Restaurants & Bars
Seattle Is Home To One Of America's Best New Restaurants In 2022
Eater's annual list highlights just 15 restaurants across the nation, and this year a new Seattle chicken spot made the cut.
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SEATTLE — Another Seattle restaurant is under the national spotlight this year, with an up-and-coming fried chicken joint in Greenwood nabbing a spot on Eater's Best New Restaurants list. Eater writers and editors considered only restaurants that opened between Sept. 1, 2021, and Sept. 30, 2022, then narrowed their picks down to the 15 that staffers found most exciting across America.
The Chicken Supply, specializing in Filipino-inspired and gluten-free fried chicken, has quickly gained popularity since opening its takeout-focused shop on Greenwood Avenue last year, earning accolades from critics and diners alike.
"Never overly dry inside, the flavorful coating is perfectly crackly and light as air," Eater's Erin DeJesus writes. "Fried drumsticks and thighs are equally astounding, and it all sings when dipped into fragrant house-made banana ketchup. This is the kind of main-event chicken that you build an entire afternoon around eating."
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The Chicken Supply keeps its menu simple, with wings, drums, thighs and chicken on a stick, all priced between $3 and $7 each. Sides include coconut collard greens and beans and rice, and dessert offerings include a butter mochi cake.
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If you're planning to see what the hype is all about, planning ahead is a good idea, too. The restaurant fields pre-orders daily, and the day's supply has been known to sell out fast.
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