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71-22 Roosevelt Ave.,
Queens, NY 11372
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Daily, 11am-11pm
E, F, G, R, V at Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Ave.; 7 at 74th St.-Broadway
$4.99-$6.99
Cash Only
Accepted/Not Necessary
Queens Blvd. to Northern Blvd., 91st St. to 51st St.
Unidentified Flying Chickens finesses its fowl in a winning style that is all the rage in Seoul. Perdue birds are coated with highly spiced batter, deep-fried in vegetable oil, drained of excess grease, and fried again. This technique cooks out the schmaltz and crisps the tasty crust. Flavor options include hot (fiery from a red pepper sauce made in-house); soy-garlic (more salty than garlicky); sweet and spicy (reminiscent of Chinese sweet and sour dishes); and spicy mustard (a deli taste popular in Korea). Chickens are available in parts or as whole birds, and sides cover cole slaw, fries, and low-calorie Korean pickles. UFC’s juicy birds fly out for delivery and takeout, but the waitress-served downstairs dining room is unexpectedly attractive. It’s done up with orange accents and a sassy, sunglassed, hipster-chicken logo as simply appealing as the joint’s marquee dish.
Recommended DishesHot or soy-garlic-chicken, $8.99-$15.99
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