Hangry Moon's Fried Chicken — Restaurant in Los Angeles

I placed a pick-up order using Postmates and I showed up shortly after I got the notification my order was ready. My food was not ready when I arrived, but I was told to wait 5 minutes. 45 minutes later my food was ready. 6 other orders, all placed after mine, were filled and completed before my order was even started AFTER I was notified my order was ready.

This is the second time this has happened to me at this location, I patiently waited the first time and thought it was a one time mistake.

There was only one guy working this time, and I felt bad because a lot of orders came in a short period. But my simple order should have not taken over an hour to fill after initially ordering. The owner needs to fill the shifts and make sure those who are working are keeping track of orders.

I only recommend eating here during non peak times. They simply cannot handle more than 5...

Overpriced Chicken Tenders & Burnt Toast...was eager to try this place out based on location, reviews and online menu & photos. Couldn't be more disappointed. Basically $12 for 2 chicken tenders, fries and Texas toast. Totally Raising Canes without the glitz. You walk up and order. It's not an inside eatery. I ordered the 2 PC tenders with fries and Texas Toast. Honestly, the portions are large. I ordered 2 of these combos for ne and my wife but we easily could have split one order. The tenders were ok. The breading was more crispy than I prefer and was pulling away from the chicken, creating almost a sandwich-like effect. Some of my fries weren't cooked all the way through and my Texas Toast was burnt on one side. Honestly, I'd rather go to Raising Canes. Food quality is much better and it's cheaper to boot. My advice....skip this place and go to Fat Sal's which is adjacent to...

Everything in this neighborhood is a little too expensive, so I wasn't surprised at the price of the "Hangrier Combo." Three chicken strips, fries. I decided to try one of each flavor: plain, spicy, and Korean.

They were not chicken strips.

Those things were friggin' HUGE! Each one was literally the size of a chicken breast, fried to crispy perfection. One would have been sufficient for a dinner. Three ... well let's just say I had some delicious leftovers. Which made it probably the best dining value I found in the area!

The plain one still had great fried chicken flavor. The spicy one had a serious kick: figure a 4 on the 1 - 5 scale. But really delicious. The Korean was sweet and spicy...