Delicious chicken, freshly made, tender with crispy skin and delicious sauces. What more can one…read moreask?

TLDR: This is some really solid Korean fried chicken tucked in a supermarket - not a spot you'd…read morefirst expect some of the best texture of fried chicken! - - - - - - In search of the best fried chicken in K-Town, I knew Witch's Chicken would be the next step thanks to some online forums. Thoughts? Woah, I never would've thought to find this in the middle of a supermarket! Well, here we are... Parking is fairly easy since it's... well, in a supermarket. The average wait time for ordering at dinnertime is 15 minutes, and all of it is made fresh. I enjoyed their 10-piece Soy Garlic Spicy and Original. Thoughts? Well, for starters, both were fried very well - crispy exterior, juicy interior. The amount of seasoning was perfect, not too salty and not too light. I'm a slow meal enjoyer, but I'd be lying if I told you I was able to stretch this 30-minutes... nope this was devoured in 10 minutes - bones cleaned out, too, not a single microgram of meat left. The only dislike I have is the inexplicable and unpleasant aftertaste that I can't quite pinpoint. They do have a side of radish as a palate cleanser, and you can rest assured that this is some real fresh chicken - after all, even feathers remain! (Seeing that was a bit unsettling at first, though, but after looking closer, many of the skins have leftover hair / feathers. If that sounds unappetizing, I'm so sorry you read this... close your eyes and eat on!)

Decided to come here to try a Korean chicken place best of my friends recommendation. It's pretty…read morechallenging to find a place that serve sweet potato fries let alone the good one, and this place just delivers a shoe string, sweet potato fries and it's a top notch! The service is fast and ahjumma is very friendly. Parking is a little bit challenging, so I park somewhere else that's pretty far but half mile from the restaurant. Display is kinda joint with another Korean bar or restaurant or pocha, but they will let you know when you come in if you are looking for the chicken restaurant or the pocha. The flavored wings are very good. I wish they put more salt on the original fried one because it was pretty bland compared with the soy glazed and spicy.

I want to gatekeep this place so bad but honestly this place deserves so much hype. Their chicken…read morewings are one of the absolute best korean fried chicken places in LA ktown and I am honestly surprised that it took me until today to discover Chicken Today. I came in a party of three on a weekday night around 8 PM to find that there was no wait. The restaurant had some tables filled but for the most part, it was pretty empty with only one Korean waitress. We came for the AYCE wings with prices going for $19.99 for boneless wings and $24.99 for bone-in wings. I highly highly recommend getting the bone-in wings if you are going for the AYCE option. With the bone-in wings option, you are actually allowed to also try out the boneless wings. The AYCE wings option also comes with carrots and celery and baskets of fries which typically go for $8.99 each if you were to order from their normal menu. These bone-in wings were SO JUICY. In fact, there are probably one of the best chicken wings I have had in LA. I was so surprised by how high quality these wings were. I really did wish I could eat more. With the AYCE option, they come in 3 trays of 8 wings each (so 24 wings at a time). With three people in our party, we thought we could destroy it but the wings were so big and juicy that we could really only eat about 15 wings each. Because of how quickly we got full, we only ordered about 48 wings total... honestly might have been better if we didn't get the AYCE option but we're not complaining haha we were very happy and satisfied with our experience. Even though there was only one waitress, the service was really good. She kept checking in on us, asking if we needed more sides, sauce, or refills of chicken. 10/10 service. Ideally, this place would be popping. It would be a great place to watch a game with some friends and some beer. It has a sports bar vibe, as they had multiple large TVs throughout the restaurant showing the Lakers game happening at the time.

Unninae K‑Burger in Los Angeles brings together K‑style seasoning power, solid American burger…read morestructure, creative dessert shakes, and K‑snack rhythm. I tried the Bulsae Burger, Buldak Burger, Crazy spicy Kimchi, Yangnyeom Chicken Sauce, Gim‑mari, Honey Tteok, Spicy Chips, Yuja‑Lime‑Lemon Ade, Omija Ade, and three shakes: Gimbugak, Injeolmi, and Dwaejiba. Unninae stands out for K‑style seasoning power -- fire aroma, sweet‑salty‑spicy notes Solid structure -- balanced patty, bun, sauce Creative shakes -- Gimbugak, Injeolmi, Dwaejiba Snack rhythm -- Gim‑mari, Honey Tteok, Spicy Chips Refreshing ades -- yuja, lime, lemon, omija Bulsae Burger -- bulgogi‑style beef + shrimp patty with layered flavor Buldak Burger -- clean, straightforward Korean spice Crazy Spicy Kimchi -- sharp, spicy, tangy Gim‑mari -- crispy outside, chewy inside Honey Tteok -- soft sweetness smoothing richness Spicy Chips -- crispy, oily, spicy Yuja‑Lime‑Lemon Ade -- layered citrus refreshment Omija Ade -- sour, sweet, floral Gimbugak Shake -- savory seaweed crisp in creamy base Red Bean Bingsu Shake -- nutty, soft, patbingsu‑like Choco Crunch Bar Shake -- strawberry drizzle + crunch bar crumble; real Dwaejiba vibe

