Brasa Roja Express
Colombian restaurant · Albany Park ·
Juicy rotisserie chicken, churrasco, & soursop juice
Juicy rotisserie chicken, churrasco, & soursop juice
"The signature dish at this casual Colombian spot in Irving Park is a juicy roast chicken marinaded in a blend of soy sauce, garlic, and citrus. But if that’s not enough to pique your interest—maybe a $9.95 price point will. At Brasa Roja, that gets you a massive quarter chicken plate that either comes with potatoes and an arepa or rice, beans, and salad. Not in the mood for chicken? Their skirt steak costs the same." - john ringor, veda kilaru, nick allen
"If the allure of delicious drumsticks and thighs isn't enough to entice the CCO, maybe a $9.95 price point will. At Brasa Roja, that gets you a massive quarter chicken plate with sides. The moist and perfectly seasoned flame-roasted chicken is what most people are eating at this casual Colombian spot, and you'll often see a bunch of takeout orders going through the colorful space with fake roofing and painted clouds on the ceiling. It’s all a great distraction from the idea of those birds coming face-to-face with those flames." - adrian kane, veda kilaru
"The dish that you'll see most people eating at this casual Colombian spot is their roast chicken. And it's for good reason—it's juicy and perfectly seasoned. But if the allure of delicious drumsticks and thighs isn't enough to draw you in, maybe a $9.95 price point will. At Brasa Roja, that gets you a massive quarter chicken plate that either comes with potatoes and an arepa or rice, beans, and salad. You'll often see a bunch of takeout orders going through the colorful space with fake roofing and painted clouds on the ceiling, but grab a table—you'll want their chicken fresh out of the kitchen." - John Ringor
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