Hola Seoul

This place is solid. Their $12 bibimbap is generously-sized with lots of variety. Their Korean fried chicken and fries are also solid 👌🏼. Won't walk out hungry!

Awesome portion sizes. Incredible food. The photo is the Kimchi & Tofu Cup, and it was a blessing

My kid and I had a fun time at Hola Seoul! We got Korean hotdogs. My kid got the potato one and I got the cheese one. They were super tasty. I also got a red bun. I hadn't tried a red bun before, but it was good too! PS, be patient about parking when you get there, as it may take a minute!

The Korean fried chicken sandwich was delicious!! It was crispy and saucy and very enjoyable. Duk-bok-ki was definitely on the spicy side. Even dine-in orders are served in takeout boxes, very casual and street-food kind of vibes.

The first thing I tried from Hola Seoul was the Spicy Pork Cup Bap. I had no clue what I was in for but when I dug in, I was so surprised to see how much variety there was in 1 portion of food. The sauce on top was really tasty and didn't overwhelm the flavors of the other food. However the flavor of the spicy pork itself is way too overpowering. Halfway through the cup I felt like I couldn't eat anymore because all you can taste in your mouth is the extremely sweet pork. The lettuce was really crispy and the fries were by far the best addition. There was also rice and glass noodle. But again I feel like any other protein that is not that sweet would balance the cup bap perfectly. — 04/30/25

I asked for the vegetarian option, and I didn't like it that much. It's missing some protein and is pretty hard to eat. On the positive side, the taste is not bad.

KIMCHI FRIES ARE A MUST!!!!!! Love the fries so crispy and so much flavor, although don’t expect copious amounts of sausage on there. I literally get them every week. Korean fried chicken is really good too I would say always get boneless because you get more meat and there’s too much breading on the bone in.

Had the Korean Fried chicken, which was totally amazing AND a great value. We also tried the Korean corn dogs… I WAS NOT EXPECTING CHEESE!!! They were probably the best corn dogs I’ve ever had. Light and crunchy, cheesy and delicious. I had one complaint and that was there was only 2 ketchup packets for the meal… and I’m not convinced that ketchup was even the right condiment. Would have LOVED a dipping sauce for the chicken and something more suiting for the corn dog.

Tried Hola Seoul thanks to Yelper Tina H! She picked up kimbap and wings for us to try. * kimbap - love spam and their kimbap was super fresh, tasty! Would get this again and good to know there's a local place (that's not Trader Joe's ha) that carries it! * Korean fried chicken - 2x fried for extra crunch helped keep this crispy even when not eating fresh and in a container! Pretty tasty soy garlic as well as spicy. Love that it came with pickled radish yum. I'll have to stop in to try it fresh to really get a sense how it compares to places like Bonchon!

Hola Seoul's fried chicken and kimbap are really tasty, especially the two flavored wings, the original fried chicken is just ok, it's a little under seasoned. The bulgogi and spam kimbaps are freshly made and make for the perfect snack and prices felt reasonable for the amount of food you were getting. I picked up my order just a few minutes past my pick up time and my food was packed and ready to go, and because the chicken is double fried, they were able to survive the 15 minute trip back home and still be crispy and delicious for once my guests arrived!

So, it ain't Seoul Street (RIP the Korean fried chicken joint that has no equal), but it's pretty damn good. Staff was friendly, the food came out in minutes. I got the small chicken thighs with soy garlic, and the batter was crispy with juicy meat inside. I want to like the honey nut pancakes, although I feel like the chocolate syrup drizzle was a bit overkill. Maybe I can ask for no drizzle next time?

Food was pretty good, and pretty reasonably priced compared to other places in Ann Arbor I've visited so far. The small size for popcorn chicken was $12 and was decently sized. We got the soy garlic and hot & spicy flavored popcorn chicken, but we preferred the soy garlic because it seemed to be less sweet. We also got the duk-bok-ki (also around $12) and there were mixed reviews from our crowd. I thought it was pretty good, because the last duk-bok-ki I had was way too sweet and not that spicy. But my friends felt like this one wasn't sweet enough. Maybe I've just never had good duk-bok-ki, but I thought this one was alright. Overall, if you're looking for fast, Korean fusion food, Hola Seoul is the one to go to!

