3 stonegate drive nw (aidrie) i apologize for all the korean fried chicken posts i’ve been making so consecutively, it’s just so good! a few weekends ago, i was in calgary visiting some extended family. my aunt from vietnam was leaving to go back soon, so we just had a last small gathering. i’ve always been told that the food scene in calgary was much better than the one in edmonton, so i attempt to try at least one place whenever i visit. my cousins wanted to take me to a place that served korean fried chicken, cause they thought it was one of the better places that they’ve ever had it, yum yum chicken and bbq korean cuisine. this is a small chain that exists in calgary, with about 4-5 locations around calgary, with one being in airdrie, which my cousins claim to be the best location. venue the inside of it is much like coco’s deep fried chicken in edmonton. small, with little seating for dining in. i think most people always opt to do take out anyways. you can get burgers, fries, and some other fare here, but they are mostly known for their chicken, so that’s what we got. shallots chicken and yum yum chicken we got a family pack, because we had a lot of mouths to feed. we decided on the shallots chicken, and their signature yum yum sauce chicken. this came with some fries, but these seemed to be just store-bought crinkle cut fries, so i won’t write much about them. shallots chicken the shallots chicken comes with shredded green onions or shallots that are placed on top. the chicken was pretty tasty. it had a nice sweetness to it, and you could detect a hint of cinnamon which was a little bit different. the skin was very crispy, to the point that every bite was crunchy. nice and crisp. the pieces of chicken here were a lot smaller than the ones at it’ dog and coco’s deep fried chicken though, in edmonton. yum yum chicken the other type of chicken we had was their signature yum yum chicken. it was pretty good. the sauce wasn’t too strong and rich, and did not overp