Very tasty and you'll definitely get you bang for your buck 😋

It’s the best fried chicken I’ve ever had. Top notch 11/10. The curry katsu and tang su dumplings are also fire. Add a bottle of gris blanc rose to the order and you have a perfect meal.

Actually, there seems to be two in a row. The second underpass is pretty neat and tidy.

Best chicken I've had... So far.

My family and I (all Korean) love it. Fried chicken is amazing though the rest of the menu is just okay by Korean standards. Wings are good enough to justify the drive into College Hill from East bay and dealing with street parking. For Super Bowl type parties you can order large volumes of wings at the last minute and they’ve always accommodated me no problem.

Amazing!

Yes. My company doesn’t care if you have a medical card or live in rec state. If you piss hot for THC you’re gonzo

I take my out of town gluten free friends there. Their fried chicken is gluten free. If they are from an area without a lot of Korean restaurants, they are over the moon to have good (or any) fried chicken. It’s the only Korean fried chicken place I have tried in Rhode Island. It’s good, but not worth making a social trip there. I prefer their sister restaurant Den Den Asiana if I’m in town and want Korean. I travel a lot to areas with a Koreatown for work and my fix then.

Asian bakery

They were good pre-pandemic, dipped during the pandemic, came back bussin’ during the endemic phase.

Their supplier seems to fluctuate a bit as they’ve had really big and really small wings with no standard size for a period of time (2020-2021/2).

I had previously liked BBQ Chicken more, which is up the street, but their prices have ballooned so much that it’s not worth it (not to mention the decline in quality too).

Overall, they’re a strong 7.8/10 for me (A-/B+) for KFC, but I honestly think I still prefer Crave up in Boston and KoChix down in D.C. I do have a soft spot for BonChon since they’re my first foray into Korean fried chicken, despite declining QC issues.

I believe that it’s legal to deny employment or fire for failing a drug test for weed because it’s still illegal under federal law. I haven’t looked up laws in a while though.

I read this too and I didn't notice anything mentioned about hiring. I guess the answer is employers can deny you still for THC traces.

Exactly! I already read that section and it sounds like it just makes it so employers can't punish already employed people for THC use but doesn't say anything about hiring employees.

The drinks I speak of cost about 50 bucks, but are effective. Best of luck to you!

That's interesting. I didn't even think workers comp came into play at all with drug testing. To be on the safe side I think I am going to try and "detox" to pass a test, and take vitamin B so my sample isn't diluted. I'm still not sure if I can get hired if I'm positive for THC since the law changed recently.

https://casetext.com/statute/general-laws-of-rhode-island/title-21-food-and-drugs/chapter-21-2811-the-rhode-island-cannabis-act/section-21-2811-29-prohibited-activities

This reads as if someone is currently employed and not applying for employment

I'm not stating this as fact, but the way I understand it is, employers workmans comp insurance carriers tend to be the ones who are sticklers for it. If an employer hires you after a positive test, and you get hurt, they can deny a comp claim. That tends to make employers adhere to that rule, because they would be solely responsible to pay any damages. I work as a welder, and my place couldn't care less that you smoke pot, but still have to drug test because of this. For what it's worth, I've gone 6 for 6 using the drinks sold to give you a clean urine test. It's been years, but the ones sold at GNC worked very well. The only issue I had with them was once I was told my sample was too "diluted " and had to do it again. After I drank the stuff the second time, I ate a bowl of mixed veggies with butter and parmesan cheese. This "bulked" up the sample and I passed.

[deleted]

Was really disappointed when I visited. The service was terrible and the food mediocre. Had rave reviews on this sub, but I suspect this sub is full of college aged kids who don't leave the hill very often.

Overrated, the service is not good, and Thayer St is a pain to visit in general. But, Reddit's prime demographic probably doesn't stray far from College Hill, so for them, it's the best thing around.

I know that their sister restaurant, Den Den Cafe Asana, is my favorite local restaurant. I love the squid and pork belly barbecue.

My only complaint is that it is difficult to park nearby and they don't have any local delivery options, so it ends up being a special treat when I'm in the area. Which is also why I've never tried the fried chicken place: any time I am close enough to try it I end up getting the thing I know I'll like instead.

Slammin!

I think is very good. Might be bias because my sister in law cooks there

Went there once. Fried chicken was soggy, lukewarm, and reminded me of general tsos takeout. Could’ve just been an off night, but it didn’t make me want to come back. The other Den Den location was great.