Angry Chicken

Angry Chicken sits on Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße, carving out a niche for those craving Korean-style fried chicken and casual takeaway in the heart of Berlin. It’s a spot that caters well to folks looking for a quick, satisfying meal without fuss — whether you’re grabbing lunch on the go or settling in for a laid-back dinner at home.

The atmosphere here matches the straightforward vibe of a no-nonsense fried chicken joint, with portions notably generous, making it a good option for anyone with a healthy appetite. The menu shines with a mix of Korean influences (think spicy, crispy chicken bites) alongside comfort-food staples like chicken burgers and hot dogs. Those who prefer milder flavors might lean towards the sweet chicken bites, which seem to be a crowd favorite, while braver palates can explore the spicy and “angry” versions for a bit of heat.

Angry Chicken also includes rice as part of some dishes, which adds a satisfying component beyond typical fried chicken sides. Potato-based items like fries and the Potato Hot Dog provide a starchy balance that goes well with the crispy chicken.

It’s a spot that draws a varied crowd — from those seeking halal options to people looking for a filling meal on a budget. Drink offerings like Fritz Cola, a local Berliner cola alternative, add a small but noticeable local touch. The setting itself leans more toward takeaway convenience than long, lingering meals, so it’s best enjoyed when you want hearty food without much wait or formality.

Overall, Angry Chicken feels like a practical choice for a casual, flavor-forward bite in Berlin’s vibrant Mitte area. It fits well for solo diners or small groups who appreciate generous portions of Korean-inspired fried chicken with an easygoing, no-frills atmosphere.