CM Korean Fried Chicken & Ssong’s Hot Dog

I wish I hadn't been so excited for my mozzdog because I got home and opened up fried chicken instead. I don't eat chicken. Two stars bc the tea was fine. Tried emailing the company for a refund since the place was closed when I got home but what ya gonna do. Guess I shoulda double checked before I left!

If I could give this place negative 5 stars, I would. I ordered two items: the chicken gizzards and the snow chicken. The snow chicken came out completely wrong—just plain fried chicken with no snow sauce or onions, even though I paid extra for them. On top of that, my chicken gizzards never came out at all. When I brought it up, the staff acted like I was the problem. They told me the gizzards didn’t come with the chicken—as if I didn’t know what I ordered. I clearly ordered two separate items! After a long, confusing back-and-forth using Google Translate because no one spoke English, they finally admitted the gizzards were accidentally placed in someone else’s bag. Even after all that, they still refused to give me the sauce and onions that were supposed to come with the snow chicken. Unbelievable. To make matters worse, I wasn’t the only one having issues. All the other customers in the restaurant looked frustrated and upset with their service too. To the owner: FIRE these two employees. I came in on 7/14/25 at 11 PM and was served by a young Hispanic woman and man. Their attitude, lack of communication, and refusal to fix their mistakes completely ruined the experience. This was by far the worst service I’ve ever received anywhere. I attached below pictures of what I got vs what I was supposed to receive.

Horrible experience. Fully convinced if they weren’t open so late every night this place would be shut down. 1. Overpriced food-tiny portions 2. Dirty restaurant-bathroom smelled like death and was infested with fleas 3. Poor customer service, no one speaks english and they ignore you when you ask for help and just point to the kiosk. Never coming back. $25 spent on garbage

Real good! Pricey and for me was great. I wish the tenders could be a little bigger but still a great place to eat. All cooked to perfection. Very modern way to order at the big screens. Was fast. We ordered chicken, and I should try different flavors. Absolutely, I recommend this place! Also, I ordered Bobba Yummy!🥰🥰🥰🥰

Shock of the month was how amazing the wings are here! First of all, they were ginormous- 5 wings and a side of sticky rice fed our group of 3. The honey yellow curry sauce/ seasoning was amazing. We didn’t expect much out of this place as it didn’t present as anything exciting, but now I’ll never forget Choong Man chicken!

I AM CONTACTING ICE IMMIGRATION, FILLING OUT THE FORM ONLINE AND SPEAKING WITH THEM!! I AM CONTACTING THE STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT AS WELL!!!THEY DO NOT NEED ANY STARS!! THEY ARE COOKING IN OLD GREASE AND TODAY THEY ARE SERVING A RANDOM CUT UP CHICKEN THIGH INSTEAD OF THE WINGS THAT I ORDERED!!!! THIS IS RIDICULOUS! I DID NOT WORK FOR WHAT YOU WANT TO SEND ME!! I WORK FOR WHAT I WANT! YOU ARE BLATANTLY DISGUSTINGLY DISRESPECTFUL TO CUSTOMERS AND DO NOT DESERVE AN ESTABLISHMENT HERE!!!!!

This place blew my mind! Idk how they did it, but not even 2 minutes after ordering and just getting to sit down, they called our order number. Thinking it was the drinks that were ready, I got up, but it was the FOOD! We ordered 30 wings (3 different kinds, 10 of each) and they came out before the drink! Say less, chicken was hot hot too. Sauces were great! Great service, clean tables and overall area. Workers all need a raise. Kudos to everyone working there and keeping the ship in tip-top shape!

Got there at 11, to be told certain items aren't available until 12. There is no explanation for the delay. Overall, we enjoyed the experience and food. Food was hot and fresh and we were able to sit outside on a deck. We weren't offered sauces or suggested anything to go with our korean corn dogs we drove 2 hours for. So we ate them plain.

