Krispy Krunchy Chicken

I knew of one on pipeline near the Canyon that was in a liquor store that closed down before I could try some. Then I discovered a new one opened up coming out of the movies and decided to try it. I know it’s sketchy getting fried chicken from a gas station but OH MY LORD that is some tasty chicken that blows every other place away. I tried the 4 tenders meal and tearing them apart released a torrent of juices. They were also enormous, I’m a big boy and had to make it into two meals. The biscuit was soo buttery and sticky with honey. The wedges were good but I still prefer KFC in that department. With the meal you get any size fountain drink from the circle k so go crazy and get the X-​large in any variety you want. This is my new chicken spot.

This place is weird! This is a gas station that sells chicken right next to the blunts and 5 hour energy. I thought it would be like Popeye’s on Edison. A gas station with a chicken spot inside. Nope! Where the hell do they make the chicken? I see two ladies bringing chicken out of the back office. Wtf!!? I decided to get the strips. It looked like chicken strips from Costco and taste like Albertson’s chicken sold out of a gas station. So if you like Albertson’s chicken, then you might like this place. They really need to give the chicken restaurant it’s own space. I’ll give it another try and buy real chicken with bones in it before I dis-​own them. Still friggin’ weird…

Oh my Larwd!!! Who would have thunk you’d find some #Great #bird in a gas station.
The chicken is cooked fresh and comes out piping hot. My favorite dipping sauce was the New Orleans ranch. This was not your typical white ranch, this was a yellow base, almost gravy like. Nom, nom.
I was told the biscuits were good too.

Krispy Krunchy Chicken is located at a gas station, inside of a Circle K. I never thought of a convenience store as a place to go for great, fresh-​made food, but I was wrong. The fried chicken is Cajun style and is delicious. It’s crispy on the outside, and moist and juicy on the inside with flavoring throughout. It reminds me of Louisiana Fried Chicken but less spicy (which is better for the little ones).
The food is cooked onsite and for family meals or larger orders, it’s made-​to-​order. I highly recommend calling-​in your order since it can take at least 30 minutes to prepare.
Abdul was the person who was doing the cooking when I was there. He was so nice that he gave me and my daughter some chicken strips, onions rings and fries to snack on while we waited. Everything we had was great, which included: fried chicken, chicken strips, honey butter biscuits, jambalaya, Buffalo wings, and French fries. Even though I ordered quite a bit of food for 4 people, I didn’t get enough of the biscuits and jambalaya. My husband and daughter were fighting over the last biscuit and jambalaya remnants. I’m looking forward to coming back to try the fish and shrimp. And I was told that they’ll soon have mac & cheese.