07 Chicken (Chooks to go): Food Review


 Yes, Chooks to Go does have a menu. This is the chicken that is listed on their menu. Especially if you don't dip it in the sauce, this chicken is really dry. It's not like this chicken requires sauce, unlike the chicken itself, which tastes great even without it. It turned into a typical chicken meal. Just like the chicken you get buy on the side of the road.

Try it if you don't regret paying the money, even though the dinner is still pricey for a student. I just don't like how dry the chicken is, even though the taste is good. It was too fried and lacked flavor, which made it rather tough to break into pieces. To enhance the flavor of the chicken, spices should also be added to the powder. Not overdone nor underdone, the frying is just right.

“The LORD makes firm the steps of the one who delights in him; though he may stumble, he will not fall, for the LORD upholds him with his hand.”- Psalm 37:23-24

-Mi Cha

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