I Got My Sound Chicken

I visited I Got My Sound Chicken in Fullerton for the first time and had a great experience! There’s a free and easy parking lot, which was super convenient. We ordered the Billboard Top 3 (6pc wings) and the Loaded Samba Fries — both were fresh, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. The restaurant has a unique, cozy vibe, and the servers were friendly and welcoming. I highly recommend this spot if you’re looking for tasty food and a great atmosphere!

I visited this restaurant after hearing it had become one of the most talked-about new spots in Fullerton, and I brought my family with high expectations. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing from the moment we were seated. The most immediate issue was service. Despite a long wait on a cold, rainy day, there was no visible effort to acknowledge or care for waiting guests. Once inside, the female staff appeared undertrained, responding to questions with short, irritated answers and showing little in the way of basic hospitality. What should have been a relaxed family meal quickly turned uncomfortable. Inventory management was another major concern. For a restaurant centered around chicken, being told that chicken tenders were completely sold out reflects poor planning and raises questions about operational readiness. The food itself was uneven at best. The tteokbokki featured a well-seasoned, flavorful broth, but the rice cakes were overcooked and lacked the essential chewy texture that defines the dish. The anchovy French fries were poorly executed—the sauce was poured directly over the fries, destroying any crispness and leaving them soggy. The most disappointing dish was the popcorn chicken. The coating was excessively thick, overwhelming the chicken itself. Rather than enjoying tender, juicy meat, it felt as though I was eating mostly fried batter. The imbalance between chicken and breading made the dish heavy and unsatisfying, missing the light, crispy appeal that popcorn chicken should deliver. While the interior design is modern and visually appealing, atmosphere alone cannot compensate for weak service and inconsistent food execution. This restaurant clearly has potential, but significant improvements in service training, inventory management, and culinary balance are necessary before it can justify its current popularity and high ratings.

my favorite korean fried chicken spot! the wings are the crispiest ive ever had and the flavor of the honey luv rap is to die for. the vibes inside are also super cute, would absolutely recommend and always a revisit :)

Went here with my little sister and we loved the atmosphere. The staff was very friendly and attentive. I ordered the Jackson 5 it was delicious. There was just 1 one sauce that wasn't the best for my taste buds. Other than that the chicken tenders were crispy and delicious. Will definitely come back to try other food items.

I love their chicken! They’ve crispy outside and very juicy inside. The Mala Galla is the bomb!!! Their salad is like Caesar salad with tomatoes. Love it, too!

The food was excellent, we ordered the Smooth Like Butter Rice, and the Gim Ballad (Seaweed) Fried Chicken. The food is quite expensive for the amount food you get. The restaurant has a nostalgic feel with a ton of vinyl records and old radios.

I love the popcorn chicken (both the spicy ramen & the lemon curry spices are good), & the spicy carbonara tteokbokki (rice cakes) which come with mushrooms, broccoli, croutons, & bacon. I don't care for the croutons & bacon & wish they added more broccoli & mushrooms instead. But it's the best tteokbokki I've ever had! It's always the perfect texture (perfect balance between chewy & soft) & flavor (deep & complex, not too heavy). They are a bit spicy, so request less spice if you can't handle much. I've also tried the seafood tteokbokki & the regular tteokbokki & didn't enjoy them as much as the flavors fell flat for me, but the spicy carbonara one is always perfect (10/10!). I order both the popcorn chicken & spicy carbonara tteokbokki often. I think the popcorn chicken is made of potato starch (or corn starch?) so I've always felt ok after eating it, even though I'm gluten sensitive! Actually I've always felt ok after eating any of the chicken here. That is a huge plus because usually I have to stay far away from fried chicken. However, if you ask them they'll say none of their chicken is gluten-free, so I'm not sure if it's safe for people with celiac ... But somehow the fried chicken doesn't feel greasy/oily & never makes me feel bad like it usually does, which allows me to happily return regularly :D The Lang Saeb (tangy Thai inspired flavors) & Anchovy Garlic Chicken are really good, too! All the herbs & spices make for an explosion of flavor without being too salty. I like the Smooth Like Butter Rice, but for the price it should have a lot more meat & veggies. The ambience is fun & laid back & feels like you're in Korea. I especially appreciate that it always seems clean. Overall, I highly recommend this place for dining in with friends or even for a casual date. There are so many fried chicken places now but none like this, the flavors and menu offerings are both unique and also offer a good variety. I've ordered takeout but I prefer dine in because the portions are a lot bigger. Most things are a few dollars pricier than I think they should be ($17 for the spicy carbonara tteokbokki), but so is most food these days, & I think the quality & satisfaction makes up for it. Finally, I have never experienced anything but kind customer service here :) I hope they do well and stick around forever!

