Philstar.com
November 28, 2025 | 1:00pm
MANILA, Philippines — LA Chicks, the hot chicken spot that got Manila obsessed with Nashville-style heat, is officially turning one—and it’s celebrating with a spicy success story to match. Since opening its flagship store in October 2024, the brand has been on a nonstop glow-up, quickly expanding to five full-service branches thanks to a loyal crowd that lives for flavor, heat, and a little adventure on their plate.
Level up your heat
LA Chicks isn’t your basic fried chicken. It serves three hype-worthy staples: ultra-crispy signature chicken tenders perfect for dunking, the stacked chicken sandwich loaded with juicy fried chicken thigh, slaw and sauce, and of course, the classic bone-in fried chicken for the purists.
But the real plot twist? Full control of the heat.
From Naked (zero heat), Mild, Medium, Hot, all the way to the notorious Extra Hot—this customizable approach is why adventurous foodies flock to LA Chicks for its tenders to match their spicy cravings every single time.
Heat wave continues: LA Chicks grows its flock
In just one year, LA Chicks has taken over Metro Manila one fiery bite at a time. Starting with its first branch at Festival Mall in Alabang, the brand has expanded to Two E-Com at the Mall of Asia Complex in Pasay, Three Central Mall in Makati City, and Central Square Mall in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig—meeting nonstop demand for bold, customizable heat.
They also recently opened at NAIA Terminal 3, making it even easier for travelers, commuters and loyal fans to grab their go-to spice level on the move. Now at five branches (and counting), LA Chicks shows no signs of cooling down anytime soon.
Manila’s hottest chicken is only getting hotter. So, the real question is: How hot can you handle it? Because it’s about to get spicy—watch out for their next spot.
For more information, visit the LA Chicks website or follow @lachicks.hotchicken on Instagram, Tiktok and on Facebook.
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