Ole chicken

Their fried chicken options are really amazing. It is a nice, cozy place to dine in and portions are filling. It is our regular place whenever we don’t feel like cooking home 🙂

Google maps mentions the restaurant is open till 12am. And I went around 11.15 pm for a quick bite but they were closed. I brought my in-laws all the way from poco just to try their chicken. Giving them 3 stars only because I’ve been here before and the food is good!

Was yummy and very filling, and the portions are so big we got enough to each take a few pieces home in the end. Reallyyy good price to portion ratio

Delicious Korean fried chicken in a cozy spot. The staff are very friendly and will help you if it's your first time. The portions are large and prices are decent.

Service is fine but the food is far from ok nor authentic Korean style…I ordered a fried potato noodles with pork… and the first photo shows how little pork inside…and it is not worth $18 at all… And for my fd’s choice… it’s even worse. He ordered a seafood soup and usually korean restaurant would offer rice with it. It didn’t, which is fine. But tht soup was just some red water with almost nothing inside (maybe a few pieces of small frozen squid) and it costs like $2x? It is a total scam even in downtown. We were so confused with that soup and I saw other review said they tho it was leftovers…it was exactly how we thought! Fried chickens look good but taste not good, very salty, Will not go back again. And we spent almost $60 eating these, it’s insane.

I got the spicy soup with sliced marble brisket and a side of sweet corn with a friend, and it was very hearty and savoury! It came piping hot, and the meat was extra tender and flavourful. Even though they soecialize in Korean Fried Chicken, their other dishes were great as well.

I will say that the sweet corn was a bit pricey for the portion size, and the soup was a bit on the oily side. Overall, would still highly recommend giving this place a try if you're a fan of Korean cuisine.

Went there for dinner last night. Checking vaccine passport was straightforward and easy. We ordered three dishes: (1) Half & half (yang nyeom & spicy soy); (2) seafood pancake; and (3) gimmali. The chicken was fried perfectly with crispy skin. Spicy soy was good but yang nyeom was sweeter than those served in other restaurants including the ones in Korea. Their seafood pancake version did not have shredded fried potato on top (common among other restaurants) so it did not have the contrast texture we like. It ended up mushy and bland and hence quite disappointing. The best dish surprisingly was the gimmali which was fried perfectly with very good flavor. Service was good too.