Juicy, mouthwatering, and crunchy Korean Fried Chicken! And wait, I can also order a bento box of…read moreBulgogi at the same time? Say less! I had the sweet chili fried chicken and the soy garlic fried chicken. Both flavors were so flavorful, and the chicken had a good bite to it, and smothered with sauce! I don't know about you guys, but I love dunking my Korean fried chicken in even more sauce, so I LOVE that they have a bunch of different flavors of dipping sauce to choose from. We also got an order of fries to share, which was thin cut and crispy. I really wanted to try their Bulgogi so I went ahead and got the bento box. The Bulgogi was well marinated and delicious. I freakin loved the mac/potato salad that came in the bento box. Sooo good. I also got to try Yoju here!!! It's yogurt soju in a can and it is definitely worth the try! We tried both the mango and white peach, but I'd say that white peach was my favorite. If you're looking for a good time with yummy food, I highly recommend Chicken Hut. They can cater to bigger groups as well. Also shout out to the servers for our awesome service. I'm coming back for ya, Chicken Hut!

I ate at Chicken Hut a few years ago, and I really liked it. I decided to visit again on my most…read morerecent trip to LA, and sadly, I was extremely disappointed this time around. Both the service and the food were pretty lacking. I should have known when I looked around and saw that everyone else in the restaurant was eating the Korean BBQ and I was the only one who ordered chicken. I remember the old chicken wings being much larger, with better breading, and a better sauce. The wings I got this time around were no better than the ones I would could at 25¢ wing night at a cheap bar; they were tiny, barely breaded, and the sauce tasted like cheap canned sweet chili, not true Korean BBQ flavor. All in all, the wings were extremely disappointing this time around. What made matters worse was the service was really bad too. The server seemed like he didn't want to be there; he barely said much more to me than asking what I wanted to eat, I had to ask separately for water, chop sticks, and napkins, all things that should be automatic, and he never checked in on me or thanked me for coming. In the end, I was really disappointed that I traveled all the way to K-Town from DT LA for such a bad dining experience.

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.

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!)

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.

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!

10/10 Seoul Hot chicken sandwich. Succulent masterpiece. The sandwich was cooked right and the…read morecombo was well made.

Such a great new addition to Ktown! Gamaro Fried Chicken is…read morelocated inside the plaza that offers valet parking, and they recently took over the old Sung Nong Dan location. The restaurant itself is SO clean, and I really liked that you can actually see them cooking through the open glass counter. It definitely gives you confidence that everything is fresh and handled properly. I got the boneless fried chicken in Soy Garlic and Hot Chili, and both were SO good. The batter is super light, crispy, and flavorful without being heavy or greasy. And this is coming from someone who normally does NOT like boneless chicken, but I was genuinely surprised that I actually loved it! The flavors were so good and the chicken was perfectly crispy. My husband also got the Seoul Hot chicken sandwich, and he absolutely loved it! On top of the food, the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. Great service, reasonable prices, and just an overall really nice experience. Definitely adding Gamaro to my regular takeout rotation. Already looking forward to ordering again!!

I LOVE this place. I'm gluten-free (bc of Celiac), and there are verrryyyy few places in LA I've…read morefound with dedicated fryers where I can safely eat fried food. This is one of my faves If you're gluten-free, just make sure to tell them, they're very good with it and know what's safe on the menu... including Korean FRIED CHICKEN!!! (coated in rice flour) and fries (make sure to tell them you need them GF and they'll give you the thin fries that are safe and fry them in the right fryer). Food is absolutely delicious, would be one of my favorite spots even if I was able to eat everything (confirmed by a friend who came once and still talks about it). One of my top 5 spots in LA. The "small" order of chicken is gigantic, even just that with no sides is enough to fill me up and have leftovers. The fries are good too though! They do takeout and delivery, but it's a really special small place to eat at, I love the decor and the cozy, lovely feeling of going there, and the people working there (especially the owners) are incredibly nice and welcoming. It's a really special experience (especially as I've gone there enough times that they know me :) 10/10 recommend, 100/10 recommend if you need to eat gf. Love them.

I LOVE their Oven Roasted Wings (Spicy)! I order delivery from here 1-2x a week and can honestly…read moresay these are some of the best wings I've had. I've been on the hunt for good oven roasted chicken because the Ktown area is mostly fried chicken, and I've tried so many places, but nothing compares to this spot. The wings are always so fresh, perfectly crunchy, subtly spicy, and they don't leave you with that greasy, heavy feeling afterward. You can genuinely taste the freshness and quality of the ingredients. I've already raved about these wings to so many friends, and even my friend from out of town who I had try when visiting, said she now craves them! They seriously deserve all the flowers. Highly, highly recommend!

Wings had the signature Korean Krunch to them and the size was just right; not too big, not too…read moresmall. Cabbage garnish really not necessary as it left a desire for kimchi. The sprinkle of sesame seeds was a nice touch. Dumplings had a nice chewy texture and a mouthful of meat filling. Subtle dipping sauce included. Would order again.

Ever want noodles during the summer? Their cold noodles were incredible. The noodles are very…read morechewy. The menu offers more beyond that but I haven't gotten there just yet. The vibe is small local restaurant and service is direct/helpful.