Shock of the month was how amazing the wings are here! First of all, they were ginormous- 5 wings and a side of sticky rice fed our group of 3. The honey yellow curry sauce/ seasoning was amazing. We didn't expect much out of this place as it didn't present as anything exciting, but now I'll never forget Choong Man chicken!

If you know me, you know I love Korean food so when I find out about this place for the very first time, I was so excited and they close late for those people who like to stay up, which is amazing especially for me as a college student I have late nights and sometimes I'm just craving Korean food and they're open which is very convenient for me. The food is always great. I love the garlic fried chicken. I'm low-key obsessed with this place.

Got this delivered through UberEats and it was great! The soy garlic gizzard was so flavorful and crispy, and the spicy garlic half chicken was well fried and coated with an addicting sauce. I also really liked the rice cake sausage skewer which was crispy and flavorful, and the kimchi was also quite good. Worth it for the korean fried chicken craving!

***Not the actual name! This is now CM Chicken*** I came in tonight before 3:00 that's the time their website says it's closed. I placed my order before 2:45 because that's the time what the "manager" says that they are actually closed. I order from the kiosk because they don't take live orders. Paid in advance only for the "manager" to tell me that they closed the kitchen and I am due a refund in a few days (depending on my bank) I AM DONE with this place!

During my "hungry girl day in." I Ordered the whole chicken soy garlic tikkudak & mozzarella sticks via UBER. My order came out to 62 bucks! This is probably the worst Korean fried chicken I ever had. The chicken taste as if it was sitting all day long. I'm so disappointed I wasted my money. I stepped outside and gave it a homeless person. Too much money spent just to throw away!

Went at 4ish on Saturday. It was plenty of seating. Orders are placed via kiosks. The order was complete at 4:24. It was ready at 4:31. Nice. First off, it's very pricey. When you order the wings, there are no size options. It's just wings. $14.99. The traditional menu states is 14 ounces. The chicken was fresh when we got it. Both orders seemed like mainly drums. 2/3 flats out of 10. Bummer. The sauces were very good. But the chicken was drenched in the sauces so some (most) of the chicken got super soggy. We had the garlic soy and the garlic spicy. I'm glad I didn't get the red hot pepper. The garlic spicy had my nose running. There was no consistency in the chicken sizes. Some of the drums were HUGE. I'm not a fan. Overall. 7/10. A side of fries is $4.55. Excessive for a small cube styrofoam. The fries were horrible. We literally ate a few and threw them in the trash. Not taste. Hint of onion like maybe onion rings were battered or fried with them.

Disappointed, the chicken was tasteless, and the salsas were not enough. If I wanted more I had to pay for it. The service quantity wasn't good either. It was our biggest disappointment on our trip to Atlanta. Dry and tasteless chicken covered with some salsa

This is one of the places in Atlanta I can't believe I didn't try sooner!! I'd passed by this korean fried chicken spot in Duluth & Midtown and my boyfriend and I finally decided to try it for takeout. Ordering over the phone was fine, and the order was ready within 10 minutes. We ordered the garlic soy & and garlic spicy chicken wings and they were GREAT! The garlic soy was more like a dry rub, but had fantastic sauce and flavor. The garlic spicy was realll saucy and the garlic spicy was great - personally I'd love more spice. Both were still crispy and incredible size for wings! At $13.99 for 10 wings, this place will keep us coming back!

I really love Korean fried chicken and this place satisfied my craving. The snow onion and soy garlic wings (my favorite) were both great. The snow onion is packed so that the onions and sauce are both separate from the wings to ensure crispy chicken. They give you pickled white radish on the side, which helps cut the oiliness from the KFC. Some advice: do NOT eat inside the restaurant. Even though they have all their chairs and tables ready, it is not meant to be a place to dine in. The bathroom was horribly filthy, the trash in the dining area was filled, and overall the vibe felt dirty. I was desperately hungry, so I ate inside. The cashier seemed shocked when we sat down and started chowing down. It basically operates as an UberEats/takeout joint, so if you do either of those, you should be fine.

