Urban Hot Chicken

I was pretty excited when I saw that there was going to be a spicy chicken spot in the old Dunkin's on Dundalk Ave. Finally had the chance to check it out last night for dinner.We both got the chicken sandwich. The menu is small, or I'm sure Jeremy would have ordered more than one sandwich. He did also get the bucket of "Korean Chicken" but that thing is a lawsuit waiting to happen, and he wasn't brave enough to eat much of it. I'm not sure what makes that chicken Korean. It has a nice breading, but one does expect certain flavors when ordering Korean chicken. There's no soy or garlic here, no spice. The chicken is also cut/chopped in such a haphazard manner that the first bite I took was composed only of small rib bones. You really can't tell what you're getting (because of the thick breading) until the chicken is in your mouth, and then there's the possibility that there won't be any meat in that bite. These tiny bones are dangerous. Spitting them out is messy, but necessary. No one should have to spit out a mouth-full of bones. EVER.There isn't any "Hot" in anything that we ordered, either. I do appreciate that the coleslaw is coarsely chopped, and well sauced and seasoned but part of the draw (at least for me) of having coleslaw on a sandwich is to soothe the burn of a hot sauce or seasoning. While it does add a nice crunch, is it really needed on an already crispy sandwich? Not really. It just makes your roll mushy. I suggest getting it on the side.The chicken on the sandwich was great. It's well-breaded and crispy. It's a decent size piece of chicken. The huge dill pickle slices are also perfectly briny to cut through some of that fried-ness. It's a very appealing contrast.Service was friendly and speedy, but there's really nothing I would go back for.

This is a fairly new business that just opened up on Dundalk avenue. It used to be the old Dunkin' Donuts They have since opened up a new restaurant right across the street on the adjacent corner.BACK TO SUBJECT: The chicken here leaves you wondering if it is indeed CHICKEN PIECES at all LoL I ordered their Korean sauce combo with seasoned fries and a regular drink. Well, the fries and the drink were the best part of this meal which cost me $20.13. When I got home and looked at the sticky gooey bucket of fried "chopped up pieces of chicken" I couldn't believe it. It looks like they chopped up chicken backs etc. smothered them in this sticky cheap sauce and that was it. There was only one recognizable piece of chicken in the whole package and that was a chicken wing LoL I was told this menu option came in (10) or (20) PIECES OF CHICKEN, not chopped up backs etc C'mon folks this place won't be here long tryna push this BS off on the public. Were they chicken tenders, fingers, nuggets etc. NOPE just chopped up pieces of backs and fried skin WTF The customer service was great on the other hand but that was about it. I won't be coming back here for anything. Time to cook my own chicken dinner at home which will be much better and I know what I'm getting LoL!

Ok , so this place is new . I ordered the Korean chicken sandwich with coleslaw and side of fries . Fries were good and so was the sandwich . Everything is made to order , I would recommend ordering ahead of time . It was not that busy though , I waited 15 mins for my food and only saw two other customers come inside . Not sure if they're going to last .

Urban Hot Chicken in Baltimore is absolutely amazing! The food is insanely flavorful, and the spice levels are spot-on, catering to all taste preferences. The casual and friendly atmosphere makes it a great place to relax and enjoy a meal. Even when it's busy, the food is worth the wait, portions are generous and every bite is delicious. If you love fried chicken, this place is a must-visit.