Chiefs Chicken

I like chicken, I like spicy Southern fried coatings, I like takeaways that do things a little differently, I like spicy dusted fries and I love Chiefs!
Finally a takeaway with choice, not just your run-​of-​the-​mill chicken and chips but chicken and chips with attitude! You can have peri-​peri, you can have burgers, you can try the Chiefs hot wing challenge, you can get an Oreo milkshake and you can get a chicken parmo!!! Yes a chicken parmo, doused in cheese and sauce and in a number of varieties, the parmo is the way to go.
The other stuff is awesome too, go try it (but be prepared to wait ages for a delivery)
Oh and maybe pop over to the Colonels place for some chicken gravy whilst you wait?

Why is it that we live in a country full of Fish, n chip shops, Chinese take-away’s, Kebab houses and insipid burger chains but we have very few dedicated fried chicken places? WHY? Answer me damn you!!!
It seems as though nobody ever wants to try and put a dent in the dominance of the Colonel and his fried chicken emporium.
Well no more (In Rochdale anyway) will the bearded military chicken vendor have it all his own way, because now I have Chiefs Chicken to side with in the war to fill my belly. Lets face it, a bow and arrow is way cooler than a musket any day of the week.
It’s been open a few weeks now, but last night was the first time we’ve had the chance to try it out, and I have to say I am mightily impressed! I went for the normal 5 pieces of original (Comes with fries and a can), and it was really tasty coating on the chicken, and they also dust the fries with a spicy seasoning, which was both sweet and spicy, really nice.
Ange had their original (They have 3 types, original, bolegnaise and Inferno) parmesan chicken, which was 2 original chicken breast steaks covered with a mixture of cheddar, parmesan and bechemel sauce, also served with fries and a drink. I had a taste and it was a combination that really works well!
The only thing stopping me from giving it 5 stars, is their lack of chicken gravy, which we all know the sinister bearded warmonger serves a plenty.
Let battle commence!