Great fried chicken joint, amazing service and one of the incredible workers even walked my son around the corner to make sure he was safe. Andreas and Earl (two workers at the place) were super friendly and had great service.

Came to SF for afew days and I decided to try this place and I ordered two combos, I gotta say if you are in the area and want to take food back to ur hotel this is the place for a good chicken sandwich. I ended up having dinner the second night, the guys working there are seriously cool guys, the order was fresh and meal was not, banging fries. A must try trust me.

I am compelled to leave a review. I ordered the "Naughty Chick," which came with a side (I chose fries). After ordering, the nice man at the counter gave me complimentary chai tea, which sounds off-theme for a fried chicken joint, but the establishment staff are middle eastern. The chai was excellent!! I would come back even just for the chai. I took my order home (to-go) and was very pleased to see that the portions were generous (relative to what I oftentimes observe in SF). The chicken was so fresh and perfectly deep-fried. The spice level on this sandwich was no joke. My lips were burning to the point that I had to pour myself a glass of almond milk on the side & pick off the Serrano peppers after eating about 1/5 of the sandwich. The fries were also pretty spicy, but they season the fries on the spot (from what I can tell), so I think you can ask them to do less spice on the fries when you order. They also threw in a variety of sauces on the side in my to-go bag. The yellow sauce was my favorite (and I believe it's the same one they put on the sandwich). Do not skip Chicken G's. Everything was chef's kiss. Including tax and 20% tip (and let's not forget the side of fries that came with), I paid $17.67 - great value for a very tasty, fresh lunch that left me feeling full. I'll be trying the regular (non-spicy) chicken sandwich next time to experience more of the chicken's flavor, rather than spice. So glad I stumbled upon this place on Yelp!

I saw the great reviews and knew I had to try this place. I also knew that portions seemed to be large, so I convinced my husband to join for a weekday lunch. There was zero line as downtown SF on weekdays is a dead-zone. We ordered a Big G with mac and cheese. Everything is made to order so it takes a little longer for them to call your number - BUT note there have a delicious chai tea on the back right of the counter - piping hot - help yourself! The sandwich was humungous, and a little messy. The crisp on the chicken was exactly what you want and the chicken was cooked expertly. The mac and cheese was good, but could have been hotter. Even splitting this meal, I was was uncomfortably full. If I go alone - I will opt for a kids chicken finger meal. The workers were very friendly for just a counter place.

A new FiDi lunchtime option on Kearny, specializing in fried chicken. While they have bone-in chicken and chicken tenders, the specialty here seems to be the chicken sandwiches. After having one of those delicious halal fried chicken sandwiches, you'll forget Chick-fil-A even exists. Bad Boy!: Apparently I was ordering off-menu. While this is listed online for ordering, in person it's not on the menu board. However, it can be ordered so just go for it! Loved the super crispy chicken breast. Liked the crunch all over. The spicy sauce against the cheddar was the perfect combo of heat and cheesy goodness for me. Plus the heat and spices help contrast the rich fried chicken. Good texture contrast against the soft bun. Minimal lettuce for a little greenery, but careful not to be veggie overload. My Veg G: The veggie patty seemed like a crunchy potato and chickpea pakora. I really loved the texture and flavors, compared to bland veggie pucks like BOCA. The rest of the sandwich was similar to the chicken sandwich format with the soft bun, thick cheddar slice, a little bit of lettuce with thin onion slices and mayo-based spread. Only problem was that I was spoiled by the fried chicken sandwich that I had here before. This is solid for a veggie sandwich compared to other veggie sandwiches, but their chicken is just so amazing that any meat-eater should just go with that. Fries: Slight spice over some crispy potato. A nice complement to the chicken sandwich. Decent portion. Mac & Cheese: Packed with so much creamy deliciousness! Imagine your favorite creamy frozen mac & cheese, but even better. Though this is basically just cheesy pasta with a little breadcrumbs sprinkled on top when you order. There is no crispy gratinée on top like you might get in fancy baked mac & cheese dishes. While tastier than the fries, it feels like a much smaller portion, so keep that in mind if you're super hungry. Raspberry Lemonade: Fresh. Refreshing. Made in house. Much better than some soda option. I especially like how the raspberry mixed up the flavor profile. Lemonade: I think I prefer the raspberry variant of the lemonade. This one seemed a bit too tart. Even when the ice melted, it was then watery and still a little sour. The raspberry is key for adding just the right sweetness counterbalance.