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  • I love KFC - no, not the Colonel's chicken! I'm talking about Korean Fried Chicken. Yea, it's a thing. Kind of strange at first - I usually consider good fried chicken a Southern US staple. But the Koreans give us a run for our money! There are some distinct differences between Korean fried chicken and the chicken you get at Chinese restaurants or American places. Chinese restaurants use corn starch breading and Americans vary but typically use all purpose flour breading. Koreans use rice flour and a double fry method to get the right crisp texture. Then they smother on the sauces. Here, you have a choice of either spicy or sweet and savory soy garlic. I came here with the hubs, our son and my Mom. Five minutes after sitting down, my nephew and his friends walk in. We didn't plan this. They showed up out of nowhere. We live about 45 minutes apart and this place is the midpoint. Out of all the restaurants in the are, we chose the same one at the same time. We had two separate checks and It came down to the exact same amount. Coincidence?!?! Nah, I believe that's God telling us to eat here more often! I've been here before and ordered the wings I love. The rest of my party were KFC virgins so we ordered a variety of foods for everyone to try. Let's start with the wings. The crispy crunchy chicken exterior can't be described. You have to taste It to truly know how divine It is. Its sauced by either spicy or soy garlic but the breading stays crispy the whole time! The chicken is served with pickled cubes radishes. Sounds weird at first but it's a perfect bite to cut the grease and spice from the chicken. Now onto the other dishes: Hubs ordered bulgolgi, fried rice and kimchi. My mom ordered japchae and an appetizer of octopus chunks. Everything was so delicious! The service was also great! Drinks were kept refilled, the waitress was an excellent resource in helping us order and the food came out promptly. It wasn't very busy here on a Saturday night but I think people are sleeping on this joint. It's by far more delicious than other Korean joints that aren't authentic. Give this place a try!
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