KFC — Restaurant in San Miguel de Abona

This is absolutely NOT authentic KFC. Aside from waiting ten minutes in the car after ordering when the order arrived it was not worth the money and nothing like KFC in other countries. We ordered a chicken burger meal which was average but the joke was the €19.99 bucket. We were expecting it to be like KFC we’ve had in UK but it was a small bucket about 15 cms high x 20 cms diameter with 20 small pieces of chicken strips. No extras like coleslaw, beans, sauces, fries etc just a small tub of breaded chicken strips each about 8/10 cms long and 2 cms wide. No mixture of pieces, no wings/ drumsticks/ breasts just strips. This bucket along with the burger meal cost €27.00 The chips were terrible as well. Cold/soggy and no salt. Don’t bother. The Colonel...

This was probably the worst experience I've ever had at KFC, which is generally bad in Spain because the menu is different and the chicken is prepared differently. But this particular restaurant served us chicken similar to Kentucky Chicken, but it was spoiled. After removing the breading, it reeked of a sweet rot, so I had to immediately return it, thankfully without actually taking a bite. The strips were not only poorly made but thankfully not spoiled. The only somewhat edible item were the hot wings, and even those were a far cry from what you can get at KFC in the Czech Republic, Poland, or Germany. I've already tried KFC in Mallorca this year, which wasn't great, but being nearly poisoned at KFC is a new one for me. Send in the...

This was hands down the worst KFC experience I’ve ever had. The chicken was an absolute disaster—not only was it completely flavorless, but it didn’t even have the signature golden color KFC is known for. Instead, it was whitish and unappetizing, looking like it had barely been cooked properly. It was borderline inedible and felt like it had been thrown together without any care or attention.

On top of that, it made me sick. Literally. I don’t know if this is the standard for all KFC locations in Spain, but if it is, they need to seriously reconsider how they’re operating. This doesn’t even come close to the quality you’d expect from KFC in other countries. Avoid it at all costs—your taste buds and your stomach...