Seattle Chicken Express

Yeah the whole place is under remodel so closed very closedFood: 1/5

Trust me, you aren't going to find a better quality\price combo anywhere in Seattle. The fish and chips... Is like a throwback to 1999, when life was affordable and tastier. The sambusas? Oh man. Get sent straight to the motherland for $2.20 each after tax. it's a solid spot to eat casual food, and I promise you won't mind the wait time because they really cook it fresh. Expect a 10-15 minute wait, but call ahead to avoid that inconvenience. I just came here from Kingston WA because their food is that good. I make trips to Seattle just to eat their sambusas, when I don't feel like wrapping and frying sambusas at home.

I was in the area for my vaccination so decided to check out this place. Overall pretty good. It has a good crunch and flavor. The hot sauce on the side was a good combination.It is next to the Sound credit union. Can be easily missed if you don't pay attention.The owner is very friendly and sweet. I order thru a walk-up window. Had 2 wings, 2 thighs, taxes, 60 cents card fees, and a $2 tip total out to be around $12. Seem a bit expensive but I m guessing their overhead isn't all that cheap as well.Check them out if you are on Rainier.

Vegetarian options: The vegetarian sambusa is excellent, crispy, and packed with flavor. Wheelchair accessibility: There’s a sidewalk-facing order counter, so you can easily place your order and pick up your meal without needing to enter the building.

We both really enjoy Chicken Express, particularly their Texas-style chicken tenders that are extra crispy. We’re currently trying to reach out to the Seattle location of Chicken Express to confirm that they prepare their chicken tenders in the same way, with that extra crispiness. We also want to ensure they offer plain mashed potatoes with salt packets on the side, buttery biscuits, and their sweet tea. Thank you! From your preferred customers, Jordon and Nikki Adams, TX Chicken Express.