Noticing a crowd forming in front of this chicken place I went in for a closer look. Everybody was…read moreeating chicken out of a bag. Apparently this is the Taiwanese way to eat fried chicken. They offered thighs chunks and breasts. I ordered the breasts. They came out super piping hot in a few minutes and they call your number to pick up. There is nowhere to sit down and there is zero ambience. You pick up your chicken and then you go eat it in the street outside. The breast is flattened and extra crispy and was definitely good. I would prefer a table to sit out but that's not the way Chinatown rolls. No matter what time you walk past this place there's always a line. Give it a go.

This location is closed. Tried on December 29, 2024 and was informed the location closed last year.read more

Wow. So we are here in London and honestly we had been so disappointed in so many of the food…read moreplaces... until now. Mind you, we've been here a week already. So I know my chicken. Back home I've tried southern chicken, soul food chicken, Viet chicken, you name it. This place is some major competition. I was initially worried because you go downstairs into this place. But it is cool on a hot summer day, and well, there's a LOT of seating. But we still had a 5 minute wait at 12:45pm. Not such a long wait. First off, customer service is unbelievably awesome. Everyone tends to you and gets your order in immediately. Drinks were on our table in the first five minutes of sitting down. Orders were taken one minute later, and we were eating within 15 minutes. 15 minutes!!!! So... Mac n cheese. Yum. Coleslaw. Yum! And the chicken just falls off the bone... I grabbed one with my fork and it just started to fall apart. So that was already tantalizing me. Then when I put a piece in my mouth... ugh!!!! The herbs and flavors!!! I couldn't believe it. I have had a lot of chicken in my life and travels. In as many as 20 countries visited, this chicken is hands down the best I have ever tasted. Guys, I've been to many bbq joints in the Midwest and southern US. This place is unreal. So, if you're visiting say, the British Museum, walk on over to this place. You will not be disappointed!! I'd write more, but I gotta go!!!

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.

I loved this place! So fast, such friendly service, everything was great!…read more I ordered the 1/4 chicken with Mango & Lime seasoning. Added Peri Chips & Macho Peas. I also added the Halloumi Sticks and an orange Fanta drink. I ordered in person to go and it took less than 25 minutes. My total was 14,65 Pounds.

Nando's was so good that we had to come back! I had the Chicken Burger with the spicy rice and…read morechips (fries). The chicken itself was good, but I wasn't a fan of the Portuguese Roll. It was a little dry. The spicy rice is my favorite side! It's easy to order the food from your phone, and then they bring it out to your table.

Delicious chicken sandwich and excellent fries! I love that the chicken want fried and it was…read morecustomizable with . Tasted clean, not at all like or mechanically separated and chemically enhanced chains at home in the States. I wish we had Slim Chickens!

Juicy chicken with a flavorful batter. fries are seasoned but not crispy! Good prices all around.read more

Talk about some good, fried chicken wings! I loved that they…read morewere the "whole" wing... so instead of breaking them into 2 (drum and wing), they kept them together. I'm not sure what makes chicken wings better that way, but it works! The wings were fried to perfection, with just a little extra crunch than I usually like but they were still awesome. I got the buffalo and my friend got the honey bbq. If I had to choose again, I'd opt for the honey bbq. The ranch is an extra .50 and honestly not worth it. The wings have enough flavor and the ranch isn't very good. They do all you can eat wings on Wednesday's I believe... possibly Thursday. You can also do BOGO drinks during happy hour. I'd definitely come back, for the wings alone. The drinks were a bit sweet and a bit weak for my taste. Seating upstairs and downstairs. Service is eh, but again - worth it for the fried chicken!

Amazing fried chicken. The staff is very friendly and attentive. The ambiance of the restaurant is…read morenice too.

