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review: [BOTTOM LINE]Simple menu. Delicious chicken (of course). A great option for a quick and delicious lunch. Centrally located, too.[THE SPACE]We loved the space. It was cool and casual and the music was great. We went during an off time (lunch around 2pm), but there were still a lot of people there. I'd make reservations ahead of time if you're coming for dinner or any other busy time. The wait staff was fantastic, as well.[THE FOOD]The lunch menu is really simple, in a good way. You should be coming here for the chicken, anyway. If we were hungrier, we'd have opted for the $38 'Lucky Dice' special for two, which has the jackpot chicken, wings, hamburg, and soup/salad.We each got:1) THE JACKPOT CHICKEN (with crispy skin) - $15 for the lunch special, which includes jackpot chicken, rice, ginger-scallion sauce, and winter melon soup. Loved it! Reminded me of my childhood (with the soft chicken skin as well). The ginger scallion sauce was pungent and tasty. The crispy skin is a must get, and almost chip like. Also the rice was killer (had a hint of chicken fat in it. Yea.)2) ROAST CHICKEN RICE (with crispy skin) - Tastes like a mix between chicken and char siu. I liked the pickled green papaya that came with it. I'd go classic with the jackpot chicken, though. Next time I'd add a soy sauce egg, too! I know it's sometimes hard to justify getting Hainanese chicken for $15, but you get a hip restaurant and nice service with it. Would definitely come back.
question: How is the chicken?
Output:
Delicious chicken