the chicken the sandwiches/burgers is not fried chicken. it is just check breast even tho the…read morepicture shows otherwise. overpriced as well. food was okay service was okay. just go to the A&E or subway nearby instead.

One of the fast food restaurants near D Gates (after security). Other fast food restaurants in this…read morefood court include A & W, Subway, Hanami (Chinese with some sushi), and Famous Famiglia (pizza). Food: I ordered a two piece combo with one spicy and one original. Im not a fried chicken kinda guy, so, just take it as a grain of salt, but weren't bad. They were very crispy. The combo came with a side, a biscuit, and a bottle of drink. The biscuit had sweet crispy glaze on it, which was unexpected. I liked that they have bottled drinks, not a soda fountain. Because I don't drink soda, I got a bottle of water for the airplane ride. I went a couple of restaurants down and got coffee from Starbucks. Service: The lady who helped me was (came across) blunt but was nice. She even gave me a free chicken finger to try. Price: My two piece meal with a biscuit, a side, and a drink came to CAD 10.35 (USD 7.80), which is more than reasonable for airport food. I'm not sure if I will return here, but they didn't at least disappoint me. ***************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" so that I can improve my reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me, or better yet, let's become friends on Yelp! Thank you and happy Yelping!

All killer no filler. Ordered two half portions of boneless chicken for takeout which was the…read moreperfect amount for 2 adults. We never got any side dishes, nor water, but the chicken was enough to satisfy on its own. Likely to return, but the competition for Korean chicken is generally high with other places offering "inventive" flavors, but Chicko definitely nails each of their offerings well. The chicken meat is the star of each bite. The coating is not too thick or sticky, and the spice hits hard and leaves fast, as intended. The soy is not too sweet, leaving just enough flavor to taste the juices. The cashiers and cooks all appeared to be Korean which is a great sign of high standards. Not too long of a wait and it was clear that the food was made fresh because of the steam when we started eating.

Half size order was enough for 2 adults as the main dish for lunch takeout, combine with our own…read morerice and veggies. It comes with very refreshing and simple pickles sweet radish/daikon. Both the original and sweet/spicy flavors were good. Not oily or heavy at all. NOTE: they make to order, so order first then go in ~20min to pick up.

Great portion and I like the taste! My son is extremely picky and he loved it too!! Would love to…read morecome back.

This is the review for the location at Westminster Highway…read more We ordered the original and the yeomyeom chickens. The original was crispy and juicy. Well done. The yeomyeom was tangy, sweet and crispy. Amazing. We got the chicken on the go. The servers were very kind and helpful. The dining area is small but very quaint. Much better than the location at No. 3 Road.

A friend of mine had been talking about this fried chicken place, boasting that it was different…read morefrom any other chicken place I knew about. I did not know what to expect, but I am glad I tried this place. Shawn's Chicken is a ~Chinese~ fried chicken joint featuring classic choices of spicy or regular chicken. My friend ordered the 3 piece spicy combo and I ordered the 2 piece regular combo. I think the prices are average - the 2 and 3 piece are just a dollar apart so it's probably more value to just get the 3 piece combo. The chicken is prepared fresh on the spot. The skin is very crispy and delicious! There is also a faint seasoning in both the regular and the spicy chicken that makes it quite unique. I can't put my finger on what that flavour is but it's distinct and very Chinese haha. The meat inside is tender and juicy, perfect all around. There are a couple bar seats to dine in but generally I can see people taking it out to eat for the most comfort. I will be back!

Very juicy chicken with a blend of nice Chinese spice flavoring on the chicken skin. I definitely…read moreprefer this fries chicken over a kfc or churches. I tried their half and half and both the original and spicy version taste about the same, but just one is spicy as the other isn't.

BB.Q Chicken is an excellent spot for tasty food at an affordable price. The chicken is crispy,…read moreflavorful, and not greasy at all, which makes it easy to enjoy. There are many different flavours to choose from, so there's something for everyone. On this visit, we had the combo, which comes with four different flavours: original, soy garlic, and our favourites, cheesling and spicy chicken. Aside from chicken, the menu also includes sides, salads, chicken burgers, and some pasta dishes, giving you a good variety. We had the lemon salad, not a favourite, as some of the veggies are wilted, and the kimchi fried rice, which is good for the price. Overall, it's a solid place for a casual and satisfying meal.

I'm sure I'm not the first to notice this place is called bbq chicken lemon but there's no bbq…read morechicken. It's fried chicken. That being said it's pretty good especially the lemon one.

2 words... BLOWN AWAY. This was honestly soooo good. This stall firstly is super busy and lined up…read moreFOR A REASON! they had a huge variety of flavours to choose from and not to mention its a good shareable portion for only $13. Their chicken skins are double fried and tossed in the flavour of choice. We got our food super quick too! Plus their order tickets were too adorable. 10/10 for presentation. * Curry laksa ~ SHOOK. This was super good. The flavours of the curry laksa was super prominent and good with the crispy chicken skin. The coconut milk was super good with the skin. It was super crunchy despite the coconut milk, but the flavours and seasoning was spot on. 10/10. * Salted egg yolk ~ this was also sooo good. Each piece was perfectly coated in that rich salty egg yolk seasoning. The chicken was super crispy and delish. The perfect contrast of sweet, salty and fatty. Honestly this is perfect if you love salted egg yolk like I do! 10/10. * I am beyond shook how this came out. Super delicious and truthfully will 10000% come back to try the other flavours!

