We had white sangria, a mango salad, tempura cheese curds, soy garlic wings & we finished with the chocolate cake. Everything was so good! You can tell careful thought was put into everything on the menu. The service was fast. I wished the kimchi fries came with actual kimchi on them. I've had it elsewhere where it has cheese and kimchi loaded on, so these kimchi fries were boring in comparison. read more

Service is always quick and friendly. Great atmosphere and music. Immediately order the Always Double Fried Chicken as it takes 25 minutes prep time. The spicy soy garlic isn't spicy to me, but adds to the overall flavor. I crave this chicken! Also recommend the Miso Ramen which is a nice portion. Kimchi Fries and Roosterspin Fries are both fresh, hot, & crunchy. I was pleasantly surprised by On The Cobb! Can't wait to come back to keep exploring the menu. read more

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First time at Roosterspin on a Saturday night with friends and it was just okay. Two of us had ramen and it was good but nothing very special. We ordered the large fried chicken platter. I just find the whole platter is a bit strange. Why the drumsticks? And why don't they have just wings or a breast option? The main reason I am only giving three stars is because of the extremely loud and disruptive band playing music in a very tiny space. We were struggling to hear each other talk at our table, even being right next to each other. Totally unnecessary, just play some music on a speaker or put the live music in the far corner so people can enjoy their experience without struggling to hear each other speak. Not really my type of place but maybe check the live music schedule before you go. read more

Good very good if you know what to order. Ambiance terrible with loud blaring music disturbing a fine meal!

Food was great only unexpected thing was they do not offer alcohol beverages. BYOB for wine and beer only. We ordered: - Mango salad 5/5 Stars (Portion very well and I was able to share.) - Snow Corn Sushi Roll 4.5/5 Stars (If your into creamy sauce on sushi than 5/5) - Garlic Fried Rice 4/5 Stars (Food arrived before my BF dish arrived and the food was semi cold) - Skirt Steak 5-5 stars (Very flavorful and you get a good portions) Overall, I would return because the waiter always checked in and made sure we had everything we needed. Food was good too only downfall was going out for a dinner date and no drinks to celebrate. read more

The half & half wings are out of this world. Best crispy non greasy wings I've ever had! 100/10

Roosterspin gives off industrial vibe in terms of its architectural style, and the food is nothing but creative. I've been to a lot of Asian Fusion restaurants, but this is def one of the top! Plus, it's BYOB without a cork fee and they have their own wine list. Food: 1. We ordered the Korean Pancake for appetizer-perfectly crispy on the edge, and generous with the seafood. The portion is enough for 4 people if you each want a slice. 2. I ordered the spicy tuna roll. AMAZING! Saw a lot of other tables ordering it too, so it's certainly a popular choice. 3. My bf ordered the fried chicken-it contains both wings and thighs and it was heavenly. When I read on the menu saying it was not oily, I did not believe it until I tried it for myself. With two people, you're definitely fine with the regular size unless you haven't eaten all day. If you do go w the large, I don't think you need an app or another entree. Just share the Large. But that's just my opinion. We got the spicy flavor, and it def was spicy and delicious!! 4. Cheesecake: not overly sweet and very food. Service: Fast, attentive, nothing I didn't like about my experience. Will come back! read more

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This place honestly sucked. Came here for a bday party for one of my friends. My friend had an allergy to shellfish but notified the waitress of said allergy. Her food came out and tasted like fish (she ordered a chicken meal) and flagged down someone else just for him to tell her that it was in fact fried in the same oil as the seafood. two other people at the table ordered seafood rolls. took well over an hour for them to come out. and the waitress brought over a roll that was completely different than what we had ordered and when we told her we didn't order it she just told us to keep it instead of literally lifting it off the table and taking it away. she had zero cares. after almost an hour and a half, the last dish of a california roll came out. great. all of the dishes timing was staggered and it seemed like almost all the staff were fried out of their minds. for the high prices and the mediocre food, save your time and don't come here. read more

