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    Krisp Korean Fried Chicken

    4.3 (367 reviews)
    ModerateChicken Shop, Korean
    Closed 11:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    KRISP KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Jeremy C.

    Decided to get this place another shot as it's been a long time since I've been here the onion rings are good but the wings themselves are small and they really do lack flavor. Service is always good. I think I'll stick with my usual spot.

    Sweet & Spicy 10 Piece Wings Combo
    Michelle Z.

    This fried chicken is out of this world!! Amazing flavor, perfectly fried, and clean chicken!! I cannot believe this place has been in Spring Branch this whole time! Cannot recommend enough. Already planning our return visit!

    Daisy P.

    Crispy Korean fried chicken wings and they are flaky not greasy. Tteok-Bokki was spicy and surprisingly good although it is a big portion so it is shareable. Good service and clean all indoor restaurant with several seatings.

    Allison K.

    I've been eyeing this spot for a while and while I'm glad I got to try it, the food unfortunately fell a little short. My friend and I got the Krisp wings (lunch menu) and the Tteok Bokki. The tteok bokki was average and I thought it was interesting how they fried the boiled egg. As for the wings, this was a let down. The exterior of the chicken wasn't as crispy as I thought it'd be so that was slightly disappointing. The flavor is lackluster without the sauce but at least it wasn't dry. The lunch menu said that the wings would include french fries, coleslaw, and our choice of sauce but there were no french fries and coleslaw. Not to mention, we got charged extra for the sauce when the description made it sound like a sauce was included. The honey butter sauce we got was absolutely delicious and it could be argued that it's worth the $3 extra but I did feel a little baited based on what the lunch menu said. The atmosphere of the restaurant is a little lackluster (darkly lit, no music playing in the back, etc). As for the service, our server was sweet and friendly! Unfortunately, I'm not sure if I'll be going back but if there's a promotion going on, maybe I'll give it another try!

    Melanie D.

    I was craving some korean fried chicken & found this place. When you walk in you just take a seat at a table, scan the QR, & click the button to place your order. Me & my family ended up getting the hot & spicy half chicken & 10 honey butter wings. The chicken like the name is krispy. The hot & spicy was actually little spicy, something I could handle. The honey butter wings were my favorite. I love that they include pieces of fried rice cakes with the chicken. The only thing I wished they had was the pickled radish that other korean fried chicken restaurant. The place is spacious with a couple tables. It seems that not a lot of people dine in & mostly do takeout. Overall, it's good, but I had better korean fried chicken.

    Fried onion rings and S5. Fried Cheese Ball
    Suelynn N.

    My husband and I came here to try out their Korean fried chicken on our side quest for the best Korean fried chicken in town. We ordered the fried onion rings and the cheeseballs and for myself I ordered the honey butter chicken wings. The onion rings were coated with batter on random spots. It came with a spicy mayo sauce. The cheese balls came with a sweet cream sauce . I honestly like this one a lot. The honey butter, chicken wings were OK. They were decent, but not my top three. This place seems to be more of a takeout and delivery instead of a dine in place . But the table and chairs are still clean and stable and I like how they have a button on the table if you need to get their staff attention. There's a few Korean anesthetics, but they're very basic. Parking is free and out front.

    Evelyn L.

    I've been wanting to try out this place for a while now so when I finally did It felt so satisfying. We ordered the sweet & spicy, garlic, and honey butter. Each flavor was delicious but my favorite was the garlic. The wings are also HUGE. We paid $40 for 3 orders and I would say its fair for the size of the wings you get. I would 100% recommend this place and come back here!

    garlic (whole) chicken so yummy!
    Cindy L.

    We went here on a whim after Pilates nearby, and boy did this place not disappoint. They really live up to the name because everything was capital KRISPY. We got the garlic flavored whole chicken and we still have leftovers for a second meal. This is easily my favorite spot for kfc now, wish it was closer to us down south but :') the chicken came out piping hot and super crispy I could do some serious asmr. It comes with fried tteokbokki, which is probably my favorite way of eating it. You guys HAVE TO get the French fries. We got just plain fries and it was the crispiest fries ever. We couldn't stop eating these LOL. It also comes with pickled radishes which is a must need side imo. The waitress was super nice in explaining the popular flavors to us since it was our first time there. We went during closing, but definitely recommend trying this spot during the day! Lots of kpop on repeat for the stans too!

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    Thea W.

    If you're looking for a great Korean wing place this is it. Wings have TONS of flavor and tons of meat. Outside looks extremely sketch but I mean, those are the best places arnt they??? 100% recommend this place!

    Lunch Menu
    David P.

    Nut allergy friendly! Soybean oil used here. A small, unassuming spot on Blalock on the corner of a strip mall, Krisp is a hidden little gem that most people probably drive by a few times without a second glance. Parking: Plenty in the lot. Order-to-Food: ~15-20 Minutes I got here around noon with a group of four on a Friday. Initially, there wasn't anyone else there, but a few parties came and went as we were there, including a number of to-go orders. They have about ten tables inside. Each table has a little call button to get service. With four people, we each ordered one of the six-wing lunch special with different flavors to share. The flavors we got were: 1. Kalbi - Universally the #1 or #2 favorite of the group. All-rounder good ginger soy flavor. 2. Sweet & Spicy- Two of us said it was our #1 and one said it was his least favorite. It's got the spice from gochujang flavor and the sauciness means that your wings will get soggy a bit faster. 3. Honey Butter - One gave this his "most favorite" and everyone else put it around 3-4th. I think the honey flavor was a little too weak. 4. Spicy Soy - Somewhere toward the middle-lower of our choices. The flavors didn't come out too strongly here. The lunch specials are served with a nice helping of very crispy fries and some coleslaw to null any heat. Every wing basket also comes with some rice cakes, a great touch of different textures that soaks the flavor up. We also upgraded one lunch special for $1 to get onion rings, which are also very thin and lightly battered. On the wings themselves: The batter is much thinner than other Korean fried chicken places in town. The wings are slightly smaller than others, but we ordered another 10-piece to share on top of our lunch special and got a few bigger pieces. The lunch special price is excellent. Overall, I'd definitely come back and highly recommend the Kalbi and Sweet & Spicy sauces!

    Connie H.

    Scan the QR code at the table and press the button when ready to order- I got the lunch special with 6 original wings fries/cole slaw. I also added the Tteok bokki. This place is located in a strip mall with bars on the windows but don't let that scare you off. Original- no sauce 3/5 nice and crispy but needed salt but liked that they fried the little bits of rice cake to go with it. I imagine with sauce this would have hit. Tteok bokki was pretty good 4/5

    6 Piece Wings Combo Spicy Hot  Half chicken cream & onion
    Anders S.

    Must try. Absolutely the best K-fried chicken I've had in a while. Made fresh, chill atmosphere with music and simple layout. Feels like home with their attention serving the customer. More than 5 stars

    Sweet & Spicy Fried Chicken lunch special
    Grace K.

    This is a solid place for Korean fried chicken. The restaurant is clean and the server was very friendly. I ordered the lunch special that came with 6 wings, fried rice cake, fries, and coleslaw. The wings have a light crispy batter and the sauces complement the chicken well. The little fried rice cakes add a nice textural component to the dish. The tteok-bokki was just okay. The sauce was somewhat bland and the cheese gave it a weird texture. My diagnosis: Krisp is a great place for Korean wings.

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