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    Crunchik'n

    4.4 (252 reviews)
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    Parisa H.

    This place is so good!! Stopped here for a quick bite to eat and was not disappointed at all! The beef bulgogi and popcorn chicken rice bowls were so good! Super filling and filled with flavor! Might have to go back a second day in a row just to get some more!

    Hotdog & Cheese Crunchdog & Crunchball Beef (would get crunchdog again. The sauce for the balls was really good)
    Jo L.

    Hotdog + cheese crunch dog + hot Cheetos topping. First off .. great cheese pull! I always forget how filling one of these can be. I like that it was cheese, hot dog, a bit more cheese, then hot dog. Not just cheese then hot dog cause I miss the cheese by the time I'm at the bottom. Crunchball - the sauce that came with it was so good! Dipped some of my hot dog in it. The beef inside the ball was soft, moist, and flavorful. Personally not my type of favor so I wouldn't get it again but I can see others enjoying it. I wanted to also get the kid size popcorn chicken that was on the menu on the wall but not available on the ordering machine. Not sure if they got rid of that. Was a bit confusing.

    Combo Meal
    Michael G.

    My coworker and I came here for lunch after hearing a lot of good things about the restaurant. I think the hype was a bit much for what we got. The smallish restaurant with seating for about 25 in the back has you come in and through a small gauntlet to two ordering kiosks. There are menus posted above, but you have to navigate the somewhat difficult menu to place your orders. If you've never been here and have to study what's available, then you're just backing up the line. Eventually, my friend and I chose two teas (honeydew and strawberry, one with boba) and they charge more for little or no ice per drink. For food, I got a fried chicken combo with 3 wings, 3 pot stickers, and noodles. I chose the sweet chili sauce for the wings. My friend chose the chicken tenders without sauce and regular French fries. After paying via credit card only about $31, we sat down and waited. The food came out in a decent amount of time. I should have gone with sauce on the side as the wings were messy. But they were huge and meaty, cooked wonderfully, and I really liked them. The noodles were bland, and the pot stickers overcooked resulting in difficult to chew noodle exteriors. The chicken insides were good. My friend's meal had some of the crunchiest and tastiest French fries she's ever had, and the tenders were also overcooked being very difficult to bite and chew. The coating was ok but not spectacular. The teas were also just ok. I've had better. Maybe I'd like the actual fried chicken pieces better without sauces on them but a basket of the chicken was very expensive. Overall, some positivity and too much negative to give any more than 3 stars today.

    Chicken Tenders
    Sonya L.

    The location isn't difficult to find when you're walking and have a map with you. The ordering station is farther back into the restaurant. It was easy to do in the kiosk. We waited for our order to do take our. But there were a handful of tables to sit and dine in. Food was packaged fairly well though our "dog" ended up vertical so the sauce was a little messy when we got back to eat it. We ordered beef hotdog with cheese, crunch ball beef, and small tenders. They ran out of potatoes so we did not get to try this on our hotdog. I enjoyed each item, they were all fried and but fried well. My least favorite was the crunchball. Though it was crunchy on the outside, the texture inside wasn't my favorite--though I did like the kimchee addition. I liked that the hotdog with cheese had cheese throughout, I've had some that would be either or--you'd get a bite of just hotdog or just cheese. And it did produce a pretty good cheese pull. The tenders were also pretty good. There are so many sauce options but we went with Korean bbq.

    Popcorn 돈치킨 Don Chicken Rice  Bowl with extra Kimchi and Organic dumplings
    Greg H.

    Wow , just WOW ! Bonchon finally found some competition! I didn't think I could find any other place to rival the Korean fried chicken I have had at Bonchon but this place is on par if not better than the famed award winning Korean fried chicken chain which I have been frequenting for almost 4 years now. Crunchik'n serves a nice variety of Korean dishes such as bulgogi, japchae noodles, and of course spicy kimchi along with sandwiches. They have fried tofu for the ubiquitous vegetarians and vegans here in Philadelphia too. The deep fried dumplings which I added on to my Popcorn Chicken Rice Bowl were to die for! So delicious , they are a must have with every meal. If you love Korean cuisine and/or fried chicken this little spot will not disappoint you.