The popcorn chicken is to die for. Hits the spot every time and the small portion is more than enough for me. Usually they're pretty quick which is nice, I just wish the sauces weren't always extra. It's not really a place to dine in I would say, but is a fine takeout experience

Another visit here! The food is great enough that I keep coming back. This time, I got the popcorn chicken (soy garlic), which I am a big fan of! I do like this better than the boneless thighs. I feel like it is easier to eat, and I really enjoy the crispiness of it all. I recommend making your own side of rice to eat with the chicken! The chicken can be quite heavy by itself, so having the rice offsets it nicely. Buying a side of rice there is $2 which seems a lot for a small portion. The regular fries are decent, not as crispy as I'd like them to be. Kind of pricy for $4. I don't think I'd get it again. Overall, I know I will be back again in the future. If you are looking for good Korean fried chicken, this is the place.

I had the spicy pork cupbop and the honey nut pancake for lunch. The spicy pork cupbop is a bowl with really delicious spicy pork on top of three kinds of carbs: rice, noodles, and fries. Very tasty and a large portion. The Honey Nut Pancake was a sweet pancake stuffed with nuts and honey and drizzled with chocolate. It satisfies a sweet tooth without being too sweet. My order was ready quickly.

This is more of a 3.5 stars, but I think it has potential. First time for Korean wings and this one delivered on texture, crispy, check. Small order for $12. has six pieces. Half half-spicy and sweet. However, both were on the edge of too sweet for me. Spicy had the gochujang as a base and sesame oil. I also had the bulgogi tacos. Flavors were good but more beef to greens ratio would be a better bite. Located within a lobby with two restaurants. Better for takeout but it has two dining counters by the window.

The menu looks so interesting that I keep trying the food and it is so consistently bland. Even the bulgogi has almost zero taste. The cheese corn was the best thing we ordered and it is literally just cheese melted on a plate of corn. Our waiter was also not helpful and seemed rushed and annoyed we were there. We were the only people in the restaurant at 5pm. Guess that should have been the hint.

Honestly one of the best places to get food from when visiting Ann Arbor for an affordable bite! Right by UofM, it's a popular lunch spot for students. You can usually find a few here studying while eating lunch. It's relatively quiet here and it's a small shop with a bit of seating but it's better as takeout. The korean chicken burger (soy garlic / spicy) was really tasty. Perfectly fried with a delicious coating of sauce. It was delicious bite after delicious bite. The buns were toasted as well. For $8, it was really worth. The kimchi fries were also crispy and hot. Kimchi was okay and the sausage/hotdog was also pretty good and flavorful. Cheese was half melted but it was fine, no cheese pulls expected. For $11, I don't think it's worth but to try it once, it was okay. It was good at least. The staff here are super friendly and that's always a great thing to experience.

My family and I ordered a bunch of food for delivery from Hola Seoul recently, and I loved it! They offer Korean fried chicken, bibimbap, dosirak boxes, shareables, and Korean bbq tacos. We tried the popcorn chicken, fried chicken thighs, beef bibimbap, deep fried dumplings, and the kimchi fries. Everything was packaged nicely and fresh. The fried chicken was super crispy and the sauces were delicious! We got the soy garlic and hot and spicy sauces. The hot and spicy didn't seem very spicy, but had good flavor. The soy garlic is a good choice and the kids liked it. I particularly enjoyed the popcorn chicken - with all the mentions in the Yelp reviews, I figured we couldn't go wrong ordering that. The bibimbap was nicely presented with veggies, egg, and sauce - the amount of meat was a little sparse but we had plenty of other food to share. My favorite item was definitely the kimchi fries - yum! Fries are topped with bacon, sausage, sautéed kimchi, cheddar, sour cream, and spicy mayo. The spicy mayo was a little spicy but I loved it. These were so tasty and I'd definitely order them again. Next time I'd get the popcorn chicken, kimchi fries, and probably a couple of tacos to share. If you like Korean fusion, this is a great spot to try.

