Crispy Chicken, Creative Burgers

Albany's Go-To Spot for Burgers & Fried Chicken

An Asian-inspired offering featuring "Chinese-style" burgers and fried chicken; unlike traditional American burgers, the buns and patties are freshly made and cooked to order.

About

Here's what makes us different…

Gourmet burger with sesame bun, crispy bacon, fried egg, lettuce, and melted cheese on a dark slate surface

East Meets West Between Two Buns

Our menu starts where the usual burger joint stops. Bite into a C2 Peking Duck Burger, a juicy grilled pineapple chicken, or a crispy chicken thigh in original, spicy or numbing rattan pepper. Every sandwich is built to be crunchy, saucy and full of character.

Fast food meal with burger, fries, and coffee cup on a wooden table

Combos Built for Real Hunger

Turn any burger, wing order or chicken leg into a full meal with fries and a drink. Our combos keep things simple, filling and friendly on the wallet.

Albany's Home for Crispy Chicken

At Cuci Burger, fried chicken is more than a side dish. Choose crispy wings by the 6 or 10, big chicken legs done crispy or Orleans-style, or go all in with a honey BBQ hand-torn chicken or a whole fried young chicken to share.

Close-up of a crispy fried chicken drumstick on a dark surface, with a bite exposing the meat inside.

Snacks, Sips & Sweet Endings

Round out your order with takoyaki, butterfly shrimp, mozzarella sticks or popcorn chicken. Pair it with a jasmine, rose or peach oolong milk tea, a smashed lemon tea, and finish with brown sugar rice cakes or golden pumpkin cakes.

Fast food meal on a wooden table: chicken, fries, and a red drink with lemon slice.

From Our Kitchen to Your Table

"We started Cuci Burger in New York City with one idea: a burger shop that tastes like home. Now we've brought our Peking duck burgers, rattan pepper chicken and milk teas to Albany. We can't wait to cook for you."

— The Cuci Burger Team

Crispy orange fried chicken on a plate against a dark background

Our Story and Mission

Bringing bold Chinese flavors to Albany's burger scene