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    Louisiana Fried Chicken?

    I used to get some good fried chicken at this place called Louisiana Fried Chicken. a friend of mine drove past the other day and the sign was notably different from what we both remembered . . .

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    One of my favorite wings in our area is a Chinese fusion food place. They have Hawaiian and Korean inspired dishes as well. But their wings? Amazing. They dry brine them in some yellow seasoning (I dunno what) then fry them KFC style. The best fried chicken in town (in my opinion) comes from a Peruvian place, same deal... some sort of rub that isn't normal on fried chicken, then a perfect fried chicken exterior.

    Give it a shot if they still sell fried chicken there, you might be surprised.

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    • latenight71
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      latenight71 commented
      April 11, 2021, 05:11 PM
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      I'm there with you on Asian fried chicken, actually. there are two Japanese restaurants I frequent (or did often before Covid) that serve the best fried chicken drumettes/wings. i've also had some pretty good Korean BBQ. So, I'll certainly try some Louisiana Asian Kitchen to see what it's all about. really, I just thought the use of the existing sign was rather humorous. It's like the "Vons Market" that becomes "Jons Market" or "Walmart" becoming "SmallMart". Wow. Tough crowd tonight.
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    • ItsAllGoneToTheDogs
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      ItsAllGoneToTheDogs commented
      April 11, 2021, 05:24 PM
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      latenight71 I figured that's what you were getting at. But gotta remember most of us have never seen the old sign
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    ItsAllGoneToTheDogs

    you are correct, Sir! Maybe this reference will help.

    "Louisiana Famous Fried Chicken"

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    "Louisiana Famous Asian Kitchen"

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    • ItsAllGoneToTheDogs
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      ItsAllGoneToTheDogs commented
      April 11, 2021, 06:00 PM
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      So I assume they kept the chicken or SOMETHING on the menu since they are still claiming "Famous since"
    #4
    There used to be a Louisiana Famous Fried Chicken in the Gaslamp, but it looks like it's a noodle shop now. No idea if it was related.

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    • Bkhuna
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      Bkhuna commented
      April 11, 2021, 10:22 PM
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      I remember back in the 70's when the Gaslamp district was part of the seedy underbelly of downtown. Hell, downtown was pretty seedy all around.

      Horton plaza had a toe hold on my heart. The Seven Seas. Pussycat Caberet. Ever hear of the Sportsman's Club?
    #5
    Try this one out.
    https://thewoksoflife.com/fried-chic...ontainer-30059
    really freaking good. And authentic.
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    • holehogg
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      holehogg commented
      April 12, 2021, 01:15 AM
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      Thx
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