Cozy Korean restaurant with a modern interior featuring wooden panels, neon sign, and multiple TVs showing K-pop and sports. Music sets a lively atmosphere without overwhelming noise. Offers a variety of soju flavors and Korean fried chicken considered among the best, paired with casual bar vibes.
Crispiness stands out with Korean fried chicken that never feels greasy. This spot serves excellent, flavorful chicken that satisfies cravings and often becomes a go-to choice for fans of the dish.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its crispy texture and rich flavor. The rose tteokbokki and kimchi fries add unique, tasty twists to the menu.
"The Korean fried chicken is super crispy and packed with flavor."
"The Korean fried chicken is always fresh, crispy, and juicy."
"I found the Korean fried chicken here to be awesome and flavorful."
Good to know
Happy hour is from Monday to Thursday until 6 PM with 50% off drinks.
Wednesdays feature all-day happy hour with 50% off beer and soju.
The kitchen closes at 10:30 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Small Korean restaurant with counter seating and a cozy, authentic vibe. Space feels cramped and warm, often busy with people ordering to-go or sitting briefly. Offers a unique tteokbokki flavor and popular Korean fried chicken.
Offers 10 flavors of Korean fried chicken with creative combinations like matcha and cheese. The blueberry Korean fried chicken stands out as a unique option not found elsewhere.
Korean fried chicken stands out with unique flavors and boneless options. Korean street foods like tteokbokki and fish cakes complement the dishes well, with bibimbap tasting authentic and similar to those in Korea.
Good to know
You need to bring cash, as they do not accept card payments.
Mimisa has only a few seats and gets very busy, especially around lunchtime.
If ordering ahead for pickup, call the business directly instead of using Grubhub or DoorDash.
Cozy Korean pub with laid-back but lively vibe and clean, inviting interior. Offers unique grilled chicken thighs alongside a fantastic house draft beer that pairs well with the food. Tables are well spaced, creating a comfortable spot for gatherings.
Incredibly crispy chicken coated in a flavorful spicy-sweet glaze stands out here. The quality matches authentic Korean fried chicken paired well with cold draft beer.
Korean fried chicken comes incredibly crispy with a spicy-sweet glaze that stands out. Tteokbokki tastes very delicious, and they serve white kimchi along with homemade kimchi and sauces.
Good to know
There is a 30% discount available until the 14th.
The restaurant allows customers to choose the spiciness of the seasoned chicken.
The Pollack Bean Sprout Soup and the Spicy Chicken Vegetables Soup are available off the Breakfast menu until 3 PM.
Warm, inviting space with yellow neon lights and brick walls sets a cozy vibe. Korean fried chicken is crispy and flavorful, while rotisserie chicken offers a solid alternative. Comfortable seating and unique cocktails create a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
Korean fried chicken here comes out crispy and flavorful. The place also offers a rotisserie chicken as a solid alternative.
Rotisserie chicken offers a solid alternative to Korean fried chicken here. Korean fried chicken stands out as a popular choice with a crispy texture.
Good to know
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during the week.
The wait time on a Friday evening can be almost an hour.
You need to order a whole chicken; there’s no partial order.
Cozy restaurant with crispy Korean fried chicken and seasoned dishes that stand out for freshness and taste. Music adds a lively vibe while draft beer complements the food. Open late, it attracts those seeking large portions and a casual spot for chimaek.
Korean fried chicken wings here come with great flavor and crispy texture. The spot stays open late and offers Jok bal alongside the chicken, making it a solid choice for late-night cravings.
Late-night hours make it a rare spot for Korean fried chicken. Wings and Jok bal stand out as top-tier dishes, with Tteokbokki and side dishes also solid.
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The restaurant specializes in chicken dishes.
Gwalchaneunjip offers a variety of chicken options.
The portions are big.
Chicken restaurant under a bridge offers traditional Korean fried chicken with fresh, never frozen ingredients and whole chicken portions chopped per order. The atmosphere is intimate and relaxed with good vibes from owners. Pricing is higher than average but delivers large portions and consistent quality.
Crunchy, old-fashioned Korean fried chicken comes at prices $2-$3 lower than other franchises. Traditional recipes meet modern versions served competitively, catering to those craving authentic flavors.
Crunchy, old-fashioned Korean fried chicken stands out here with prices $2-$3 lower than other franchises. Traditional recipes meet modern versions served competitively, catering to those craving authentic flavors.
Good to know
You order at the counter and self-serve water.
The portion sizes are huge, 1.5 to 2 times larger than other places.
The fried chicken is $2-$3 cheaper than other franchise options.
Korean restaurant offers a casual, inviting atmosphere with a mix of solo diners and groups. Interior blends spacious, quirky design with an outdoor extension featuring plastic windows. The vibe stays quiet and relaxed on late nights, suitable for both solitary meals and social gatherings.
Offers a wide variety of dishes including Korean fried chicken, ramen, and fried rice. Korean fried chicken is not particularly juicy here.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its crispy texture. Banchan like kimchi, japchae, and cucumber kimchi come fresh and crunchy, often replenished generously. The cheese ddeokbokki skillet with kimchi rice offers a rich, flavorful bite. Pork cheese kimchi fried rice has a tasty top layer but can be oily underneath.
Good to know
The kitchen closes at 8:30 PM on Saturdays, despite the restaurant closing at 10 PM.
