Rating: 4.3/5 [Delivery]…read more I found Delulu on UberEats (4.8 stars) and Google (5 stars) but didn't see it on Yelp. They were running a BOGO deal on Postmates so we decided to try it, and they did not disappoint! Generous portion sizes that could easily feed a family. The flavors were bold--sometimes a little overwhelming--so the whole meal felt like going from one extreme to another. Mango Crunch ($12.99): Lettuce, cabbage, kale, and mango salad tossed in green ranch, topped with LimeLu bites. This was yummy and could have been my favorite if it wasn't drenched in dressing. They added so much green ranch that I had to mix in rice to balance it out. Big Lu ($18.99): Comes with two chicken bites and two sides. The chicken was juicy, not super crispy after delivery, but still tasty. MadLu: Green curry, sour cream, and hot sauce. I expected Thai-inspired flavors since their sandwich version is called Mad Thai, but it leaned more Indian with the green curry. WaterLu: Hot maple, mustard, and smoked butter. I liked it better without the mustard since it was very strong and overpowering. Rice & Noods: Skip this side. The noodles were hard, and this side didn't add much. Fries: Nothing special, but good if you crisp them up in an air fryer. Corn Ribs ($5.90): Tossed with chili cream and spicy togarashi. The corn was soft, flavorful, and easily the best corn ribs we've had in Austin so far. Not sure which item the pickled cucumber, cabbage, and onion salad came with, but it was very sour.

Iono what's going on; but this is not what I ordered before and the quality has gone to hell. The…read moreobsession I had with this place is so over. Between the damn near impossible ordering process (if you try to go in person) and this over an hour to have delivered through DD just to get undercooked cold chicken pissed me off.

Couldn't find on the kiosk. I had staff help they also couldn't find this business. I call and tell…read morethe guy who works for Kennedy fried chicken hey your business is not located on this kiosk. He then tries to take my order but a lady in the background says something and he hangs up. Well lost some business today and maybe more being that your business isn't present. Customer service review only

Chicken was good and service provided by Kamber was the best…read more I would eat the chicken here over Popeyes any day of the week.

Absolutely love this place! Very affordable and the food is great. Kamber is incredible and always…read moreso kind and attentive! Always a go to if I'm craving fried chicken

Visited Colleen's Kitchen in Mueller for brunch and the restaurant captures the feeling of stepping…read moreinto your favorite aunt's kitchen, warm, welcoming and relaxed. I had a reservation and was seated in the dining area, which had a comfortable, inviting atmosphere that made it easy to settle in and enjoy the evening. I started with the Oaxacan on Sunshine cocktail, made with 400 Conejos Joven Mezcal, Casa Noble Reposado Tequila, St. George Spiced Pear Liqueur, ginger, and lime. The combination had a nice balance of smoky, sweet, spicy, and citrusy flavors. For an appetizer, I ordered the Fried Green Tomatoes with Comeback Sauce. The tomatoes had a crispy exterior with that classic tangy bite from the green tomatoes, while the comeback sauce added a creamy, flavorful kick. For my entrée, I went with the Shrimp + Grits, Gulf shrimp, low-country sauce, smoked cheddar chive grits, and scallions. The grits were rich, creamy, and packed with smoky cheddar flavor, while the shrimp and low-country sauce brought everything together into a comforting Southern-inspired dish. It could have used a fried egg or some bacon on top. Overall, Colleen's Kitchen delivers exactly the kind of experience its concept promises, good food, creative cocktails, and a laid-back atmosphere where you can relax and enjoy yourself. A fun Austin spot for a casual meal with plenty of Southern comfort and down home personality.

THE BIG: Southern kitchen fare in the heart of Mueller. Indoor and outdoor seating however we see…read moremost people eating indoors due to the heat. Street or garage parking available. THE BLACK AND WHITE: Came here with the wife, baby and in-laws for a morning brunch session before hitting up the Mueller Farmers Market. Definitely get a reservation here because the place was packed. For food, we got an assortment starting with the buttermilk biscuits. Which I highly recommend. For the mains, I got the buttermilk fried chicken and waffles, which was good but lacked something (maybe some heat or salt). The other dieshes we got were the shrimp and grits, southern crab cake benny, and the southern breakfast. All were actually very good. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall the damage done here was around $110 for 4 entrees and a biscuit. The biscuit is definitely a must get and try.

Ordered to go for lunch and tried a kids meal ($8)…read more Came with one tender and one side / bread and pickles and sauce too Overall delicious - the chicken was so good and a huge tender The coleslaw was pretty good - will probably try mac n chz or fries next time though Food was ready before online order said and everything was great! Plenty of parking in the back behind the restaurant and service was easy to order online and pick up inside

Hattie B's hasn't made its way to Houston yet, so when I moved to Austin, I knew I had to try it…read morefor myself. As a Dave's Hot Chicken enthusiast, I definitely had some expectations going in. I went on a Saturday night, and the restaurant was surprisingly empty, probably because it's surrounded by so many lively clubs, bars, and restaurants. The staff were super friendly, though, and matched the laid-back atmosphere of the place perfectly. I ordered the 3 Fried Tenders in Hot with a side of Crinkle-Cut Fries. Everything was super crispy and fried really well, but unfortunately, I found the chicken to be pretty dry, and the overall spice and flavor were lacking. The "Hot" level also wasn't hot whatsoever, so if you have a decent spice tolerance, I definitely wouldn't be afraid to go up a few levels. The fries were crispy and enjoyable, but the chicken was definitely the main event, and that's where I felt Hattie B's fell short. At the end of the day, I still prefer Dave's. I think Dave's has a much better range of spice levels, and the chicken has more flavor overall. Overall, I'm glad I finally got to try Hattie B's, especially since I'd been curious about it after hearing so much about it. It wasn't terrible by any means, but compared to Dave's, it just didn't leave the same impression on me. If you're looking for something actually spicy and flavorful, I'd personally stick with Dave's.