Overall, a 3.5/5, but I'll bump it up to a 4 because the "Popcorn Chicken" with soy garlic was delicious. I haven't been here since the pandemic, but my friend wanted to get Hola Seoul take out for dinner. I probably should have looked on Yelp before ordering. This is what we thought about the food we ordered: * Popcorn Chicken with Soy Garlic: This was incredibly tasty and I loved the soy garlic glaze. It's sweet and flavorful! Even though we got take out, the chicken was still crispy and warm, so my friend and I really enjoyed this. We got the small for $12, but there was actually so much chicken! We are satisfied with this and would recommend it - seems like it's their most popular item on the menu! * Seasoned French Fries: These were soggy and terribly sad. They taste and shaped like the generic "frozen fries from the grocery store." Overall, not seasoned well. They were bearable after dousing it with a bunch of ketchup, but definitely a 2/5. * Bulgolgi Taco: The menu online said they came in corn tortillas, but these tortillas were definitely made of flour. I can see why this is a popular choice, but I thought the marinade on the meat was a bit too sweet for my taste. I probably wouldn't get it again. The slaw and sambal aioli were nice touches, but a taco for $3.50 is too much. * Spicy Pork Taco: I liked this one better because it's not overly sweet, but the meat was pretty unmemorable. I'd probably get it again if it wasn't $3.50. I'd come back to Hola Seoul again, but only for their "Popcorn Chicken". That was fantastic! My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed every crunch during every bite.

One of the best Korean chicken in Ann Arbor! I used to get takeout from here all the time. Their small popcorn chicken is fairly priced and has so much food that it's enough for 2 whole meals. While soy garlic is good, I recommend getting half soy garlic half spicy so that the sauces can combine together for some delicious bites. A lot of my friends also LOVE their bulgogi tacos.

Placed an order for pick up on a Saturday around lunchtime. Small line for pickup, and they were packaging my food just as I arrived. Staff was very friendly. Food was great. Chicken is crispy - I love the soy garlic flavor. I got the small size ($12) and there was a good amount. Had some leftovers. Dukbokki is spicy, and the kimchi fries were yummy too! Would recommend.

Came back twice more for their wings (the current menu doesn't seem to have drumsticks anymore, at least not during the summer), and bulgogi box. Great portions and flavors and still loving the food. That soy garlic glaze is addicting. Still don't love that they don't pick up the phone, but online ordering has been pretty spot on and food ready within the allotted timeframe so I guess that does the job.

I like everything that I got from here! I ordered spicy pork bento and it's good! The fried chicken was awesome too! My husband kept saying that he's pretty full but he couldn't stop eating the chicken. He's full because of the Tacos, he liked chicken and bulgogi the most. And staff was pretty nice, the price is reasonable, plus with the size of the bento I got, it was great just like you get lunch special but it's all day! You got salad and 2dumpling! Overall I like this place a lot, my husband has to come to Ann Arbor for his business trip every month and if I'm here with him again Hola Seoul is going to be one of the places that I visit every time!

I have had their their chicken BBQ box. The chicken wasn't bad. I always want to try their kimchi fries but it comes with bacon and sausage, two things I don't eat. If they offered up the kimchi fries without the pork, would really like to try that out, since I love kimchi adored on my food. I would eat the chicken again in a pinch, it's not bad.

This shop is Korean owned and reminds me of my own hometown. The chicken is marinated really well and the kimchi fries are delicious! I must say that it's not quite as crispy as I would want it to be, but it definitely is one of the better Korean fried chicken places on campus.

Enjoyed delivery from here last week and ohhhh man. It was good! I went with fish and bulgogi tacos and my husband enjoyed the tofu bibimbap. And of course we had to get a round of the fried chicken drumsticks! I'm not much for spicy so we went with the soy garlic sauce, which they make in house (SOO GOOD). It's double fried so it's extra crispy and the chicken itself is so juicy. My stomach legitimately just rumbled thinking about it. Of the two tacos my favorite was definitely the fish. I'm not usually one to go for that option when presented with taco fillings but I'm so glad I did. The breaded cod paired really nicely with the slaw. I'd get two of those next time, for sure. I really really want to try the kimchi fries next. Delivery on fries can be hit or miss but I'm hopeful since some of the reviews here are really enthusiastic about them!

Fusion food might not be my style, but I still wasn't a huge fan of the menu options, though you should take my review with a grain of salt. (C).

Delicious chicken! Tried the half and half popcorn chicken and the honey butter chicken. The honey butter chicken came out as popcorn chicken and a lot of honey butter powder. It was a good flavor and reminded me of honey butter chips (also also extra crispy since it wasn't a wet sauce!). Half and half is always great and tasted like classic hot and soy garlic from other places. We also ordered a spicy pork taco but like other reviews said, it was okay. A lot of lettuce, aioli, and the spicy pork was just okay).

