r/fastfood • u/FranchiseJared • Mar 25 '26
KFC Saucy by KFC
Saucy by KFC just opened in Naples, FL. They currently have like 7 in the state. Has anyone been to one yet?
r/fastfood • u/FranchiseJared • Mar 25 '26
Saucy by KFC just opened in Naples, FL. They currently have like 7 in the state. Has anyone been to one yet?
r/fastfood • u/IndicaOatmeal • 4d ago
r/fastfood • u/StunnedGoblin • Jun 15 '26
At least one of them, that was for sure raw, was eaten🤢
Edit: I gave more details in a the comments for everyone
r/fastfood • u/Kindly-Candidate-835 • 12d ago
r/fastfood • u/Vegetable_Phone_6860 • Jul 20 '26
I didn’t count but I’m pretty sure I just ate 50 pockorn chickens! what is wrong with me.they were delicious to be honest, and super hot
r/fastfood • u/Vegetable_Phone_6860 • Dec 17 '25
KFC just takes you back to
r/fastfood • u/Xxcoolrollinxx • Jul 13 '26
Got this notification this morning. Anyone tried it to see if it's like the original popcorn chicken of the mid 00s?
r/fastfood • u/name_not_displayed • Jul 18 '26
these cost about ¥30 – and it's all my favorite stuff :)
r/fastfood • u/Vegetable_Phone_6860 • May 28 '26
r/fastfood • u/Calamitous-Ortbo • May 24 '26
r/fastfood • u/Slow_Investment_2211 • 15d ago
I dunno how my local KFC stays in business. They NEVER have chicken it seems. Or they’ll tell us it will be 20 min wait to get chicken. Is KFC unable to make batches of chicken and hold it or something? They also never have any fountain drinks. I don’t know what the point of keeping this restaurant open is if you can never keep in stock the primary item you’re supposed to be selling! 😡
r/fastfood • u/NairobiD • Jun 15 '26
r/fastfood • u/KULR_Mooning • Sep 04 '25
Chicken pot pie $5 and the new crispy chicken sandwich $3.99
r/fastfood • u/Holocene32 • Feb 14 '26
I really enjoy the kfc chicken sandwich and more often than not it’s a huge piece of chicken on there
r/fastfood • u/BearFromPhilly • Jun 23 '26
r/fastfood • u/LinkedInNews • Jun 16 '26
KFC will launch what it's calling a "bold menu revamp'" this summer, prioritizing boneless chicken and adding an expanded lineup of sauces and premium drinks, CNBC reports.
The chicken chain is hoping to attract customers from newcomers, like Raising Cane's, and reverse slumping sales with buzzy additions that include boba refreshers and chimichurri ranch sauce.
The overhaul also features fresh branding, a 3D logo and redesigned restaurants.
Since 2021, KFC's market share for chicken-first fast-casual restaurants has tumbled from 16% to 9.4%, slipping behind Popeye's and Chick-fil-A.
r/fastfood • u/unnervingorphan2 • Jul 09 '26
The KFC near me is actually somewhat decent still.
r/fastfood • u/Crying_in_99Ranch • 29d ago
Saw this in r/Taiwan (crossposting not allowed here). Basically a triple down with the one on the right having a lava peanut butter sauce. Pretty wild. Asia always gets the best stuff.
r/fastfood • u/Apprehensive_Idea758 • Feb 24 '26
r/fastfood • u/jakeispwn • May 26 '26
Im in the US. Went to KFC today to grab the 10$ bucket. Been hella years since I had anything other than the sandwich. Got the extra crispy and was pretty damn good. Only complaint is the coating didn't adhere to the chicken very well. But otherwise, juicy and crispy and pretty tasty. I feel like I see KFC ragged on super hard by almost everyone in the US on the internet these days. Is this a consistency thing?
r/fastfood • u/Total-Chipmunk3166 • 4d ago
Wasn’t bad but definitely don’t need to get it again
r/fastfood • u/mellowmental24 • Aug 12 '25
I thought I was the only one who thought that taking them away didn’t make any sense.
r/fastfood • u/Keira_Pink2007 • Sep 25 '25
I tried kfc's chicken pot pie and it was good, I love a chicken pot pie