Coco Deep Fried Chicken

Name: Coco Deep Fried Chicken
Address: 3350 Parsons Rd NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T5L 3P9, Canada
Telephone: +17804727328
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.2

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258 votes

#694 of 2680 fast food in Edmonton

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Korean cuisine can be tried here. You are to find good fried chicken, chicken strips and Caesar salads. Enjoy tasty waffles that are served at this restaurant.

Coco Deep Fried Chicken with takeaway food is suitable for those clients who like to have supper in a hurry. Based on the visitors' opinions, waiters offer delicious beer. Some guests recommend great tea at this place. The staff is said to be accommodating here. Enjoyable service is something that people highlight in their comments. Prices are affordable for the quality you receive. According to the guests' opinions, the decor looks spectacular. But facebook users visited this spot and rated it below average.

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(4.3/5)

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(7.2/10)

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The Red Blue Blur 7 years ago on Zomato

Here is the raw review so you can be informed and know what is the best choices out there. So we Googled Korean fried chicken to see what was out there. We bumped into Coco Fried Chicken, so decided to give it a try. The restaurant (North side) is very mom and pop style. You can eat there. Now, the order took at least 20 minutes to fulfill even though there was only 1 other small order in front of us. They obliviously do not make in batches to get the chickens ready quickly.

We know about Popeyes and have eaten their chicken before, so we had to compare both at the same time. There is no comparison, period. For the same price (8 pieces), Popeye gives you adult pieces of chicken. Coco Fried Chicken gives you probably a young chicken since the same piece is much smaller. See the pictures. That is no excuse if you will serve smaller, less chicken, you must charge less, unless your chicken is out of this world...

In terms of crispiness of the skin, Popeyes takes the cake. Each bit, you (and others around you) can hear the crunch. Coco's batter or frying method does not produce the same sound and therefore does not taste fresh.

All in all, when you go in Popeyes, there is usually a line forming, that should tell you something. Will I give Coco Fried Chicken another try..? No.

If you want the best chicken, go for Popeyes, until another contender can beat it. I'd also say that in terms of freshness (not greasy feel) and size of serving, Popeyes beats KFC also, just saying.

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Michael Buchanan 7 years ago on Zomato

I came here for lunch a week or 2 ago & glad I did the fried chicken was some of the best I have had. I ordered the 2 piece sweet soy fried chicken with rice $7.95 for lunch special. The chicken was super juicy cooked perfectly with a great crispy coating & the sauce was a perfect mix of sweet & salty.

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Krispybites 10 years ago on Zomato

I've noticed that many Korean dramas make references to fried chicken and beer, or "chimek" as they call it ("chi" for chicken and "mek" for mekju, the Korean word for beer). This seems to be the go-to comfort food for failed relationships and work woes, or just a casual takeout meal. And now Edmonton has its own authentic Korean fried chicken store — Coco Deep Fried Chicken. The store is simple with no fancy decor, but it is quite spacious for what one would consider a takeout joint. Food is ordered at the counter, and eating utensils (paper plates, plastic forks, wooden chopsticks) are self-serve. There is a pretty good selection of domestic and imported beers in the fridge including Korean brand Cass (330mL: $3.99) and Japanese Sapporo (500mL: $4.49). I ordered a 10-piece half-and-half family pack ($22.99) which includes both crispy chicken and sweet and hot chicken. So what makes Korean fried chicken different from its American counterpart? First of all, the battered chicken is dou

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+1 780-472-7328

Korean

Scheduled hours: 4PM - 9PM

May be permanently closed

$$$$ Price range per person CAD 14 - CAD 35