Best chicken nuggets for the price. Comes with a large pile of chicken and rice. Its in a busy food…read morecourt with many other popular restaurants. So finding a seat is sometimes difficult as the foodcourt can be very busy. People are constantly order their chicken nuggest so yours will always be fresh.

Vancouver has so much great Taiwanese food. One of them inside of the Empire Centre food court is…read morethis stall that specializes in Taiwanese bento boxes. Thanks for the recommendation Jando S. At first glance, the prices are average for this type of food. However, once I saw the humongous portions, I believe this vendor should clearly be categorized as cheap eats. For example, for roughly $10, you get three large pork chops (fried or marinated, I slightly preferred the fried more), sautéed cauliflower in XO sauce, soy braised tofu skin (so good I paid for extra $5 portion), crunchy pickles, stewed fish tofu, marinated egg, and a whole separate box of white rice. This is easily $15-20 in NYC. Same price for the crispy, tender, and juicy Chicken Nuggets (aka Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken) with all the trimmings. The quality of every item in the box was top notch and all very delicious. What many customers ordered that interests me for the next visit was the Salt & Pepper Chicken (椒麻鸡), which was basically a huge piece of pounded chicken thigh, battered like the popcorn chicken, with a mala sauce on top. This is a gem for the people who live locally in the area. Such bang for the buck!

A small group of us had just landed in Vancouver and definitely needed some lunch... We made our…read moreway out to the food court and Pajo's defiantly peaked my interest for food. We do not have this chain back in Long Island, NY and by just seeing the line, I knew that they had a good following. The line moved quickly and I was served in just a few minutes after placing the order. Don't know how they do it! I elected to go with the very delicious looking, flaky halibut (the best for fish and chips. It was a delicious light flakey fish, crisp batter, with plenty of fries and home-made tartar sauce. Served fresh on a toasty hot delicious bun. They certainly hit the ball out of the park here... They do a great job and definitely made me a customer. KUDOs to the team at Pajo's Fish & Chips.

Not as good as the outside locations but still yummy and continently placed in the airportread more

2026.01.10. Church's Texas Chicken is quite good, better than I expected. Recommended, credit…read morecards accepted.

Recently I have been craving for fried chicken and I saw foodies posted some photos of Church's…read moreTexas Chicken so I decided to give it a try. I went to this fried chicken joint during a non-busy hour in weekday. There were just a few customers there and not many staff members were there too. I ordered a 3pcs combo with mashed potato. The combo was quickly served to me. Very efficient. As my first time eating their fried chicken, it was up to my expectation. Crunchy fried chicken skin and juicy meat inside. Sufficient portion to fill up my hungry tummy. For the foods nothing to complaint about. The taste was good and not too salty like another fried chicken chain. For the ambient side, I would like the shop keeper to improve the cleanliness as the tables were not clean as soon as possible though there weren't many customers. Chicken bones on the floors and left over on the table. I believe the customer experience would be much better with a tidier environment.

Passed by this restaurant and decided to give it a try…read more They had a promo for their tofu pockets ($18 for 6) and I've been wanting to try tofu pockets anyway. Tofu pockets (yubu chobap) are basically seasoned fried tofu skin with rice and other toppings. We tried each flavour they had and my fave was the bulgogi. I would probably go back to order the same or try their rice bowls or Korean toast. It seems that they rebranded and changed their menu. From looking at reviews, the previous restaurant there was called Kim's Table but the owner seems to be the same. The place is now called Tae's Korean Cuisine The place looks quite similar to before as well.

Newly opened Korean restaurant on Granville Street. We found out they just currently doing soft…read moreopening these days and went to try their food. They offered variety of popular Korean street food, snacks or meals, such as kimbap aka seaweed rice roll, ramen, tofu pockets and street style toast! Too bad I only have one stomach, but I tried to order for almost all the different kinds on their menu. * Kimbap combo ($11.50): Kim's signature kimbap + combo includes: cream soup, kimchi, deep fried seaweed roll, and choice of candied sweet potatoes or pan-fried butter potatoes. Such a great value combo. The kimbap stuffed with lots ingredients and tastes really healthy. The combo cream soup surprised me a lot, which I don't really expect much but it was actually quite flavourful and tasty. Even the deep fried seaweed roll and candied sweet potatoes are delicious. * Seafood ramen ($9.5): ramen itself cooked well. Great aal dente texture and just perfect amount of water. They also added a lot of colour vegetables on top and a little bit of mixed seafood which makes you feel (better) when you eat ramen(?). I just hope the seafood mixed can be a bit more since its "seafood" ramen. * Tofu pocket combo ($14.5): Choice of any 6 tofu pockets + Kimchi: I choose tuna mayo, crab meat, kimchi bacon, Boolgogi, salmon, and shrimp garlic. I like the shrimp garlic and salmon the best. Shimp garlic came a bit later because they made it fresh. The smell is fragrant as they stir-fried it. Overall, great food with nice customer service. It's a family run restaurant with lots of care to their food. Give it a try to this little shop when you're in the neighborhood.