Chicken Valley

The food is great here as well as the service. The ambiance is a bit noisy and can be crowded since it is near the entrance to the Pike Place Market. I love their gizzards and hearts. Their shrimp is good as well. The only concern I would have is the cost. They a very pricey. For example, $3.50 for wing, and $3.36 for a drumstick, and $9.99 per pound of gizzards. So, be prepared to pay too much for your fried chicken and other menu items, but the food does taste good.

While walking through Pikes Market trying various food serving establishments, my brother spotted this place. While he was looking at the chicken offerings, I spotted a side cabinet that had deep fried chicken gizzards, livers, and hearts. My brother and I we love these things, so we got a combo order of all three. After devouring the combo order we ordered another pound of gizzards and hearts. We both agreed that these were some of the best food we tried during our entire 5 day trip in Seattle. Perfectly cooked and the batter reminded me of a KFC-like flavor. We loved them so much that we came back the next day to get more! My brother tried a chicken stick and said it wasn't too good. My recommendation is to not even waste your time on anything else they offer, just stick to the hearts, gizzards, and liver. They would rank as some of the best I've ever tried, only at a couple of places in the Midwest have I ever had better gizzards.

Definitely a good place to visit if you're on a budget. I got the shrimp tempura and chicken wings. Shrimp tempura was pretty good and comes with a good sweet and sour dipping sauce. The chicken tasted like it was sitting forever under the heat lamp. Not my go to place but definitely a hidden spot to check out.

The gizzards and hearts are so delicious. We started buying here years ago and we don't get up to Seattle much now, but our son brought us some Easter weekends and they are still wonderful.

Tried the orange chicken stick while snacking at pike place market. It was about $6 after tax and I will say it was a pretty big portion. Nothing stood out really, it tasted like the Chinese dish just on a stick. More sweet and sour vibe than anything. It's cheap and would certainly fill you up but I ended up pitching it after a few bites. Service was quick though and they have gizzards, hearts, livers etc. if that is what you are looking for.

Walking by, the delicious scent drew us in. We couldn't decide on the spicy chicken skewer or the sesame honey chicken skewer and we ended up going with the latter.It was juicy and flavorful. Reminded me of orange chicken, so if you like that then you'll enjoy this. Great on the go snack.It's a small, modest fried-food joint.

As we were walking around the market, we started to get hangry and made a decision to eat here. Not our best decision of the day. We were drawn in by the crowd (we thought it was popular) and the view - they have very large shrimp in a warmed case and a second case displaying chicken, etc. Prices were reasonable - $7 for 5 huge shrimp. Hubby and I decided to share the tempura shrimp and a large water bottle. Reason for low stars is: line took FOREVER, there is no sense of urgency here; employee seemed indifferent to help us like she was just checking off boxes - no greeting, no smiles; the shrimp ended up not being hot - it was room temperature. There are too many other vendors with amazing food at the market to be spending money here for mediocre food.

Just a fried food stand, mostly chicken parts and other fried goodies like churros, fries, and some seafood. Like everything else in pikes market its overpriced, guess rent is high here. 1 piece of fried chicken thigh is $3, which btw is the cheapest thing you could probably buy in the market.I don't mind spending $3 on a piece of chicken if its really good and fried fresh to order, but these are sitting under a heat lamp and nothing special. Nothing bad about them just nothing remarkable. Perhaps there is something else on the menu that is much better but it is called Chicken valley, so my assumption is that chicken is their speciality.If you're looking for a quick cheap bite, this place is probably cheapest you'll find in the market. There is also mustard, ketchup and salt in a little stand around the corner for your fries and whatnot.

Good place at the Pike Place Market for some chicken giblets... liver and gizzards on the go while walking through the market. Pretty cheap and straightforward. The Chinese lady that runs this place seems have zero concept of friendliness or customer service. I think she acts like me being there ordering food from her business is some kind of inconvenience to her, but I'll let it slide because there aren't a lot of places that offer cheap chicken gizzards and liver. Also, it's not Pike's Place Market. It's PIKE PLACE MARKET.

Walked by this place captivated by the novelties in the glass case, which led to a huge disappointment. We got the gizzards and it was not edible. The gizzards were not crispy AND overly chewy. The batter was soggy af, which made the entire thing unappetizing. The 55 cents sauce that they charge would not save the flavor of this item. I would avoid at all cost. Please don't be fooled like I was. Just keep walking, no need to waste your money.