Korean fried chicken and traditional dishes served alongside draft beers and soju in casual digs.
"This Korean establishment between North Austin and Cedar Park offers dinner and karaoke. Not a misnomer, the restaurant is known for serving crispy fried chicken and classic Korean pub fare such as corn cheese, bulgogi fries, and galbi. Enjoy your meal at tables featured in the main dining area or one of the private karaoke rooms with your own soundtrack. There’s also a full bar." - Darcie Duttweiler
"There’s something euphoric about the combination of Korean fried chicken and karaoke at K-Pub. Maybe it’s all the soju that accompanies it, or maybe the spice helps loosen our inhibitions enough to finally hit those high notes. This karaoke bar is right at the border between North Austin and Cedar Park (next door to Interstellar Barbecue), and it’s home to some of the crispiest poultry in town. Grab a private room (rates start at $20 per hour), then order from a large menu of Korean pub classics, including corn cheese, bulgogi fries, galbi, and, of course, fried chicken. You can even get a tower of beer to go with it all. " - nicolai mccrary
"There’s something euphoric about the combination of Korean fried chicken and karaoke. Maybe it’s all the soju that accompanies it, or maybe the spice helps loosen our inhibitions enough to finally hit those high notes. K-Pub is a restaurant and karaoke bar that’s right at the border between North Austin and Cedar Park (next door to Interstellar Barbecue), and it’s home to some of the crispiest poultry in town. Grab a private room—or just snag a table in the dining room—then order from a large menu of Korean pub classics, including corn cheese, bulgogi fries, galbi, and, of course, fried chicken. You can even get a tower of beer to go with it all." - Nicolai McCrary
"The Anderson Mill-adjacent restaurant specializes in Korean fried chicken and other dishes, soju, and karaoke. It’s open from 5 p.m. to midnight Sunday and Tuesday through Thursday; and then until 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Charm Korean BBQ has expanded into the Korean fried chicken market with its new restaurant Charm BBQ Chicken, which opened in early April. The restaurant offers a variety of Korean fried chicken dishes, including options that are fried, tossed in different sauces, bone-in, boneless, drumsticks, tenders, and topped with onions. Other dishes include dumplings, deep-fried squid, bulgogi fries, and deep-fried gizzards. The restaurant also serves heartier plates such as deep-fried tofu and beef bulgogi, and offers desserts like snow ice flake. Drinks include beer, soju, Korean rice wine makgeolli, and cocktails. The venue features indoor and outdoor seating, as well as a bar with a television screen. Operating hours are from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. to midnight Monday through Friday, and from 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. on Saturday." - Nadia Chaudhury
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