This is another heart breaker. The Novi location is not actually called Hola Seoul for one, so if you place your order online, good luck because it ain't going through. Now for the Ann Arbor location. Full disclosure, both locations have delicious food. Outstanding. However, there are serious flaws that make patronizing this business something you should definitely think twice about. I ordered food through delivery and it arrived...1/4 mile away and was left in a field. The driver then took a picture and uploaded it to confirm delivery. Who were you delivering to? A squirrel? A bum? Why would any adult with an IQ over 10 think this was acceptable? If this is how you'll do a delivery, what else are you doing? Serving old food or food that was on the floor? It took a week to get a refund. I will never go back to the Ann Arbor location. Just avoid this place like the clap. I'm dead serious. Watch them prepare your food or you run the risks associated with incompetent individuals.

Very good fried chicken, soft on the inside and crispy out. Their two flavors for the chicken were really good, but I like the soy garlic sauce best (was sweet and savory). The spicy flavor was pretty mild but tasted good, too.

Say Hola Seoul and you may just say hello to a new fusion favorite! Eager to try a new restaurant, a friend and I decided to check the place out for a recent weekend lunch. We met right when the doors opened at 12 and had our pick of what to eat and where to sit. Anticipating some other friends joining us, I ordered the kimchi fries and the fried dumplings to share. She went with the Bibimbap. We grabbed some seats and shortly afterwards our food arrived. The kimchi fries are a must-order item: crispy potatoes smothered in toppings and spicy kimchi make the perfect appetizer to share (or entree if you don't feel like sharing!) The dumplings were good, but I will probably try a different appetizer next time. My friend's Bibimbap looked delicious -- and huge! It's easily shareable with one other person. She ended up taking half of it home for a later meal, with the restaurant providing take-home boxes to facilitate. I'll look forward to my next visit to Hola Seoul, and to trying some new items then as well!

Came here at first on a Sunday at 12pm and they were closed LOL even though on their menu it says open on Sundays. I came here again a week later because I really wanted to try this place out. I got their kimchi fries, bulgogi beef taco, fish taco, and half and half wings and drums. The main star was the beef taco-- it was so tasty, I would definitely go back just to get this taco. The fish taco was underwhelming especially because it had such high expectations from the other reviews. The fish was fried, so i expected the breading to be crispy, but it was so soggy. The kimchi fries were also soggy; definitely pass on the fries--Seoul Street has way better kimchi fries. The fried chicken was pretty good! The half and half flavor kind of tastes like Taiwanese Popcorn chicken. The drums were kind of dry, but the wings were great. I would definitely recommend getting the wings and skipping the drums. The service was super fast. It only took like 15 min for them to finish my order in comparison to Seoul Street which takes ~30 min for a similar order. I think the main difference is that Seoul St makes their fried chicken to order.

Located across from MaMa Sotto (the space used to be the extended dining area of sushi.com before they split and changed the name), this new fusion joint recently opened up. I heard about this place from my nephew and while in downtown for errands, decided to stop by. The place was dead, as expected as it was past 2pm in the afternoon. I asked how long it would take to make one of each tacos. He thought I was joking and repeated my question... and I told him yes, I want one of each taco! He asked me if I wanted to try kimchi fries, so I said yes - total bill around $33. Bulgogi // Pork // Chicken // Tofu // Shrimp // Fish // Kimchi Taco (not on the menu) Was I blown away? No. The tacos were decent. You can't find the fuisonized Korean tacos in Michigan, so it's unique to the area, you'll need to go to Chicago or LA to get them, but it's worth trying. Tacos - all the tacos are served with "napa slaw", but that's misleading as it's not napa, but leaf lettuce and with pickled red onions. The slaw is very light on flavor, very bland and they can use more sourness on the picked onion and in fact, they could add more to each taco. The spicy mayo was decent. Tofu is battered in some kind of starch, deep fried and served with carrot salad dressing you get with your salad when you order sushi. All the proteins were good, the favorite had to the the tempura shrimp and fish. If you don't like the fermented kimchi taste and the smell, skip the kimchi taco and kimchi fries. Kimchi Fries - it was okay, had better kimchi fries. Overall, the tacos were decent, nothing special or homerun products. I'll have to try their chicken next time and see how it compares to other joints around town. For now 3 stars for the tacos and kimchi fries.

