Halal hot chicken chain coming to Reston

The restaurant Red Bird is set to open soon at South Lakes Village Center (courtesy Alanis Hubbard)

The trend of hot chicken continues to spread its wings in the area with the coming of another restaurant.

The Red Bird is set to open at South Lakes Village Center, according to signage posted at the Reston shopping center.

The company did not immediately return a request for comment from FFXnow on when the new restaurant is expected to open.

The Reston location will be The Red Bird’s second permanent restaurant in Northern Virginia. A location in Vienna is expected to open this year, FFXnow previously reported. The company previously operated out of a ghost kitchen and held several pop-ups in Virginia and D.C.

Other hot chicken spots in the area include Roaming Rooster, Hangry Joe’s Hot Chicken and Dave’s Hot Chicken.

At The Red Bird, spice levels range from hot to the highest spiace level “Fck You Cra.” The company’s chicken tenders are marinated in a Red’s chicken rub and dipped in homemade breading. A final red rub is then dusted over the cooked chicken. Other items on the menu include chicken bowls and fries.

The Red Bird is negotiating leases for locations in Falls Church, Ashburn and Arlington.

Read more on FFXnow…

Recent Stories

Morning Notes

Visitors walk up to the Smithsonian’s Udvar Hazy Center in Chantilly (staff photo by Angela Woolsey) Cookie Baked in Space to Be Displayed in Chantilly — “The first food ever…

As the Virginia summer looms, residents of Reston’s tent encampment are preparing for challenges beyond sweltering temperatures. Many are anxious about the impending installation of no-trespassing signs, which will mark…

So many of the families we talk with during the admissions process are wondering if private school tuition could ever be affordable for them.  They recognize the value of the…

The 2024 ArtsFairfax Awards will go to the Peterson Family Foundation, philanthropist Anne Kline, the nonprofit We Rock Cancer and Reston’s Gin Dance Company founder Shu-Chen Cuff (courtesy ArtsFairfax) The…

×

Subscribe to our mailing list