This is a very cool , musically themed space. There are hundreds, if not thousands of classic jazz lps shelved on the back wall ( hence the spin in the restaurant name) The menu is pretty extensive with not many selections that don't sound great. Unfortunately the waitress didn't help narrow our choices down by suggesting 5-6 that we needed to try. We settled on the Korean seafood pancake, panko cheese curds and Bulgogi sliders for appetizers. All were very good with the sliders standing out. Cooked perfectly with pckled oniins, a harmonious blend with some jalapeño mayo on the side. The obvious entree choices were the fried chicken and GF rice waffle. The chicken was crazy crunchy with the spicy version just below the " too freakin hot" level. Overall a great experience, I'll be back if I find myself in Westfield again. I didn't notice on the website but it is a BYO, although they do serve wine by the bottle as well as sangria, although I believe it was $34 pitcher and didn't seem to have a lot of booze in it. Also a few nights a week they have a DJ spinning the aforementioned vinyl read more

So let me ask you a serious question. Here it is -"what's the very best fried chicken you've ever had"? Up until Saturday night, I'm not sure I would have been able to answer that question, maybe it was Stroud's in Kansas City? Well, now I do have a definitive favorite -and the answer (drum-roll, or drumstick (?) please, is Roosterspin, a Korean restaurant in Westfield, NJ. Three of us went for their large serving ($23) of "FAMOUS DOUBLE FRIED CHICKEN". They double fry it in soybean oil so the fat in the chicken skin disintegrates. So there is zero sogginess, and only a feathery light super crisp crust and juicy meat are left behind. There is ZERO grease, which is something you can't say about most Close Encounters of the Fried Chicken Kind. You can finish your wings with three sauces, and we opted for the Soy Garlic which was great. Seriously, this was the best fried chicken I ever had. After our wing feast, we split three small plates - A Seafood Pajean (Korean traditional pancake with shrimp, calamari, and scallions for $14, an R-Waffle (Homemade chapssal (sweet rice) waffle ($9) that's crunchy on the outside & chewy on the inside with your choice of syrups), and STEAMED MANDOO (Korean dumplings for $13). We all liked the dumplings and waffle best. Roosterspin is a BYOB establishment and our server brought out a bottle opener to take the caps off of our bottles. Our service was average -right in the middle of the pack. One thing you should be aware of -Roosterspin can be very noisy and I practically had to shout at someone across the table from me. I definitely recommend Roosterspin -go sample their fried chicken and see if you agree with my assessment. read more

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Having worked in Korean Town, my standards for Korean food are always very high. Roosterspin was recommended to me by some friends and family so I decided to give it a shot. Boy was it worth it! First off, if you are planning to come here for dinner get here early or book a reservation. Second, parking stinks so your best bet is to find the first spot in downtown Westfield and walk. Third, always always always order the fried chicken! I started with the steamed bulgogi buns which were light but very flavorful. Because the chicken usually takes about 20-30 minutes to cook, i usually order something else to keep my tastebuds satisfied. This time I ordered the miso ramen bowl which was nothing short of perfection. The broth was extremely tasteful as the scallion, pork and boiled egg complimented the dish. Now onto the chicken- I ordered the half and half as I was splitting it with friends. It's always twice fried which makes the skin crispy but very flaky (this is a good thing). If you like heat and can handle it, I highly suggest getting the spicy however if you're not sure go with the half and half. The outside is a soy and garlic coating which seems overpowering but it's just the right combo that gives a burst of flavor with each bite. read more

