A second Burnaby location of this fried chicken chain is opening soon.
Get ready for more fried chicken: Korean-fried chicken giant Bb.q Chicken is opening a second restaurant in Burnaby.
The location in Metrotown will be at 104-4418 Beresford St. and will open in May, according to the business’ website. Bb.q Chicken’s first Burnaby location is at 4016 Hastings St., where you can treat yourself to chicken stir-fried udon noodles with mixed veggies or spicy dukk-bokki: stir-fried rice cakes with tradition Korean spicy sauce, green onions and half a hard-boiled egg – and more.
The fried chicken giant has more than a dozen locations throughout Metro Vancouver and more than 2,000 stores worldwide, according to its website. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Maggie . Vancouver Foodie . Food Photographer
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