Not bad! I got the bulgogi tacos & half/half wings. The bulgogi taco ($3) was yummy! They serve it with a slaw & the bulgogi is marinated & tender The half/half wings are half spicy & half soy garlic. I loved the texture of the wings.. crunchy but not too much batter. The spicy is pretty spicy so beware. They told us that we could order either wings, drums or combinations. Both my friend & I ordered the wings but we got a mixture of drums & wings.....

Kimchi fries were delicious!! I didn't think I liked kimchi but after a coworker offered me a portion of these fries I instantly became a fan We ordered again today and just as amazing the second time.

I was super excited to try Hola Seoul but sadly it was just okay. I had the half and half wings and the giant dumplings. Both came out pretty bland. The chicken looked amazing and texture wise it was perfect - a good crunch while being super juice and tender inside. It was just missing some flavor. I'm also unclear if half the wings are soy garlic and half are spicy or if the sauce they come in is half soy/half spicy. But I didn't taste much in any of them so I guess it doesn't matter. The dumplings were also just okay. I left with that weird mood of not having been satisfied but also not hungry enough to go get something else. Maybe the tacos are where it's at? Service was friendly but the restaurant could have been cleaner. Again, it was fine but I'm not in any rush to come back.

Place: This place is right next to mama satto's and I heard many good things from word of mouth. I knew I had to check it out with my roommate. The place is very casual and it has a street vendor vibe. There is "outside" seating from the restaurant. Service: The service is pretty good. How it is set up is you order your food you get a number and the server gives you the food. Food/price: The food is overall really solid. I got the kimchi and bulgogi tacos and they were both $2 each. I got really full from just one taco (disclaimer- I wasn't as hungry when I went to the restaurant). My roommate got the bento box and she said it was filling and quality home cooked food. We both got boxes and finished it for dinner. Audience: Literally for anyone! Recommend/tips? I recommend this place!

Obsessed with the popcorn chicken and kimchi fries here!!! Nothing much new to share from my previous review. The food is consistently good. The soy garlic and hot and spicy flavors are definitely must try flavors. If you don't like too much sauce on your chicken, you can also ask for it in the side for greater control. The fries are deliciously hot with a heaping portion of kimchi on top. Service is friendly and helpful. You can either stay inside the restaurant to eat or get your food to go. There are a couple tables and 'bar seating' inside. Definitely one of my favorite places in Ann Arbor to go!

Sometimes, you come to a location and unsure what they're exactly trying to go over. There's too much going on, and rather than focusing on a specific focus, they're trying to be everything and nothing at once. That's the initial impression you'll get when you come to Hola Seoul. From Bento boxes to Korean Fried Chicken to Korean-inspired tacos, the menu kinda leaves you confused but also overwhelmed. Here's what I'll say though: the food is good. Biggest surprise of the meal: Kimchi Fries Most Kimchi fries are usually pretty underwhelming because the ratio isn't right. Either you have a ton of fries with some Kimchi garnish, or they put so much Kimchi on that the fries are somewhat soggy. That's not the case here. They've found the perfect ratio. The fries are crispy, but with every bite, you have the perfect amount of kimchi (+sausage & bacon!) to go along with it. There's something about these fries that will literally surprise your mouth. (I will warn, however, that the kimchi was pretty fermented, so if you aren't used to do that, it'll be tough to eat). Most worth for the college student: the korean fried chicken i'm saying that this is the most worth because it's not as easy to make at home and it's reasonably priced ($30--large split between 3 people) Being from the bay area, I've had my fair share of good korean fried chicken (e.g. Bonchon, Von's, and OB) Let me just say this: this chicken matches or is better than those west coast chains. The skin is extremely crispy, double-fried, and the sauces were evenly coated. The Garlic soy was not too sweet, and the Spicy Sauce brought some heat without burning you alive. If you're looking to drop $10 for some CRISPY, authentic korean-style wings, look no further than here. Biggest "eh" of the meal: the tacos We tried the bulgogi, spicy pork, fish, and shrimp tacos, and while they were delicious, I do want to comment on things that might be improved. For the bulgogi and spicy pork, there needs to be more acid to cut the sweet marination. Also, the meat was finely diced, so while it was easier to eat, I prefer strips for the texture. (this is more of a preference thing though) The fish tacos were arguably the best, but they also do cost an extra dollar. The most improvement can be on the tortillas. That's what holds the tacos together, and while I eat store-bought tortillas all the time, having home-made or fresh tortillas can elevate Hola Seoul's taco game to the next level.

