Korean BBQ-Style Chicken

Outright lies about how much product is in the package. Says "about three servings". A serving is 5.0 oz. Every one I buy, chicken, beef, ect, they all contain about 10.3oz of actual food. Excuse me? You say to drain the broth as the first step, but you seem to include it in the serving size? You're an awful company.

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I was skeptical and thought this would be another preprepared meal with substandard flavor. Thank goodness I was wrong! It is delicious! I just wish there was more in the package.

The first time I prepared this, it was pretty good, but I felt it needed something. Everything needs a little something. I love it for those " I really don't
want to cook, but I want a great meal night". I saute sliced shallots (or your favorite allium) in olive oil and add chopped garlic in a non-stick pan, then remove from the pan and set aside. I then add a little more olive oil and some toasted sesame oil to the pan and saute sliced red/orange/yellow pepper or whatever pepper you have or prefer. I usually have blanched, frozen asparagus that I throw in as well but any vegetable will do. I remove the vegetables from the pan and add a little more olive oil to the pan and add the chicken to heat, then add all ingredients together including the sauce and heat through. I serve it over some jasmine or basmati ready rice in the pouch (Yes, I said I didn't want to cook) and top with toasted sesame seeds and sliced green onions if I have them. I buy sesame seeds and toast them and put them back in their container and refrigerate to have on hand. This makes two decent, delicious servings. Enjoy!

Thank you Kevin employees for making a a delicious meal and using cardboard instead of plastic!!

I purchased the Korean BBQ chicken. This was my first Kevin's purchase and won't be my last! It was delish! I divided the entree in half and added it to broccoli along with a little of the sauce - it was like having chicken and broccoli at our local Chinese restaurant, but much, much more healthier! I can't wait to try some of the other recipes.

I just discovered these meals at Whole Foods. They are under $8.00 (maybe on sale) and you can feed 2 people. I tried the Thai coconut chicken and I served it over rice. It was really good. They have about a dozen different entrees. They also provide online recipes that you can use with these meals if you want to try them. For example there is a Korean BBQ that you can eat as is, or you can use it to make BBQ Chicken pizza.

I bought this at Aldi's for the first time last week and immediately thought "this will be a recurring meal at this house." It was absolutely delicious! Both my husband and I loved it and there was enough to make 2 full meals. I did not microwave it but went with the preferred method. The sauce is very good and the chicken was tender. I went to a Publix which was closer to my home to purchase another, but they do not have it. Went back to Aldi's this morning and they didn't have any Kevin's products. :( I will try a different Publix and hope to find this product!

First time trying a Kevin's Natural Foods entree. It was excellent! Also appreciated that it is gluten-free, the chicken was raised without antibiotics, and that there are no artificial ingredients. It's a winner all around. We will definitely buy more of these products. Thank you for producing these healthy meals.

Big fan of Kevin’s meals. Just wish I could order the meals online.