Uncle Otis

Uncle Otis, a casual rotisserie chicken outlet, is meant to be a takeout joint, so seats are few here, with a small counter inside and roughly 20 seats outside. Uncle Otis's rotisserie chicken hit the spot with all the pleasurable force of a double-rainbow claw hammer. That is to say, it was quite good. We also sampled some of the sides: mac and cheese, creamed spinach, yellow rice and a root vegetable mash. The portions were on the small side for the price (RMB 15-25), but the flavors did get along well with the chicken. The vegetable mash in particular had a sweet edge that complemented the savoriness of the chicken and the other sides. A selection of nine different sauces to go with the chicken made for a fun mix-and-match experience. Our favorites so far were the roasted tomato and the gravy.