Spot-On Jjolmyeon and Tasty Wings I came here for the Korean-style chicken wings but was really impressed by the jjolmyeon! This cold, spicy noodle dish is a classic boonshik (snack shop) staple, and it’s surprisingly hard to find places that get it right—but this restaurant absolutely nailed it. The noodles had just the right chew, and the seasoning was bold, refreshing, and delicious. Highly recommend if you're a fan of spicy cold noodles! As for the wings—they weren’t quite the traditional Korean fried chicken style I was expecting. They leaned more toward fusion flavors, but still paired nicely with a cold beer. Not bad at all, just different. Overall, if you're craving jjolmyeon or want to try a solid Korean fusion spot, this place is worth a visit.

Found this place via yelp because my group and I were craving Korean fried chicken. Upon arriving, the vibe was super cool with the whole music-themed and with the menus literally being actual vinyl covers, I knew we came to the right place. We were seated relatively quickly and got our order in pretty fast! Our order included the carbonara tteokpokki, lemon curry pepper popcorn chicken and the honey luv rap chicken wings! We were super excited to try them! Food was yummerzzz will def come back xD

This is the gold standard of fried chicken! Wahr really sets it apart is amazing seasoning- its savory and truly addictive. Highly recommended!

We came in and were greeted by the cashier and trendy music. Got the honey tenders. Would come back.

The fried chicken is crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, not overly greasy. The spicy chicken has a real kick but still keeps its flavor, not just spicy for the sake of being spicy. The cold noodles were a pleasant surprise. Refreshing, light, and perfect to balance out the fried food. The chewy noodles and cold broth made it especially satisfying, Overall, great spot for Korean fried chicken with solid flavors and good variety. Definitely a place I'd come back many times with friends.

3.5 stars: Really cool theme around sound but the chicken is heavily breaded (-1 star) and only the wings are not dry. The decor is really cool as their tables looks like a vinyl record, the takeout box looks like a retro radio, and the menu looks like flipping through an album. Their wall is also full of retro radios and vinyl and I love that they have disco balls too! Since it was our first time here, we tried the: 1. Jackson 5 set ($17.99): - 5 chicken tenders in 5 flavors: anchovy (6/10), samba (8.5/10), leng saeb (8.5/10), ranch (7.5/10), & red disco (7.5/10) 2. Billboard top 3 ($17.99): - 6 pc wings in 3 flavors: gim ballad (aka seaweed, 7.5/10), ginger (3/10), & classic (7/10) - Even though they advertise 6 wings, we actually recieved 3 wings and 3 (heavily breaded) drumsticks 3. Popcorn chicken: 7/10, it seems the overall theme is heavy breading on the chicken so the popcorn chicken and tenders are dry, but the wings are significantly moist. Drink options: - Sapporo Beer on tap - Cass beer - soju -La Croix - lemonade - matcha makgeolli - peach iced tea Parking: large shared lot (it is a walk because the restaurant is located in the round about) -0.5 stars because the workers didn't pay attention to details: They gave us a water pitcher that had chicken sauce stains all over it and we also saw them seat a table of 5 in a small table even though over half the restaurant was empty.

