Ok Chicken

Ok Chicken is Ok. Located inside the Greenland supermarket food court Ok Chicken is a good option if you want to do some grocery shopping while you wait for your food. My order took 10-15 minutes and I killed that time shopping. The soy garlic boneless chicken is good, but I would pass on the French fries next time. The regular size is enough for two people and is reasonably priced. Ample seating. Ample parking. Original Review: June 2025 THREE STARS (Good) Standard example of a business. If you found this review helpful, please hit the ❤️ button and consider following me.

Im always on the lookout for good fried chicken. I looked at my Google map and ot directed me to OK Chicken, located west of Chinatown, but the heart of Koreatown. Its actually located inside the Greenland shopping center, which was a little confusing. After a long walk, I finally found the foodcourt inside the shopping center, to the right of the entryway . Again, I was baffled because tge restaurants are very close together and it was a little tricky to find even the signage but alas I found it. I wasn't sure what to order but I ordered the Combo. There was a little language barrier between myself and the cashier, she took me literally. What i wanted to order, was a multi piece combo , containing approximately 6 to 8 pieces of fried chicken. What i apparently ordered was the family feast, a 10x10 inch box containing 20 pieces of chicken, more than I was expecting. I guess the price on my card of 30.00+ should have been my first clue. The cashier told me it would be a little bit of a wait. I watched videos and people watched at the food court. Very interesting place. Clean and bright, I felt like a stranger in a strange land. After 30 min, I received a page to pick up my order. Chicken appeared very crunchy, packed over the rim of the small cardboard box. I took my tray to my table and began to eat. The chicken was delicious. I confess, i ate more than i should have. I highly recommend adding the sauce on the side. In my opinion, the chicken stands by itself, but as little sauce goes a long way. I opted for the garlic sauce, which seemed soy sauce based, slightly sweet but not overly garlic, just enough. I wished I had ordered fries, but glad I didn't . They did serve 2 plastic cups with a light pink contents. I thought it was watermelon at first. The liquid tasted like a lightly sweet vinegar brine, i think it was pickled daikon radish. Not bitter at all, nice and crunchy. A very pleasant offer to the chicken. The restaurant had many other choices, all looked interesting and warrants further visits. I have to admit, I have leftover chicken in my fridge and I'm going to eat it after writing this review. I do recommend this place. I would encourage foodies to venture out of their comfort zone and delve into our rich culture in our city. Im at big fan of our Chinatown and now a fan of Koreatown as well.

Our favorite little hidden gem for fried chicken. Located inside the Greenland Supermarket in the food court. Service is always friendly, food usually takes a few minutes because everything is made fresh. They have the best tasting chicken and fries, everything always piping hot and delicious. Every time we come to Greenland we have to get an order of their boneless chicken or Korean fried chicken.

Legitimately the best Korean fried chicken in Las Vegas. Even my mom loves it and she’s the harshest critic of Korean food. First thing she wants after driving up from Ktown-LA is this chicken.

After reading some great reviews I had to come and try and they are only a couple blocks from my house. I got the 6 chicken wings with garlic soy and french fries to go. He asked me if I wanted the garlic soy sauce on the side and I said no I want them tossed in the sauce. When I got home the wings were huge like everyone says , but there was no sauce on my wings. In the bag there was ketchup , thousand island , and pink radish cubes. No garlic soy sauce in the bag or on the wings. I didn't go back to get it corrected because I was starving since I hadn't eaten all day do to appointments. The chicken was just the right amount of crunch and tasted very good. The fries were pretty good too and crinkle cut which I like. I guess they used to do potato wedges a while back , but they don't do anymore. I will definitely give them another chance , but will check to make sure I get the wings tossed before I leave. It was disappointing since I wanted Korean Bbq wings and without the sauce they were just plain , but again some of the biggest wings I've ever had.

The chicken meat is so soft and moist but the outside is crunchy and full of flavor! You don’t even need any sauce to dip it in. They give you soy garlic sauce & hot sauce. It took a bit longer for the food to be served because it is freshly cooked. The chicken was fresh from the fryer. The best I’ve ever had. A must try! It is located inside Greenland Grocery.

