Mya's Fried Chicken

Saw that these guys were in the Easton area and decided to check them out. Ordered the 8 chicken wings, baked beans, Mac and cheese and coleslaw. The baked beans were definitely homemade. They had onion, pepper and a hearty sauce with them. The coleslaw was a homemade creamy style and had a light sweet taste, super tasty. The Mac n cheese had a great blend of cheese and noodles, with a touch of pepper. I should have ordered more of it for sure. The chicken wings had the hot honey sauce on them. A little sweet with a back end touch of heat. Delicious!!! The truck has been in business for around 7 years now. Everyone should come out and check it out for sure. Chris and his gang are doing a super job. Definitely will revisit.

Help me understand what I missed? So I go to their food truck in Columbus Commons expecting their nostalgic fried chicken, mashed potatoes, potato salad, awesome biscuits, and signature honey sauce and to my surprise all that was left from their original menu is the honey? I felt like leaving but I already spent 10 mins in line and didn't feel like going to another line. I wound up getting the chicken tenders, two dipping sauces, and Mac and cheese and everything was underwhelming for $10.50. Mac and cheese was more Macaroni than Cheese and the chicken tenders were only good after dipping them in the sauce. For $10.50 I wish I would've went to Raising Canes which is overrated as hell but at least you get bang for your buck. All their menu had was sandwiches, tenders, bone in mini wings, and pulled chicken sandwiches. I can understand why they would do this in order to satisfy the lunch crowd in the area and be as speedy as possible. It took about 1 min to get my food after I ordered. Nevertheless, I would've waited hours for their Classic bone in chicken and biscuits which is why I made the out of the way trip to seek them out during lunch hour in Columbus Commons. I already had my pre made lie ready for my "boss" as to why it took so long to come back for lunch under the premise that Myas had bone in chicken like they used to with it taking a while to prepare but I didn't need to use the excuse. Damn shame they totally changed up everything and you definitely can't live in the past. RIP MYA'S...It was a pleasure knowing and tasting you guys back in the day. Unfortunately today's "meal" wasn't it chief and I won't be back nor recommend "THE NEW MYA'S" Had high hopes but like the saying goes: Never meet your heroes because they always let you down in the end!

Mya's offers great fried chicken. It's even more impressive that they serve such a high quality product from a food truck. While Hot Chicken Takeover certainly wears the Columbus' fried chicken crown, Mya's fried chicken is no joke.The thick crispy exterior and juicy interior of Mya's fried chicken are marvelous. As opposed to heat at HCT, Mya's pleases the palate through sweetness. Their herbed honey drizzle is delicious especially when combined with the slightly salty seasoned skin.If you don't feel like using your hands, the chicken sliders are a solid choice. They are composed of succulent pieces of boneless chicken served in homemade biscuits. I definitely would visit Mya's more often, but it's just a little out of the way for me in Clintonville. Luckily I get my haircuts in the same building, so I try to go at least once a month.

OMG this Filipino fried chicken is HELLA good.A true hidden gem in Columbus.I've heard much of Mya's from my coworkers at OSU. I first had a taste of Ohio fried chicken when I had Cane's, but this food truck definitely tops that not-so-sober experience.For $6, you can have two pieces of fried dark meat chicken, drizzled with their honey glaze that just makes this heavenly delicious. The batter was not heavy and felt like it was made for that chicken. You also get a large, fluffy biscuit that really compliments the meat.Service was fast, quick and easy. The truck was hidden away behind a convenience store so be on the lookout.Since I was loving the weather during the day, I actually made the 40 minute walking trek from Buckeye campus to get lunch here, and it was so worth it. I definitely will try to come back to try the home style sides I keep reading about.GO NOW! You won't be disappointed.

Thank you for coming to Fiserv Friday I Had the Honey Dip sandwich and it was amazing chicken was so juicy and the breading was so good the lettuce and pickles added an extra crunch highly recommend and yes I'll say it BETTER THAN HOT CHICKEN TAKEOVER

This was... okay? It was chicken. No special flavor or seasoning. It just... was. I always wanted to try this truck when it's been at the Columbus Commons thinking it would be a HCT competitor but I had a more flavorful chicken sandwich at Max and Erma's. I was also hoping a truck advertising fried chicken would have biscuits, but apparently not. I would seek other options before dropping $8-9 here.

If you love soggy, flavorless chicken.. then this is the spot for you! I am surprised that a fried chicken place would serve the food we were given. The Mac and cheese was dry, but the baked beans were the only decent thing. Ordered chicken tenders, soggy. Ordered party wings, soggy and might I add TINY! They were so overcooked, and the sauce was disgusting. We got the honey hot flavor. Also ordered 2 Yard Birds, and those had huge chunks of soggy, flavorless chicken with barely any sauce. The bun was good! $50 down the drain.. spend your money elsewhere.

Umm, yes! Chicken is absolutely delicious, I loved everything about it, get you some of that! The lady recommend the honey drizzle something, you're also gonna wanna get some of that! Also Mac & cheese, mashed potatoes and gravy was to die for!

So so so glad that Mya's Fried Chicken is back! I've ordered the sliders and regular chicken meals. I LOVE the sliders. Crispy, boneless chicken on homemade biscuits with a drizzle of herbed honey. The salty/sweet combo is perfected with these sliders. The biscuits are buttery and delicious. Although I prefer the sliders, the regular chicken is also great. The chicken is well-seasoned, crispy on the outside and covered in a honey/vinegar sauce (only if you request it.) All the sides are made from scratch. I've eaten the mashed potatoes and creamy coleslaw. Both were fantastic. The coleslaw wasn't overly sweet or drenched in dressing. The mashed potatoes were a little chunky and topped with gravy. I can't ever decide between sides so I usually end up getting a small order of two different items. Right now they are only open a few nights a week during dinner while they get back on their feet. Make sure to check their FB page for updates on changing hours/days.

The food was actually decent, however I was really disappointed when I found out that the "bowel" I just ordered was a CUP. I was expecting something much larger than that, for $11. If it was $6-8 that might be about right. They should change that description on the menu.