Has a very odd smell right off the bat when you walk in almost like a pet store. Hello and thank you are met with silent blank stares. I got the tenders and they were pretty dry and overcooked. Whatever you do, absolutely do not go into the bathroom. Absolute disaster area. Ladders and cleaning supplies all over the place and in the open and smells like straight bleach. Pretty unsettling.

Well, Thank goodness DD keeps track of deliveries for me because I wouldn't have been able to figure this location out. I do remember this place had some really good chicken. I ordered Garlic spicy,Garlic Chicken,kimchi and onion rings. All arrived in a short time span and was still very crunchy. Portions were huge and filling the flavors were pronounced. If I had realized this was my chance to finally try one of the snow versions I would've jumped on that chance. But I recall being too exhausted to read thoroughly after partying all night lol Next time, I will try something like the Sweet Onion snow.

This place is located by Georgia Tech. Its pretty small, but its always a lot of people there when I am doordashing from here. The service at this place is fairly quick and straight to the point for the most part, so I cant say much about if they are friendly or not. But of course they greet you when you walk to the counter. There chicken wings are big in size in my opinion, and came with like 10 pieces of chicken I believe (both flats and drums). So I didnt finish all of that on one sitting of course. But the flavors are really good. Im really picky about my chicken when I do eat it, so I wont say its the best place. I also dont like to much breading on my chicken wings, so thats what I didnt like. But the flavors are there. I ordered the Honey Garlic Chicken flavor.

DON'T EAT HERE. Worst CUSTONER SERVICE here. My friend and I were asking questions about if we could add Soy Garlic chicken, and cashier He stares it my eyes and and says "ARE U GONNA ARGUE WITH ME???" and glares for full 3 minutes. When he was clearly being rude and I wanted deesclate and wanted to ask about menu. He glares more without answering then he says "MY NAME IS TOMMY AND IF YOU WANNA CALL THE OWNEEHER NAME IS AMY!!" We were taken back by such negative attitude and service. We still ordered the food. And ate there but "Tommy" guy in the picture with tattoo arm was incredibly rude and startled me and my friend who wanted to spend money here. We ended up ordered Snow onion, and soy garlic. And it escalated for no reason he never came to apologize after 30 minutes of us sitting and eating there. Intentionally ignoring and being rude to us two asian customers

Why did the chicken cross the road? To get away from the high prices of Choongman! I was super excited about discovering this place. The service was great and speedy. I can see the parking lot can be quickly full and so street parking would be another option. Workers were efficient and hospitable. I got the snow onion chicken and for $18.99 for pick-up and All I got was 6 drums and cold sauce and onions. . It doesn't come with any sides...it was crispy and seasoned well. If you want a whole chicken, it's an additional $15.00. That would've made my total almost 40 with taxes. $20 away and I'm in fine dining costs. Eating at Two Urban licks, that $40 goes further. If you want to try it, I suggest dining in vs take out. Doesn't travel well. Also tip to owners, please don't serve sauces that are cold. My snow onion sauce was cold and I ordered extra sauce / paid the additional charge and it wasn't provided at all. I've had better korean chicken where it just falls off the bone and sauces are sticking to the chicken, sides included for the same cost. I should've just bought the side sauces and get fried chicken from publix all under $20.00

Wanted to try another Korean Fried Chicken place and compare it with the Bonchon and Mukja of the world's. This place was close to GA Tech and walking distance to our place so we figure we give it a shot. The reviews may have overhyped it as it was no different than other places we have tried Ordered - Curry Chicken Tender (3/5). It was a little soggy and a mediocre version of Raising Canes tenders. Some sauce to go with it may have helped but it felt dry, soggy, and not what we were expecting especially dining in - Garlic Soy Chicken Wings (4/5). Crispy, fresh, and does the trick if you're looking for some delicious wings. This paired well with some white fluffy rice (+$1) and helped balance the saltiness with some neutral flavors This place was a-ok. I would try again, but nothing too out of ordinary to make me to go out of my way to visit.

