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Popeye's is the best I've had so far. Thick crunchy crust with juicy meat. Yes even better than Church's. Their sides are killers. Too bad there aren't any in the lower mainland. |
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With Carl's Jr. moving up north, it's only a matter of time before a Popeye's opens. RS Popeye's meet, anyone? |
^ I'd go with you if I wasn't cutting right now. :( |
Their was a Popeyes in Coquitlam before, but sadly it's gone now :( |
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Isn't there a Carl Jr's in Downtown? And Five guys is already here and have been for a while at Park Royal. |
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Five Guys on Robson next to Candy Aisle is boarded up and is under construction Posted via RS Mobile |
Is five guys at Park royal still under construction? |
^ It's been open for 3 years. Or have they been recently renovating? |
do they sell fried chicken at carls junior?? |
^ I don't think so. |
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lol, i had to get to 350 post so I could fail people. |
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Indicated by the website, it says it will re open in spring 2013 :suspicious: |
How about A&W Chubby chicken. Worth a try? |
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I had L.A. Chicken tonight for the 2nd time. Prior, I've had my fair share of KFC, Church's, Uncle Willy's, Chicken World, and Popeye's. I must say, L.A. Chicken is really good; however, it lacks consistency. The first time I had it about a month ago, the chicken wasn't salty, but the batch I've had tonight, it was very salty. To the point, where you're screwed if your meal wasn't accompanied with a beverage. Anyway, their chicken is moist, the meat is not salty, so I don't believe that it's brine. The coating of the chicken is where their seasoning takes place. It was OVER-SEASONED for my second visit, so a bit of a thumbs down in that regard. The coating is light and crispy. The pieces were big. All in all, it's good. I personally won't rate that it's better than Church's cause both of them excel in different areas where the other one lacks. For example, Church's chicken is brine so it's more juicy, but LA has a crispier coating, but is less moist. They are both on even grounds in my books. Popeye's still reigns supreme in my opinion. |
Anyone work or know someone that works at Churches? I just bought a Deep Fryer recently and have been making lots fo fried chicken but would love to replicate the Churches Spicy Chicken. |
^ LOL! Time for you to start making friends with the ladies at your nearest Churches. :D |
Church's is the bomb-diggety. I've had Popeyes once, when I was visiting family in Washington DC. Also bomb-diggety. Definitely worth the trip if you go south of the border. If you want to make your own, Alton Brown has you covered: |
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Anyone here have any other good Spicy Fried Chicken Recipes to share? |
Robson Five Guys progress http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images...032800839.jpg/ Source/credit: SkyscraperPage Forum - View Single Post - Metro Vancouver Restaurant News thread |
^ I can't wait to go when it opens. I haven't had their burger in A LONG TIME. Though it can get a bit expensive, $15 tax in (if I remember correctly) for a double-patty bacon cheeseburger, regular fires, and a drink. It's pretty darn good. |
Has anyone been to the Filipino restaurant on Kingsway near boundary called Max's? I read that they have good fried chicken. It is part of a chain of restaurants in the USA |
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