Busy place for dinner!! We came on a Thursday night as a party of 2 and it was crowded. We waited about 15 minutes. It seemed like only one person was working the tables so we understood he could only do so much at a time. The menu we got was made up of old record sleeves + the actual menu pages put together. It was kind of falling apart so it was difficult to flip through but I did appreciate the aesthetic. We got the loaded samba fries which were soooooo delicious. I would definitely get them again. It was a pretty hefty portion so perfect to share between us two. We also got a split order of the Gim Ballad and Honey Luv Rap chicken. Neither of us were a fan of the Gim Ballad - maybe it's just a personal taste thing but I didn't think chicken and seaweed complimented each other very well. We both couldn't finish that part because the flavor wasn't our thing. The Honey Luv Rap was delicious! I would definitely order that flavor again. The chicken was hot and juicy too and a good size per piece. All-in-all, I'd come again! I'd be interested in trying their Sound Chicken Set next time because it seemed like a good price!

The Spicy Carbonara Topoki was actually crazy spicy, which caught my friend and I off-guard. We were lowkey suffering, but still powered through. The Sound Chicken combo was alright. I really like this business' decor and tribute to music, but the food was just not what I was expecting. The server was polite, and it was just him working that night. I'm glad I finally got a chance to try this spot after driving by it so frequently, but I don't see myself returning unless it's a majority vote from my friend group.

I've been seeing this spot all over Instagram and they have the most interesting name. We wanted to try a little bit of everything so we got their Billboard Top 3 which has Original, Gim, and Ginger (not on flavor menu) and the 6pc Honey Wings. They were all crispy and flavorful, but our favorite was the Honey. Their batter is so different compared to other restaurants, it's super crispy and juicy inside. Not to the mention the wings are so big in size too. The Carbonara Tteokpokki is a must get for people that don't like spicy food, it's so creamy and pairs well with the chicken. There was no wait when we came on a Wednesday and our server was very nice! If you leave a Google Review, you can redeem an Original Popcorn Chicken. ig: @cravingswithcat

The seaweed chicken was not my personal favorite but def would recommend for people to try. Cute little place in a plaza. Went here after working out. Would come back.

Loved the vibes here and the food was just as good! The food was creatively named, delicious, and the interior was uniquely decorated with homage to music. My family and I came here for Thanksgiving lunch (not a big turkey fan) and sat outside with our pups. The four of us ordered 6 pcs of wings each in original pop, honey luv rap, and red disco. We also ordered the anchovy fries and spicy carbonara tteokbokki. I was very curious about the anchovy fries because I've never seen that flavor combo before, and it was really nice and umami. Super addicting! The spicy carbonara tteokbokki was yummy, but I felt that the portion size was a bit small. I did appreciate the additions of mushrooms and broccoli for a lil extra fiber. My favorite flavor of chicken was actually the original pop - super crunchy and nicely flavored. Make sure to ask for sides of mu (Korean radish) to help cut the grease! The server also came by with a free TNT chicken tender for us to try and review because they had updated their recipe. I personally liked it and the heat definitely comes later. All in all, really creative and solid KFC spot amongst the many in OC. I think it's worth a try!

Simply superb!! If you like chicken & Korean type of flavor, this is definitely your spot. Very hip and inviting with the colors and aesthetics. I don't know how this one guy can manage doing everything besides cooking the food. Got the cold noodle that was chewy and spicy and oh my goodness it totally shut me up for a few minutes as it is very hard to eat and talk and swallow at the same time without needing a Heimlich maneuver. The spiciness and the sweetness level is just absolutely perfect. I literally was getting hot and flushed from the heat I was tempted to get ice cups and put it on my face. If you're into this kind of spiciness, this is definitely your joint. The chicken tender is very flavorful although the middle part I feel it's a bit dry and not as tender as I'd like it. I think if you are a real chicken eater, you would do wings which is the messier but better way to go. Payment is up front and yes they can split bill many ways.

**TO GO ORDER ONLY** PARKING (5/5): Tons of free parking. Can get busy on weekends during peak hours, but a few extra steps ensure you can eat a few more wings! FOOD (4/5): $17 - 6 PIECE WINGS: Half Gim Ballad (seaweed flavored that's why it's black) and half TNT (spicy). They are the CRISPIEST wings EVER! Loved the wings, highly recommend them! Also, love that you can get 2 flavors even on their smallest order like I got with 6 pieces. $18 - SPICY CARBONARA TOPOKI: you can add ramen for only $1 more! It's slightly sweet and creamy. Not spicy for me, but was yummy! SERVICE (3/5): I marked it down because I expect utensils & napkins in my to go order, my fault for not checking before I left, but should be included in every "TO GO" order in my opinion. Service was quick! Only 15 minutes from the time I called for when it's ready on a slow Sunday night.

