Fritou Chicken

This location is now owned by a Pakistani family and is HALAL!
The chicken and fries are great. Don’t bother with their chicken burger. For some reason it is always stale, dry and over cooked. Go to the NE branch if you are craving the burger. Also they don’t have a pizza menu like in the NE.
Like the NE location, they are a 2 in 1 restaurant. But instead of pizza they have a desi menu under Mysha foods. I haven’t tried anything yet. However, I did eat food at a desi party catered by these guys and it was overall very disappointing. Everything was overly spicy and tasted like Shan masala packets.

Decent fried chicken for the price!

I’m a bit embarrassed to be the first person to give Fritou a not so great review, but. .. I live pretty close to Fritou, they like to stick their signs in my condo’s lawn areas. I checked them out on Unilocal to see people were pretty happy with their experiences there.
Mine began with being barely greeted by someone who looked like they hated their job.
It is dingy, but that’s not a big deal to me. Some of the best places to eat look like they have the potential to give you food poisoning.
No, my beef is with the soggy, bland fries and extremely greasy chicken I ended up taking home.
Didn’t even finish it.
Also tore out the signs on my lawn.. . Don’t think they were allowed to do that without asking the condo board to put them up in the first place.

Ordered 12 pcs hot wings here, for a 15 mins wait, the wings taste pretty good. They arent very oily to the taste.

When I first read Gabe’s reviews I thought he was lying. Gabe A a liar? Hardly but he tends to make you solve riddles. So for a while I wondered where this elusive chicken joint was because Gabe kept replying to my queries with coy responses like «Guy it’s where you need it to be» «Guy it’s where dreams are made out of»
So when I finally found Fritou chicken I was driving down on the opposite side of the road of Canyon Meadows I immediately cut through traffic, braving the obnoxious honking from those silly cars trying to drive in the opposite direction.
When I walked in and took a look at the menu I immediately got the impression that the place was a mix between an indian restaurant and a KFC. Awesome. One one side of the menu are your fried chicken, chicken sandwiches, etc and on the other are east-​indian chicken dishes like butter chicken and tandoori. But don’t make the mistake of mocking the identity of this place, THEY ARE ALL ABOUT THE CHICKEN HERE.
I took a 3 piece with coleslaw and fries to go. Simple but it speaks volumes about this little chicken joint. The fried chicken distinctly stood out from what I’ve usually had in the city (KFC, chicken on the way). It’s crisp and salty but the seasoning is light and subtle and serves to compliment the quality of the chicken. Their gravy is MUY GUSTO. At first I found it a bit strange as it instantly hits you with east indian spices, but it wins you over once you get digging into it with your fries and chicken. I’m not a big fan of the fries but thats because I seem to reject carbs soaked in oil but their coleslaw was savoury and provided refreshing breaks between the heavy bites of chicken and gravy.
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I prefer not to get fried chicken too often, but when I do, I like this place close to home! It is located in a dingy little corner strip mall off Canyon Meadows Dr, sandwiched between a liquor store and a dojo. What a kooky little area!
Fritou is literally a hole in the wall, with a tiny window where you can catch a glimpse of fried magic being created. It is less greasy than KFC, with better spices, and tastes great when you take it home to eat with some steamed rice and bok choy. You can have your fancy, overblown Chicken-​On-​The-​Way, but I will take Fritou anyday.