Jason V.
Yelp
It seems like everything is expensive these days, so when I discovered Flew the Coop, with its massive fried chicken sandwiches averaging around $9, I was a bit astounded. Heck, crappy fast food places are charging nearly that much for their premium sandwiches, and they mothercluckin' terrible by comparison!
My wife ordered the Buffalo Chicken sandwich, while I dismissively ignored the sandwich named the "KFC" because of its obvious connotation, realizing afterward that the acronym stood for "Korean Fried Chicken", and went with my perennial favorite, the Nashville Hot Chicken. I have no regrets about my choice, but knowing myself, I would have branched out and tried that one instead, because just about anything labeled "Korean" is going to be good. Both of us eyeballed the Bacon & Bleu fries, but after seeing the size of the sandwiches being served to other customers, there was no way we'd be able to tackle that in addition to our entrees. Next time!
The chicken breasts for each sandwich are generously sized, high-quality white meat, crispy fried to perfection, juicy and tender. Each came with its own accoutrement, with the Buffalo Chicken slathered in bleu cheese coleslaw and battered in buffalo-sauced breading. The Nashville was crisp and spicy, and thankfully not saturated in hot oil like other places tend to do.
I didn't know this food cart pod was here, but it's definitely going to become a regular stop for us, whenever the hunger pangs drive us to fly the coop in search of lunch or dinner...and there won't be any hunting and pecking necessary to narrow down where to go. And while we haven't tried any of the other carts within the pod yet, it will be difficult to dethrone Flew the Coop as the big cockerel at the top of the pecking order!