Chicken Treat

Not geared towards a good customer experience in drive thru. Squint at the backlit menu board that doesn't light up the whole menu at night. Yell into the speaker box and struggle to hear the whisper quiet replies while getting blasted through your open window by hot air conditioner fans. Drive around a stark brick and bitumen building to the pick up window. Hope they got your yelled order correct, because you couldn't hear them repeat it over the quiet speaker and fans. Receive a chicken roll with bones in it, microwaved chicken burger that's still cold in the middle, and chips that are soggy, stale, or not seasoned.I wouldn't give any young child a shredded chicken product from here. In particular the chicken rolls. I've had a lot of bones in my chicken rolls.I don't know how burgers can still be cold after microwaving them. Do they not already know exactly how long each item needs to be zapped for to be hot all the way through? It seems like such a simple thing to know how many seconds each item requires. Yet again and again: cold in the middle.Sometimes this store goes through a phase of competence but those usually don't last long. I've returned to the drive thru to politely ask for more salt on the chips only for them to return it with a hill of salt covering them.It's a shame. They have a good product. And when the chips are fresh and seasoned they're better than anyone else's in town. It's just a pity that mine are only like that 20% of the time.The roast chicken pieces have always been good. I've never seen them done poorly. They taste great. Their beef patty burgers are also surprisingly well done.Usually I drive straight past Chicken Treat, South Hedland, but occasionally I like to play the are-the-chips-gonna-be-delicious-this-time gamble, and I pull in.

The size of the deluxe baconary burger bun ($16+) was comparable in dimensions to the small tub of potato and gravy and significantly smaller than a cookie.That's total BS. The burger was dry, as were the chicken pieces. Lesson learned.

Food was pretty good. Exceeded expectations. But the guy taking our order didn't understand us. And we could not understand him. Try as we might.But we got there in the end .

Wasn't as good as normally is chicken was dry the Mayo didn't taste nice but the young guy at the windows was good

The food is great (when they aren’t out of stock on certain ingredients) however the person that is normally on drive through struggles to get our order correct ( I’m sure she does her best). Also it takes quite a long time to receive your food. Sometimes it’s due to the wrong burger being made but it’s always corrected before it makes it to me (because the lady on counter is awesome). But if you’ve got the patience like I do then you’ll keep going back for more great tasting food.

Price are steap and there is nearly 0 customer service, food is ok untill u realise there chicken burgers get microwaved. Would not recommend if u want your meals to be correct

I asked for a chicken burger and got a beef burger, like a simple small task like that can't be done? Especially during the 1hour wait.

The place is still in the early 90s the speaker box and menu in the drive through is so outdated I could barely hear the operator through the one speaker.The menu board is also very small and can't read clearly from the speaker box. I had to turn my car off to be able to hear the girls voice.The drive through is slow compared to McDonald's and the food is more expensive than maccas..

I've been to this place many times to see if the food would improve if even the slightest over time before I made a review but time and time again no matter what was ordered it was horrid. Many would consider eating anything else other than chicken treat. Don't get me wrong there has been some friendly service occasionally but the only fresh food is the Tempta burger.

Running out of chicken at a chicken takeway is not very good poor management on that behalf. Wait times can be to long sometimes as it's sposed to be a fast food joint.