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I would describe this place as a Korean-American fusion. The menu is interesting. Entrance is on the SIDE of the building.... where the Westfield train station parking is... I had to drive around to find it . Parking is metered so check times and make sure you know your spot number and go to the payment machine It's one big dining area... a lot of wood , one wall is full of record albums/LP which I think is cool Service was friendly and attentive which is important to me. Music was playing They have sangria but not by glass- only pitcher so that sucks if you're alone. The drinks come in mason jars. I ordered the "corn on the Cobb" which reminds me of Mexican corn. I enjoyed it I also ordered the small(er) order of Korean chicken wings which was 12 wings lol. I could just imagine the large order. A friend told me they didn't like it here but I beg to differ. I enjoyed the wings. I wasn't sure if I wanted to try to soy garlic or the spicy soy garlic so my waitress let me do half of each so that was nice. I definitely had to get a doggy bag I didn't get to check out the dessert menu. Maybe next time I would come back read more

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Fun Korean bar food spot in an otherwise Asian food desert. The Korean fried chicken here is legit - double fried, crispy light skin on the outside and tender on the inside. The glazes are also on point - big fan of both the soy garlic and the spicy glazes. I also really appreciate the delicious little pickled daikons that come with the KFC - nice touch! We tried a few of the apps here as well - while all fairly small in size, they packed good flavor. The Jap chae flavors and consistency were great - just wish there was a lot more of it. The kalbi was also finger licking good - but only came with a few slices. The seafood pancake was a bit thick for my taste, but it was generously packed with seafood and the consistency was fluffy yet crispy. Also loved how they offer a few varieties of freshly squeezed sugarcane juice. A fun alternative drink. Roosterspin was empty at 11:30AM on a Sun (which befuddles me a bit - other cafes in downtown Westfield had a line out the door -- not sure why others wouldn't prefer to eat delicious KFC for brunch??). Service was attentive and prompt. read more

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The absolute best place for Korean fried chicken or any type of fried chicken. It knocks every other fried chicken I've ever had out of the park. Make sure to order the fried chicken as soon as you arrive as it takes about 30 minutes to make. The look of the restaurant matches the vibe of the food they serve and everything I've had so far is absolutely delicious. read more

I am in Westfield three times a year for a week (3 weeks total) and I would guess that I eat dinner here at least 4 times every week that I am here. Now, I am from the south so we know fried chicken, and their fried chicken is EASILY the best I have ever had. The service is excellent and the consistency of the food is outstanding. I cannot recommend this place enough! The chicken sandwich is a MUST ORDER (top 5 food item I have ever had)! read more

This is a cool little Asian fusion restaurant with a Korean bent. We were recommended to try their fried chicken sandwich, which was really good. We also tried their cauliflower wings, cheese curds, and one of their (rather soggy) 'sushi' rolls, all of which were alright, but nothing to rave about. They also have an extensive list of non-alcoholic 'cocktails', and a decent selection of wine, also available by half-bottle, which is great. Overall, I would recommend this place and return here again to try other items on their interesting menu. read more

Roosterspin - Fried chicken sandwich - Korean Near Me - Westfield, New Jersey

Such a fun menu and great service and of course the food is fantastic as well. I love the variety of choices and their menu. My favorite is the mango salad as well as the sushi rolls. read more

Pleasantly surprised and somewhat wowed with this place... we made reservations for 6pm, but got there at 5:30, and were seated straight away - thank you. Ambiance is dimmed-jazzy-industrial - with super friendly service. Menu is straightforward, words/terms are explained, there's something for everyone, and dishes can be spice-customized. Place is BYOB, but wine bottles can also be purchased. Adjacent is Karaoke!! $50 small room, $100 large. Dinner for 3: $91-ish for 5 dishes, including a large order of their double fried wings - which is A MUST HAVE. Not inexpensive, but portions are substantial, shareable for sure, and we ended up with a few doggy bags. read more

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Came here to celebrate making an offer on our new house. Really loved the place it's unfortunate they don't have a full liquor license m, BUT the food is great! We had chicken wings m, double fried which honestly should be the only way bao bun and fries everything was super delicious and fresh. Service was great as well can't wait to come back and try more stuff. read more