OMGGGG. RED ALERT!!! There is a new menu!!!!! Food: I got my usual order of the chicks special and half a fried chicken. My sauces are sweet chili and garlic soy. Environment: it is inside Greenland market so plenty of seating areas. Price: Reasonable for the quantity and amazing for the quality you get!! Misc: of course I am coming back. Especially with new menu items!!! I’ve eaten here so many times since I moved to Vegas. I’ve tried other places but the crunch here remains superior. 👌

It’s more than OK 👌 Located in the Greenland food court, this kitchen serves my favorite fried chicken 🍗 Crispy and crunchy on the outside, moist and flavorful on the inside. It’s a MUST try! There’s a few sauces to choice from, like the traditional Buffalo mild but I personally like their signature sauce, temptation (properly named). Orders do take a few minutes to be filled, but use that time to explore the rest of what Greenland has to offer. They provide you with a buzzer that will alert you when your order is ready. You can take it to go, or enjoy in the food court where they have ample seating available with a dedicated team member that cleans after each use.

Cute, tasty hidden gem! Located in the food court. Family owned. Food was made fresh. The chicken was super crunchy with the perfect amount of batter. The lady who helped us was very nice. Food court was very open and there were plenty of seating. The tables were clean.

After reading some great reviews I had to come and try and they are only a couple blocks from my house. I got the 6 chicken wings with garlic soy and french fries to go. He asked me if I wanted the garlic soy sauce on the side and I said no I want them tossed in the sauce. When I got home the wings were huge like everyone says , but there was no sauce on my wings. In the bag there was ketchup , thousand island , and pink radish cubes. No garlic soy sauce in the bag or on the wings. I didn't go back to get it corrected because I was starving since I hadn't eaten all day do to appointments. The chicken was just the right amount of crunch and tasted very good. The fries were pretty good too and crinkle cut which I like. I guess they used to do potato wedges a while back , but they don't do anymore. I will definitely give them another chance , but will check to make sure I get the wings tossed before I leave. It was disappointing since I wanted Korean Bbq wings and without the sauce they were just plain , but again some of the biggest wings I've ever had.

Walking in I didn't realize this was a Korean grocery store with a great food hall attached. I find out it's a mom and pop too! This is awesome I said. The food and service was beyond worth it. I got the basic Korean Tteokbokki and it didn't disappoint. I hear the fried chicken is good and can't wait to try it next time I come back.

Have you ever delayed eating because you only wanted to eat at a particular place ! Well, that's what I did today in anticipation of having dinner at "OK Chicken". I'm in from the LA area on business...drove 6hrs and passed by every opportunity for food because all I could think of was the Korean fried chicken at "OK Chicken". Well worth the wait! For what I consider the best Korean fried chicken in 500 miles(the Bay Area)!

3.5* but going to round up. Chicken was decent... tasted a little more "fried" than I like. Oil wasn't the freshest obviously but it was not the worst. Less noticeable when eating the leftover cold the next day for sure. The chicken and onion pancake was superb... fresh, packed with chicken and onion and tasted delicious. Girl working the counter was very friendly and nice. Wasn't the fastest, but clearly was made fresh and everything came out scorching hot. You eat in a little food court area in the grocery store/small mall type area. Overall, solid... wouldn't travel across town for it (well maybe for the pancake) but would be a good choice in the area.

