Les crazy chickens (LCC) poulet frit coréen à emporter à St-Henri, Montréal. Il est doublement frit avec notre sauce signature, choisissez votre niveau de piquant ! Essayez notre signature Soy Garlic et Spicy Garlic.
Les Crazy Chickens recueille des avis mitigés sur le poulet frit croustillant et savoureux et sur la variété de sauces, ainsi que sur des accompagnements comme les frites et les radis marinés, et l'ambiance est décrite comme mignonne. Certaines visites mettent en avant un service chaleureux et des plats préparés sur commande, tandis que d'autres témoignent d'un poulet froid, de longs délais dans une salle froide et de portions qui semblent petites ou peu adaptées au prix. Globalement, les retours restent variables, avec des recommandations pour ceux qui veulent tester la variété et la fraîcheur, mais des avertissements sur l'inconstance du service et de la température des plats.
The place is really cute. We ordered the 7 chicken tenders pack & it was pretty good the fries too. The sauce came on the side as a dip instead of glazed on the tenders. It was the right amount of crunchy & the coating was light you can actually tase the chicken. Overall, I would recommend!
Really worth the try, it's the best fried chicken I've had in a long while. Would recommend to anyone who wants to try something new & fresh, PLUS the workers are super nice & sweet , thanks for the food☀?
7 déc. 2025
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Delicious fried chicken & sandwiches! The combo portions are generous & I appreciate the variety of sauce options. The spicy chicken sandwich is also excellent.
FR : C'est litteralement le meilleur poulet frit coréen du quartier, les cuisiniers ainsi que la serveuse sont toujours au petit soin, je ne connaissait que le poulet frit américain, mais quand on goûte le fait maison coréen on ne peux que retourner sa veste. Superbe adresse.
EN : It is literally the best Korean fried chicken in the neighborhood, the cooks & the waitress are always careful, I only knew the American fried chicken, but when you taste the Korean homemade you can only turn your jacket. Superb address.
For such a tiny restaurant, this place is packed with fun decor, great food, & many great options to choose from. I would recommend checking this place out. The staff were also kind, quick, & friendly, which is always a plus!
Well, we rarely give reviews to the restaurants we (my girlfriend & me) go to cause they mostly don't meet our expectations & make us disappointed, I'd like to share that the chicken here is the best we've tried overall in town recently. The service was excellent, the chicken was really fresh, crispy, & savoury, the sauce (the second most spicy garlic soy) was actually spicy & tasted like gochujang paste, & the portions were really generous & accompanied by really good fries. We recommend the coated version better than the plain one since the chicken alone is mildly seasoned (which is good it you prefer a neutral profile flavour). My go to is the boneless combo with the garlic soy sauce.
I appreciated how crispy the fried chicken was & the different sauces, but I suspect they use the same oil to fry the chicken than for spring rolls & shrimp tempura because it had a "fishy" taste, which is not what you want your chicken to taste like...
The fried chicken was delicious with big pieces, although it was a bit pricey. I saw their sauces were either sour or sweet & mentioned in their menu, so I didn't expect the spicy garlic sauce to be so sweet, which I dislike. I didn't enjoy their sauce & asked for extra ketchup, but they only brought two small sauces for five pieces of chicken, six pieces of fried cheese, & fries. Overl the fried chicken was so good. Fried cheese was better than average but not perfect. If they had mentioned that their garlic sauce was sweet or if they had at least brought me some more ketchup, my rating would be 5 star.
