Chickfest Grilled & Fried Chicken — Restaurant in Kerala

Ample parking facility s available as this restaurant doesn't have much rush..May look similar to popular international brand. Unfortunately which doesn't taste even near to it...When I have seen an attractively garnished Arabian Salad printed on the menu card I thot to have a shot with that...My wife had already told me the item will be served with limited vegetables as we do at home. Surprisingly the serving boy brought the very same salad which can be prepared by any ordinary man who doesn't know even the basics of professional hotel management..I am far an expert in preparing salad when I compared with the item brought by the server...Still I remember the friend chicken they served was spilling out oil from it...Had a pathetic experience when I compared with my expectation when I saw the Display board and menu card...This hub will never be recommended for the fans of our favorite international brand ... Management s expected to excuse me , else improve the status .Just shared my genuine experience.still keeping the bill with me, left remaining in my glove box... Few days ago again I made a visit but I was shocked by seeing their menu card..They have hiked the rate almost doubled from its initial figure.I felt this restaurant s too expensive .Never recommend for a middle class family. Found a family was dining on next table Struggling to share 1000 RS worth meal among 4 member. I felt they could have lavishly eaten anything with 1000 Rs.I can't imagine such an expensive one...

Will never buy food from Chickfest again. Here are my reasons:

Bought half Al faham and 6pcs fried chicken. Will share the pictures so you can see for yourself about the quality of chicken. I spoke to the Manager of the restaurant, and she said it's normal portion size for all customers, while there is a big hole in the chicken leg and thigh piece. She also said she would get her suppliers (Suguna FROZEN Products) to call me, so I can speak to them about my concerns. Being a customer of chickfest, I don't see a reason to speak to their supplier. Moreover, I thought restaurants were supposed to source fresh chicken instead of frozen chicken. (In my understanding). I have had Alfaham from Kochi, Malabar village Thodupuzha, Mumbai even and this is the worst piece of chicken I have ever had

There are restaurants like Peppermint, Lassibay who serves much better alfaham at a reasonable price

I paid RS 953 for the meal, and this is the quality I get, and this is the worst...

I recently visited ChickFest Restaurant, and I have to say, their fried chicken and Alfaham are absolutely top-notch! The fried chicken was perfectly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a flavorful seasoning that leaves you wanting more. Each bite was juicy and well-cooked, with the right amount of spice.

As for the Alfaham, it was an authentic delight. The chicken was marinated to perfection, rich with spices, and had a smoky flavor from the grill that made it irresistible. The meat was tender and juicy, with a great balance of flavors that were both savory and slightly tangy.

The combination of these two dishes truly showcases ChickFest’s expertise in delivering delicious, high-quality food. Whether you’re a fan of fried chicken or looking to try something different like Alfaham, this is the place to go. Highly...