I LOVE the Choong Man Chicken in Duluth so when I found out it was coming to Georgia Tech I had to get some. It definitely did not disappoint and stands up to the other location. I got the Garlic Spicy Chicken and it was ... so good. I don't know how to describe it except a ton of flavor packed into this sauce that's slathered on super crispy chicken. You get a whole box of drumsticks for only $14 which I think is way worth it. I love the crispy breading on the chicken and the meat is juicy and tender and can practically melt in your mouth. All the sauce offerings are absolutely delicious - you can't really go wrong. I ALWAYS send my friends to Choong Man Chicken if they ask about Korean Fried Chicken. Hands down one of the best KFC places around. I'm so glad they opened up a Midtown location so Atlanta can finally taste what real good KFC tastes like!

One of my favorite Korean fried chicken chains, Choong Man Chicken, opened its first metro Atlanta ITP (inside the perimeter) location in West Midtown, next to Georgia Tech. This location is much more convenient to my home in nearby Atlantic Station, so I have less reason to make the 30-minute drive to Duluth: http://bit.ly/33A5FCv. There's also a CM Chicken in Suwanee and there used to be one in Alpharetta/Johns Creek. This location opened in August 2020 in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. Unfortunately, Tech students did not and still have not returned to campus in full, so I think that has hurt this business. This space used to be the old Tech Taco: https://bit.ly/3pzVp8m. It's in the same strip as Atlanta favorite Sublime Doughnuts. I placed my order online by following the link on CM Chicken's website: https://www.cmchickengt.com/. I was able to pay online so all I had to do was pick-up in-store. My order was ready and waiting by the time I arrived about 10 minutes later. Fast, but the restaurant didn't seem busy at the time either (a Thursday night around 8pm). I got a couple of my favorites: #6. Snow Onion ($14.99 for a half chicken) - topped with raw sliced onion and a sweet, creamy, mayo-based sauce #9. Garlic Soy Tikkudak ($14.99 for a half chicken) - chicken that has been fried then baked in a "tikku" charcoal oven #22. Cole Slaw ($2.59) I'm happy to report that the food was great. In general, the chicken was extra crispy and delicious. Seeing how this is a franchise of a popular worldwide chain, it appears they've done a pretty good job of getting the company's tried-and-true formulas and recipes right, at least from my experience. This was my first time ordering Snow Onion chicken to-go. As with other foods prepared to-go, CM Chicken serves the onion and sauce in separate containers on the side. If you dine in, the onion and sauce are served on top of the chicken. Of course, serving the onion and sauce on the side made sense so the chicken wouldn't get soggy during transport. My only gripe here is they gave way too many onions and not enough sauce. The amounts of each should have been reversed. Before applying the onion and sauce, the chicken was essentially CM's #1 Fried Chicken which is less expensive than the flavored/sauced chicken options (e.g. $10.99 for a half chicken as opposed to $14.99 for a half Snow Onion chicken). It's just plain fried chicken with not much flavor there. I don't recommend it - definitely get one of the flavored chickens. The raw white onion in the Snow Chicken is very thinly sliced. I'm not sure what they do to the onion, if anything (such as soaking it in cold water), but the onion flavor is mild and not strong at all. It's not like taking a bite out of a fresh raw onion from the grocery store and that's a good thing; otherwise, the Snow Chicken would be overpowered by sharp and pungent onion flavor, which would make it unenjoyable. The white sauce reminds me of a mayo-based sauce one might eat with American potato salad. It's appetizing, creamy, and a little bit sour and vinegary. It goes well on the fried chicken. The Garlic Soy Tikkudak chicken was fantastic. It was wonderfully crispy, crunchy, and scrumptious. The sauce was expectedly sweet and sticky. If you want to try what I consider "classic" or quintessential Korean fried chicken, I recommend the Garlic Soy Tikkudak. It encompasses both the satisfying texture and gratifying flavor of Korean fried chicken, in my opinion. When ordering chicken from CM Chicken, you get the choice of wings, tenders, or half a chicken for the same price or you can go with a whole chicken for more. When ordering a half or whole chicken, every piece will be bone-in and consist of breasts, wings, legs, drumsticks, and thighs. I ordered the Cole Slaw to try and help balance out all the meat. One area I think CM Chicken can improve is their side menu. It's all carbs and/or fried stuff. Yeah, I know, going to a fried chicken joint isn't healthy to begin with, but I do think they can offer some other sides to help offset the heaviness of the rest of the menu. Something other than fries and onion rings. The slaw was yummy. Mayo-based, finely-chopped, and decent portion size. I was pleased. In total, CM Chicken offers over a dozen different kinds of Korean fried chicken types/flavors, from Curry to Red Hot Pepper, with prices generally in line with what I posted above. Most whole chickens run about $22-25 each. I think these prices are reasonable. The prices at Mukja, an independent, locally-owned Korean fried chicken restaurant on the other side of Midtown, run higher. As a Tech alum, I appreciate all the Yellow Jacket decor inside the dining room. There are plenty of tables and a TV for entertainment. Drinks were self-serve. They have a spacious, covered, outdoor patio too. However, there were only three tables out there when I looked. Thanks to Christina (Kristina?) for the sweet and friendly service.