So you wouldn't be surprised to hear that WingStop has wings - and oh boy are they good!…read more We went for the garlic (and something) wings, mango and habanero wings, Korean tenders and (obviously) some chips. I felt like this was the perfect amount of food for 2 people to prevent any unwanted food babies and food sweats. Service was great! The guy at the till gave us an extra bottomless drink for free, but that have just been because we spent ages trying to choose which combination of sauce and spice and chicken we wanted (there is wayyyy too much to choose from!). Can't compete with the Brewdog across the road, mainly due to the lack of pints. It was also way too bright - kinda ruined the mood a little, felt a bit too fast-foody.

Nice place. Delicious wings and the location is very centric. Staff is friendly and kind.read more

This place was a hidden gem with not enough reviews! I did plenty of research looking for the top…read morerestaurants in London before our trip but this one caught our eye one day based on the name so we went back for dinner. We lucked out without a reservation as it was a small place like everything else in London and were seated right away around 8pm. So now the food- the (non spicy) chicken was to die for! After seeing the size of the sandwich (not small), I opted for the tenders because it looked huge but my husband got it. Of course I had to try it, and WOW! So good! Also, the side of marinated cucumbers... I had 2 orders because I had to have more! And then had to ask what the marinade was because I need it stateside!

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.

I visited Nando's for the first time when I was in London. It's been a long time coming so I…read morestopped for a quick meal at the closest location. We started with the hummus, which was great. I liked that it came with a peri peri drizzle for it. We ordered 1/4 chicken with chips and corn and the boneless chicken thighs with garlic bread and spicy rice (note: not spicy). The peri peri chicken was delicious--it was juicy and full of flavor! But, none of their famous sauces were particularly hot, which was a bit disappointing if you're looking for a serious spice kick. At one point we had six or seven of their sauces on our table because I tried combining different ones to make a spicy, or even appetizing one but none were good, which is a let down. The sauces are more on the tangy side. Garlic and Extra Hot were okay. Lemon & Herb is honestly terrible. Conveniently located across from King's Cross Station, the restaurant has a large layout spread over two floors. There was a line during my visit (approximately a 20-minute wait), and the bathrooms are located downstairs.

Awesome as always. Flavorful chicken and sauces. The service is fast. And the ambiance is goodread more

Decent chicken. Not as good as the Colonel's finger licking…read more11 secret herbs n spices secret spice *winky winky , but it's not that bad. It's open late to satisfy your munchies ^_^

Short Review: Ruuuuuuuuuuuuuunnn!! No, seriously. Run!…read more Long Review: Ok, so let's say hypothetically you are really hungry after a night of drinking with co-workers, and the bowl of chips you shared just wasn't enough. And also, let's just say hypothetically that in the past you've snuck out to get that midnight meal you know you shouldn't have, but you've got to put something in your stomach or you'll starve all night. And let's also imagine that on your way home, you spot a Chicken Cottage and think to yourself, "Self, it ain't Popeye's or KFC, but it looks really good, so go on and just try it"... and so you do. So in this hypothetical story, you get a leg and a thigh - cause who can screw that up - and you go on your merry way home to eat it. You get home, you get a towel (not a napkin) to ensure you don't get any drippy grease on your clothes or the furniture (because you know the best fried chicken is always greasy) and take a much anticipated big ass bite into the thigh. And then after 3 chews you realize its the most tasteless, disgusting, nasty chicken in the world! WELL THIS IS NO HYPOTHETICAL STORY!!! The struggle was REAL, people! The moral of this story: either starve or just find the damn Popeye's or KFC! Life is too short to eat there again!

KFC is always one of the best options when it comes to fried chicken. I love it and they have this…read morespecial magical chicken that's deeply fried and so heavenly delicious. I know it's probably (more like certainly) not the healthiest meal but if I cut it back to once a week there's really no harm done to my modestly-good figure. Their spicy wings are the best and despite the general lack of meat on the wing itself, it is quite flavourful and delicious. You don't want to see me eating those at home, where there are no strangers around - it's like a real festive season. I do recommend KFC over most of the fast food competition with the lab-created buns.

I like to try KFC whenever I leave the states. This one that I visited in London was meh. The…read morechicken was okay. You receive fries but no biscuit. The location was not clean. I had to clean my own table and chair.