Chicken Express

Called to ask if they could add a handful of their seasoning salt to my door dash order because in the app its not an option Anderson answered my call and was more than happy to help really appreciated that especially being in the hospital and just wanted some chicken e! great customer service Anderson thank you very much you deserve a raise ! :) I’m the words of Keith lee the customer service FIRE 🔥

Alright, buckle up, folks, because we're about to embark on a flavor-filled roller coaster ride at Chicken Express. Now, before we dive in, let me just say that my taste buds are ready for anything, and I ordered the infamous 4 tenders combo with fries and a cold, tantalizing Coke drink. Let's get saucy, shall we? So, I strutted into Chicken Express like a peacock on a mission, craving some crispy goodness to fill the void in my soul. With every bite, I anticipated a symphony of flavors that would make my taste buds dance the tango. But alas, my friends, what I encountered was a slight misstep in the poultry paradise. The chicken tenders were salty. I mean, saltier than a sailor's vocabulary after a day at sea. I couldn't help but wonder if they had accidentally dumped the entire Dead Sea onto my plate. Now, I appreciate a little seasoning, don't get me wrong. But these chicken tenders were trying to turn my mouth into a salt lick for deer. Now, despite the sodium overload, I have to give credit where it's due. The tenders themselves were cooked to a crispy golden perfection. It was like biting into a nugget of joy, just with an added kick of salinity that left my taste buds yearning for a hydration station. And speaking of hydration, that cold Coke drink was the oasis in the desert of saltiness. It was a refreshing symphony of carbonation, sweetness, and ice-cold relief that made the chicken-induced parchedness momentarily bearable. As for the fries, they were the unsung heroes of the meal. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and perfectly seasoned without being overly aggressive. They were the sidekick that stole the show, balancing out the intense flavors of the chicken and providing a reprieve from the sodium onslaught. So, my final verdict? Chicken Express, you've got potential. With a little restraint on the salt shaker and a continued dedication to crispy perfection, you could become the Casanova of fast food chicken. Until then, I'll be sipping my Coke and pondering the mysteries of life, all while nursing my sodium-riddled taste buds back to normalcy.

I go there at least once a week. I like their bone in Chicken because the batter taste great and the cuts of meat have been consistently larger than KFC. Anyone can confirm this. This location is near a high school so often there are quite a few teens in there which I am sure is good for their business. The staff is always friendly and helpful and the atmosphere is relaxing. I recommend it for everyone.