I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked this restaurant. First, I was coaxed by my date into trying the Spicy Tuna Roll (Fact: I don't eat sushi). It was delicious! Next, the service was utterly amazing. Our server made recommendations, brought drinks and food in a timely fashion, and was all smiles the entire evening. I appreciate the fact that he really seemed to like his job. Last, I love the fact that this place is BYOB. They do have a bar and serve wine by the glass or the bottle, but it is such a treat when you can bring your drink of choice for half the price. So, for the full scoop, here goes... We came for dinner. It was a romantic ambiance and I adored the LP collection that spanned an entire wall, encased in glass. As mentioned, the service was amazing, and the menu was simple but expansive. We decided to share a few items. So, in addition to the Spicy Tuna Roll, we had the Kimchi Fried Brown Rice and Bulgogi Ramen Tacos. The tacos were spectacular and the rice was very good. Overall, the food was 4 out of 5 stars. I really enjoyed this place. It is not the type of restaurant that I normally frequent, but I am glad I gave this one a chance. I would definitely come back. Next time I will save room for dessert! read more

Roosterspin - Ramen Tacos. Spicy Tuna Roll. - Korean Near Me - Westfield, New Jersey

To be fair and very honest, I would give 3 stars for the food. However, my experience here barely made to giving them 2 stars. I came across this place with fairly high rating on Yelp and was excited to give it a try. They seem to be very popular for their Korean style fried chicken. As a person that's very familiar with Korean style fried chicken it was very underwhelming. The pieces were so tiny for the price, and their soy garlic had zero flavor. The spicy ones were actually pretty good but I don't know what I tasted for soy garlic ones and it was confusing flavor for me. The cucumbers which I thought was a pickle at first did not pair well with the chicken at all. The fries were probably the best dish I tried here and it was really good- i would get the fries again. The chicken sandwich was pretty good but didn't really taste the spicy flavor that I chose. All in all- the food was not bad. What really killed my experience was how long it took me to get my food. I got my first dish 45 mins after ordering. No one came to check in or anything for the 45 mins of me sitting there. When I finally asked about the status, then they realized that there were some issues with my order. Really disappointing experience and the food wasn't outstanding enough to counter set that experience. Not too sure if I'll go back yet. read more

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Quality of food and service is on point. Nice ambiance too. The only reason they don't get 5 stars is they don't participate in any delivery service. read more

Really nice atmosphere. Nice staff as well. Portions are tiny and it wouldn't bother me nearly as much if the food wasn't really bad on top of being pretty pricy considering. Maybe I went on an off night but based off of my experience won't be going back. read more

Roosterspin has a fun menu and great atmosphere. I've been here several times before the pandemic, even once for a karaoke party, and we've never been disappointed. I'm a big Korean food fan and this hits the spot when you're looking for something less traditional. It's way more fun to eat indoors here than takeout so you can marvel at their world-class vinyl collection! Our favorites are of course the double fried garlic chicken, and the mango salad. read more

This is a NYC-wannabe restaurant in Westfield, NJ. It's loud for the sake of being loud - they're constantly blasting music at you so you're screaming at your dinner mates. And others are screaming as well so it just builds and gets worse. Automatically I was put in a bad mood by the male host at the front door. When we walked in on a Friday evening, he goes, "Do you have a reservation?" When we told him no, his reply was, "Uhhhh ... you really should have a reservation. We're super busy on Fridays and Saturdays." I looked around, there were plenty of open spots. He then said that they recommend putting in a reservation 24 hours ahead of time?!?!? Are you kidding me? Stop. You're not in Midtown. And within 3-5 mins, the other hostess was able to find us a table so I don't know what he was even talking about. Also, they refused to tell us how long the wait was - they just said to wait and they'll see what they could do -- uhhh ... There's really no "waiting area" so you're in everyone's way the whole time. So, bad mood unlocked. So, we finally sit down: the double-fried wings were just okay. The wings here at Roosterspin quickly stopped being crunchy. The spicy soy garlic was spicy for the sake of being spicy and after a while, my mouth was just numbed. The cheese curds were small because cheese curds are small and once deep fried, you lose the cheese. It melted away. The pork steam buns were okay. Waitress was super friendly, which was a nice contrast to the awful host at the door. But in the end, I know better spots. read more