10/8/25 - We went here on a Wednesday for a very late dinner as they were open until 11 pm. For the 3 of us, we got dishes to share. We ordered the 12 pcs bone-in wings ($26.99) with half Gim Ballad and half Honey Luv Rap. It came with both flats and legs and I was pleasantly surprised by how large each piece was. I prefer dry wings so I especially liked the Gim Ballad which had a unique, seaweed flavor and good crunch to them. I would go back specifically to get Gim Ballad wings again! My friends prefer wet wings and like the Honey Luv Rap more. We also ordered the Rapokki ($11.99) and Loaded Samba Fries ($9.99). I am not a fan of spicy food but the few bites I could get down seemed good but average. Rating of Gim Ballad wings alone: 4 stars

Had a pleasant time at this Korean fried chicken joint. My first word of advice: be careful with how much you order because these chicken wings are huge! We only got 8 wings and we took some home! The garlic soy was our favorite. Notably, there is a lot more breading on these than your traditional wings so keep that it kind. Service was great, despite it being a weekday and there was plenty of people around. Next time I would like to try sitting in the other seating area where you sit on the ground, which looked fun!

I came here with a couple of friends on a Saturday around lunchtime. The plaza where I Got My Sound Chicken is located was incredibly busy, so parking was a bit of a hassle. However, fortunately, the actual establishment wasn't too busy, so we were seated almost immediately. The interior is inviting, and the decor creates a fun retro theme. Disco balls hung from the ceiling, different types of radios comprised the counters, and vinyl records lined the walls. FOOD: Wings (4.5/5) - The available flavors were unique, but my friends and I played it safe and got 'original pop' and 'honey luv rap.' The original was alright, but I would recommend trying out other flavors for a more fulfilling experience. The honey flavor was pleasant and a nice balance between savory and sweet. The wings themselves were moist and had a nice crunch. I also noted that our wings were way bigger than I had expected. Rapoki (3.75/5) - The portion of rapoki we received was huge, so we really got a lot of bang for our buck. As a fish cake lover, I appreciated its abundance in the form of large sheets. The rice cakes and ramen also had a nice bouncy texture to them. The thing I wasn't a big fan of was how runny the base broth was; I prefer it thicker. Sweet Potato Fries (3/5) - Tasted like sweet potato fries. Didn't wow me or anything. SERVICE: The service was great at the beginning of the meal when the restaurant was less crowded. Towards the end, when they became busier, it was admittedly a bit difficult to get their attention for the check. However, they were super sweet when we did interact, so no real complaints. TLDR// Great place for Korean fried chicken. I will definitely be back to try more of their unique flavors. I would come here just for the wonderful vibes.

Great restaurant. They specialize in chicken. A special design interior feels comfortable.

I've been wanting to try this place out ever since it opened. It always seemed that it was pretty crowded around dinner time. My boyfriend and I came here for dinner and it was just that. Crowded, even on a weekday, but we were thankfully able to get a table. I think it gets crowded so quickly because inside it's actually a lot smaller than it looks from the outside. I do love the whole theming of the place with record shaped tables, disco balls, vinyl covers and music. And this chicken does have me opening my ears and mouth. My boyfriend ordered the chicken tenders and I got the wings. He got the red disco and lemon curry pepper flavors and I got the original pop and gim ballad. They gave us their own version of chex mix while we waited for our food. It was sweet and salty and was a nice little starter to our meal. The tenders came out first and they were a lot bigger than I originally thought. I tried a couple of bites of them myself and they were super tender and juicy. I really liked both of the flavors, but the lemon curry pepper was my favorite of the two. My wings came out next along with some radish and jalapeño salsa. My original pop flavored wings were good and the batter was crispy. I loved them with the jalapeño salsa. My gim wings were super unique, something I've never seen before. The gim or seaweed coating was fried around my wings, fully encompassing them like a the halo around an angels head. The batter did not touch the skin of my wings, but was fried around it. It was crispy, yet airy like a shrimp chip and had an earthy, but light taste. The meat of my wings was not compromised by this unorthodox way of frying and were super moist and delicious. We both had an amazing meal here and would definitely come again!