Always fast service, and the food is always nice, hot and crispy. This location is clean, modest looking, and reliable.

Everytime I get the spicy korean friend chicken it is so good and fresh! The only complaint I have is that it is a little high dollar and sometimes the wings aren't perfect little chickens. Out of their control. Fast & polite service. Shout out to the white man that works in the front he's always a a joy.

Great staff and awesome food. Priscilla is awesome, knowledgeable and friendly. I recommend everyone to try it you won't be disappointed!!!

Had to try this place at the recommendation of my friend. I had the red hot pepper chicken wings. Slightly pricy, but the hot pepper wings did not disappoint. They had the perfect crunch and lots of flavor. Make sure to ask for the radish on the side at no extra cost. The customer service, however, was terrible. They started closing down 30 mins before the posted closing time while we were seated and still eating, brought a trash can to our table, said "no rush" and then immediately turned the majority of the store lights off. When we asked why they were closing early, they said, "we always close earlier when the store is dead like this." Then he turned off the last of the lights, and informed us that they were now closed and that we needed to leave.

Fresh Flavorful Excellent counter service Chicken cooked fresh from package not When having that want as close to halal chicken as it gets will travel north to Choosing Man Chicken @ GIT

This location is right next to one of my favorite donut shops. I've been wanting to try this location for awhile now. I decided to go one day while in the area. I was there when they opened, I was able to place my order immediately. I ordered the chicken and fries. It did not take long for my food which was fresh when I received it. The food was good but not as good as I had hoped. I still think it worth a visit. The staff was friendly and helpful with suggestions. They also have seating indoor and outdoor for the customers. The parking lot is small but I never have an issue with parking here.

Overall 5/5: I've only done take out here, but always my go to when craving korean fried chicken. Choong Man Chicken is conveniently located near Georgia Tech campus, and is in my rotation for take out nearby. Food 5/5: I always get the soy garlic chicken which never fails. The chicken is crunchy, juicy, and perfectly seasoned. On the side we always get their rice and radishes. We love them to cut away from the flavor bomb that happens when you eat the chicken here. We always get extra radishes, pairs perfectly with the dish. Service 5/5: Even though we always get take out, it is always friendly. The food never takes long to finish, at most 15 minutes. Go right up to the counter and the wonderful staff will always take care of you. Parking 5/5: It is located in the same building as sublime donuts, and the parking lot could be redone, but not on them. Still a good location and parking is easy for a quick grab and go. Thank you, Choong Man Chicken!