Really great double fried chicken! A group of five of us had a smattering of a bunch of food, but the chicken stole the show! I also recommend the friend rice, cheese curds, bibimbap! Skip the seafood pancake and mandoo (dumplings). Cool vibe to the place :) Btw, BYOB, don't forget! read more

The dishes look so pretty and pleasant and we ate all of them. The wait staff was friendly. read more

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Booked a private room for a birthday event in March- the process and was quick and simple! We had two spaces which was more than enough for our group, and we had a great time. The only downside was the battery for the device to queue up the songs died and it took some time to get the charger up and running, but the staff were kind and helpful in getting the matter resolved as quick as they could. We had some wings and sushi which were great for the karaoke event. read more

Great ambiance, wings were well worth the wait. Trust the servers on their recommendations. read more

The best Korean fried chicken (KFC) I've ever had! This chicken has a refined double-fried crispy and light coating that's never greasy, a juicy interior, and a tasty garlic-soy sauce. I ordered half spicy/half normal which I recommend if you're trying it for the first time. The spicy version's mild but builds as you continue to feast. If you're eating-in, order this early since it's made-to-order. Then the Tempura Cheese Curds - GET THIS! They're a little pricey at $12 but the squeaky goodness of the Wisconsin curds in a light, crunchy shell and the very slight kick of the jalapeno sauce - so worth it. Then their Spicy Tuna Roll's huge, delicious, and spicy (¬‿¬). Off of the Kid's Menu, the Korean Corn Dog was pretty good with a light, slightly sweet fried coating that's somewhere between angel food cake and funnel cake in consistency. While they only offer wine for spirits, they prepare nice sangrias from either their wine for $32 or yours for $12. It's also BYOB, so feel free to bring beer or rum, vodka, etc. to add to their yummy Mocktail offerings. Initially, their location was hard to find without a street-facing sign, but it's right by the Westfield Train Station. Parking's easy either in the lot right in front or diagonally across the street for around $1 to $2. Very family-friendly. read more

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Get: Korean Fried Chicken (the crispiest KFC I've had in a while although they can kick up the flavor on this dish). I've been meaning to checkout Roosterspin for a while and finding myself in Westfield today, I jumped at the chance. Walking in, the restaurant has hipster/shadowy atmosphere and decor. It's dimly lit and the back wall is decorated with old records. The tables and furniture is designed with wood and industrial pipes. Overall I like it a lot. I could definitely see myself coming back and grabbing a drink with friends here. Our server, Jordan, was awesome. Very informative and thoughtful and helped us make our selections. Since the KFC takes 25 minutes to make, he asked if we wanted to put an order in first. The menu is Korean Fusion and there are a couple items that I will definitely will be checking out next time I come, Kimchi Fries, and Ramen tacos! (yes please). We ordered a large order of the half and half double fried Korean Fried Chicken, the BiBimbap, and the Bulgogi Baos. The reason for the 3 star review is because the food wasn't very exceptional. All good choices but nothing that stood out. The Korean Fried Chicken was very crispy (crispiest I've had!) but the flavor wasn't there, even the spicy sauce, which was better than the plain soy garlic was a bit lackluster. The Bibimbap was a bit one note, it had mushrooms, truffle oil, and brisket. Again, it was good but I also kinda wished they had used the traditional hot pepper paste sauce instead of the plainer yuzu sauce that they had served it with. The Bao buns had bulgogi in them and while I did enojy it, I also felt that the meat was a bit dry. The price for all this wasn't the best value but I didn't think it was astronomically expensive either. So all in all, atmosphere, service and food wise, this place is a 3.5 star. I'll be coming back but it probably won't be a frequent haunt for me. read more

