Mad For Chicken - Broad Channel

I've been enjoying Mad for Chicken for a couple of years now, typically ordering our usual favorites: five drumsticks and ten wings. However, tonight, with a guest visiting, I decided to try the thighs/drumsticks combo. I can’t even begin to describe how incredibly delicious those boneless thighs were. Have you ever had a dish so unbelievably tasty that you had to pause, close your eyes, and let waves of pleasure wash over you? That’s exactly what those thighs did for me. If a manager or owner of Mad for Chicken is reading this, please (I beg you) add a thighs-only option to the menu. I would absolutely adore it and would order at least once a week! By the way, I really love this place, and I hope that's clear from this review.

The food had a cold and stale taste. I was quite surprised that it wasn't even crispy.

Everything was fantastic! The dumplings were perfectly made and served with a delicious semi-sweet sauce (which was delightful). They even had glass noodles inside, which is a rarity. The dipping sauces were exceptional, and I didn't recognize half of them. I highly recommend this place—10 out of 10!

However, I had a significant issue with the bar service. My soju lada hardly resembled a piña colada. It contained mint and maybe just a hint of their colada mix, which was disappointing. When I mentioned this, the bartender came to our table and insisted that mint was a standard ingredient in the drink. This wasn’t true, as I’ve ordered it before without any mint. Honestly, what piña colada includes mint leaves? The menu didn’t even mention that mint would be included, which could pose a serious allergy risk for someone who is sensitive to it. The bartender kindly offered to make me something else, but since I had already started the drink and I tend to be a pushover, I just finished it. Overall, the fries were great, and the waitress was lovely; it was really just the bar service that let us down. Don't add ingredients to food or drinks without listing them on the menu!

I was served by a truly wonderful person named Roma. I have a hard time explaining my order, which made the others give me some strange looks. Thank you, Roma, for your patience, and please forgive me. I tend to recognize people through their kindness rather than their appearance.