Fried Chicken and Cheese Tea in Chinatown
- Jul 24, 2018
- 1 min read
bb-q chicken opened last winter in Chinatown on Race Street on top of "Sally Skincare Center." Up those stairs is a takeout spot with some seating to enjoy a menu of wings, drumsticks, and boneless bites complemented by a long selection of funky teas from Tsaocaa.
We tried the Golden Olive Oil original drumstick and the Honey Garlic wings, with a side of fries and daikon and a matcha cheese tea.
About that tea- the "cheese" tea you may have heard about is really just a cream cheese like foam to top your tea. Tsaocaa 's cream cheese is intense, it was a lot of richness to handle, especially alongside fried chicken.
Checking out the sides, the fries were pretty McDonald like, that could be either a good thing or a bad thing for you. The pickled daikon is always a welcomed accompaniment to fried chicken and is common at Korean Fried Chicken spots.
On to the chicken- the olive oil drumstick were fried well, but they were a little heavy. And they just can't compare to the flavor, crispiness, and compact size of the wings. The honey garlic glaze is addicting. I more often have seen soy garlic as a flavor, and liked this sweet and sour option. Even cold the next day- delicious. These are what I will be coming back for.
bb-q, 938 Race St, Philadelphia, 267 519-8303
Au départ, je cherchais surtout des sous-vêtements confortables pour le quotidien, sans forcément accorder trop d’importance aux détails techniques. En parcourant Mariner Underwear, j’ai commencé à faire plus attention aux matières et aux coupes, car j’avais souvent des produits qui perdaient en qualité après quelques lavages. Ce qui m’a surpris, c’est de réaliser à quel point le choix du tissu peut influencer le confort sur une journée entière, surtout quand on bouge beaucoup. Avec le temps, j’ai changé ma manière d’acheter, en privilégiant des pièces plus durables plutôt que de multiplier les achats basiques qui ne tiennent pas dans la durée.