This Korean snack restaurant presents an inviting theme and offers a casual space suitable for social gatherings, though the music level may be too loud for some guests. Staff members were courteous; however, several concerns raised during the visit remained unresolved despite the team checking with the kitchen. Multiple food quality issues were observed. The fried chicken arrived greasy, and foreign hairs were noted on the dish. The rice cake item was prepared with a significantly high spice level, and when a return was requested, the restaurant declined. The portion consisted mainly of noodles with only a few rice cakes, representing limited ingredients relative to its price point. The soup contained a strong MSG-forward profile and was not finished due to its overall flavor. A substantial portion of the meal was left uneaten, and additional food had to be obtained afterward. While the environment is visually engaging and the staff was polite, the dining experience highlighted several areas for improvement in food preparation, quality control, and service resolution.

Good as always. Great music and friendly too. Leng saeb is favorite and tried carbonara ttukbokku which was a hit

dare i say this has been the best first bite of korean fried chicken ive ever had. we got the honey and seaweed wings and it was SO crispy. the chicken was juicy, the skin was well seasoned, and paired with their jalapeno sauce that gave it a nice kick. the seaweed is a nice savory flavor but would do without if you aren't a big seaweed fan. we got the spicy carbonara and the sauce was also perfection. i love thicker chewy rice cakes and this had that exact mouthfeel. the vibes of the restaurant was super cute too, retro themed. absolutely would come back to try the other flavors

Indoor and outdoor seating. We sat outside because we had a dog, but the inside looked really comfortable. The food was really good. Tteok-bokki had unique flavors although I'm not usually a huge tteok-bokki fan. But the chicken and fries were both so delicious and incredibly crispy. I liked the honey one the best, but the seaweed one was also really good and unique. Service was great. I think it may have been a bit difficult since we were sitting outside, but they were attentive and brought us water for our dog. Would definitely be back!

Pretty vibey late night food place. This place is loud with music so beware walking in. The chicken is great and the portions for all the other food items we ordered (we got rabokki, fish cake soup, and butter rice) were all pretty big and good.

I've been here a couple times for lunch and I always get the spicy carbonara ddukbokki and the billboard top 3. Love the Gim flavor the most! I'm not the biggest fan on the ginger, but it's still good (my mom likes it). The restaurant itself is pretty loud but the retro vibes are fun to look at. Food comes out quickly and everyone is friendly. Will continue to come back again!

A bit of a confusing start not knowing if we were suppose to order first and then seat ourselves or seat ourselves and then order with the set up of the place. It was a bit hectic but staff was really nice and provided more clarity after. FYI you wait to be seated and then order at the table (there's a sign in sheet if there's a wait). As for food, most definitely can't beat the chicken here! Definitely big, juicy, and flavorful chicken. Did not expect the wings to be that big but would absolutely come back for more wings next time! The other side dishes we ordered included the rappoki, carbonara spicy tteokbokki, jjolmyeon, and fries were all good but not exactly their standout dish. I've had better and could probably pass on all them next time and stick to the their chicken :)

I Got My Sound Chicken is a vinyl-themed Korean fried chicken shop located in Fullerton. This spot is located in a plaza with a good amount of parking spots. Wifey and I stopped by for dinner around 7pm and were seated right away. Inside, they have a cool and retro themed interior with a good amount of seating. They were also bumping some solid tunes with that 90's R&B. For their menu, they have a nice selection of different chicken, speciality, and tteokpokki dishes to choose from. We ended up getting a spread consisting of the Anchovy Fries, Spicy Carbonara Tteokpokki, and the Red Disco and Honey Luv Rap Wings. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our dining experience here and everything that we had was delicious. The wings were so juicy and fried to perfection! All of the staff here are very friendly and welcoming. I may have found my go to Korean fried chicken spot and one of the best Korean fried chicken spots in all of OC!

