Vote for your favorite fried chicken

[Anonymous]

So, I actually tried Choongman's fried chicken today.
Similar to BonChon but I'm not a fan of wet chicken but it is crispy. I prefer if the sauce is on the side.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Remember Roy Rogers fried chicken? That stuff was AWESOME!

Sadly, it was not awesome on my stomach after I'd stopped eating fast food and then tried Roy Rogers.

Roy Rogers is so underrated.

I love Roy Rogers! By far my favorite, although Royal Farms is pretty good too.

Never understood the Popeye's love - every time I've tried it, it's been on the spectrum from tastes weird to truly inedible. And it's not always the same restaurant, this spans multiple states. I admit, after the last visit a few years ago, when the chicken was bad and the sides were actually rancid, I've given up completely.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Central for damn good expensive fried chicken.
Hitching post for damn good mid priced fried chicken
Popeyes for damn good fast food chicken (espicy please)
Fresh Giant grocery store for damn good cheap chicken
KoChix for damn good korean fried chicken.

Central’s unjustly famous chicken dish is tasty enough, but it’s not real fried chicken. It’s like the world’s most expensive chicken nuggets. If it is boneless, it cannot properly be called fried chicken. If it has panko as breading, it is also disqualified (though I’ll allow panko for fried fish).

[Anonymous]

Korean fried chicken - Bonchon, Choongman, etc. (but not Momo Bethesda)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Korean fried chicken - Bonchon, Choongman, etc. (but not Momo Bethesda)

If you haven't tried KoChix it is better than both (but get it delivered, it's kind of seedy)

[Anonymous]

Chi Mc Annandale is always great

[Anonymous]

Mama J's Kitchen in Richmond, VA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Shoppers Food Warehouse

Too bad they closed, their baked chicken was crack on a bone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Central for damn good expensive fried chicken.
Hitching post for damn good mid priced fried chicken
Popeyes for damn good fast food chicken (espicy please)
Fresh Giant grocery store for damn good cheap chicken
KoChix for damn good korean fried chicken.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1. Chick-fil-a
2. KFC

Same. 3. Popeye's (only for the Classic Chicken sandwich)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Remember Roy Rogers fried chicken? That stuff was AWESOME!

Sadly, it was not awesome on my stomach after I'd stopped eating fast food and then tried Roy Rogers.

Roy Rogers is so underrated.

I love Roy Rogers! By far my favorite, although Royal Farms is pretty good too.

Never understood the Popeye's love - every time I've tried it, it's been on the spectrum from tastes weird to truly inedible. And it's not always the same restaurant, this spans multiple states. I admit, after the last visit a few years ago, when the chicken was bad and the sides were actually rancid, I've given up completely.

Try the sandwich. It is good. Everything else, not so much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Uncle C's in Alexandria. Absolute perfection. And I'm damn picky.

I have never been but I've heard it is quite good. It was written up in WaPo recently. Very strong review.

[Anonymous]

Roaming Rooster
Momo
Chik-fil-a

Don’t have a go-to place for non fast-food fried chicken (which can/should be much better than all of the above.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Korean fried chicken - Bonchon, Choongman, etc. (but not Momo Bethesda)

If you haven't tried KoChix it is better than both (but get it delivered, it's kind of seedy)

Only a member of the D.C. gentry could vote this place up while simultaneously voting it down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Korean fried chicken - Bonchon, Choongman, etc. (but not Momo Bethesda)

If you haven't tried KoChix it is better than both (but get it delivered, it's kind of seedy)

Only a member of the D.C. gentry could vote this place up while simultaneously voting it down.

Make that "would"