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The younger employees seem less invested, but that's common in fast food jobs, especially for those just starting out. They still do their jobs well, although it’s clear that they don’t plan to be in the industry forever.
On the plus side, the kitchen staff is impressively efficient—they get orders out fast for both drive-thru and takeout. While most of the time the service is quick, there are occasional delays. So... View all feedback.
This review focuses on the new Spicy Ch'King Sandwich, which stands out in a competitive lineup alongside the famous Popeyes sandwich and competitors like McDonald's, Jack in the Box, and even Shake Shack. The sandwich comes with a potato bun that surpasses what you find in other BK offerings—it's soft, moist, and has just the right amount of chewiness. Unlike the Popeyes sandwich, the chicken is glazed with a sweet and spicy sauce and topped with a sauce reminiscent of Popeyes' own. The portion size of the chicken is excellent, featuring a nice thick piece that isn’t dry at all. The batter is crispy, which is a pleasant surprise compared to my previous experiences with McDonald's sandwiches. Priced at $5 each, I recommend taking advantage of the app deal for two sandwiches, two fries, and two drinks for only $11. Overall, it’s a great deal and definitely worth trying!
The younger employees seem less invested, but that's common in fast food jobs, especially for those just starting out. They still do their jobs well, although it’s clear that they don’t plan to be in the industry forever. On the plus side, the kitchen staff is impressively efficient—they get orders out fast for both drive-thru and takeout. While most of the time the service is quick, there are occasional delays. Some customers have complained about the prioritization of drive-thru orders, but that’s more of a company policy issue than a problem with the staff. If you manage your order wisely, you shouldn't encounter any issues. For complicated orders, it’s best to go inside. For quicker meals, use the drive-thru or order ahead on your mobile device.