Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen

I'm very disappointed with this place! I went here to buy 3pc chicken, I ended up getting two. I didn't have time to check it as I went through the drive thru. Even though I live in the neighborhood, I WON'T BE COMING BACK.

Let’s get to the point. I’ve never had a bad visit until today at this restaurant yet I step up to the lie counter at 4:30 pm and they’re already out of most of their spicy chicken. I was able to negotiate a mild breast, 2 spicy thighs and spicy drum stick, I also chose a mash & gravy. Their Soda machine is not working so they can offer you is sweet tea and lemonade. Ultimately their credit card reader s at both registers. I waited 15 minutes as my food got cold. Darn order smash. P what was barely had gravy. What was the worst unprofessional behavior is that a cook was yelling at the manager in the back of the kitchen. They reduced their menu and they are out so many things. I should’ve went to the KFC up the road or the Popeyes in Kalihi. All I can say is get the spicy chicken breast r

Food is delicious as always. The disappointment was that I couldn’t use their app to get rewards OR to use rewards… I can understand it if it’s just not a thing at this location, BUT they are advertising the Rewards program on their windows… and yet they “don’t have a scanner” to scan the codes…

I don't eat fast food often but when I do I really enjoy Popeyes. This Pearl City location understands the assignment! The service here is fast , friendly and follows instructions on the order. I placed an Uber eats order at this location and was very pleased with everything about my experience. There is only one entrance to Popeyes, heading West bound on Kamehameha Hwy. Take a sharp turn into Popeyes parking lot. There are a few stalls available if you are dining in or picking up an order inside. There is also a drive through available. Service here is excellent~!

We finished our small order of ghost pepper and sweet and spicy. So so but we finished it since we didn't want to waste it. Its edible. Alas, this is not the 1970s Popeyes in Louisiana. I remember the red cayenne pepper flakes on both the chicken and the fries. Perspiration would becoming off the forehead. Not here in Hawaii. Guess I will be going with the korean fried chicken.