Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Another Chicken strips fast food restaurant. Recently opened and that means the employees are in learning mode so be considerate when ordering. The chicken strip meal gave me 3 strips, fries, Texas toast and lemonade. The chicken was good but not unique. The quality of the chicken was evident and the lemonade was made with the right amount of tartness. Prices are high considering what you are getting. This is like all other competitors. The restaurant was clean and well lit. They have a drive through and plenty of parking. Give it a try just to breakup of similar chicken strips.

So glad they finally decided to open a Raising Canes in Edison. I came at noon on a weekend and it was packed! We ordered a Caniac Combo online ahead of time and it came as expected. The chicken was warm, crispy, and extremely juicy and the fries were salted to perfection! We also received a half sweet half unsweet tea as well as coleslaw. We were lucky enough to find seats since the store was just so popular! The service was kind and efficient while the atmosphere was upbeat. Overall an amazing experience. Highly recommend!

There was a long line for opening day, but from when I ordered to getting my food was less than five minutes. I ordered the chicken fingers with Texas Toast and fries. The chicken was juicy and tender, the toast was very soft and delicious, great for dipping in Cane's signature sauce. The fries were fries, pretty good but nothing special. The inside of the restaurant is well decorated with many local pieces of decor. Very good prices for what you get. Will be coming back often.

First time at Raising Cane’s—and here’s my honest take. I’m usually not a big fast-food person, mostly because of the high calorie counts, but since this location just opened, I figured I’d give it a try. When I pulled up, the drive-thru line was long, so I went inside instead—and that was definitely the right move. The indoor line moved much faster. I ordered The Box Combo, which comes with four chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries, Texas toast, coleslaw, Cane’s sauce, and a 22-oz fountain drink. Ratings: • Chicken fingers (9/10): Really good—crispy and tender. A little more seasoning would’ve made them perfect. • Fries (7/10): Decent but nothing special, and they were a bit cold. • Coleslaw (7/10): Fine, but pretty basic. • Texas toast (6/10): It’s literally just bread. Not bad, just fo

Very overhyped, in my opinion. The chicken didn’t really stand out and felt pretty average. The place was extremely packed, which made the overall experience a bit chaotic and messy. The sauce was just okay, nothing special. Service was good, but overall it didn’t feel worth the hype or the long crowds.