Yeah, I need to update my previous review, because this chicken is Fire, yo! I'll admit I was a tiny bit apprehensive on my second visit because the first time I came here I was served a couple not-fully-cooked pieces of chicken. But I figured that had to have been a fluke. I decided the pieces of properly chicken I was served were so good I had to give this place another try, I'm so glad I did, because I love the chicken here! As I noted in my first review, the wings here are gigantic. I can't even imagine what the chicken they came off of looked like, but damn, that had to have been a big bird. Probably could hold its own in a fight with a fox or whatever varmint is all the time tryn to get in the chicken coop. What I dig about these wings is the ultra crispy exterior. I love that crunch crunch crunch! I did some research and I discovered that OK Chicken Wings are as crispy as allowed under current government regulations. Any crispier would actually be dangerous and would require OK Chicken to get a Special Permit from the FDA and a Hazardous Material Waiver from OSHA. If the chicken here was any crispier, diners would be required to wear eye-protection. And what about beneath the crunch? Oh baby, that's some fresh tasting, flavorful chicken! Ever notice how at a lot of places the wings taste like nothing? Like the meat itself got no flavor? Not here. This chicken taste like chicken. This chicken taste good! After my first visit, I said I thought the wings at Bonchon are better. But I was wrong. I've been back here and to Bonchon since I wrote that review and in my estimation, this place is definitely better (and that's taking nothing away from Bonchon, they hella good too!). OK Chicken is located in the very popular Korea Town Plaza Food Court at the Greenland Market. It's way busy at lunch time, which as it turns out is a good thing. I came here for the wings, you know, but you won't hear any complaints from me about the eye candy. Both times I've eaten here I ordered the Original Recipe, but next time I have wings here I'm definitely trying one of the other varieties (Sweet Chili, Soy Glazed, Spicy Glazed and Furikake Teriyaki). I'll probably go for the Furikake Teriyaki because I like the way it sounds. The wings enticed me to come here but, I'll tell you, there's way more on the menu here than just wings. I'm definitely coming back to try a few different things on the menu. I definitely want to try that Korean Chicken Soup. They have a bunch of different soups, they all look good. And they have K-pancakes! Oh, yeah, I definitely gotta get in on that! Mikey C says: the wings here are Five Stars all damn day!

Chicken tasted good and was still crispy by the time I got home which was about 30 minute drive.

I have heard of the name before and I was excited to try the chicken when I saw the sign. They are located inside the Korea Town Food Hall. BTW, there are other delicious restaurants, a bakery, and a grocery store all in the same spot. If I lived here, I would be a frequent visitor, and they would know me by name, . Anyway, back to the chicken. You can get original or sauced. I opted for the combo wings so I could try both. The original was very impressive. It was light, super crunchy, and seasoned well. The sweet chili was very good as well and maintained its crunch even though we had a 20-minute drive before we ate it. The cashier was very friendly and patient as she explained the menu to me and she didn't rush me. Everything is made to order but it is still pretty fast. I really enjoyed the whole experience and will stop by every time I am in town. I didn't take pictures unfortunately because I was focused on eating.

Amazingly crispy fried chicken! It shatters from so much crispiness. The pieces were large and a great option for a family meal. The tteokbokki is a must have and a meal in itself so be sure that get that as well. It is in the middle of food court in Greenland so it's very very casual and may just be dinner after grocery shopping vibe. The service is a bit slow; there wasn't an server at the till to take orders and I had to check twice on the food because it was taking a while; I'd suggest ordering before shopping just to have everything done on time. This is definitely come for the food kind of place and it is great fried chicken so can't really beat that.

This is truly a hidden gem in Las Vegas. Located in the food court of Greenland Supermarket, I have visited Ok Chicken every time I go shopping. The staff is amazing. Always super nice and friendly. So funny too. They're great at answering any questions about their food options. I always get their Tteokbokki. It is so beyond delicious. Writing this review, I wish I had some right now! It's perfectly spiced and the rice cakes are extremely soft and chewy. The portion is super generous too. If you're looking for some great Tteokbokki, definitely check out Ok Chicken. They have a ton of variety too. Some with dumplings and even some with ramen. I'm excited to try them all!

My husband and I love their vegetables pancake. We've ordered several times and it's always the same. Very good. The gentleman getting our order was very nice. It's a food court inside Greenland Supermarket. So, we find a comfy spot. If you like vegetables pancake, you won't be disappointed.

