[Photographs: Robyn Lee] I went to Sidecar with the intention of trying their burger, but a trusted food-loving friend told me I had to try their fried chicken too. "Best thing on the menu by far," he insisted. So...
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[Photos: Tia Kim] Much has been written about Bon Chon, the first Korean fried chicken chain in the states that made Americans put down their KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) for a different KFC (Korean Fried Chicken). However, two of...
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New York has never been a first-class fried chicken town, but these days, it's popping up on more high-end menus than pork belly. And though we've eaten our fair share, we hadn't done an exhaustive survey. Until now.
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When I heard that Andrew Carmellini was cooking up a mess of fried chicken in Locanda Verde's back room every Monday night for the next few weeks, I knew it was something I had to explore immediately.
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At Marfa on Wednesdays, $9 gets you all-you-can-eat fried chicken and mashed potatoes, plus $3 PBRs all night. 101 East 2nd Street (map); 212-673-8908...
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As I type this post, the package above is on its way to Josh Ozersky at The-Feedbag offices. So as not to spoil it for him, we'll show you the packing list after the jump. Don't click through, Josh!...
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"There may be better chicken out there in New York, but I haven't had it." Photographs by Nick Solares unless noted David Chang's recession antidote? Fried chicken for as little as $12.50 a head at Momofuku Noodle Bar. Sure, that...
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Tuesday nights at the Third Floor Cafe in Koreatown, $18 scores you unlimited beer and fried chicken. 315 Fifth Avenue (map); 212-481-3669...
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Top, fried chicken and waffles; bottom, jerk chicken wings. I had driven past Last Legg Chicken and Waffles at least a dozen times and always wondered if it would ever open. After all, with the sort of tinted windows...
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The last time I saw this big a crowd at a fast-food joint on Roosevelt Avenue was back when Pollo Campero opened in Corona. So many people have been lining up outside the new Jollibee in Woodside that I'm...
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