Best Crispy Chicken Sandwich Around

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TheRicker

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#42
The one in riverhead is still open. I just googled, lol. I barely got out to bellport to get their food (obviously more than 2 years) since I didn't know they closed. Definitely not going to riverhead.
 
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BobbyBoyBobbyB

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#43
Bell port closed after all the tax nonsense, don’t think they’re reopening. I used to love going there, but for wings more than a sandwich. And riverhead I’ve been to a few times this year and I think it’s owned by different owners. Pretty sure the original spicys owners sold it. They still do have the sauce though.
 
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#44
#44
BobbyBoyBobbyB said:
Bell port closed after all the tax nonsense, don’t think they’re reopening. I used to love going there, but for wings more than a sandwich. And riverhead I’ve been to a few times this year and I think it’s owned by different owners. Pretty sure the original spicys owners sold it. They still do have the sauce though.
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Do they still give you slices of white bread for napkins
 
trigeek

trigeek

#46
#46
The grilled spicy deluxe sandwich @ CF is very good. An alternative if your watching what you eat. It’s a healthier option that’s delicious.
 
Mongercode

Mongercode

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#53
Slinky Bender said:
Although I'm not a big David Chang fan when the first Fuku was open on 1st Ave it was pretty decent. Although I thought it was interesting that when it was first opened the entire staff was the usual Chang foodie crew and a year later when the buzz died down the number of staff was halved and all POC. Plus the "we don't take cash" policy ads to that.
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POC can get paid less it’s all business nothing personal great substitutes when profits are down tolerant hiring practices go up that’s the silver lining I guess smh lol. By the way fellas what’s the best spot for wings especially lemon pepper asking for POC? Thanks
 
MassyMan

MassyMan

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#54
Out of the three chains - chick filet, PDQ and Popeyes. I personally think Popeyes has the best sandwich. Just had Chick filet for the first time today, overrated is an understatement. Will never eat their again.
 
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Massy said:
Out of the three chains - chick filet, PDQ and Popeyes. I personally think Popeyes has the best sandwich. Just had Chick filet for the first time today, overrated is an understatement. Will never eat their again.
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You should try Chick-fil-A. Chick filet is a cheap knock off.
 
mugi

mugi

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#59
A little off the fried chicken filet sandwich, which I am not so crazy about.

I am still in Asian countries and 99% of the time, I am eating the local foods, rice, noodles, soups, vegetables, fruits, and sparingly on the fish, chicken and other meats.

But, that 1% of the time, I get that western craving and only one sandwich can satisfy it. And that sandwich would be none other than the McDonald's fish filet sandwich with extra tartar sauce with a cup of black coffee. I mean, that is just about heaven for me.

Call it nostalgia or call it a damned good simple sandwich. I used to make them at my very first job as a 15 year old at McDonald's. (lied my age) I became a steady grillman at a busy store and made my bones there. Knew the entire operation. They wanted to send me to McDonald''s College. Probably should have gone.

Anyway, golden fried filet of fish, half a slice of good ol' American cheese, neatly snugged into a steamed (not toasted) bun with a heavenly lather of their signature tartar sauce. A true American classic. Out here it sets me back about four bucks. (but, I am willing to pay for luxury)

Anybody agree?
 
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TheRicker

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#60
mugi said:
A little off the fried chicken filet sandwich, which I am not so crazy about.

I am still in Asian countries and 99% of the time, I am eating the local foods, rice, noodles, soups, vegetables, fruits, and sparingly on the fish, chicken and other meats.

But, that 1% of the time, I get that western craving and only one sandwich can satisfy it. And that sandwich would be none other than the McDonald's fish filet sandwich with extra tartar sauce with a cup of black coffee. I mean, that is just about heaven for me.

Call it nostalgia or call it a damned good simple sandwich. I used to make them at my very first job as a 15 year old at McDonald's. (lied my age) I became a steady grillman at a busy store and made my bones there. Knew the entire operation. They wanted to send me to McDonald''s College. Probably should have gone.

Anyway, golden fried filet of fish, half a slice of good ol' American cheese, neatly snugged into a steamed (not toasted) bun with a heavenly lather of their signature tartar sauce. A true American classic. Out here it sets me back about four bucks. (but, I am willing to pay for luxury)

Anybody agree?
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Way to take the thread off track with your asian life and western cravings
 
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