If you're looking for damn delicious juicy and crispy fried chicken, stop on by! This is located inside Greenland markets lunch hall. The owner is funny and a sweetheart. They fry their chicken fresh so it's about a 20 min wait but def worth it! We ordered the chicken combo, garlic soy, and spicy sauce on the side and had lots of leftovers!!! Check it out when you're craving fried chicken.

Great taste in a food court! Options were slightly limited and it cost a bit/had some weird up-charges, but I wasn't complaining once I was eating it. Service was friendly. I took it to go, but there were other good vendors in the food court that made the dining experience interesting, if I had come with a group and dined in.

The chicken was awesome and will be back a little expensive tho but worth it. The Korean pancake was so delicious gotta try

Very good Korean chicken, located inside Greenland Supermarket. Chicken is crispy, juicy, fresh!

Ok chicken is located inside of the Greenland market and they have the best Kimchi Jeon (Kimchi Pancake) and now it has me and my family hooked at the moment. The kimchi Pancake tastes even better if you pair with soju or any liquor, but in order to do that, you need to take out and do it at home since it's just food courts inside. I wish they get more popular to be honest... chicken wing is very crispy outside, but juciy and tender inside. Rice cake was okay, not too spciy and very basic, so I persoanlly liked it. Again, I strongly recommend their Kimch pancake and Wings. My friend also mentioned that their vegetable porridge is good. The owner or staffs are also very friendly according to my dad (I never really talked to them in person, so). Will try some other stuffs next time!!! Highly recommend.

OK? No! They have AMAZING chicken! I come to the Greenland Market food court often and always overlooked this place because I thought the prices were a little high. A few months ago, I decided to give it a try and boy, did I wish I tried it sooner! The chicken is fried fresh to order! It comes out hot, golden and super crispy. Every time you bite into a piece, it just oozes delicious juices. I have eaten here several times and the food is consistent. They give you sauce on the side instead of coating the chicken in it. The soy garlic is good but the hot tempered is my favorite! All orders of chicken come with a small side of shredded lettuce and a thousand island dressing type sauce. Also, a small cup of pickled daikon which is my personal favorite. After first trying OK Chicken, I now come once a month. Best korean fried chicken in Vegas!! 10/10

The other reviewers either have never had Korean fried chicken elsewhere or grossly exaggerated. It was just alright, BB.Q has better breading and tastes better. I must admit that the price is very favorable, although, it is in a food court. Maybe worth trying once, wouldn't come back.

Bomb chicken 5 stars hot n juicy come get it!! Cooked and made to order super hot and juicy

My new favorite place for Korean fried chicken. Chicken is cooked to order so you get them still hot and crunchy. Except for the waiting time to get your order, this place is definitely one of my go-tos now for my kfc fix. (PS. I ordered their soy garlic chicken wings. Not as sweet as the others I've tried so far -- just the way I like it.)

The Owner is so sweet. Chicken is BOMB!! Every Time ITS PERFECTION!!! Cooked to order so call ahead 20-30 mins

In A Nutshell: -OK Chicken is more than OKAY, it's freaking delicious. -For $30 including tax & tip, you can get a whole, chopped fried chicken. -I'm a KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) freak. -You get your moneys worth here. -In the Bay Area, you get ripped off on all food, especially KFC, same price, but 1/3 less amount of chicken. -If you really love fried chicken, you need to come grab some here. -They even have the Old Fashioned Fried Chicken, which is basically a whole fried chicken, but not chopped into pieces & it's only $22. -I also enjoyed the sweet chili & hot-tempered sauces, plus the chopped cabbage & picked radish that comes w/ the chicken. Overall, trust me when I say this place has finger licking good Korean Fried Chicken, come grab some today.

This is the best chicken I have had. It is very moist but crispy outside. The chicken is very tender and well flavored. We took it home and it was very hot and tasty. The service was excellent. It is made fresh so there is a little wait to get your order but well worth it.