Korean Fried Chicken in the city vs up 85? Yes, please. So, I'll explain the evolution of my order here: I started by playing it safe. Fried wings in their popular soy/garlic flavor. White rice. Second order, I was feeling adventurous and their snow onion wings caught my eye. (Go ahead an pay for an extra sauce) You'll thank me later. By the third order: 20 pc Soy/Garlic Wings or Tenders 2 sided of Snow Onion Sauce 1 side of shaved white onion 1 side of red hot sauce 3 white rice Feeds two people easssyyyyy :) Honestly, I eat here once every other week. Let me know if you think this is problematic. Should I get help?

I ordered from UberEats this week. I had heard great things about the chicken, and while I'm intrigued by the different flavors, I wanted to start out with the plain one so I can get a sense of the taste. I got the option for legs, and 5-6 came in the box, which was great. I only expected four, so it was a pleasant surprise. The chicken was very crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. Not much flavor, but still good. I can't wait to try the snow onion one and the curry one. Next time I think I'll take my husband and go in person, but I appreciate the delivery option!

My first time ordering here . NEVER again. Overpriced and more than anything the food had ZERO taste. All 3 items had no flavor. I can't even say 1 item was any good. Save your money n eat chicken lunch meat. It would probably have more taste

I had a chance to try the Garlic Spicy Chicken (not sure why the name is backwards, I'm use to saying Spicy Garlic) and the Red Hot Pepper Chicken. Of the two. I want to say the Garlic Spicy gets hotter as you taste it. But it's my favorite of the two because it's more flavorful. But the Res Hot Pepper Chicken was good too. Lots of call in orders. I like it though.

Okay, so let me say I've visited Choong Man multiple times and have never had a problem. Unfortunately, such is not the case our last visit. On the date of the purchase I contacted the merchant once I arrived home about 20 minutes after pick up. I opened the $33.74 meal to part it out for my family and found that both fries for the combos and sauces as well as onion for the onion chicken were missing. I then took the chicken out and found the un-sauced one was completely inedidible. It was extremely hard and had discolored meat and further discoloration at the bone. The other chicken was lightly tossed in a curry sauce and also hard and discolored. I spoke with a gentleman with a slight accent that apologized for the inconveniences and asked that I return to the store for a full replacement. I explained that I would not be back near the establishment until Tuesday as that would be the next time I'd take my daughter to Karate. The person I spoke with said that was fine. I stopped by the store today to retrieve the replacement order and missing items. I awaited as the store associate called who he explained was his manager. After waiting for the store associate to complete the nearly 10 minute phone call he returned and told me that the manager would not replace the inedidible items or provide the missing items as I had not returned to the store the same day. I explained that I had been told returning on Tuesday had been fine by the person I spoke with on Saturday. The store associate shrugged his shoulder and said he was sorry but there was nothing he could do. So, our family was left unable to consume a nearly $35 meal. as I mentioned at the beginning I have visited Choong Man Chicken numerous times. This is actually one of my family's favorite go to spots for Korean style chicken, however unfortunately after this experience we will not return. Furthermore I am forced to contact my credit card carrier to reverse the charges for the 20 wings that were inedible and missing items. Should a representative of Choong Man Chicken wish to contact me they may do so via instant messenger. I encourage anyone reading this that would like to try this establishment to do so as, like I mentioned in the beginning, we never had a problem up until this day. However, for your own sake, make sure that your order is complete before leaving and you have checked the food for it's freshness.

I absolutely LOOOVE Korean fried chicken! The crispiness of the skin and juiciness of the meat is literally a party in your mouth. The star of the show is usually their sauces. CM Chicken has several flavor options to pick from, including a garlic spicy sauce. Oh my gosh!!! So amazing! You have the option of ordering wings, tenders, a half chicken or a whole chicken. I ordered the wings and was not disappointed by the portion size for the price. And best of all, it only took about 10 mins for them to make my order. There are a few other menu items that I look forward to trying during my next visit.

