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Contribute Feedback What Albert Tai likes about Cluck2go:
I prefer this location over the one on Nogales and Colima. The guy working here is much nicer and friendlier than the other location. If you ask for extra sauce, he's willing to give it to you without any issues. The other location would act like it costs them an arm and a leg for even one extra sauce. View all feedback.
What Patrick Mannion doesn't like about Cluck2go:
This used to be one of my favorite places to go. The food is great and even after some small price increases, it's a great deal. After some recent changes to the staff I can't even place my order. The new staff doesn't answer the phones and has started charging us for things that used to be free.In one month this went from one of my favorite and regular places to a place I literally cannot go to. Enjoy whatever small... View all feedback.
Best Hainan chicken, authentic, though lately the meat quality did drop a little bit during the last visit. Could be one off, still recommending
This used to be one of my favorite places to go. The food is great and even after some small price increases, it's a great deal. After some recent changes to the staff I can't even place my order. The new staff doesn't answer the phones and has started charging us for things that used to be free.In one month this went from one of my favorite and regular places to a place I literally cannot go to. Enjoy whatever small profit margins you think you created with your new staff while you watch long time customers stop coming
Call first! Phone line rings but later it's a busy time. They are closed even though the hours and days are listed as open. Online ordering not open as well. I don't understand cause they have been done with renovations.
During the busy weekday lunch, they offer the fast and delicious chicken rice. The chicken rice was tasty and serve in a just fit portion:
I've been Cluck2Go hopping recently. I became a big fan after trying the location in Pasadena, and just recently tried the one in Rowland Heights five days ago. Out of the three locations, this is the smallest. Not sure if this is a chain or a franchise, but noticed the menu has been different at each location. It appears they all condensed the menu down recently to just Hainan chicken and few appetizers, with the exception of Rowland Heights location. Tried the regular Hainan Chicken with Rice and Fried Hainan Chicken with Rice, which are about the only entree items here. They were both good, but I still prefer the regular one, as it has a cleaner taste. Also tried the Spicy Cucumber Salad, which has numbing peppers. The one here tasted much better than the one at Pasadena location. This is mainly a takeout place so don't expect to dine in with a large party. There are only four tables, and only one of them can accommodate a party of four. Other three tables only accommodate two people.
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