I visited Roots Chicken Shak and absolutely enjoyed the chicken tenders. They are fried in duck fat…read morefresh to order. Very well seasoned served with your choice of sauce. The honey mustard was my favorite. The service was quick and friendly. A true food hall vibe. I highly recommend Roots.

I was excited to try this restaurant after hearing so much about it on a cooking show. After…read moretrying it, my disappointment is profound. Yes, the chicken was crispy and moist. However, it had no seasoning and no flavor. The fries were okay, but nothing special. And the kale Caesar salad was overly seasoned with salt - way too much salt. And it is not a restaurant it is a tiny kitchen that you have to order from a Kiosk within a grocery store. The food was overpriced for the product that was delivered and the atmosphere was nonexistent. Save your money and mark this one off your list. And do not be faked out by "experts" on TV.

The Hot Gai is easily one of the best chicken sandwiches ive ever had! Hands down. Go, get a beer…read moreat St Elmo, and enjoy!

THE BIG: Love this fried chicken spot and so glad that it is close by in the Springdale…read moreneighborhood right inside the St. Elmos Brewery. Plenty of parking in the lot. THE BLACK AND WHITE: Everytime I get a beer here, I always need to grab a fried chicken. My go-to is the hot gai, but there's also the OG or original gai as well as the tingly guy (contains szechuan peppercorns). They also have a bomb roti with dipping sauce that is so delicious and the best part is to wash it down with a nice beer from St. Elmos THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall, a typical meal here for me is around $25 for a sandwich (or two) and either tots or roti.

If you have time to poop liquid all day and enjoy mid chicken sandwiches then this is the place for…read moreyou. I've made the bad decision of ordering here late the spicy and regular chicken sandwiches on different occasions and have gotten the same outcome. Don't do it

Waited 30 mins for my chicken lettuce wrap and got cold, poorly put together, and horrible tasting…read morefood. My "wrap" which was basically the COLD chicken, pickles, 2 lettuce strands, onion, drenched in honey and thrown together in a burrito tortilla and just folded, not properly wrapped. I ordered it with blue cheese and got this thick cheese substance that tasted horrible. I would not recommend this place at all. 0 out of 10

There's a lot of food trucks in Austin. There are a few that I consider above the rest and Spicy…read moreBoys is one of those joints. Spicy Boys has four locations in the Austin area, with probably their most popular at Zilker Brewing. They are a spicy chicken establishment and their spicy chicken comes in different shapes and sizes from bone-in fried chicken, chicken sandwiches, and nuggets. I have only ever ordered their fried chicken sandwich and every time, I have been a fan. I always get their middle option in heat, the Hot Gai, which is sandwiched between the OG and the Tingly Gai. It hits every time. The mayonnaise, the pickles, the perfectly crisp chicken: you can't miss it. As a side, I ALWAYS without fail get their Tater Tots. They are consistently crispy while remaining soft on the inside. Sometimes I will get it seasoned with their Tingly Sichuan, but the heat is sometimes too much. I cannot recommend the tots enough. Spicy Boys is one of those places that is always there for you. They are consistently open and the people making the orders are putting a ton of dedication into making them smack every time. The sandwich alone comes at $9.50 with the tots at $3.50, which seems on par or slightly lower than a typical food truck if my memory serves me right. I recommend giving them a shot whether you are at Spokesman in Pflugerville, St. Elmo Brewing, or Zilker off 6th Street. It's in the upper echelon of food trucks. RIYL: peak chicken sammys

Spicy Boys is one of two food trucks at the Zilker brewery…read more The other truck is a burger truck. Everyone else tells me this is spicy zingy chicken. It just seemed like chicken chicken to me. No big deal. But then I had been drinking Zilker Brewery's own beer. Out of self protection - my body may have turned off its sense of taste To protect me from the worse than mediocre Zilker beer. If the price of protection from Zilker beer was not being able to taste a chicken sandwich, I was definitely ahead of the game.

Since Nancy's kitchen moved to the takeout center on I 35 the quality has greatly declined. The…read morefried shrimp were cold and the spring rolls were inexplicably connected to serving papers that broke them apart when you tried to peel it off. Super disappointing as a long time customer. There's obviously no ambiance since it's a pick up only location.

Ugh...this one is tough because I actually DO think the food is good!! The flavors are definitely…read morethere, and I'd honestly order from Nancy's Kitchen again. My biggest issue isn't the quality of the food--it's the portions. I ordered two vermicelli bowls with grilled pork, and I was honestly shocked by how little pork came with each order. It genuinely felt like they picked out the tiniest pieces of pork they could find, and I ended up with SO many noodles left over because there just wasn't enough meat to balance everything out. I think that's what disappointed me the most. One of the things I love about Vietnamese food is that it's usually such an incredible value. The portions are typically generous, the prices are affordable, and you leave feeling really satisfied. Here, I felt like I was paying quite a bit for a meal that just didn't feel very substantial. Overall, I still think the food itself tastes good, which is why I'd probably order again if I was really craving it. I just really wish they were a little more generous with the portions because I don't think the value quite matches the price. If they increased the amount of grilled pork, I'd probably enjoy this place SO much more!