Thirsty Bird - Potts Point

Huh is excellent juicy and moist. but the battery is a bit a little bit down as it was pretty bland. the chili sauce didn't do much to get it. for $13 it was not worth it

Has places that mark prices on via Eats/Deliveroo etc. if they want to use the increased traffic from these platforms, they offer the same price. fried huh is ok, burger are terrible.

Right or wrong, my friend loves thirst bird. I think it's just okay. pretty stock standard fried chicken. only the pickles are special.

With lockdown on place and place we decided to get eat from here as I had heard they do something big roasted huh. we have both their original (Whole-Vogel) and spicy version (Halb-Vogel) together with chicken neggets for my son. we also have their coleslaw and sweet potato waffelfries overall, while it tastes better than kfc, it is not the best fried huh that we have tried, but it is not bad. it's expensive and I guess I'm glad I have to try.

3.5 stars. Went here having read a recent Time Out Sydney report of top 10 fried chicken places in Sydney (helped by the fact we were staying at a hotel the Lamont all of 5 minutes walk away). It's a classic King's Cross fast food outlet counter, couple of stools at ceiling-to-floor window bench table, 2 tables outside. But the food is yum and, unexpectedly, massive portions.