Chicken Story, New Bedford

"Okay so in the middle of New Bedford, not very common to find a korean fried chicken chain. So I was curious. They didn't disappoint. I tried their Garlic Soy Chicken rice bowl & an OG Chicken sandwich. Both were excellent. Prices are darn fair, service was friendly. Definitely check them out for a different fried chicken experience than from the Colonel or Sailor."

"Chicken sandwich had a nice unique flavor. Thai Tea was tasty. Cool spot. Close to interstate 195 so will come again for takeout to bring home."

"This is more than a chicken story, this is a multiple layer of simple meets epicurean. The orange building on the corner of Linden and County stands out. Parking is kind of difficult, but do not lose the faith, park a couple of blocks away because the food is worth it. The door to get in was kind of wonky. Plus, it is awkward to get up into the building. If you are handicap or have trouble lifting yourself up, this place may be tricky, BUT the food is worth it. I was immediately greeted by the person taking orders. Really welcoming and really helpful with suggestions. I went the "O.G." route ordering the basic house items. I ordered a #1 corn dog filled with 100% beef hotdog. I picked ketchup. The outside of this corn dog was medium crisp fried. It came drizzled with ketchup. Rookie mistake as I should of asked it to be put on the side. Made for a fun but messy eating experience. The coating as I said was really well fried and the inside batter was fully coated...nothing wet or undercooked. The inside was sweet and fluffy. The stick even was well balanced allowing for easy eating. I tried the #1 Chicken Sandwich. I made this part of the order; a meal. The meal included a soda and an order of fries. I went for the Kimchi Fries. Sooooooo gooood. Yet, thr kimchi was spicy. The fries were outstanding covered in kimchi, but the winner of it all was the chicken sandwich. It was beyond good. The chicken patty was lightly fried and it tasted ever so "fresh"...you know gooood oil was used. The pickles were generous put on and allowed for many bites to include pickle chips. The housemade sauce was tangy sweet. Did I mention how nice the staff were. They entertained me while I waited. ..waiting is worth it as the good was ssoooooo good. The staff told me their favorite dishes, things they traditional mix on the menu...overall just really great people. Some chicken bowl seemed to be the concensus favorite among the staff. The kitchen took time and rushed for nothing. Every detail seemed to be accomplished. Everything done with high standards. This will definitely be a repeat performance. I need to try the Boba tea. Anyways the bill came to 19.20 for: A #1 Corndog, A #1 Chicken Sandwich, a can of soda, and order of the kimchi fries. The take out bag had napkins, cutlery, and extra sauce. Really great community service. The dining room is small. Place was really clean. A+"

"This place has improved greatly. I didn't used to like it but I'm pretty impressed now. Food is pretty good. My kids like the Korean style corn dogs and the dumplings. I like the chicken strips. My favorite is the kimchi fries. the food items we get are like 6 to 8 bucks and the corn dogs are pretty big. (Corn dogs have different choices of what's on the outside of the hotdogs as well as the inside)"

"Some of the best Fried Chicken I've ever had. The Korean Corn Dog is a unique must try, the Sriracha Aoli was phenomenal. I recommend going for the fried thigh on a sandwich, as it was far more flavorful than the breast, but both were 5/5 for what they were. The black sugar milk tea was rich and sweet even at regular sugar level, a decadent treat that is worth the money. The staff were very polite and social even during a rush, and seemed to actually care how we liked the food when we decided to eat inside."