Every review is right about the fried oil in the air getting on your clothes! It was a constant problem in Korea as well and every Korean fried chicken place I've been to here.
The service was friendly, even gave us a sample of the sauce we wanted to try. The spicy sauce is very spicy. To the point it burns after a few pieces. It was very good though maybe next time I'll ask for it on the side to dip with the original fried chicken because they drown the chicken in their sawwwce. The sweet sauce was so good. The chicken was battered and seasoned well enough for the crunch even with the sauce.
We ordered the half and half for two styles of one whole chicken. With a pitcher of beer it came to about $50.
So it is a form of gourmet fried chicken and trust me I love my KFC and Popeye's, you're definitely paying a premium. As with all things Korean, it is much more expensive here than it is there so after living there. It's nice for once in awhile and it is comparable to kokoya in price and quality. I think kokoyas spicy sauce has less heat for sure.
I'd give it more of a 3.5 rating. Loses points for the bathroom with a toilet that doesn't flush and prices.