Everything we tried was sooo flavorful, and I loved how bold and creative the flavors were…read more The bulgogi burger with kimchi was so delicious! The kimchi was pretty spicy but paired so well with the sweet and savory bulgogi. We also tried their new Korean-style milkshakes, and the corn milkshake was my favorite since I'm a huge corn fan. The bean bingsu milkshake was also really good and came topped with mochi. Great spot and they also do parking validation!

Fish waffles are chewy, and the red beans are not too sweet, definitely not my childhood type of…read morewaffle, but loved as is. Located in all the way back in HK Market, perfect for late breakfast or afternoon snacks. Definitely will come back to try their whole chicken or wings, comes with pickled radish! Bring cash to try this ck or waffle and roasted sweet potatoes.

BF found this place online and we stopped by late Saturday morning after some early errands. HK…read moreChicken is in HK Market, which has its own free parking lot, making me super happy before I even stepped into the building. Once here, go straight in and walk towards the back to find HK Chicken. We haven't had breakfast or lunch yet, so we ordered everything: a whole fried chicken ($20), 13 piece fried chicken wings ($17), roasted sweet potato ($7), and 3 Korean pancakes ($2 each). I forgot to carry enough cash with me, but luckily the very kind and patient Korean ajumma at the register takes venmo, so I paid for everything with venmo. Food would be ready in 15 minutes so I strolled around the supermarket in the meantime. Everything was still warm when I took it home to enjoy and man, was the food good! The fried chicken has a very delicious crisped skin and pretty lean meat. The wings were juicy and crispy. The sweet potatoes came in a tray of 5-7 pieces, depending on the size, and were sweet with some caramelization -- the best sweet potato we've had, even compared to the home source of Korea! The Korean pancake comes with red bean filing and was so crispy and not too sweet. You can see the Korean ajummas cooking the food with care and it shows with the taste of the food. Will be back for my Korean food cravings, despite the drive and distance!

Highlights: Pepper crispy chicken, soy garlic chicken…read more I was amazed by how crispy the chicken was, despite it being oven-baked rather than fried. Since it's not fried, it feels much lighter and less greasy, which makes it clean and flavorful. The Pepper crispy flavor is absolutely the best, spicy and perfectly crispy. Meanwhile, the Soy Garlic is my 3-year-old daughter's favorite. The Mentaiko Pasta is not only incredibly flavorful but also comes in a generous portion. My only complaint is that many of the menu items lean slightly on the sweeter side. Still, the food is clean and delicious, and the service is always incredibly friendly. This has become a place I take my daughter to from time to time. A quick tip; eating there in person is much better than taking it to go, the freshness makes a huge difference!

I'm blown away by this place. Seriously, DONT MISS OUT ON THIS PLACE…read more As they advertise, it's over roasted so it doesn't have that thick coating of batter doused in oil. Don't get me wrong, I love that. But the pepper crispy had a crunch that was beyond what even some fried chicken joints advertise. Plus, the wings were literally the fattest and juiciest pieces of chicken I've ever had. I got the half and half, and it was great to have the option to try two flavors. I can't get enough of this! Might go back tomorrow. Wait staff were so kind. Friendly and checked in on us a few times, tactful to give us more napkins or water. They have a room all in black, and a room that has a bunch of sunlight. Loved the contrast. They have parking valet for $4.

