I am elated to see a CM chicken in the greater Philadelphia region! I got to try one while in DC…read moreand another in Ellicot city MD (which sadly closed) and boy, this one is the same in terms of taste and quality. The ordering is easy; self serve at the kiosk and food comes out fresh to order. There are plenty of seating and place being newer, it's very clean. The staff is friendly and quick to help if you need anything. I saw a review saying this isn't Korean fried chicken. Yes... this IS Korean fried chicken. Might not be double fried but seasoning, taste, and the chicken itself is fried well enough where it gives you the crunch on the outside and super juicy on the inside. It remind me of "moms touch" back in Korea so.. if it's got the same elements and taste as the ones from the motherland, i say it's super satisfactory

Stopped in here with my daughter on Saturday afternoon, at the recommendation of a friend. We were…read morewarmly greeted by the gentleman working at the counter. There is a kiosk to order, but after asking if we could get the sauce on the side, he just rang us up himself. It is surprisingly spacious inside, so we opted to eat there. It was a very hot day, and the gentleman told us it's cooler toward the back; so that's where we sat. The food is made to order, so there was a little bit of a wait, but it was worth it for the hot, fresh, and tasty wings we got! The quality of the chicken itself was outstanding -- crispy on the outside, perfectly cooked on the inside, and nicely seasoned throughout. We enjoyed them with and without the sauces. The Spicy Garlic and Red Hot are both fairly spicy, but not unbearable. They don't have complimentary water, so bring your own or plan to buy a drink if you're dining in. It was pretty quiet while we were there, with a few customers just stopping in for their pickup orders. The same guy helped everyone, and remained friendly and professional. We were so glad we stopped in. I hope they stick around because we would both like to go back!

We work nearby and sometimes come here for lunch. The food portions are generous and delicious…read more The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, reminds me of small mom & pop restaurants in South Korea. Service is great and the owners are very friendly!

Food only average. Service sub par. Don't seem happy to see you. Underwhelming. We won't be…read morereturning.

We had a fantastic experience here. The kids got bento-style…read morelunch boxes (with chicken, dumplings, a green salad, spring rolls and rice) which were well-prepared, generously-portioned and delicious. Our order of fried chicken came with huge pieces, coated in a super yummy sauce. The staff were very friendly and helpful, making the whole visit even more enjoyable. Definitely a place we'll come back to and recommend to others!

The service was so wonderful here. The chefs took time to explain each sauce that came with the…read morewings. We tried sweet and hot. The chicken was nice and crispy on the outside and very good flavor. The establishment very clean, albeit it is small and meant for takeout not dining in. The order did not take long to make.

Pocha felt like simple mom & pop style K-BBQ plac, great for a cozy dinner with a few close…read morefriends. We went on a weekday night so it wasn't too loud. Love that this place was very home-styled, comfy, and more dimly lit for a more intimate dining experience. We came here for BBQ, and the meat didn't disappoint. Some of the thicker meat cuts hadn't thawed yet though, so it took a little more time to cook. The staff attending us were very attentive, and helped us cut our food and manage the grill. Note: It's BYOB, so no alcohol is sold here. So if you want soju or makgeolli or some other 21+ beverage, make sure to bring your own. There is dessert if you want to have it there or to-go! Right by the front door, there's a freezer chock-full of popular Korean ice cream bars and snacks. It's easy to miss, so don't pass it by if you're craving something sweet. The melon-bars were calling my name, but unfortunately we were too stuffed on the way out or I would've totally caved. Still thinking about them though... 10/10 would recommend if you're looking for a chill and divey dinner with a partner or a couple of guests.

Ordered k BBQ and kimchi stew. Server usually grills for the clients. But half of the way, she just…read moredisappeared on us and looked like she had her friends in another table and was chatting with them and hanging out with them. We ended up finishing grills on our own. And never bother to come back to check on us. So no I tipped poorly. Should be glad we even tipped. Tip should be really based on service and hospitality.