Tbh the Garlic Soy chicken is some of the best wings in Atlanta. You gotta go on ahead and get the extra garlic soy sauce so you can dip with each bite. I usually order this chicken from Uber eats. And would you believe that this chicken is so crispy that it gets to the house crispy? I knooow! I'm in disbelief. I usually get the rice as a side and add butter and a little salt to it at home. They do have fries but I ordered once and they are obviously soggy by the time they get to the house. Today, I had to pick up my chicken for the first time and it was a nice and clean establishment. It was very casual with quick and friendly service. It would behoove me to go in one time to actually eat here. But this chicken is amazing. The garlic soy is my go-to and it's the most popular. You gotta try it!

I love Choong Man Chicken in Duluth and decided last minute to try the Atlanta location on NYE. We ordered the Garlic Spicy Chicken and Fried Chicken with the Korean radish, as well as French Fries via DoorDash. The restaurant forgot to give us the Korean radish and while both of the chicken entrees were hot and crispy, the Garlic Spicy Chicken barely had any flavoring. Unfortunately, the only item I enjoyed were the French Fries, which were thick crispy chunks.

There was plenty of chicken tenders but it tasted like it was fried in old oil grease.

Service is great, food was made to order and chicken was nice and crunchy . They have a wide variety decent prices and open late.

I am a Choong Man Chicken fan - I really like the snow chicken with the onions all over it. That's a really interesting taste on top of fried chicken and I have to say I really like it. I've ordered a few times now and aside from one significant error on my part (when they say spicy red pepper - it's friggin' spicy), I find it to be tasty comfort food. I would say that Garlic Soy Chicken and the Sweet Onion Snow fried chicken are my two favorites. Let me just caution you are not kissing anyone after that snow fried onion one. I tend to keep it simple with the sides - I do wish they had a fried rice or brown rice vs. plain white rice. That said, that and their coleslaw (which if you're a fan of old school KFC's slaw is very similar) are go-to's for me. I rarely eat all the chicken and have leftovers for the next day for the price.

Do not order from here. They gave the ubereats delivery person wrong order. He had to go back and it took over an hour and chicken and all the ordered food were very cold. They should have remake the whole order. Also very salty and just not good They do not even provide raddish for korean chicken. What a joke

Choong Man Chicken is the closest Korean Fried Chicken place to Georgia Tech. It is a chain so for those of you that have tried it before, it'll taste like what you expect. It's location is great and I can see it being a staple for students in the future. The ambiance is clean and organized, there is an outdoor covered patio to sit in and plenty of indoor seating as well. My personal favorite items they have are their garlic soy, snow onion, and garlic spicy chicken. Fries are great too. Finally, the service has been great. They've all been very friendly and courteous. You order at the counter and they deliver it out to your table. Nothing to fuss about. I highly recommend trying this spot if you go to Georgia Tech or just happen to be craving KFC in Midtown.

It was okay - better than Mukja but not nearly as good as Hello Chicken (which in my mind is the best KFC in Atlanta!). We got a half chicken in Garlic Spicy. The flavor was good, but not as rich and sweet as I'd prefer. The chicken could have been crispier. They did not give us radishes on the side as some reviews state they leave these out. The people were nice and the order came up pretty quickly. It's an okay option if you're starving for some Korean fried chicken and don't want to trek up to Buford. There is definitely better though - more flavorful, better ranch, crispier chicken to be had. I do recommend their seasoned fries!

Came here with a group of friends on a Saturday night and we were able to order instantly. Its super close to GT with indoor and outdoor seating, which makes it perfect for students. Service was really fast and they had my food out in minutes. Ordered the Garlic Soy Chicken Wings and they were absolutely delicious. As someone that has a low spice tolerance I was a bit worried but they weren't spicy at all. A bit pricy but definitely worth it!

As you can see from my previous review I love this place but in my recent order, I found a piece of hair stuck to my chicken. Very gross. I know it's not mine because I have long hair and also it was stuck inside the breading of the chicken. Very unappetizing

Food was delicious and it came out extremely fast! Parking was not hard to find in the lot during a normal dinner hour. Would definitely go again!

