seriously FANTASTIC. If you're not in the know, "Krispy Krunchy Chicken" is a Cajun chicken restaurant literally attached to (it's part of) a Circle K convenience store. It even has a drive-through window. After spending an entire day tearing out my kitchen and dining room floors and baseboards, I was VERY tired and didn't want to cook, so I looked for something nearby that was hopefully quick and cheap, and I recalled driving by this location recently. With very low expectations, I drove here. I was very appreciative to hear, "Welcome to Krispy Krunchy Chicken, what can I get started for you", and to discover that it was spoken by a real person (Britt - she is absolutely awesome) and not one of those prerecorded greetings to which one's response usually results in a ponderance of "Is this place even open" while waiting for a response. I responded that this was our first time visiting, and that I was perusing the menu. She very enthusiastically and happily said, "You have to get a sample first! You can't order until you know what you'll be getting, so come on up to the window to get a sample! You HAVE to get a sample first". She was SO friendly and excited, which I sincerely appreciated. When I arrived at the window, the same employee handed me a cardboard boat with two ENTIRE Cajun tenders, that were piping hot (this is as generous a sample as one could possibly hope for). As I and my son enjoyed our samples, she explained menu items, and a bit about the restaurant. Her enthusiasm and friendliness was off-the-charts high, seriously setting the benchmark for what defines amazing service. She said that I could call ahead for any order at all, and that they can also do large orders, and that everything you order when you call ahead would be prepared fresh on the spot. Her advice on how much to order based on my answers to her questions such as how many people I'm feeding, what kind of variety we wanted, etc. was outstanding. I cannot state enough how epically awesome Britt's service was. I've not received this kind of enthusiasm, professionalism, and expert guidance from many super high-dollar establishments. The service here alone is worth five stars. How's the food, though? In a word, it's great! The chicken tenders are super flavorful and juicy. The "fries" are potato wedges, and they're perfectly cooked and very flavorful. Even though the flavors are Cajun, they're NOT spicy at all. The chicken is far better than any of the other big chains. The sides are also a notch above their competition. Particularly noteworthy is the jambalaya...it has a far greater depth of flavor than one would expect. The prices are unbelievably low, especially if you opt for a family meal. The portion sizes are also gargantuan. I'm seriously blown away by how great Krispy Krunchy Chicken is. The service alone makes a visit worthwhile. The only very minor inconvenience is that getting into and out of this location can be challenging. It is at an intersection. with concrete medians that prevent access from two sides of the streets, and traffic backs up pretty heavily on the sides which can access the building. This can make for some heavy delays getting into and out of this location.

If you need to grab lunch,and you don't want a burger,this is the place.if you want family…read moredinner,you have to call ahead,I have been to 3 location in the Battle Ground,Brush Prairie,and the one on 119th,and 72nd.once they did not have biscuits,and they don't open on Sundays(so I been told).but good kinda spicy chicken

Ordered through the app so I was able to use the pick up window. Loved it…read more Bought a salad with chicken and burrito bowl with Barbacoa. Both dishes were packed full of food; very generous amounts of freshness. I have the fajita vegetables added to my salad and with the sour cream, I'm able to live without the salad dressing, so major calorie reduction. The salad mix was heavily spinach, which I like, but just FYI for anyone who may not. The tomato salsa is my go-to; I'm a little wimpy and find the medium heat corn salsa to be too spicy. The person who had the barbacoa said it was good but didn't have as much of a barbecued flavor to it as they remembered. They added guacamole to theirs and other than the missing barbecued flavor they'd anticipated, they liked it a lot. Order was ready and no wait at all. Very friendly staff member with whom I interacted. Clean and attractive lot, but then this is a location that's only been open a matter of months. I continue to believe Chipotle is slightly overpriced; a reduction of a buck per dish seems appropriate, but what are you gonna do?

If I could give negative stars I would. I hate chipotle in general but I had a hankering for the…read moreelote salsa on a burrito or salad bowl. I went there and there's no window (to order) in the drive thru situation. You have to drive around almost 360 around the building to get to the pick up window. And they told me you can ONLY order on the app. So even if I wasn't being lazy in a drive through and decided to walk in there, you still cannot order.in person. W. T. F??? So if your app glitches and doesn't work you just aren't selling anything all day??? Stupidest business model I've ever heard of for fast food. The human connection is completely lost. And even more so when you have a human telling me to open the app to order. Face. To. Face. lol trippjn Absolutely not. I am not going to pull over just to download your stupid app. I will gladly give Costco ($1.50) or in and out ($10) that's in the same parking lot my money. Considering yall over charge for guac and everything else... no ma'am. Worst business model. I hope they close this location and turn it into something better. Literally anything else. There are still a bunch of businesses opening soon in this new area and there's not a chance this is going to survive when people have other (better and cheaper) options for a quick meal. To management reading this: don't bother replying unless it's to say you're adding ordering on the spot at this location cuz ain't no way!! Negative stars. Period.

Our first time to visit a Raising Cane on vacation in Hawaii. Was really happy to discover there…read morewas one about an hour away from home! Now whenever we have to come this direction, it's on our list of favorites. We really enjoy the recipe they use for their chicken! A cut above the rest! Good value for the money, servers were friendly and efficient. I enjoyed the decor and memorabilia they had on the walls. Made the place interesting instead of feeling like a typical spartan fast food experience. Saw a great picture & article about Willie Nelson & his beginnings in Vancouver Washington! Sharing it on here since I forgot to take a picture of our order!

Light, crispy breading.. moist chicken and crinkle cut fries. Stayed at Ilani so def hit here and…read morein n out. Their sauce was on the black peppery side.. was not a fan. Having driven down from Tacoma the day before, It's deep. From Ilani, it's 15+ min away.

Their chicken dish is a staple in Portland. It tastes nothing like normal Thai dishes and is really…read moreflavorful without being heavy like normal Thai dishes. Very light and similar to hainese chicken. Their Thai tea and Thai coffee were not good.

I'd say skip. The portions are small, the chicken is dry, but I do say that the wrapping is…read moreefficient and eco-friendly! The broth and sauce was probably the best part for me. Chicken bits were not it. Staff was cool. Inside was interesting.