Came here for dinner because I heard it was good. However, it was disappointing... We ordered the Honey Luv Rap and the Billboard to try the different flavored wings. The chicken was really crispy and juicy, but there wasn't a lot of flavor. It was kind of bland. After a while, our server came and asked us how it was which we appreciated. We did tell him how we honestly felt and that's when he gave us radishes and this sauce. The sauce was REALLY good, the taste reminded me of fish sauce. I unfortunately would not come back because the food wasn't to my liking, and the pricing of the chicken was quite expensive too. I did like the vibes of the restaurant, by the restrooms, there were polaroids of customers hung on the wall which was cute!

Reasonably priced and great service! Also if you like cool interior designs this is the place.

Loved the retro music concept from the decor to the menus looking like record sleeves. We had rappokki and the billboard top 3 set, which were both solid choices. Rappokki was a bit soft, but the chicken was super crispy and had interesting flavors. Would come back to try their other unique menu items.

Chicken flavors are so unique and tasty! Crispiness on the chicken are always on point! Vibe-y place too!

Very nice place. We were able to sit in the area where we had to take our shoes off like traditional seating on the floor. It was nice because the tables were bigger since we ordered a lot of food. The chicken is good but some flavors were kinda weird. Wanted to try them all tho. The one I truly enjoyed the most is the carbonara tteokbokki. I honestly thought it was pasta at first but when they brought out the food I was shocked at the creativity because I have never seen an approach like this. It was very tasty and the sauce was super good. Also the bathrooms were clean with bold colors. Staff is super friendly, even gave us a sampler alcoholic matcha drink that they are experimenting to add to the menu in the future.

chicken tenders: 4/5 - Super crispy with a juicy inside. Batter had a nice crunch without being too oily. A little bit on bland side, would be better with a good sauce or more seasoning chicken wings: 4.5/5 - Flavorful and well-seasoned, super juicy. Solid pick with good texture. Recommended! Spicy Carbonara: 4.3/5 - Creamy, slightly spicy, and comforting. The sauce was rich and the rice cakes had that perfect chew. The croutons on top added a fun crunch. The vibe is fun and unique - disco balls on the ceiling, retro radios along the bar, and K-pop/music videos on the screens. It feels casual but lively, great for hanging out with friends. Service was friendly and pretty quick. Can get packed towards night.

Such a cute little place with a unique menu. Love the ambience! The service is great as the staff are very helpful!

Quick service and kind staff. Got be carbonara ddukbokki and it was pretty good. Wish it had more broccoli and mushroom but came with plenty of rice cake. Personally, I was not a fan of the lemon curry chicken wings. It was way too salty and strong in flavor. The honey wings were good and I asked for leng saeb sauce on the side and it was the perfect sauce to complement the wings and try it out. The theme was unique and fun. Definitely worth checking out

Stepping into this place was a vibe. The record theme was so fun. Chill, comfy, and casual. Also loved how the menus were made. This restaurant offers seating inside and outside. Service was fast and friendly. We ordered the my salad, billboard top 3, and the smooth like butter rice. Everything was shareable and so good! Would order everything again.

Chicken was tasty and came out fresh and hot loved that the pieces were gigantic and had the perfect amount of sauce Mala had a kick but wasn't too spicy Gim with the unique coloring and crunch

The chicken was super crispy on the outside and juicy inside, with great seasoning and flavor. Portions were generous, and everything tasted fresh. Definitely a solid spot for fried chicken

Food was really good here specifically the chicken tenders lemon flavored. Side dishes and sauces are really good too! They have a sweet spicy green chile sauce was so yum. Fries are good too. Ambiance is super nice! There one sitting area that's cool you can sit on the floor and eat. It was giving asian household iykyk (refer to photo). Service was good they get the requests done at a timely manner.

If you guys love Korean fried chicken you need to I Got My Sound Chicken!! I've tried all the flavors here and TNT is my favorite. Other than the chicken, the tteokbokki and fries are delicious too. Any time I get the chance I put everyone I know on to this place. Service is great. Everyone is very nice. Parking in the area is abundant with all the stores nearby in the plaza. Love the retro vinyl feel is also very cute!

