Korean fried chicken spot with lively K-Pop music videos projected on the wall creates a chill and inviting atmosphere. The space feels fresh and tidy, perfect for casual meals with friends. Known for authentic, crispy chicken and reasonable prices, it offers a taste reminiscent of Seoul's street food scene.
Yangnyum Chicken stands out with its unique flavor rarely found in Colorado. The chicken is consistently light and crispy, juicy and crunchy, delivering a strong explosion of flavor.
Lunch here offers generous portions and good value with specials and combos. The Chicken Mayo Bowl stands out as a popular choice for a satisfying midday meal.
"I found the Korean fried chicken here to be so juicy and crunchy."
"This lunch spot has really tasty food you'll enjoy."
"I found Dagiya's Korean Fried Chicken to be juicy and crunchy."
Good to know
You can order on their app for faster service.
Call in orders ahead of time to avoid long wait times.
The portion sizes are generous, often requiring take-home containers.
Small seating area combines modern cozy decor with K-pop music videos playing on TVs, creating a fun casual vibe. Bright, clean space feels homey and inviting, suitable for relaxed meals and date nights.
Extra crispy and flavorful chicken stands out here. The Korean fried chicken comes in combos and pairs well with sides like fried rice for quick family meals.
Fast service and tasty meals make it a solid choice for lunch. It draws people looking for a quick and satisfying midday break.
Good to know
The restaurant is closed on Sundays.
Happy hour offers discounts on select items through DoorDash.
Gluten-free options are available, including chicken fingers.
Small hole-in-the-wall fast food spot with a cozy interior and limited seating focuses on quick takeout. Korean fried chicken stands out for its crispy texture, generous portions, and bold spicy flavors. Pricing is fair, making it a popular choice for those seeking fresh, made-to-order meals.
Crispy texture stands out with generous portion sizes that offer great value. Korean fried chicken here is reasonably priced and consistently hits the mark for flavor and crunch.
Lunch offers fair prices and big portions with some lunch deals available. Seating is minimal, mostly a countertop and stools meant for waiting rather than dining.
Good to know
This restaurant does not offer dine-in options; it's strictly takeout.
The restaurant is located next to Einstein Bagels at University & Highlands Ranch Parkway.
The portion sizes are generous, providing good value for the price.
Converted garage space offers an open, airy layout with large garage doors opening to a plant-surrounded patio. Atmosphere stays peaceful and inviting with a cafe-style playlist and multiple TVs showing sports. The vibe suits groups seeking a relaxed spot with authentic Korean touches.
Crispy Korean fried chicken stands out with authentic flavors and solid quality. The menu pairs it with unique appetizers like corn cheese and offers good value for the price.
Lunch specials include a Chicken and Rice bowl with great chicken. The spot offers good lunch deals and works well for team lunches.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $17 for six chicken drumsticks.
They charge an additional $3 for sauce on top of the wings.
The restaurant is takeout-only, with no dine-in options available.
Modern Korean restaurant combines stylish decor with a fun pub-style vibe and a digital kiosk menu. Atmosphere feels warm and cozy with K-pop and sports playing on TVs. Wings and Korean BBQ stand out alongside a well-stocked bar featuring Soju cocktails.
Seriously good Korean fried chicken stands out with its crispy texture and rich flavor. It ranks among the most amazing versions available in the area.
Offers light meals suitable for lunch or dinner with a focus on KBBQ wings.
Good to know
Ordering is done through self-service kiosks, making it quick and easy.
They offer a buy one get one free beer deal on Sundays and Mondays.
Happy hour includes a buy one get one alcohol deal during NFL games.
Korean restaurant offers authentic Korean vibe with a cozy, quiet atmosphere and comfortable seating. The space includes a bar with TV for watching sports, creating a relaxed social setting. The environment suits families and groups looking for a calm yet engaging dining experience.
Korean fried chicken here is crispy, crunchy, and packed with flavor. Korean BBQ wings stand out as a great choice for first-timers.
Lunch specials feature Korean bbq chicken, garlic chicken, and bulgogi tacos packed with flavor. Service is quick and food quality suits work day lunch breaks well.
Good to know
Happy hour offers great deals during Nuggets games.
The $40 meal deal provides good value for the quantity.
Parking is convenient and easy to find.
Robot servers deliver food and drinks, adding a unique tech feature to a spacious, casually decorated dining area. The atmosphere stays relaxed and comfortable, with occasional quiet moments. Guests enjoy crispy, flavorful Korean fried chicken that stands out in the local scene.
Crisp and spicy textures define the Korean fried chicken here, with a variety of sauce options to choose from. The chicken wings stand out for their authentic flavor and consistent crunch.
Lunch orders come in generous portions that can be shared. The lunch special during the week offers a notable value. Chicken dishes lean toward the pricier side but deliver on quality.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available during the week, offering better value.
Expect about an hour wait for food preparation as each batch is made fresh.
Prices range from $16-19 for 9 pieces of chicken, with sides costing at least $5 each.
Small Korean restaurant offers a modern atmosphere with a dog-friendly heated patio featuring a mountain view. Indoor space feels cramped but clean and welcoming, while TVs in the bar area show sports and news. The vibe is friendly and professional, with a cool energy especially outdoors.
Korean fried chicken here is sooo crispy with beautiful pieces of all white meat chicken, trimmed nicely. It lives up to the hype and stands out as the best thing to get at this spot.
Fried chicken stands out as a lunch specialty with a unique taste. The menu offers a broad and affordable selection, making it suitable for a casual business lunch.
Good to know
Happy hour offers daily specials with good deals on select items.
The restaurant closes at 10 PM, so arrive early for dine-in.
Parking across the street is free for 4 hours.
Multiple food trucks gather in a spacious hall with cafeteria-style dining and plant decor. Atmosphere varies from lively with music to quieter corners, supporting groups and families with pottery classes and games. Layout repurposes an old building, creating a unique but sometimes unusual flow.
Crunchy and juicy chicken stands out with a halal option available. Boxes offer great value at $13, serving generous portions of Korean fried chicken alongside kimchi stew and boba tea.
Offers a variety of appetizers, coffee, and dessert alongside light lunch options. Includes choices like boba tea that appeal to kids. Provides a relaxed setting for a long lunch with family.
Good to know
You order right when you walk in on the left side at the counter.
All chicken items at the Seoul food station are halal except for chicken katsu.
There is a huge diversity of options and vendors available.