Fuku

Chicken restaurant · Financial District

Fuku

Chicken restaurant · Financial District

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110 Wall St, New York, NY 10005

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Fuku is David Chang's lively counter-serve haven for crispy fried chicken sandwiches and exciting sides, now with a dash of boozy fun.  

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+1 646 790 8720

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"Fuku has been overhauled to include new menu items such as waffle fries, rice and beans, mac and cheese, and an all-day bone-in fried chicken program. Despite the exciting new additions, the bone-in fried chicken falls short in quality, suffering from issues like excessive oiliness and lack of flavor. The classic sandwich and sides like mac and cheese and waffle fries are strong offerings, but the fried chicken itself needs significant improvement to compete with established chains like Popeye’s and KFC." - Ryan Sutton

Fuku’s New $8 Fried Chicken Program Can’t Compete With Popeye’s Yet - Eater NY
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"On the off days I don’t bring my lunch, I look forward to the fried dark chicken bites ($3.50) at Fuku, covered in a thick, crunchy crust that’s laden with salt and flavorful spices. To make myself feel vaguely healthy, I pair them with a salad, which now that it’s spring is the scallion goddess version ($11), served with greens, green cabbage, radishes, asparagus, chopped egg, pickled red onions, wasabi peas, and scallion green goddess dressing. It used to be kale, which was a little unwieldy, but this version is a bit more refined, and the wasabi peas add a satisfying crunch and heat." - Eater Staff

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M Y

Google
It was good! Between average-great. Not that impressive in first trial- maybe next time..but the wait line is pretty long and not sure if it was worth waiting. Chicken was defintely crispy and juicy, but bit salty in my opinion. Too much pepper! Maybe they rushed making it but fries had too much jalapeño powder and it was not evenly seasoned...

Andy Ng

Google
There's a lot to choose from the menu. Service is friendly and the food comes out quickly. The sandwich was delicious, although the chicken was slightly stringy, and the lemonade was a little on the bland side (a little more sugar would have helped). Appreciate the free refills.

Kevin McNeil

Google
Loud music. Fried chicken. Slow service. Unfortunately that combo doesn’t live up to the excellent hand battered dark meat sandwiches with slaw or bacon and ranch. Prices are borderline high for what is offered. Still, a worthy Friday indulgence.

Pamela Chow

Google
Delicious juicy crispy chicken. It was the first time I'd had such a huge piece of fried chicken breast that was both juicy and tasty. Amazing! Loses 1 star for sticky seats 🤢

Chris Quartly

Google
Been coming here since it opened. Wish the chimek was still an option (that's a 4.5 star rating). The chicken sandwiches are good but feel a little overpriced. The new chicken boxes - the chicken itself is kinda bland, but the sides are good (though please, up the fried chicken game in these)

Dara C

Google
Came here for an early lunch on a weekday and got here before the lunch rush came. My order took a bit long, but probably because the kitchen was just starting up for lunch. I ordered: Koreano (Spicy Chicken Sandwich + daikon) - $9, loved the fried chicken and how the pickled daikon complemented the spiciness Fuku Fries - $3, not sure what the seasoning was made out of but it tasted so good and made me feel nostalgic for some reason (haha) Definitely want to come back and try the Chimek!

S Park

Google
Quality control issues are too much. Sometimes the sandwich is heavenly, sometimes it is dry, sometimes they don’t have the chimek, and then you show up two days later and it isn’t $42, it’s $65 for the same thing. Too unpredictable. Also really could be a lot cleaner. Needs a good manager.

Sheila Kim

Google
Fuku's chimek, which consists of two different flavored fried chicken, fries, daikon, and kimchi, was great! Chicken is crispy and juicy at the same time. The kimchi and daikon complements the chicken very well. Fuku also serves alcohol. I highly recommend the lychee soju slushie, Ramona grapefruit sprtiz, and hite. Chimek means chicken and beer in korean so having beer with chicken is a must!