It was my first time visiting this place. When I walked in, the interior had a cool street vibe with unique decorations like records and big speakers, definitely an interesting atmosphere. We ordered the Apple Tteokbokki and their signature Seaweed Chicken. The Apple Tteokbokki was sweet with just the right amount of spice, really tasty and something I'd recommend to anyone. The chicken, however, was a bit over-fried. Instead of being crispy, it felt a little too hard and didn't really blend well with the chicken itself. Also, it was quite hot inside, my wife was literally sweating the whole time we were eating. Still, the Apple Tteokbokki was unique and delicious. Definitely worth trying!

This is a top 3 OC Korean Fried Chicken spot in a very competitive and crowded landscape. Finally had the chance to stop here this past weekend and this place lived up to the hype. Two standout attributes are that 1) the chicken pieces are larger and cooked quite crispy (no more small unidentifiable mystery pieces like we often see at other kfc spots) and 2) the seasonings are nicely tossed into the chicken and not soaked. My favorites were the original which comes with a tasty vinegary dipping sauce and the soy garlic flavor. These were followed by the ggim/nori flavored wings and red disco. Don't forget to add the johlmyun (spicy chewy noodles)! Honestly a very memorable dish and tasted like a spicier version of what my mom made for me growing up. Service was excellent and we had a chance to greet the owner which was nice to see. Looking forward to my next visit back here.

Drop what you're doing and run to "I Got My Sound Chicken". This place is actually a hidden gem that deserves all the hype. After seeing it had 5 stars on Yelp, I knew I had to give it a try. They're located in a big plaza, but just a heads-up -- parking can be tricky on busy days. We had to circle around a few times before finally snagging a spot. As soon as you walk into the restaurant, you're greeted by neon lights, retro vibes, and walls decked out with vintage stereos + radios, and music-themed decor. It's clear that a lot of thought and energy went into creating the space -- it's like stepping into a nostalgic, music-lover's dream. After some deliberation and help from our server, we ordered the apple topoki, lemon curry pepper fries, and the stars of the show: the honey luv rap + gim ballad wings! First and foremost -- their chicken is INCREDIBLY juicy, perfectly seasoned, and has that addictive crunch that makes you want more! Every bite tastes like it was made with love (and probably a secret family recipe I'd pay good money for). The honey luv rap is your typical soy flavored wing that I definitely feel like I've had elsewhere before. The gim ballad, on the other hand, had such a unique flavor--unlike anything I've tried before--and I truly enjoyed it. The fact that the wings are sooo crispy yet remain so juicy and tender on the inside...best thing ever! The apple topoki was such a cool twist on the traditional Korean dish--just keep in mind that it is a bit spicy LOL, definitely had me chugging my water. The staff is super friendly, service is quick, and the portions? Generous. Had to pack a little to-go container because we were so stuffed LOL. You definitely get your money's worth, even if the prices lean a little on the higher side. Whether you're a big chicken fan or just looking for your next go-to lunch spot, this place will definitely exceed your expectations, like it did mine. I'm already planning my next visit! Tip: Write a review on Yelp and get a free order of popcorn chicken!

As the name suggests, this place has a pretty dang good music playlist lol. I also loved the musical touches from the menu, the table, and the whole vibe of the restaurant in general. Our server was fantastic, he gave us some great recs off the menu. Gotta give a shoutout to the lemon pepper fried chicken because it was so tangy, and the lemony zest was pretty powerful. I'm a big fan of lemon pepper, and this definitely satiated my appetite. The tteokbokki was a tad more on the spicy side than the carbonara side but still delicious, especially to dip your fried chicken. If you're in the area and craving Korean fried chicken you won't be disappointed

Got a to-go order on Saturday early evening. Ordered 3 dishes. The plain Salad was good and the added chicken we paid extra for was not much. Husband enjoyed the salad the best but I thought it was a little too tangy and saucy for my taste. The green sauce was very spicy and good. Wish the chicken pieces were thicker inside of the batter. Chicken had a thick stale crunch to it and the pieces of chicken were not meaty. I was a little disappointed after reading all of the rave reviews.

