We came here during the AYCE $20 chicken lunch special and it did not disappoint! They limit the…read morerounds of chicken to 1 and only offer 1 appetizer choice, but we were fully stuffed by round 3, which wasn't anywhere near their limit. They offer 8 different flavours, our favourites were the coco lime, chicken cloud and spicy Nashville! Each piece was crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. Rating: Food 5/5 Price 5/5 Service 5/5 Atmosphere 5/5 Parking: Street parking Would I return? Yes

Returned with my son for the AYCE April promotion. This time around they got all our orders…read morecorrect and it was less busy as not over March Break or Easter. The Nashville was the star of this visit. Happy to recommend Chicken Box for this AYCE promotion with great tasting chicken and good service.

Chicken was great. Atmosphere and service were pretty average. Best to get it to go. Prices are…read morevery reasonable.

Finally gave The Peri Peri Shack a try. They specialize in flame-grilled chicken and have three…read moreother locations (Burnaby, New West, North Van). We dropped in on a Friday (12:30pm) for lunch. Mostly people grabbing takeout to go but there's three tables inside. Randomly have Cheesecake Factory slices for dessert. - Half chicken + 1 regular side ($19.00) - opted for the peri peri fries, which were lacking a crunchy bite. Chicken was dry and desperately needed sauce to save it. Best thing were the sauces (peri nero and citrus & herb). - Flame grilled chicken sandwich + 1 regular side ($16.50) - chicken breast wasn't juicy. Dry again. Tried the peri peri flatbread, standard. Wouldn't come back. 2.5 stars.

I'm from out of town and this was the first place we visited since my daughter was crazing…read morespaghetti. Got the family pack spaghetti with chicken - everything tasted great. Service was also quick. Ambiance of the place was ok - nothing too crazy. Only reason why I'm giving it a 4 is because parking was a bit hard to find.

Our Filipino McDonald's Most def a regular place we go to…read moreeat but for some reason it just tastes different than even the States. This location is clean and staff is nice and welcoming. I did try the Katseye chicken sandwich but after 3 bites the flavour is a wee bit much. I think it's better if the sauce was a side option.

Came for their 4.99 special - 2 piece chicken and taters. I asked if we can choose thigh and leg…read moreand they said no. They gave me thigh and leg anyways so I'm not sure if that's the standard at this location. My frieds in Toronto got white meat. Chicken is ok but the spicy was just a sprinkle of spices on top. Other places would have a spicy batter. Taters are what they call wedges here - really nice flavor and crunch from the battered pieces.

The Bautista Box is actually really good value! The tators are quite good and so is the gravy…read more The chicken is a matter of taste. It's less salty than Churches or KFC. My chicken was a little dry but moist on the inside as I bit into it. It was different. It might not be my go to for fried chicken but I would come back for a 2nd try. The service is quick and friendly and the restaurant was clean. I would try the Bautista box if it is still available. The biscuit was alright with the gravy.

Chicko chicken is a great option for Korean fried chicken…read more There's only a few tables inside, but most people tend to get take out. Order in advance or prepare to wait. They make their chicken fresh. My favorite flavor is the cheese snow.

We ordered half of soy garlic sauce and the other half was Haek Buldak (fiery spicy sauce) for…read moretakeout. The chicken pieces were a decent size. The soy garlic sauce was tasty and a nice blend of flavours. The fiery spicy sauce was too spicy for some while others found it not spicy enough. For both the chicken, there was a bit too much batter. At least the chicken wasn't over cooked and was moist and tender. A bit on the pricy side.

The pricing is outrageous. I ordered a buy 1 get 1 free medium sized boneless chicken for $28. It…read morecame as two small trays of chicken with 7 pieces each. You're telling me 7 pieces are $28 normally?? I'm very sure they skimp out on their uber eat deals because the receipt doesn't say 2 medium size but instead 2 "PRM" which I assume is promotion. I was very disappointed with the size. With other Korean fried chicken places the medium sizes are ~$22-25 and their family sizes are ~$30-35, with much more chicken than NeNe's supposedly $56 worth of chicken. The chicken itself is very juicy. The red snowing is good but much spicier than expected. I like the red mayo that goes with it. Although it is also labelled red, the mayo isnt spicy and pairs well with the red snowing.

We were in Vancouver and had a craving for some Korean fried chicken - inspired by the show on…read moreNetflix. So I asked around and it was recommended that I try Nene. This is truly a fried chicken place as fried chicken is the only entree item on menu. We ordered both bone in and boneless in original, snowing chili and snowing cheese flavors. The cheese one had a flavor close to white cheddar popcorn. Tasted great but after two pieces, I had enough. I ate more of the original and snowing chili ones. The spicy flavor invited us to eat more, . The skins were crispy and the meat itself was moist and flavorful. However, besides the flavor, I don't feel they are any different from KFC. There was only two booths that can seat 6 persons max each. So, better plan on takeout than eat-in.