We had a great Saturday evening with friends at Roosterspin. The ambiance is very industrial hip. Record albums cover an entire wall and mason jars light up the place, making it feel very warm. The food is modern Korean tapas, and we had so much fun sharing all the small plates. They sell wine and intriguing mock-tails, but the restaurant is also byob. I'm glad I read the tips on Yelp about bringing your own wine for them to turn into sangria. It was excellent, and a lot cheaper than having them make sangria with their wine. Our service was a little disorganized. They messed up one of our orders, required a lot of reminders to bring out silverware, and food we didn't order landed on our table more than once. They also need to work on their pacing, as they brought everything out all at once and there was no room on our table. We shared the galbi, wings (half and half), kimchi pajeon, tuna tataki, miso ramen, bulgolgi and pork steamed buns, tempura cheese curds, and garlic fried rice. The wings, their pricey signature dish, were exceptional - a solid 5 stars. They're double fried and have a light, cripsy crust. It takes a bit of time for them to make them, so order them as soon as you sit down. They're not very spicy - not even the ones that are supposed to be. The ramen was a poor excuse for ramen. I get that it's not their speciality, but I'll never order it again. Everything else was pretty solid. We spent somewhere between $50 to $60 per person. I'd definitely come back and hit up their karaoke rooms in the back! read more

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This place is Korean fusion, which is awesome!! The ambiance is great, and they can accommodate pretty large size groups (make reservations). The reason for the 3-star average review for such a fun place with decent food is that we got mixed results for food / service. Initially, the service was great. The server was attentive and friendly. However, when a large party using one of the party rooms in the back (you can rent them by the hour and they have karaoke), most of the servers went to attend to them. This meant I was asking random busboys or different servers for things I needed (i.e. drink refill). They should have dedicated servers for the party room rather than split between main dining room and party rooms! Next, the food. We weren't that hungry, so we opted for an order of large soy garlic wings with a side of roosterspin fries and an order of the sae-ssak bibimbap - brisket. The wings were solidly good! Very crispy and on par with some of the best Korean wings (looking at you, BonChon) around. They may even be more crispy than the ones at Chicken & Beer in Palisades park. That's when things started to go downhill. The fries were $9... $9 for fries that some were half-cooked (hard in the center) with a side of ketchup and aoili. Don't get this if you're expecting to be blown away, and it's quite frankly very expensive!! The bacon mustard is like a light mustard with very very faint hint of bacon. I was very disappointed in this! Next, the bibimbap. I've had a LOT of bibimbap and always appreciate the crispy rice the forms at the bottom and having a half-raw egg to mix in to it. How disappointed were we that the egg in this dish was a quial egg!!! So tiny, so disappointing! Also, not sure if they've changed their menu, but I was fully expecting SOME veggies in this dish. All that was given was meat, tiny egg, and mushrooms. Definitely not a great dish and was pretty salty! There are other interesting items on the menu that looked interesting enough for us to want to go back to try -- but these items that disappointed will not be ordered again. Hoping to have a better dining experience here the next time! Also, this place is BYOB -- wish I knew that before coming. They only have sangria and wine on the menu, so be sure to bring the beer/cider/wine for the next time! They also have interesting mocktails, so I would bring something to mix with that. read more

