While McDonald's sandwich had a recognizable flavor in line with its other chicken menu offerings, it fell short in comparison to the Ch'King flavor profile. The pickle chips were thin and small, and there was a complete absence of sauce.
The Burger King contender had a thick, crunchy, rippling crust around the chicken breast that was filled with a salt-and-pepper flavor on its own. Even so, the chain topped it with a honey-mustard-like mayo sauce and two thicker, crinkle-cut pickle chips.
Wendy's fillet had a similar sweetness to McDonald's, but its breading texture wasn't as enjoyable. Overall, though, the lettuce, tomato, and pickles on this sandwich paired with the tasty bun made it a better sandwich than McDonald's.
While Wendy's did the job here, Burger King's sandwich was simply more impressive and offered a much more decadent experience. If you're in the mood for more of a snack, I think Wendy's is a good bet. But if you're looking for a meal, Burger King's Ch'King is the way to go.