Tabasco Grill

I got the chicken fajita platter and it wasn’t bad. It’s one of the cheaper options in the food court. They offer samples of their chicken. It’s pretty tender and the sauce they provide is really good (I was sad it didn’t come with the fajita).
The platter came with chicken, peppers, onions, black beans, and tortillas. The beans and the tortillas were whatever. The chicken was the only thing that was good actually. The salsa was okay.
I wouldn’t recommend this place if you want to eat something delicious. If you want to try something filling, just get a sandwich at subways.

After walking around the (relatively) small food court and trying out all the free samples from each of the stalls, I decided to go with «Tabasco Grill» near the entrance. There was a customer who despite having already received his order, was greedily stuffing himself with the free sample pieces of chicken, to much comedic effect. «It’s good!» he told us.
The guy taking orders behind the counter was actually pretty nice. He offered my friend and I multiple free sample pieces of chicken and didn’t seem to mind when I kept taking more on my own (I made an attempt to be discreet about it of course). He even pointed us to the plate with the chicken that was still hot and fresh from the kitchen.
I ordered the Cajun chicken burrito, which came out to be $ 6.52 including tax. A bit pricey but it was a decent amount of food. There was definitely a good amount of meat in there but very little sauce. Most of it was at the bottom which makes things a little messy (very, actually) once you get to the end. It was still satisfyingly good though. The tortilla chips and salsa that came with it were boring, as per usual.