A group of us (party of 9) went to this location after an urban park hike nearby. The chicken options ranged from tenders to full chickens. The spice level from regular to very spicy. Service was no-nonsense. Serving sizes were large. But, for the price, I recommend bringing along a friend to share one entree. There is more than enough food for two, and the entrees can be around $15 each.

I have been craving some KFC for quite some time. I spotted CM a couple weeks ago & had it on my mind I would stop by the next time I was free & in the area. I ordered in & arrived almost as soon as my food came out. I was so excited to dig in. The chicken did not disappoint. It was super crispy, juicy & flavorful. Their sauce was sweet & spicy- very good but maybe a little more sweet than I prefer. I added some soy sauce & that gave me the salty profile I needed. I think I got about 10/12 wings & they were all a nice size. I really enjoyed my meal & definitely will grab some again.

I'll start with the bad: DO NOT get the Fish and Chips. It was EXTREMELY FISHY both in smell and taste. I couldn't muster more than 2 bites, it was truly bad. This isn't the only place in ATL that can't do them well, I'll just add them to the list Other than that everything else was good. Also got the Garlic Spicy Chicken. Very nice combination of sweet and spicy. Ordered pickup on Doordash. Food was ready quickly and staff was friendly. Morale of the story: Stick to the chicken!!

What a treat to have the close to us in the city. The soy garlic and the plain with that red pepper sauce, whoa! So very very good. I found my new favorite chicken spot in Atlanta. I wish they had more sides, but the chicken will suffice.

Quick summary: amazing fried chicken! Somewhat new location for a Korean fried chicken (KFC) chain, located a few doors down from the original Sublime location. Previous restaurants have come in gone in this location, but I expect Choong Man will stick it out here for a long time. Simple setup, this place is all about the food. We decided on 1 order of spicy garlic chicken wings and 1 order of garlic soy half chicken. The chicken is distinctly KFC style, deep fried and loaded wuth delicious sauce. The spicy wings were quite flavorful and spicy, with the heat building pretty high over the entire order of wings. Things got pretty messy, but they think ahead and provide thin gloves to keep your fingers clean!! The half chicken (garlic soy) was equally delicious with a different flavor profile compared to the spicy garlic soy. Great for sharing! We also had fries and sweet potato fries. They were double fried, crispy and delicious. It's amazing how their chicken both has a thick coat of sauce AND while also delivering that desired crunch! There are a few similar KFC restaurants up in Duluth and Chamblee, but great to have an in-town option that delivers. The owner(?) was friendly and came outside to our table a few times to ask if there was anything else she could get for us.

Choong Man Chicken is a large international Korean Fried Chicken (KFC) chain and this one near Georgia Tech is one of their newest additions! I'm embarrassed to admit that after our first visit, we went back/ordered delivery TWO MORE TIMES within 24 hours just to try more flavors Needless to say, we are hooked! CM Chicken allegedly has acquired patents across the globe for their Tikkudak-style chicken, which is fried, then baked on a charcoal grill for an even cracklier crust, and it does not disappoint! Another specialty they have is Snow Chicken, which is topped with thinly sliced raw onions smothered in a sweet mayonnaise-based dressing. I'm not as big of fan of this one. On the menu they have fried chicken, chicken gizzards, and a number of sides and specialty dishes. I will have to take a photo next time we go back. Flavors we tried (I know)...Savory & Creamy, Garlic Spicy, Garlic Soy, Red Hot Pepper, Curry. I enjoyed all of them except the Savory & Creamy one, which comparing to others lack a bit of flavor. Warning: Red Hot Pepper is PRETTY SPICY! I really enjoyed it though . Will definitely order take-out or delivery again.

Pretty good crispy chicken nice sauce. I would recommend that if you're stopping by to get some wings something quick.

This is the best Korean fried chicken in town! It's crispy, delicious, and comes out quick, like 15-20 minutes. I'd recommend getting the soy garlic flavor and they give you free side radishes. The only downside is that sometimes the drumsticks look a little small or there's a chunk of meat missing... so probably safer to get the wings.