Why I am writing a review on fried chicken when I am hungry is beyond me! I’ll be ending this post with a loud, hungry stomach and thoughts of food! (But when am I not thinking about food?)
Anyways, for one of our friend gatherings, Lager suggested Hi Five Chicken as they had some coupons and he’s enjoyed it in the past.
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Lager went to the Hi Five Chicken location at the border of Burnaby and New West. It was quick, simple, and he even managed to get a few extra pieces of fried chicken thrown in for free! Not sure how he managed to do that but it is always nice to have extra food.
I forgot how many pieces we ordered, but it was more than enough for the group.
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Regular fried chicken: The chicken pieces were a good size. It was full of delicious, deep fried flavour. Since we left it out for a hour until everyone arrived, the skin wasn’t as crispy anymore. I appreciated that it wasn’t super oily!
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Spicy fried chicken: We ordered the spicy version as well. There was a nice, spicy kick to it!
Overall, I found Hi Five chicken to be just alright. I appreciated that it wasn’t extremely greasy, but I prefer Churches more because I find their chicken meat to be juicier! However, if I saw it at a party, I wouldn’t say no.
If Churches and Hi Five were the same price, I’d definitely go with Churches!