Jones Fried Chicken 6633 Fondren Road, Houston, TX 77036

"Spicy lamb over rice is really spicy, so if you can't eat spicy do not try it. It will definitely mess up your stomach."

"Their lamb over rice is really the only thing I get from here - super good! I used to be a fan. Food is still pretty good but I do think their spicy rice now is extremely spicy than what it used to be. The spice can mess your stomach up if you are not used to it. If you do want it spicy, I would recommend getting half regular and half spicy rice for the platter."

"Paid $12 and got all rice. Very little lamb. Jones Fried Chicken falls short of expectations, earning a disappointing two-star rating in this review. The dining experience is marred by several shortcomings that collectively contribute to a lackluster impression. One glaring issue is the disproportionate ratio of rice to meat in their dishes. The menu promises a satisfying blend of flavors, but the reality falls short as customers are met with a plate dominated by an overwhelming amount of rice and scant portions of meat. This imbalance not only leaves patrons feeling unsatisfied but also raises questions about the restaurant's commitment to delivering a well-rounded and fulfilling food. A successful dining experience relies not only on the quality of the food but also on the service, and in this regard, Jones Fried Chicken falls short. Adding insult to injury is the pricing structure, which does not align with the quality of the food being served. The cost of the dishes at Jones Fried Chicken is notably high, especially considering the subpar quality of the meals. Patrons are left questioning the value for money, as the premium prices do not reflect the taste, portion sizes, or overall dining experience offered by the establishment. This pricing misalignment further contributes to the disappointment associated with a visit to Jones Fried Chicken. Delving deeper into the culinary aspect, the low quality of the food is a significant letdown. The flavors lack depth, and the overall execution fails to impress discerning taste buds. The lack of attention to detail in the preparation and seasoning of the dishes is evident, resulting in a forgettable and unremarkable gastronomic journey. Jones Fried Chicken seems to prioritize quantity over quality, sacrificing the essence of a truly enjoyable dining experience. While some may argue that fast-food establishments are not expected to deliver gourmet experiences, there is a baseline expectation for a certain level of taste and satisfaction. Unfortunately, Jones Fried Chicken misses the mark, leaving customers with a regrettable aftertaste that lingers long after the meal has concluded. In conclusion, Jones Fried Chicken's two-star rating is a reflection of multiple shortcomings that collectively tarnish the dining experience. The unappealing rice-to-meat ratio, lack of customer service, overpricing for the quality of food, and subpar culinary execution contribute to a less-than-pleasurable visit. For those seeking a truly satisfying and enjoyable fast-food experience, it may be prudent to explore alternative dining options that prioritize both quality and value for money."

"Ordered mix over spicy rice. Had it after a long time. Still feels good. The taste is the same. Delicious. Must try!! Worth it!!"

"I've been hearing about this awesome halal restaurant for ages from a buddy, so I finally gave it a shot. We ordered Chili Cheese Fries, Lamb Over Spicy Rice, and Combo over yellow rice. The food was delicious and the meats were perfectly cooked. The portion sizes were just right. Now, I'm usually a fan of spicy stuff, but the spicy rice was too spicy, and I thought I am gonna die. Lesson learned, next time I'm sticking to the yellow rice. Thanks to my friend who recommended it. Now I am recommending all of you."