Spicy Boys Fried Chicken - South Austin

Maybe it was because we had spent the early afternoon next door at the Still (distillery), maybe it was because we were having way too much fun at St. Elmo Brewery, or maybe it was because we were just really hungry, but Spicy Boys absolutely blew us away This is an essentially a food truck on the property of St. Elmo’s Brewery, but there’s plenty of shared parking and shared exterior and interior seating The menu offers a variety of chicken options with varying levels of heat. There’s bone-in chicken, nuggets, sandwiches, tots, and a variety of other options There was a QR code we used from the bar and it was painless to peruse the menu and order (you can also order at the food truck window). We were also pleasantly surprised to find it didn’t take long at all to get our order. We were

Honestly, it was an accident. TLDR = ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Thai inspired fried 🐔 🥪! I pull right up to the window on my electric scooter -Tina- ( we don't talk about her size only how fast she is ) like I actually know what I am doing, and I straight up try to order a burger combo! The gentleman behind the counter - with a nearly imperceptible hint of disappointment - informed me that I was not at the "burger place". Well folks...... I tell you, it had been a long day, I was deprived and dang near deranged, and ole Tina's battery was right on the brink of 50%. I cast a glance over my shoulder towards the indicated establishment and instantly decided what I really wanted was some fried chicken. Because the other spot was looking like a liminal space. Not yet completely convinced... we started going

When I saw this place I knew I finally found something better than Popeyes. Its almost double the price but the variety and excitement make it a lot better. The chicken wasnt super fall apart tender. Thats a more natural texture than how some fast food places have been getting. I started to appreciate that kinda stuff when I tried Costco Chicken the third time and it tasted like mashed potatos. Ive always wanted some intense spices. Ive seen some documentaries about Mexico and Indian vlogs and I see forgien spice that I wish I had. This place seemed like a mix of all spicy cultures. There was actually more of a Cajun and Jamacian flavor. I expected green chilis since I saw roti. I actually like the spices Ive seen in china too. I got some seshuan pepper coating on there. I started to taste

5 stars for everything. Pics don’t look like much, but please trust me to read on. I don’t post reviews, but had to for this insane flavor bomb. It’s a food truck, yet you can get picnic seating outside or indoor air conditioning inside St Elmo Brewing, if needed. The Tangy Gai was the best chicken sandwich I’ve ever had. It achieved what everyone else struggles to, an immaculate balance between sweet, salty, vinegary, fatty, and spicy. It was like the balance of earth before global warming, and they captured that in a chicken sandwich and delivered it to my mouth. I ordered one, and some delicious nuggets. Had a few beers and went back to order another. I am addicted and can’t get enough. I’m coming back for that goodness that Darcey serves up; it’s absolutely incredible! If you want m

Awesome sandwiches, tots and papaya salad. It’s all good y’all. And with beer from St. Elmo’s 👩‍🍳💋