What do people in Charlotte order most for delivery?
Are you curious to know what your neighbors in and near Charlotte, North Carolina, order for delivery? We’ve done the research and gathered the top 10 most popular delivery foods in Charlotte, so now you know!
While chicken seems to be a wildly popular item in many forms, Charlotte residents like a wide variety of cuisines. Use these 10 foods as inspiration for your next order. What are you in the mood for? Order it now.
Hibachi
Hibachi means “fire bowl,” so you can imagine the amount of heat used to cook the meat, vegetables and seafood in this Japanese dish. Most popular in Charlotte is chicken hibachi and filet steak hibachi. For both, and a variety of other delicious cuisine from egg rolls and gyoza to shrimp salad bowls and chicken teriyaki, order delivery from Fuji Hibachi & Teriyaki.
Chicken Tikka Masala
Chicken tikka masala is an incredibly popular delivery food in every corner of the country. But what is it? It’s chicken that’s roasted in a clay oven and simmered in a slightly spicy tomato sauce with butter cream. Totally rich, hearty and flavorful! To find a good chicken tikka masala near you in Charlotte (and don’t forget to add naan to your order!), check out Jaipur Indian Restaurant.
Falafel Wrap
With falafel, it’s all about the texture—you want soft on the inside, crisp on the outside. If you haven’t had falafel, it’s a Middle Eastern dish of mashed chickpeas, fava beans or both, seasoned, formed into balls and deep-fried. They’re usually served in pita as a wrap and topped with lettuce, pickled veggies, hot sauce and a tahini-based sauce. For a falafel wrap and fries (and so much other yummy Mediterranean food), take a look at Jasmine Grill.
Fried Rice
At Great Wok you can find more than two dozen classic fried rice dishes—good luck making a decision! Or, to make things a little easier, choose between chicken, pork, shrimp or veggie fried rice at Fortune Cookie. For a Thai twist on this fried classic, check out Thai Orchid Restaurant‘s version with tomatoes, green onions and eggs. Best of luck!
Pad Thai
Pad Thai is a favorite street food in Thailand and comes topped with eggs, sprouts, green onions, crushed peanuts, a sweet and spicy peanut sauce and your choice of protein—everything from chicken to shrimp and even seared duck. With nearly a 5-star rating, get your fresh Pad Thai from Hibiscus in Charlotte for a subtly sweet, spicy, nutty and all-around authentic dish.
Macaroni and Cheese
Kids and adults alike can appreciate a good mac n’ cheese! Blackfinn Ameripub offers a 12-Hour Pork Mac-n-Cheese with a blend of cheeses, corkscrew pasta, bacon, tomatoes, toasted bread crumbs and BBQ pulled pork. Dang! But, if you’re looking for something a little more traditional, opt for a side of macaroni and cheese from Lupie’s Cafe.
Chicken Tenders & Fries
Sometimes you just want some good, old fashioned comfort food. And chicken tenders and fries is a great way to satisfy that craving. But not all tenders are created equal. At Mert’s Heart and Soul, you can get plain or Winston Salem style chicken tenders soaked in buttermilk and herb marinade with Mert’s seasonings and deep fried to golden perfection.
Chicken Quesadillas
For a pub-style chicken quesadilla, grab some delivery from Tavern on the Tracks, offering the cheesy favorite with cheddar Jack and pepper jack cheeses served with sour cream and salsa. For some modern variety, check out Picante Mexican Grill with options to add fish, carnitas, ground beef, shredded beef, tofu, steak or chicken.
Chicken Teriyaki Rice Bowl
For a variety of rice bowls, Great Wok has you covered. Choose from teriyaki chicken, curry tofu, shrimp in lobster sauce, Thai spicy chicken, coconut chicken, kung pao beef or Japanese teriyaki beef all served on a bed of rice with veggies.
Black Bean Burger
Vegetarians rejoice! There are several places delivering black bean burgers near you. Pikes Old Fashioned Soda Shop, Tyber Creek Pub, and The Burger Company just to name a few.
Now that you know what the rest of Charlotte likes to eat most, what’s for dinner?