I first discovered Chicken Day last June…read more One of my daughter's friend's moms brought it to a swimming pool party, and at first, I thought it would just be regular party food. I mean, chicken is chicken, right? But the moment I casually picked up a piece of boneless chicken and took a bite, a little alarm went off in my head. "Wait a minute... what is this chicken?" It was completely different from any boneless fried chicken I had ever eaten before. The outside was perfectly crispy, while the meat inside was unbelievably soft, tender, and juicy. Boneless chicken can sometimes be dry, tough, or overly greasy, but Chicken Day's boneless chicken had the perfect balance. Crispy and crunchy on the outside! Soft, moist, and tender on the inside! After one bite, I could not tell whether I had come to a swimming pool party or a private fried chicken tasting event. I was supposed to be watching the kids play, but somehow, my eyes kept drifting back toward the chicken box. And that is not even the end of the story. There is one thing at Chicken Day that you absolutely cannot ignore. Their house sauce. This sauce is seriously dangerous. At first glance, it looks a little like Korean sweet and spicy fried chicken sauce, but once you taste it, it is definitely different. It is sweet, slightly tangy, savory, and somehow makes you want to keep dipping piece after piece. Honestly, this sauce is so difficult to explain. The more I try to describe it, the more confused I become. It tastes a little like Korean seasoned chicken sauce, but somehow better. It tastes familiar, yet completely special. You dip one piece lightly, and by the next piece, you are completely covering the chicken in sauce. There is really only one conclusion. You simply have to try it for yourself. The moment you taste it, you will understand why I gave up trying to explain it. It is one of those flavors that your tongue understands before your brain can find the right words. When you dip the crispy boneless chicken into that house sauce and take a bite, it feels like a small festival is happening inside your mouth. You tell yourself that you are only going to eat one piece, but suddenly you have eaten two, then three, and before you know it, you are quietly watching everyone around you to make sure nobody takes the last piece. I discovered Chicken Day by chance at a swimming pool party, but ever since that day, I have continued thinking about the soft chicken, the crispy coating, and that unforgettable house sauce. And now, while writing this review, I want it again. This is becoming a serious problem. The more I write about this chicken, the more my mouth seems ready to leave the house and head directly to Chicken Day. I guess there is no need to think about dinner tonight. I am going back to Chicken Day to buy more chicken! Perfectly crispy boneless chicken with incredibly tender and juicy meat inside, paired with a house sauce that is almost impossible to describe but absolutely impossible to forget. If you have not tried Chicken Day yet, you really should. But be careful. Once you try it, you may develop the same serious side effect I now have: Thinking about Chicken Day even while writing a review about it.

I love bone less spicy Korean pepper whole chicken. Each…read moreorder, you will get one sticker. If you get 10. You will get one free order.

EXCELLENT! EXCELLENT!! EXCELLENT!!! My friend and I were…read moreexhausted and hungry after playing 4 hours of pickleball and stumbled upon this place. We ordered corn salad, chicken mayo bowl and Korean secret fried chicken. Oh my goodness, IT HIT THE SPOT! Corn salad was so refreshing and their rice bowl will be something I will be craving for days!!! Chicken was sooo good especially with Cass beer and some pickled daikons! Service was quick and friendly. They also open late. Wow. I will definitely visit again when I'm in town.

I stumbled upon K Chicken on a few viral reels on Instagram. We decided to order a few items to go…read more(Snow Cheddar, Korean Galbi and Potato Wedges) and gave them a try. Our orders were ready and on time when we picked them up. (If anyone is driving here for pick up, please inform the parking attendant on duty and they will direct you where to idle temporarily.) The ambiance looks pretty chill with mood lighting. When we got home, the potato wedges and Snow Cheddar Chicken were still crispy. The Snow Cheddar's skin was crunchy and quite flavorful. However, the chicken was disappointingly dry, not juicy and did not match well with the sweet cheddar powder. It felt like I was only eating the cheddar powder with dry and perhaps old meat. The Galbi Chicken was quite savory, but unfortunately the sauce ruined the quality that it became too soggy. I am disappointed that your viral reel on social media mislead us into receiving dry and subpar Korean fried chicken. I understand K Chicken is still a brand new business and I believe this business has potential to improve and match your competitors across KTown. Please find a formula to excel and become consistent in serving high quality Korean chicken. Overall, it's a 3 out of 5 for now.

Might go to Korean fried chicken place! I keep coming back to this one. It's the best Korean fried…read morechicken. I found so far in Koreatown. The wings stay crispy, even when you order them with the sauce on, and after making the drive home and getting it to-go. That's impressive! The mixed sauce (classic Korean Yangnyum) is well balance, not overly sweet salty or spicy - it's a mix of all of those. The grandma tteokbokki is a classic, has multiple types of fish cake, and comes with hard-boiled egg. My only criticism, is that I wish they didn't charge extra for extra radish, they should give more than 1 portion if you order a large set of wings. And it's pretty pricey at $2-3 for the extra radish

Visited on a Friday afternoon with my partner. The restaurant is located in a shopping plaza. It is…read moredecent sized with plenty of seating and TVs. Restroom available for customers. It is a very nice and casual vibe. We ordered at the front and were seated afterwards. We got the Soy Garlic and Soy Bulgogi boneless chicken. The food came out fairly quickly. Everything tasted really yummy. I love how light the breading is - not too heavy despite being fried chicken. We liked the Soy Garlic more than the Soy Bulgogi. We wish they came with more sauce though. Also, we hoped the service was little a bit better. The cashier/server was extremely kind but we had to get up a few times to ask for water, boxes, and the check. Not sure if that's the norm here. Overall, I would recommend and will definitely be back to try the build your own tteokbokki bar. Parking: There is a parking lot and limited street parking nearby.