So I've been doing restaurant searches in Calgary too. I like to try good food, especially holes in the wall. So one of the popular ones I found was Olive Chicken, a little corner store that sold Korean fried chicken.
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| Half and Half (2 pieces of hot and sweet chicken, and 3 pieces of crispy chicken) |
Before it was just going to be B and I, but it became a family outing My parents wanted to hang out with us more, so despite the fact they don't like fried food, they also gave it a try. By the expression of my dad, I don't think they will come back again:
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| Dad: Mmm, it's ok. Not. |
However, B's expression is always the same - good, bad, ugly, pretty. However, he said he will definitely eat it again. Who doesn't like fried chicken?
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| "I like." |
I just had the crispy chicken, but had a bite of B's hot and sweet chicken. I liked that more. The crispy one just tasted too dry after the saucy one. Besides it tasting less fatty and less salty than the 'franchise' fried chicken, it's still fried chicken. And like my parents, I'm not a big fan of fried foods, so I won't volunteer to come back again. However, if B wants to, I'll eat it with him, of course.
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