The restaurant only accepts cash, and a 20% tip may be too little.
Dukbokki with ramen noodles costs $16.99 with a $2 upcharge.
Small Korean restaurant with loud aggressive music and a cramped, dark interior. Atmosphere feels tense and chaotic with shouting staff and a cold, drafty back area. Offers large portions and a notable selection of craft beers including Nitro Milk Stout and Vermont brews.
Double-fried pieces come out crispy and juicy, coated in a soy garlic sauce. The chicken stays clean and crunchy, making it a solid choice for Korean fried chicken.
Beef bulgogi stands out with its rich flavor and tender texture. Korean fried chicken comes double-fried, crispy, and coated in soy garlic, delivering juicy, clean bites.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for larger parties to avoid long wait times.
Expect food readiness to take around 20-36 minutes during busy hours.
The restaurant charges $5 for small fries and $14 for poutine fries.
Korean restaurant offers stylish decor with both indoor and outdoor seating including roomy booths. Loud music and flashing lights create a club-like atmosphere that can make conversation difficult. Four beer cabinets showcase over 40 beer varieties, complemented by Korean pop videos on large TVs.
Juicy, seasoned, and tender chicken stands out here. The menu offers a wide array of Korean fried chicken alongside other dishes like noodle soups and pizza.
Korean fried chicken comes juicy, seasoned, and tender. The tteokbokki tastes delicious, and the bulgogi pizza offers a unique twist with its crusted base.
Good to know
They have a buy one get one free beer deal from 2-5 PM.
Food deals are available during the buy one get one free beer promotion.
If you come between 12pm-3pm, it’s lunch pricing which is really good.
Cozy, dark space with a quiet, casual vibe and sports games on TV sets a relaxed mood. Small chicken portions come with well-absorbed seasoning and garlic wings drenched in sauce, paired with sweet potato pizza and standard sides like cabbage salad. Prices stay reasonable despite smaller sizes, and cooking takes slightly longer than usual.
Korean fried chicken stands out with crispy skin and juicy meat. It pairs well with decent Cole slaw and other menu items like pizza.
Korean fried chicken stands out with crispy texture and bold flavor. The menu also features Korean-style pizza and a decent Cole slaw that complements the dishes.
Good to know
One box of $28 chicken is just for one elementary schooler size.
The size of a whole chicken has shrunk to about 60% from what it used to be.
The price of chicken has doubled recently.
Wooden decor and Viking ship-inspired interior create a unique setting with swing door entrances and multiple TVs. Loud music and TV volume contribute to a lively, energetic atmosphere. Seating includes long party tables that foster a communal dining experience.
Crispy texture and rich flavor define the Korean fried chicken here. It stands out with a taste that surpasses other chains like Bonchon and Pelicana, despite a higher price point.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its thin, crispy breading and a decent Soy Garlic sauce. The menu also features kimchi fries and japchae with plenty of crisp vegetables, plus mac and cheese with bulgogi for variety.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended because the restaurant tends to be packed.
The chicken takes about 30 minutes to prepare after ordering.
Mad for Chicken offers an all-you-can-eat deal for $29.99 on weekdays from 11 am to 5 pm.
Small space with limited seating creates a cozy but sometimes loud atmosphere during busy times. Korean street food flavors stand out, especially smash burgers, potato corndogs, and twist donuts made fresh to order. Casual vibe suits quick bites and late-night visits.
Crunchy coating on the Korean fried chicken stands out but tends to be excessive. Meat inside is dry with subpar quality, and sauces, especially the sweet sauce, come off as overpowering and overly processed.
Crunchy Korean fried chicken wings stand out with a thick coating. The crab salad kimbap shows clear attention to detail and freshness. A variety of Korean munchies like traditional corn dogs and twist breads round out the menu.
Good to know
All snacks outside after 7 pm are half price every day.
There is a special, discounted menu available from 10 am to 2 pm.
Expect at least a 1-hour wait if you walk in.
Small space with a cozy bar and intimate backyard seating offers a great South Korean atmosphere. Energy varies from friendly and lively to occasionally loud outside. Drinks include creative cocktails and cold beer that complement the flavorful chicken dishes.
Crispy texture stands out in the Korean fried chicken here. Offers specials like two whole chickens for $49, making it a solid choice for Korean fried chicken cravings.
Korean fried chicken stands out for its crispiness and exceptional flavor. The kimchi sausage fried rice offers a spicy, delicious kick. Drinks include Passionfruit cider and Peach Soju cocktails that pair well with the food.
Good to know
Ladies night is every Thursday.
The restaurant is open late nights.
Expect to wait about 15-20 minutes for your order because everything is made fresh.
Small Asian fusion spot with a roadside interior vibe offers a cozy atmosphere that suits a relaxing meal. The place combines crispy Korean BBQ fried chicken with fast food and sit-down service. On-site parking and strong soju add to the experience.
Offers really good Korean fried chicken with consistent quality. Provides enough variety to try new flavors or stick to classics, making it a solid choice for late night cravings.
Crispy Korean fried chicken stands out with soy garlic and Korean BBQ sauce flavors. The menu also offers Japchae glass noodles, Bulgogi beef skillet, and kimchi fried rice for variety.
Good to know
Parking is available for customers.
The restaurant is open late.
You should order ahead to avoid long wait times.