I got the White Chicken and A large fries. I also got a small mash potatoes which was so good. Everything Was hot and delicious! Dasher was quick!
If you are looking for a chicken restaurants this is the perfect restaurant for you!
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Linda C
Local Expert • 84 contributions
Liked
• 9/4/24
• DoorDash review
chicken was crispy and juicy, the biscuit was tasty and so soft it fell apart, the jambalaya was perfectly balanced and had nice chunks of seasoned chicken, red beans and rice was mostly unseasoned rice, Mac 'n cheese was ok with the pasta cooked perfectly it was just one note of flavor.
Linda C
Local Expert • 84 contributions
Liked
• 9/2/24
• DoorDash review
Cajun chicken was not spiced with Cajun seasoning. it was just fried chicken that is crispy and moist. the potato wedges were cold, but reheated in the air fryer and they were fluffy inside and crunchy outside, they did have a taste of old oil though. the red beans and rice was mostly unseasoned white rice (not even salt) and heavy fake smoke flavor with a nice hit of heat, if there was a red bean in there I couldn't find it. the Mac and cheese was creamy and pasta cooked right but no salt and the cheese was one note. the jambalaya had nice chicken pieces, the rice cooked perfectly and a good spicy bite. the honey biscuit was covered and soaked in honey/corn syrup causing it to fall apart when picked up but it was very tasty and a good balance of sweet with the salty foods
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Mikayla T
6 contributions
Liked
• 7/9/25
• DoorDash order
I got the Jumbo Tenders Krunch Box and it was a lot bigger tenders than I thought. I would have downsized it if I realized lol. The seasoning was great and it tasted good, it was also still warm when I received it. I'd order again and remember to not get the largest size lol
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Catherine B
Emerging Expert • 15 contributions
Liked
• 1/12/26
• DoorDash order
The "honey" "butter" biscuits were nasty but the rest was fairly solid. Better than fast food, cheaper than the bigger chicken chains. Just stick to the chicken and potatoes.
