Counter-serve joint cooking up halal comfort food, including its popular chicken sandwich.
"Philly definitely isn’t Nashville, but there are a lot of places popping up where you can get hot chicken. If you only go to two spots though, one should be Asad’s, and the other should definitely be Hot Clucks. The menu is simple: tenders, sliders, or both with fries. There are four heat options to choose from, starting with “plain” all the way up to “unbelievable.” If you love a mouth inferno, go for the latter. And in case you tempt fate and need relief, the halal shop has fresh-squeezed lemonade (we like the mango and strawberry varieties) that’s some of the best in town. " - candis mclean
"Chicken Sandwich Philly isn’t Nashville. We don’t have as many country singers and we don’t say things like, “Bless your heart.” But, somehow, hot chicken places keep popping up. One of our favorites this year was Germantown’s Hot Clucks. Their hot chicken sandwich comes on a brioche bun that works like a cushion for the crispy fried meat, tangy pickles, melted cheese, and orange pepper sauce. The combination of crunch, creaminess, and spice makes this thing worth standing in a line as long as Germantown Ave. just to secure one. " - candis mclean
"Philly definitely isn’t Nashville, but there are a lot of places popping up where you can get hot chicken. If you only go to two spots though, one should be Asad’s, and the other should definitely be Hot Clucks. The menu is simple: tenders, sliders, or both with fries. There are four heat options to choose from, starting with “plain” all the way up to “unbelievable”. If you love a mouth inferno, go for the latter. And in case you tempt fate and need relief, the halal shop has fresh-squeezed lemonade (including our favorites mango and strawberry) that’s some of the best in town. photo credit: NICOLE GUGLIELMO" - Candis R. McLean
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