Went here for a quick dinner. Got the small miso garlic popcorn chicken ($12) and a side of rice ($2). Flavor was excellent and chicken was so delicious. Large portion of chicken, I just wish it came with rice already. Great place!

Absolutely excellent takeout. Insane portions for the price. I've gotten takeout here twice already in the short time I've been in Ann Arbor (a little more than a month). The absolute star of the show is the popcorn chicken. It's a definite must have. The popcorn chicken has amazing crispy goodness, with a huge punch of flavor with every bite. The box is filled to the brim, an absolute steal for the price - $9 for "small", $17 for medium. With the amount of food you get more, small is more like large and medium is jumbo. I can't even imagine what the large order is like. The fried wings are also good, same exact flavoring, but for the convenience of boneless and huge portions the popcorn chicken trumps all. The other menu items I've had were also very good. The tacos in particular are amazing, a good blend of flavor in each bite. The bento boxes are pretty good, they're my fiancee's favorite. The bibimbap is decent, but it doesn't translate well to take out. The only item I'm not a fan of is the dumplings. A bit doughy and dry.

This small little joint is the best hole-in-the-wall Korean fusion fast food place. I had of the most delicious Korean fried chicken wings. They were so good, I forgot to take a picture before devouring them. . . Oops! The bibimbap and tacos were fresh and pretty big portions.

So first things first I was feeling pretty hungry and wanted to order takeout today instead of cooking. I really was craving wings and found this place to have some good reviews. I ordered the Medium sized wings with half and half flavoring plus some fries. The food overall was fire ! The portion size is more than enough and filling! The delivery was fast as well, you have to order through the website that's the only caveat. All in all I highly recommend this place!

I've come here several times and always order the bulgogi bibimbap. For the price I get about two servings worth! It comes with a runny egg, purple rice, bulgogi, and veggies like zucchini, corn, carrots, cucumbers, kale, romaine, and more, plus a side of their gochujang sauce. I've also had their cheese corn dogs and honey butter chicken, which are both really good. The service is also pretty quick and everything is made to order. The place is located within a small plaza housing other restaurants and offices, so there is very limited seating room, but most people take their meals to go anyway. Check it out if you're looking for some good Korean takeout!

Was looking for great food and we found a jackpot. Fast and crazy yummy. Bulgogi is awesome. Fries kimchi is good too.

This place is great for Korean fried chicken, tacos, or bento boxes -- the portions are ample albeit a bit pricy. It's counter service and the speed is very fast. The fried chicken is crispy and delicious, though leaning on the sweet side. I usually go with the bento box and it leaves me plenty of leftovers.

This should be one star, two is out of generosity because it's cool that so many are discovering Korean food (which I had everyday as a child). I ordered online using Doordash. Delivery was fine. THEY DIDN'T SEND ANY UTENSILS TO AN OFFICE LOCATION. THE FOOD WAS NOT FINE. THE OIL USED FOR THE CHICKEN WAS OLD, AND I WAS THE FIRST ORDER OF THE DAY. The ONLY way that could've happened is they re-used the oil from the prior day. Do you know when you get french fries and it's obvious the oil is old, the french fries are all brown? That's what happened here to the wings. I have been there in person at least 5 times. I called to complain to the manager in Korean: no answer. There are now MANY Korean restaurants in Ann Arbor, you know this, right?

Ordered curbside on their website, drove 35 minutes, called to see where we should park for curbside since all the surrounding roads were blocked off (no communication or warning about this on their website) then after calling for 20 minutes we finally got an answer which they then told us they don't even offer curbside and there isn't anywhere to park near the restaurant so they weren't sure how we should come get our food. We had them cancel the order and headed elsewhere. I'm sure this spot is good but the lack of communication, inaccurate website ordering, and not answering the phone ruined it and we won't be back.