Came here to celebrate a friend's birthday. There were 6 of us with a reservation at 6pm on a Sat night. Most of us had the fried chicken sandwich which was delicious! And I would definitely come back again for that. I think for the price though, give us fries or a salad instead of the potato chips. Overpriced because of that. The kimchi fries were weak.....it's really fries with a siracha Mayo sauce on the side with a tiny piece of kimchi in it. ($9) The sangria was delicious and not watered down with ice. The waiter asked us if we wanted dessert-we did and almost 5 min after we got our dessert ad coffee, another waitress came to tell us that they needed the table. Star take off for being kicked out before we could even finish our coffee. Probably deserves 2 stars off for that. We had the chocolate cake which wasn't homemade or anything-pretty standard probably from box. You mainly come here for the fried chicken and the ambience and sangria. Service needs work-don't kick us out right after you bring the dessert and coffee. 4 stars fried chicken sandwich-delicious, crunchy and substantial. Point off for cheaping out on potato chips. 3 stars for being kicked out before finishing coffee/dessert. 3 stars for overpriced appetizers-fries and cheese curds 5 stars sangria read more

My family and I have been coming to Rooster Spin for over 3 years. Consistency is key at this establishment. Every menu item that I have tried has never dissapointed and the level of service is impeccable. Jordan is one of our favorite waiters and knows our order. I am a vegetarian and highly reccomend the Korean Fried Cauliflower. The Meat Eaters in my family enjoy the chicken - half n half, so you can try BOTH the spicy and the traditional. The appetizers/sides are a must- The corn, Kimchi Fries, and the seafood Fried Rice is also a must. The Place is also BYOB and they have mocktails/iced tea as well. I have heard there is a lounge in the back for private parties! Get to the main dining hall early, as seats fill up quick and the chicken does take about 40 minutes. read more

Roosterspin - Korean Fried Chicken! - Korean Near Me - Westfield, New Jersey

Caroline Dwyer was a great help throughout the night along with the rest of the team who were quick, observant, and kind. Great place for people who want to be adventurous and try something new. read more

Service sucks--Sorry to be blunt but you should know this up front. I don't care how good the food is if you're treated badly. First of all, if you make a reservation through open table the hostess claims you're automatically sat at the bar. At this "bar" be prepared to be bumped into and have a front row seat at busboys unhygienically drying plates and silverware with rags. Your waitress will probably also forget about you. Something of note: Even though the hostess claimed there were no available tables, other two tops remained empty the whole time we were there. Now the food--while the chicken is indeed delicious I would say you're better off getting bonchon. The "small" plates are also extremely over priced. We got the sizzle galbi and it was such a tiny portion. The tempura cheese curds were serviceable. Hey maybe we ordered the wrong things? All in all I wouldn't come back. read more

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Walked in for lunch with a group of four. The restaurant is next to the train station and is hipster and classy. Vibe is awesome. Unique food with a Korean twist. We ordered a pitcher of sangria. Presentation was great taste was great too. They poured for us which is always a plus. We ordered kimchi fries and they were 5/5 amazing. Well fried with spices with a nice cheese sauce. We ordered corn on the cob, presentation was great came with mini skewers so you don't get your hands dirty. The spice mixture on the corn was decent could of been better. We ordered the fried dumplings they were amazing. Well fried plus the inside was great. Service is amazing they are on there game. They only service wine and sangria no beer, we wish they had one on tap or some bottled option for who ever wanted a beer option instead of wine/sangria. read more

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I had heard good things about the restaurant but I was not personally impressed. It was super dark. As I try to avoid gluten I did not have the chicken which is probably what gets the most praise. Instead I had the gluten free garlic fried rice, it was just meh. The staff was not overly friendly and there was not an inviting vibe to the location. read more

We got there early on a Saturday night so we didn't need a reservation. The ambiance was cool and the liveliness of the place was pleasant. As for the food, it didn't seem that Korean enough to me, let alone Asian. As for the dishes, the garlic rice was mostly rice and not much seafood. The kimichi fries seemed odd as the kimchi was in the cheese sauce as opposed to being on the fries. The fried chicken meal was a large portion with some good flavors. The chicken sandwich was kinda standard but was tasty with the coleslaw and sauce. Overall, the experience was ok. Getting a table should never have to be a problem with this place given that the overall experience is average. read more