Marc Nicholls, from Chevron Island on the Gold Coast, was shocked after chomping down on the grey, brain-like flesh on Tuesday.
'It was disgusting,' Mr Nicholls, 30, told the Daily Mail Australia. 'It was absolutely vile.'
Mr Nicholls, an IT technician, said he stopped at KFC Labrador during his day off.
He ordered a 3 piece box, with two wings and a chicken breast for $12.50. Instead of a quick, greasy meal, though, he said he got the 'surprise of my life.'
'I pulled a piece off [of the breast], then found that and spat the rest out,' he said.
After alerting staff, he was told the flesh could be a lung and that he should contact KFC customer service. He was not initially offered a refund.
A KFC spokesman said that the flesh was most likely a chicken lung or kidney that was mistakenly not removed during preparation of the food.
'Most of the time offal is removed in the preparation process, but occasionally it may remain,' the spokesman said, adding it posed no health risk.
But the experience was bad enough for Mr Nicholls to swear off the fast food chain for good. And he wants other people to be aware it could happen to them.
'You don't expect to have that type of c*** in your food when you go to KFC,' he said.
'[But] when you're eating junk food, you're actually getting junk'
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