Reviewers describe Madame Poulet as a fast, casual spot where the chicken and burgers are consistently tasty, portions are generous, and the sauces and poutine add variety. The food is often noted as juicy, flavorful, and freshly prepared, with crispy fries and strong service delivered by a friendly staff in a welcoming atmosphere that works well for late night bites or quick meals with friends. The menu earns praise for its variety and unique fried chicken options, with many calling it among the best fried chicken in town. Occasional drawbacks are mentioned, such as undercooked fries, occasional mix-ups on orders, and language barriers in a busy setting, but these are outweighed by overall satisfaction and value. Overall, customers say they would return, recommend Madame Poulet to others, and appreciate the reliable quality, fast service, and casual vibe in a convenient location.
I saw all the hype around this place so I was so excited to try. The chicken was definitely very crispy & juicy . But I really couldn't enjoy the experience because it was so very very salty. The coleslaw was unfortunately bland. The best part of the meal was the poutine the sauce was flavourful.
But the chicken & coleslaw were a big disappointment.
Mar 6, 2026
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I ordered'3 mcx' thinking it meant chicken pieces, like in most restaurants. But at this place,'3 mcx' actually means chicken tenders, & you have to say'Tomacluck' if you want real chicken pieces. Nothing clearly indicates that difference, so it's very confusing.
On top of that, the combo I paid for (32$) only came with one piece, which is extremely expensive for what it is. I had saved this meal as a little experience for myself & hadn't eaten all day to enjoy it, so receiving something different completely ruined it.
When I asked for a refund, they refused even though the confusion came from their menu. For the price & the lack of clarity, I don't recommend it. Jack Le Coq is much clearer & offers better quality for a more reasonable price.