Korean Fried Chicken has called my name yet again and this place popped up on yelp so my partner and I decided to give it a try! The restaurant itself has a very retro vibe to it, vinyls all over the walls and menus and we were seated immediately. We got recommendations from our waiter to try their lemon pepper curry and we got our food within 20 minutes. Since we told our waiter it was our first time, he got us some small snacks while we waited and a salad on the house! He also saw were were between 2 other flavors and got us both sauces to try with our food, also on the house! Our food came and boy, did it look like a piece of heaven! The ddeokbokki was nice and creamy, the chicken was super crispy and the lemon pepper curry was definitely the fan favorite! Our table was cleaned off within 30 minutes! Overall, the service combined with the amazing food made this visit one to remember. Don't miss out and give this place a try!

The vibes from the food to customer service was 10/10! I enjoyed the decor of the place and the music was a vibe It was pretty crowded after we got seated. There's also outdoor seating. Chicken was really crunchy. Outside Flavors of the wings not really there until I put seasoning. 8/10 The tenders was really good! The ranch tender was my favorite. 9.5/10 And the carbonara was divine! 10/10 Popcorn chicken has such a wonderful crunch that was soft! 10/10 Anchovy fries was good w the red powder 8/10

The fried chicken here is absolutely bombing! crispy, crunchy, and packed with flavor. The crust has the perfect texture and seasoning, and the meat inside is juicy and tender, never dry. Chicken portion sizes are generous too To balance out the richness of the chicken, I highly recommend ordering the fish cake soup. It's a great palate cleanser, very comforting. We also ordered buttered fried rice and Jjolmyeon(cold noodle) , I have to say I like the cold noodle more. The chewy texture of the noodle, and the unique, savory sauce with just the right kick of chili. The service was solid, it's casual and modern, with a lively, upbeat vibe . nice for a casual night out with friends or a relaxed dinner date

This could have been my local chicken spot in the Amerige Heights neighborhood. I could have been a major dangol (I always go to the same spot all the time and order the same menu) but they lost one today, all because of the sassy attitude that came from the female server today. My 2nd visit today fyi. The food's bomb. Reasonably priced. Consistent. But damn the service today was so shitty. We were asking if the dduk is included to the wings order (as exhibited in the menu) but she straight up gave us an attitude saying no, we have to order. Ok..? How much? Giving us an annoyed look as hell and snapping at us $1 for 8 dduks. Never came by our table to give us napkins or water (had to take some on the side table). Didn't take our empty bowls (saw her taking empty bowls at other tables). Mind you we came with 2 toddlers. I don't know what the hell was with up her attitude, but I don't care if you were overwhelmed with togo orders or people in store (not even full tables). That's your job. If you don't like it, then quit. If you insist on being on being friendly to non-asians only, uh then maybe do not work in a Korean dominated neighborhood lol. We still tipped min 15%, but highly suggest don't be working in restaurant service if you can't handle the heat.

Checked out I Got My Sound Chicken in Fullerton, and this place has such a fun vibe! The restaurant is heavily music themed with vinyl on the walls and a counter decorated with vintage radios, a super cool aesthetic and a pleasant spot to enjoy a meal. Service was quick and easy. We were seated right away, and after looking through the menu, our food came out pretty fast. I ordered the Billboard Top 3, which lets you try their three most popular wing flavors, along with the Smooth Like Butter Rice. The Billboard combo is perfect if you want variety, all the wings were crispy, juicy, and packed with flavor. The rice was also really good! Savory with a touch of sweetness that surprisingly paired really well with the chicken. Overall, great food, fun atmosphere, and quick service. I'd definitely come back to try more wing flavors -- this place is a solid spot for anyone craving good Korean fried chicken with unique flavors and menu items.

This is some of the best korean fried chicken i've ever had! I'm a huge fan of their gim (seaweed) wings and their batter is so crispy. Their smooth like butter rice is delicious and so unique. I would definitely recommend this spot!