We just got a delivery from here and it was great!! The bulgogi tacos were great, and had lots of fixin's, and the popcorn was so good too! I usually am not very into popcorn chicken because it's just breading bits, but this was real pieces of chicken and not so breading-y. Thumbs. UP. They also have those good restaurant fries... you know the ones... excellent.

I hope to update my experience at hola Seoul soon, but the one time I stopped in I experienced slow (and somewhat confusing) service and mediocre food. I waited 20+ minutes just for their new chicken sandwich. It was super crowded in there, and the back of the house didn't look too clean. The actual chicken sandwich was way overloaded with lettuce . The chicken itself was tiny (not even visible at first sight) and the chicken was stringy. I hear Hola Seoul has great regular fried chicken, but I have yet to experience it. Hopefully my next experience will be better!

I've written a long, lauding review for Seoul Street in the past (back when I was a wee freshman with time to write novels on Yelp), but believe it or not, I think Hola Seoul has even BETTER chicken than Seoul Street. I've gotten the soy garlic boneless thighs, and oh man, they're perfect: juicy chicken, sweet and crispy outside. I think Hola Seoul's chicken is superior to Seoul Street's, because it seems like each piece is larger (and juicier!), and there's a good ratio of crispy exterior to tender interior. Sometimes, Seoul Street's chicken can be a little too crunchy (especially the thinner parts at the ends) and have too much batter to chicken, but every Hola Seoul piece is perfect. The shrimp tacos are also a must-try! The shrimp is perfectly tempura-d - not greasy or soggy at all, but light and fresh. Docking a star because their kimchi fries are pretty disappointing. The kimchi/toppings cause the fries to get pretty soggy, and the kimchi itself is a bit too sour? for my taste. Seoul Street definitely wins when it comes to the kimchi fries, because their fries are deliciously thick and crispy, able to withstand the weight of the toppings, but definitely hit up Hola Seoul for the fried chicken and shrimp tacos!

- Bulgogi taco: my favorite thing on the menu, delicious - Kimchi taco: good but a bit a strong on the lettuce-y elements - Tofu taco: unlike the other tacos, has edamame and corn. Soft tofu and served with pulpy yellow sauce. Decent for vegetarians. - Popcorn chicken: Korea's fried chicken is unmatched across the world. Enough said.

Korean corndogs were insane. Ordered a small order of soy garlic chicken and got a huge portion. Cheap, and incredible food. Literally planning a whole trip to Ann Arbor to come back here.

Korean fried chicken place in Ann Arbor. This place is so great. It's pretty small and casual, but the food is amazing. Service: great Parking: street parking Ambience: casual, takeout, not many seats Food: I've had every type of chicken here and they're all great. The flavors pack a punch and you really can't go food comes out decently quickly after you order. The kimchi fries are also very good - basically fries with kimchi, sour cream, and bacon on top I've never tried any of their tacos or their bibimbap, but they have those too. Tips: highly recommend trying this place out. The 8pc chicken with a side is filling enough, but I get the 16pc if I'm really hungry.

This place is amazing! The favors your get in these fries are insane . I'm from out of town and I hate that it'll be a year before I have these again.

I heard good things about Hola Seoul, and it did not disappoint! My family ordered the tacos, the popcorn chicken, the vegetarian dumplings, and the wings. I'll give a review of each of these dishes. Chicken tacos - 3 stars - it was a healthy helping of meat and toppings. The toppings (spicy mayo, pickled onions, cabbage, green onions) were definitely the best part, but the meat could've been marinated better in the sauce. The chicken was pretty bland. Fish taco - 3 stars - basically just a huge fish stick with some toppings on it. Still, the toppings were good. Vegetarian dumplings - 3 stars - they were just ok. The sauce they were served with was sweet and yummy. I wouldn't recommend for takeout because they were soggy by the time we got home. Popcorn chicken with soy glaze - 5 stars - AMAZING. Huuuuuge helping (we got the smallest option and all shared) and the glaze was amazing. It came with pickled radishes on the side, which we liked. They didn't need to be dipped in anything because the glaze was so good. Spicy wings - 5 stars - Also very yummy flavor. Large wings. Overall, this place got the glazes on the chicken spot-on. The portion sizes were also great. I feel like I got bang for my buck here. Next time, I'll just skip the tacos, unless they introduce a fried chicken taco (hint hint).