Second time dining here :) Happy to say I'll be returning for many more times to come!…read more The Korean fried chicken is a must of course! I mean, even the restaurant is named Incredible Chicken... and it WAS REALLY REALLY INCREDIBLE. I really like it :) The chicken is not oily and cooked to perfection with perfect crisp and crunch. I really enjoyed the sweet chilli chicken and the snow cheese chicken. The generous portions of side dishes complement the fried chicken. The waiters were very friendly and even gave us seconds for our side dishes! AWESOME :) I'll be back :)

Overall very worth trying. We did twice weekend lunch, surprised no one but us at all. Tasted…read morereally Korean. Could improve more in decor. Definitely will return

Yellow cheese? Check. Soft fluffy bun? Check. Fat juicy patty? Check check check…read more The Neil Perry led Burger Project serves good old American style burgers with quality Aussie ingredients. The cheeseburger is a classic, with 2 slices of cheese, onions, pickles and the fatty patty with special sauce. The chilli cheese is the same with added chopped jalapeño relish. Pretty much Neil Perry-ed maccas. Chips are deliciously done, with a choice of normal salt, chilli salt or (curiously) szechuan pepper salt. Self serve tomato sauce, definite plus. Slightly pricey, but it's a solid burger. If it were cheaper, it wouldn't be scaled right compared to our overpriced maccas. The drinks aren't worth it imo, house made ginger beer was weak and came in a small cup - hard to justify its 4.50 pricetag.

Honestly, this place is absolutely amazing! The food and drinks are delicious and are worth…read morespending money on. I had the Katsu chicken burger and it was excellent the prince range is adorable and is also reasonable for the quality of the food. Not only was the food great, but the staff were lovely and kind and the atmosphere in the restaurant is inviting and casual. I would highly recommend this burger joint to anyone who would be interested

Okay, I'm in a part of Sydney that I'm probably never going to go to again in my entire life so…read morelets be daring and - go into a takeaway chicken place. Yeah, not that daring is it? Actually, the display case has so many options that it literally boggles my mind, but not enough time to make a random choice, so lets just go with chicken and chips. Hey, staff are pretty cool they even let me cut the line. Do they know I'm a Yelp reviewer or something, and does their app tell them where I am? Oh well, pretty nice chips nonetheless. Oh and the chicken, hey, it's chicken, but yeah, I can't complain.

Chargrill Lane Cove is the most disorganised store you could ever go into. Not only does a medium…read moresalad and large chips cost you over $20, you have the privilege of standing there in a filthy area and wait for 20 min to get something that is right there and yet no one bothers to serve or operate in order of the ticket numbers you take. The attached photo is a so called large chips that cost $8.90. Basically it is a small bag inside a large bag. Just a scam. Their chickens are dry, the schnitzel is like rubber and basically they are just able to exploit a high income area who has little fast food choice. Do yourself a favour and stay away as it is a rip off staffed by useless people who have no idea of customer service.

Came here to stop for food after getting off the train. Great selection of meals. Very conveniently…read moreplaces and friendly staff. Would recommend if you're nearby!

Chickens are a gift from God. So much goodness comes from this bird. Their meat is perfect (bbq'd,…read moregrilled, poached in a sandwich or deep fried ). Hens lay eggs which are like perfect yummy pockets of protein. Here at the Gordon Chicken shop you get your basic whole, half or quarters, bbq'd or fried pieces served with chips or a salad. They have a small variety of vegetables and a beef bougouine. (which I still have yet to try). The friendly staff handle the walkup shop well and it gets busy during rush hour right before dinner. Located right by the Gordon train station it's easy to pick up a quick chick meal and go. The chicken isn't as good as Chargrill Charlies or even Woolworths marinated whole chickens, but the local shop is generous with their helpings and make sure you get the chicken salt with your chips.

They had me at fried chicken. Seriously, Hot Star have a store in the CBD that's super popular so…read morewhen I was doing some grocery shopping with mama and found that they have opened at Eastwood, I had unconsciously lined up already. I am such a big fan of fried chicken especially since I had the original in street markets at Taiwan so my anticipation was building. It of course did not disappoint. The juiciness of the beautiful glorious chicken and the crispiness of the batter and skin, ugh, I have shivers going down my spine just thinking about it. They sprinkle on a wonderful spice mix and the 'spicy' one was hot enough to make me reach for water but so tasty. The crazy size makes for a wonderful Instagram photo and you feel like you get your money's worth too. So drop everything you're doing and go taste this amazingness that will enhance your life - no kidding!

The problem with fried fast food is that it's too fast. Fried foods need time and love to get…read morecrispy and crunchy and golden and all those things that will trigger that Pavlovian response. This is what Hot Star has nailed - everything that goes into their fryers (so everything on their menu) are fried to order and fried to a timer to make sure it's just on the right side of browned and burn-your-tongue hot. You may have to wait but boy is it worth it. This Eastwood branch of Hot Star seems much much the same as the others around Sydney - same plastic bag you're handed after ordering, same delicious mushrooms and curly fries, same queue on the path out the front. Points off for scoops which look a little too coated with seasoning but maybe they just hadn't cleaned them yet after a long day of trade...maybe. Or is it just extra flavour? Perhaps the key point of difference at this franchise is what looks to be a side business selling anime Lego figurines and what looks like vitamin and mineral supplements. To offset the fried chicken, ya know?

The sprite was good but it was so fiZzy, and I didn't like the original chicken burger, and the…read moreservice was alright and fries were dry

Really nice fried chicken. Made to order so you are guaranteed crispy goodness. They also provide…read moredisposable plastic gloves so your hands don't get dirty. Fried chicken is great, the tacos are good too. Cheese sticks are a bit of a ripoff though, only 3 pieces. Free water as well is handy

Pymble Gourmet Food and Coffee House…read more Conveniently located directly opposite Pymble Train Station, this is the place where the businessmen and women of this particular North Shore suburb flock for their pre-train coffee. It's nothing special to look at - think every single hole-in-the-wall fish 'n' chips shop/chicken shop/almost cafe in your life. But then, it doesn't claim to be anything special - this is probably the first review ever written about it. It's no five star fine-dining experience, no cosy cafe. But what it does - provide coffee, sandwiches, burgers, hot chips and a well-stocked drinks fridge to the commuters of Pymble - it does brilliantly. The service is great, with a lovely proprietor who is incredibly friendly and smily, even at eight am. It's also very quick - less than a minute after asking for my train coffee, I receive it and warm wishes for a lovely day! The coffee itself is good - strong, but not overpoweringly so, but my request for one sugar seems to have manifested as a coffee twice as sugary as requested. The food is also good - although «gourmet» might be a bit of a stretch. Pymble Gourmet Food and Coffee House provides a wide range of delicious-looking ingredients for both the carnivorous and vegetarian amongst us, on equally delicious bread. My choice of red onion, lettuce and chicken breast on Turkish Bread was certainly a rewarding one - I was full and happy for the rest of the morning. With a price of less than eight dollars, my wallet was also smiling. What I thought was a questionable decision by my companion to get a burger - at 8am - turned out to be a great choice; the meat was lean and tasty, the bread thick and perfect for soaking up juices, and the other ingredients a delicious compliment. In summary, if you're on the go and you're hungry, Pymble Gourmet Food and Coffee House is exactly what you need.