    Bulgogi Sandwich
    Sophea S.

    Went there for lunch today and I got the bulgogi sandwich and a veggies crunch ball. It took awhile for the food to be ready. We waited about 25 minutes. It's all worth it though because the sandwich is delicious. However, I don't really like the crunch ball much, it tasted a bit sour. I think the beef one is probably better, but they didn't have any that day. Inside is kinda small and it can get hot pretty fast, because the kitchen is right there cooking and frying chickens. I recommended call or order online ahead for pick up. Overall is pretty good. Will come back for their Korean fried chicken next time!

    Outside
    Nick D.

    I looooove crunchik'n. If you like Korean fried chicken you will too. I've had their popcorn chicken several times and it's always A+. A large order is plenty for two hungry eaters. This was my first time having the corn dog (with hot cheetos!!) and it was great. I can't say enough great things about this place. I love it.

    Menu (September 2022)
    Jo L.

    FOOD I ordered the regular sweet chili popcorn chicken, and it was about $10-11. It was quite flavorful, and the spice was mild. The food was quick, comfort food, and definitely a good stop for Korean-styled dishes near the Jefferson/Penn areas, but I wouldn't say it amazed. SERVICE I ordered up front and received my order in 20-25 minutes. The staff were friendly as well. AMBIANCE Thre are several tables for seating inside the restaurant-- 2-3 two-seater tables and 2-3 four-seater tables. The interior can be a little gloomy though, but the typical option here is takeout rather than seated dining. PARKING Street parking is available but is very limited. Most guests walk to the restaurant and pick up their orders.

    Wings
    Ade B.

    I ordered delivery from Crunchik'n for National chicken wing day. It did live up to its name. The Korean wings were cooked well with a nice audible crunch. The BBQ sauce on it wasn't the best. I also ordered chicken dumplings, and they were delicious. Don't sleep on those dumplings. They are better than what u will find elsewhere, while you can find better wings. Overall, I was happy I ordered delivery from Crunchik'n.

    Alyse J.

    Wow!!! 5 stars for food, service, and overall happy eating!! I was very pleased with my experience at Crunchik'n and everything was delicious. I personally recommend the fried chicken and the crunchdogs!

    Got this to go and still tasted amazing - soy garlic and snow flake chicken with crunch balls
    Anna S.

    Delicious guilty pleasure! We try to limit ourselves to only get Korean fried chicken once a month because they are so good yet so guilty! There's a KFC place we love up north but crunchik'n turns out to be just as good. Their KFC is more airy than others I've had... which is not a bad thing as it feels more light to eat even though the breading on here is insane. We got the 10 piece chicken with soy garlic and snow cheese (extras $1 or $2 can't remember). I think soy garlic is still my favorite KFC sauce but the snow cheese was a nice change as it's more of a dry rub. We also got the vegetable and beef crunch ball. The beef one was definitely better and more flavorful... the sauce that comes with it is a little spicy. I'm not sure if the one single crunch ball was worth the $4. It was fun to try but I don't think I'd get it again. It's basically cheese, rice, and kimchi or beef mixed into a ball shaped and deep fried. Will be coming here for our future cravings! The only downside about this place is they don't give you the complimentary pickled daikon most Korean fried chicken places give you with your KFC. Also side note: we got this delivered and it still tasted amazing!

    Popcorn tofu
    Chris L.

    I stopped by on the way home from happy hour because I was still hungry. I ended up getting the small popcorn tofu rice bowl and it was very filling. It is a great amount of food, and I imagine the large is almost enough for two meals. The staff were very nice and had helpful recommendations. It is a smaller space but not too crowded so usually does not seem to be a problem.

    Korean fried wings
    Tamara C.

    The food was so so. The best part, the crunch of the chicken. Little pricey so save your coins. If you're in a rush, don't walk in and order, you better call. They make your food fresh so I waited 15-20 minutes. The guy at the cashier was very pleasant and courteous. I would go there again and try a rice bowl so stay tuned !

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