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4/5 Overall
Chef 78 is a pretty new chicken spot and I saw that they deliver on UberEats, so I went for it!
4/5 Super crispy with a spicy kick! I ordered the Crispy Chicken Chop from UberEats and it just got the mild. In the States, this would be a medium-hot level. The spices were full of heat and didn't have any of the sweet notes you'd get from Hot Star Chicken so it's a different experience. This thing is a full chicken breast (not flattened) and heavily breaded so every bite is super crispy!
I tried this out because of what the description said on UberEats F**kingDelicious. An absolute deal at NT$65 (US$2.09).
3/5 Sweet Potato Fries: Very thick cuts but wasn't too crispy. I prefer it crispy, BUT in their defense it might be better fresh directly from Chef 78's store front. I ordered this via UberEats and it's amazing that these sweet potato fries were still good when delivered.
5/5 Value: For having fried chicken and sweet potato fries delivered directly to my door for NT$145 (US$4.66) this was an amazing deal. Delivery fee included.
It's food, but you're not going to enjoy it
2/5Didn't meet minimum meal expectations
3/5Satisfying and an adequate meal.
4/5So good you'll eat here again!
5/5You will remember this meal for the rest of your life!
NT$1-100 (US$0-$3.23)
NT$100-300 (US$3.23-9.68)
NT$300-700 (US$9-22)
NT$700+ (US$22.60+)
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QUALITY: The [Quality] is based on how good the food tastes and the presentation.
SERVICE: The [Service] is based on the dining experience. This includes the ambiance of the restaurant and how the interactions with the staff.
VALUE: The [Value] is based on both the Quality and Service in relation to the price. Ratings for food with a low price are a little more generous than food with a high price.
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