The one in Kingfisher has a buffet. It is crappy cause they don't keep food in all of the spots on the buffet. If you want another original thigh you may not get one. The don't refill it enough.
The one in Kingfisher has a buffet. It is crappy cause they don't keep food in all of the spots on the buffet. If you want another original thigh you may not get one. The don't refill it enough.
Why do people get butthurt over Ted's? O.o
After cooking chicken at KFC for over 2 years I dont eat it either. I like Charlie's chicken chunks.
I would ask why, but I am not sure I want to know. lol
Who's Ted? I wouldn't like him if he made my butt hurt either.
His chicken may be choking now, but you can't argue with Col. Harlan Sanders' sense of fashion.
I've never gotten bad chicken from Charlie's, but the store they had here didn't make it. 
I've long liked Popeye's, but their store here folded--those guys couldn't get an order right to save their lives.
The Country Boy out east of Norman on Highway 9 makes some damn fine chicken, both bone-in and boneless.
Raising Cane's and Slim Chickens (I like 'em tossed in their medium buffalo sauce with the cayenne ranch as a dipping sauce) both make good chicken strips. Church's chicken strips are pretty good, but they're kind of skimpy on the portions; Chicken Express is generous with their portions, and they're about the only place I've found that provides useful amounts of gravy (and cream gravy, at that--mix in some Tabasco, and you've got some good eats).
KFC used to be good, but their chicken is too greasy, and it always seems to have broken bones, which are not good eats.
I've long liked Popeye's, but their store here folded--those guys couldn't get an order right to save their lives.The Country Boy out east of Norman on Highway 9 makes some damn fine chicken, both bone-in and boneless.
Raising Cane's and Slim Chickens (I like 'em tossed in their medium buffalo sauce with the cayenne ranch as a dipping sauce) both make good chicken strips. Church's chicken strips are pretty good, but they're kind of skimpy on the portions; Chicken Express is generous with their portions, and they're about the only place I've found that provides useful amounts of gravy (and cream gravy, at that--mix in some Tabasco, and you've got some good eats).
KFC used to be good, but their chicken is too greasy, and it always seems to have broken bones, which are not good eats.
You guys are making me hungry for some Eichens!
I just want to rock a white suit and string tie.
