Bbq Chicken - North York

I ordered half carribean fried Caribbean Spice Chicken but received cheeseling fried chicken with fries. The store had no resoltion to correct my order. Very diappointed

DONT GET THE Hot Spicy Fries THEY ARE CRAZY HOT. I couldnt enjoy the rest of my meal. But the secret fries are to die for. The chicken always nice and crispy. Price is a little higher then It should be but you have a great meal everytime.

Tasteless and there were only 5 pieces for the boneless fried chicken combo.

Great place to sit down and enjoy Korean fried chicken. The fried chicken was legit hot and crispy. Each bite is like a crispy flavor explosion that makes you wonder why you ever settled for anything less. The fries were very well seasoned. We had to steal some fries from our friend's plate. Hahaha! My friend learned to appreciate tteobokki rosé now. Sweet, spicy and very delicious. Good job chef! You guys know how to serve very good food. Keep it up. Do understand that the layout of the parking is a little odd and limited. Each parking spot is not flat. The parking is free so no worries.

I recently visited BB.Q Chicken and unfortunately had a disappointing experience related to the entry of my service dog. Despite clear guidelines and laws protecting the rights of individuals with service animals, the staff at this establishment refused entry to my SERVICE dog.This refusal not only goes against the principles of inclusivity but also reflects a lack of awareness about the importance of service animals for individuals with disabilities. It's disheartening to encounter such a situation in this day and age when there is ample information available on the rights of service dog handlers.I hope the management takes this feedback seriously and considers providing proper training to their staff regarding service animals. Creating an environment that respects the rights of individuals with disabilities should be a priority for any business. I encourage [Name of the Establishment] to review and revise their policies to ensure that everyone feels welcome.Disappointed and hopeful for positive change.