Waited 15 minutes for our chicken and it was made fresh. It comes with radish…read more Honey garlic boneless ($13.95) - honey flavour was really strong I wished the garlic flavour was a bit stronger Sweet spicy with bone ($15.50) - not spicy at all! Needed to be much spicier. I enjoyed the sweet spicy more than the boneless. All their fried chicken comes with tteok (rice cake) which was delicious. Their batter is different from the other chains in Vancouver. It's lighter and a different kind of crispy. The other ones are a bit more crunchy Overall I would get it again

3.5 rounded up. Yelp…read morebrings out the closet troubadour in me, shame that I'm not terribly lyrical, let alone vocally gifted. Next door to the shuttered Say Mercy, this KFC shop is not bad. Flavours are there, but not as crsipy as the Gold Standard. The Gold Standard is still Le Coq Frit IMHO. Friendly owners. They're Korean, so this is the real deal. The shop is tiny. Seating for maybe 8. It's predominantly a take away business. Good luck finding a seat if you want to eat in. Free pickled radish with your chicken. I declined it.

The best chicken EVER! Thanks to the person who reviewed it…read moreon Tik Tok. We saw the video and went into try it. Honestly it was the best fried chicken I ever had. Try it for yourself!

We got the soy garlic ($19) and the yangnyeom chicken ($19). The box looked small but don't let…read morethat fool you. There is a lot of chicken inside and the pieces are massive. I've never seen such huge Korean fried chicken. Flavour wise the yangnyeom didn't taste like yangnyeom at all. It was kind of plain and not really sweet or savoury.

Was looking forward to my experience here. I live somewhat close to the area, so pass by it fairly…read moreoften. I finally decided I wanted to try it after reading all the 5 star reviews. Don't get me wrong, the food is good here. I ordered the gamjutang and seafood pancake. Having seen a recent post on Instagram and reading the reviews, I thought I finally found a match to my favorite gamjutang (from Damso), and didn't have to travel all the way downtown. Unfortunately, Damso is yet to be beat. Don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with the gamjutang here, but it's lacking. The bones barely had any meat to them, and it just lacked spice/onions. The bowl of rice they gave you was on the smaller side as well. The seafood pancake seems to have skyrocketed in price too. From looking at Google reviews of the picture of the menu, it seems the price increased by $10; it's now closer to $30. Anyways, what really disappointed me wasn't the food. It was the service. I came in shortly after 6:40pm on a Thursday. The first room was booked up, so the gentleman took me to the side room. It was a bit odd, as I was the only one in that room the entire time I was there (2 hours). I wouldn't be so annoyed if it wasn't the fact that barely anyone checked up on me. Initially in the first hour, they were still attentive; then after the food arrived, they forgot about me. I kept thinking surely, someone would check up on me from time to time; perhaps to refill my water, but then 30 minutes passed, then an hour. Finally after so long my server showed up again; I have no idea where she disappeared to. I quickly asked for the bill and packed up what I couldn't finish and left. I'm still willing to give this place a second chance, but they need to be more attentive next time. Overall the food was good, though lacking in some areas. In the end, I'll still recommend this restaurant if your in the area and want some good Korean food.

Been for many meals at Sumi Korean Restaurant. It's near Mei Yee Bakery. The inside has two…read moreseparate seating areas. They take reservations on weekdays. Only one banchan refill is on the house ($1.50 after). - Banchan - kimchi, glazed potatoes, seaweed salad and pickled radish & onions. All solid - Gamjatang ($18.95) - good depth and flavour - Soontofu jjeegae ($17.95) - touch bland - Dolsot bibimbap ($18.95) - rice wasn't crispy at the bottom, but still satisfying - Teokbokki ($23.95) - okay but overpriced - Jjajangmyeon ($15.95) - unmemorable - LA galbi ($35.95) - short beef ribs were excellent - Ddookbaegi bulgogi ($20.95) - comforting broth - Dakbulgogi dupbap ($19.95) - Pork goonmandu ($13.95) - Spicy dak bulgogi ($28.95) - chicken beats pork - Bibim-nangmyun ($18.95) - seasonal - Haemul-pajeon ($28.95) - solid - Japchae ($27.95) - not worth the price - Spicy daeji bulgogi ($28.95) - pork was bland - Soy honey garlic ($31.95) - not a true KFC dish but liked the tteokboki. Also tried the sweet spicy - Kimchi bokeum-bab ($16.95) - good flavour - Bulgogi dupbop ($20.95) - more cabbage than beef - Jjimdak ($59.95) - chicken was tender, not enough tteokboki even after adding extra ($5.00)