Chicken Supreme

A perfect spot to munch before or after attending the fanciest bowling alley in New Jersey, Chicken Supreme is located on River St in Hackensack, just blocks away from Bowler City. The tenders are warm and savory. The vibe is southern and inviting. Overall, it is a good time. Lots of people go here for their “famous” fried chicken but as tender enthusiasts, we despise bone. What’s the point of working for your food? I advise all of you to make fried chicken a thing of the past. Tenders are the future. Chicken Supreme is a splendid place to down your sorrows of yet another poor bowling tournament performance. Or celebrate if you do well, i guess. The tenders from this institution are not as juicy as advertised, kind of like Minute Maid’s “100% juice” claim. Like, c’mon. It can’t be 100%. The crispiness of the Chicken Supreme tender is not to be reckoned with as it tastes delicious and has a nice crunch. However the breading does leave a significant amount of grease on those hands, like a good NY slice of pizza. The color of the tenders is golden brown, very impressive for a firm that specializes in fried chicken. They are almost the color of a perfectly cooked buttermilk pancake. The consistency is average, like a 72 at Augusta National Golf Club. As for the price, you can attack 3 tenders for $4.99 or 6 for $7.99. I would like to put out there that Chicken Supreme’s sauces are muy deliciouso. Its honey mustard and bbq sauces are a one-two punch, like Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Judge.

Taste: 7

Crispiness: 7

Juiciness: 8

Appearance: 4

Bang for your Buck: 5

Score: 31