I came here with a group for a late lunch, and it was my first time trying this restaurant. While…read morethe food and service were pretty good overall, the pricing felt less appealing. Overall Ratings Atmosphere - 3/5 Service - 5/5 Food - 4/5 Parking - Private Parking Lot Atmosphere - The restaurant is nothing special and decorated very minimally. That said, everything was clean, which is always appreciated. Service - The service is excellent. The staff cooks the food for you at the table. While I personally prefer to cook the food myself, having the staff handle everything made the experience feel a bit rushed. What We Ordered - Steamed Egg - which was good Tofu Stew - which was good Beef Tartar - which was very good Pork Belly - which was okay Galbi and Marinated Galbi - which were very good Final Thoughts - The food is solid, but the prices are quite high compared to other Korean restaurants I have been to that offer similar quality. The service is what really stood out here, with friendly and helpful staff.

Our party of 4 ordered the salmon sashimi salad, the Pork Regular Combo, daechang, and marinated…read moregalbi. The salad was a bit underwhelming and we wished there was more salmon sashimi in it, but the dressing was good and it was a nice and light dish to start with. The Pork Regular Combo was plenty for us, and had a good variety of pork belly, jowl, and spicy bull-dwaeji to try. We ended with a really tasty marinated galbi. Our meal also included steamed egg, corn cheese, and doenjang and kimchi jjigaes, which did not fall short, either. Our waiters were extremely attentive and accommodating! Our original reservation was scheduled for 8:30 PM and our plans changed, so we wanted to come in earlier. The staff did their very best on a packed night and were able to get us in at 7:30 PM and made sure to call us to let us know. We had a waiter grilling at all times, so our food was ready quickly. SALT is tucked in a plaza with plenty of parking on a busy night. The restaurant itself was cozy, but one thing we did notice was how quickly we ran out of space at our table. We felt a bit rushed to clear things out, but otherwise, a really great experience!

I have been to bb.q a couple times. This time I ordered the Boneless Gangjeong Wings. The were…read morefantastic. The breading had a nice crisp to it and the sauce was 'snappy.' The cashier was extremely friendly. The food was ready in about 15 minutes. The restaurant's interior was very modern and clean. Now I am not a fan of the fries, but that's just me. Every other person I know loves them, so I won't take any stars off for that because that is just their style. I will return. I forgot to take pictures of my food so I will next time.

This is the best fried chicken. The sandwich is really tasty. I'm hard to please and this is my…read morego-to for a great crunchy piece of chicken. Highly recomend.

BornGa is counter-serve with no table service, you get a pager for your order, the ambiance is…read morepretty sparing, and there's a limited menu compared to other Korean restaurants. If you've been to an Hmart, BornGa is basically the Hmart food court but its own independent restaurant, and that's not a bad thing. The menu is mostly made up of Korean soups and noodles, and I got myself a seolleongtang (ox bone soup). Really good among the seolleongtangs I've had, with a soothing beef flavor, a good amount of boneless meat that was easy to eat, and surprisingly some noodles in the soup along with the usual cup of rice. You do have to add salt as is usual for this dish, and there is a jar on every table. The highlight though was perhaps the only non-soup/noodle dish, the tonkatsu. My partner got it and it was HUGE, literally the size of your face. Perfectly crispy with a really nice sauce, no notes on the katsu itself. We did wish it came with more rice and the side salad, as the portions of those felt too small compared to the enormous katsu. However, there is complimentary and UNLIMITED kimchi (both the usual cabbage kimchi and radish kimchi) that you can serve yourself from a fridge, which is a great accompaniment to any meal. Just be reasonable and considerate with it, I'd hate for them to take it away because someone ruins it for the rest of us. Both dishes along with plenty of kimchi were incredibly filling, and every dish on the menu is a flat $16.99 (plus since it's counter-serve, no pressure to tip). All in all, BornGa is not the kind of Korean place that gives you a whole royal spread of banchan or piles of meat from the grill. But it's a great spot if you know what you're getting into - casual but affordable Korean comfort food.

There are 5 pre-fixed menu to choose from. The place is also self-service. You walk in and order…read morefrom the counter. They will give you a buzz when your order is ready. Free refill kimchi from the refrigerator. There are a lot of Korean customers, so I guess the taste is somewhat authentic.