5 Best Fast Food Restaurants near Incline Village

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  • Wing's Korean Chicken 893 Tahoe Boulevard Unit 700, Incline Village Fast Food · $

    1 Wing's Korean Chicken

    4.6 Superb 134 Reviews

    893 Tahoe Boulevard Unit 700, Incline Village

    Customers’ favorites

    • Crinkle Cut Fries Soy Garlic & Angel Kick Wings
    • Shrimp Tempura with 1 Flavor
    • Honey Butter French Fries
    • Chicken Wings Korean BBQ

    “Went here before a show for the Shakespeare festival. There is a small parking lot here and you walk into the mall area. They have a dining area mainly around the outside of the restaurant. The Korean chicken here is excellent. We got the Angel sauce with 7 tenders. They said they can split the sauces for an extra charge. We decided to just share the same one. The pieces are huge so don't over order sides. We got the pickled radish and the onion rings. It was the perfect amount for 2 people. I lived in LA for 17 years and this is THE BEST KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN I HAVE HAD IN MY LIFE. They cook it perfectly--crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. Best to eat it ASAP. We have had it take out a previous time and dining in when you can is optimal. They also serve Asian beers and a large selection of soju! This is the one place we always are sure to make time to stop at whenever we visit Incline.”

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  • T's Mesquite Rotisserie 901 Tahoe Boulevard, Incline Village Mexican · $

    2 T's Mesquite Rotisserie

    4.3 Superb 349 Reviews

    901 Tahoe Boulevard, Incline Village

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Marinated Cucumber Salad
    • Bean and Cheese Burrito
    • Mesquite-Grilled Tacos
    • Tostada Tri Tip Steak

    “tri tip burrito was great”

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  • The Dog House 8545 North Lake Boulevard, Kings Beach Fast Food · $$

    4 The Dog House

    4.1 Good 13 Reviews

    8545 North Lake Boulevard, Kings Beach · 3.87 miles

    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • The New York Dog
    • The Chicago Dog
    • Hot Dog

    “Perfect little beach stand off the main road, we walked from our hotel but its just as close to the beach. The hot dogs looked and smelled delicious, my kid ordered the US hot dog. It hsd BBQ sauce with grilled onions & cheese, and a side of truffle mac. Both were yummy! Huge portions. The shave ice was okay - I like a fine shave ice/snowball, these were close. The flavors were okay, just typical syrups that taste artificial to me. Friendly worker, reasonable prices, quality hot dogs!”

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  • Taco Bell 8491 North Lake Boulevard, Kings Beach Fast Food · $

    5 Taco Bell

    3.0 Average 142 Reviews

    8491 North Lake Boulevard, Kings Beach · 3.9 miles

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Mtn Dew Baja Blast Freeze
    • Cinnabon Delights
    • Breakfast Burrito
    • Bean Burrito

    “It's a basic taco bell. Very small and cozy. The food was pretty good. Parking: It's behind the building. About 15 spots are shared between all the businesses in the plaza, so I can imagine it will be full depending on the day/season/holiday.”

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