Ive been craving fried chicken for a while and have been disappointed lately. Until this good find. This spot has good chicken. The taste is a little like Popeyes but unlike Popeyes these pieces of chicken are a lot smaller and a bit pricey in my opinion. It was definitely worth a try.

Great choice of korean food. Fairly quick to get your food. Located inside a korean supermarket within the food court. Authentic korean food and fried chicken. Came here after bad experience at bbq chicken inside Shanghai plaza and wish i came here in the first place because it is fresh quality ingredients and cheaper.

Located in the food court of Korean town, Greenland supermarket. Korean fried chicken is always the best type of fried chicken ever. Over here at ok chicken, they provide variety of choices for sauces. I love the big combo that you able to pick two flavors, and it also come with fried potatoes, salad, and corns on the side. Lunch special is a very good deal with large quantity of food. Rice, soup, salad, and last but not least, the Korean side dishes. For only $11. Definitely would have a future visit again.

Lunch decision convo: Me:You want to get Korean BBQ? Them: hmm..how about chicken, ok? Me: Ok Chicken..let's finally check them out... Them: Ok..but where? So we're not going Korean? Me: I just said...Ok Chicken! =) Located in Greenland market, Ok Chicken's Korean Fried chicken is better than ok...I went with the lunch generous lunch special on this visit. I had the Furikake Teriyaki Korean Fried chicken and it was fantastic. Packed with flavor and fried perfectly. Crispy outside and savory juicy inside, this is some yummy Korean Fried chicken. The sweet chili was sampled and it also was packed with flavor. Not too sweet or hot, great stuff here. The lunch combo comes with 5 mini banchan/side dishes, soup both, bowl of rice, salad and my favorite, a mini scoop of corn. Everything listed was fresh and complimented the boneless fried chicken. The service was friendly but a little slow. It took 20 minutes for 3 lunch combos but we had time and the chicken was delicious. This is a great casual option for Korean Friend chicken and I'll be back soon to try other flavors. Enjoy! =)

Man... Their fried chicken is amazing!!! It was still as crispy 20 minutes later after we got home. I also noticed that it wasn't horribly greasy, like every other fried chicken. The hype is real!!! I love their spicy sauce. The woman who helped us out was also extremely nice. We'll be back!

Sooooo NOT "OK" chicken! Their chicken is awesome!! So so so crispy on the outside, juice/tender on the inside. We got the 12 piece drumettes, and if you think $20 for 12 pieces is overpriced, hold onto your hat.. these "drumettes" are H-U-G-E! I've had actual chicken drumsticks that were smaller than these. 3 of these suckers had me full, and I'm not one of those "you eat like a bird" type. The order came with pickled radish and shredded cabbage with a Thousand Island-type salad dressing (typical Korean fried chicken sides). We opted for the soy garlic sauce, and wow, wow, wow. It was sooooo yummy. Not overwhelmingly garlicky, but just the right amount of it to let you know it's there. We got the order to-go and it did not suffer at all. I'm sure it would have been better if we ate it on the spot, but absolutely no complaint about the quality after a 20 min. ride home. Still perfectly crunchy. So so crunchy and crispy. They also have a vegetable "fritter" that is also damn good. We've been jonesing for good fried chicken, and I can't believe that we found the most amazing fried chicken in a food court located inside a grocery store.

It's really hard for me to find a Korean Fried Chicken place that I like in the States. After traveling to Seoul for vacation, I have been ruined. Well, kind of. There is a place in the Bay Area that my husband and I quite enjoyed but that's in the Bay Area. Whenever we're at the Greenland foodcourt, I usually prefer to eat at Hong Lou. However, during one outing, one of my friends gets a whole chicken at Ok Chicken and of course, we had to try. We tried and we definitely liked. The chicken was fried perfectly well but still juicy and tender. They have different options for you to choose from. You don't have to get a whole chicken -- you can just get wings. They have different sauces as well. We have tried the original and the furikake flavor and while both are good, I definitely enjoyed the original more. Every order will come with salad and corn. FYI, Ok Chicken is definitely better than Bonchon. But I never liked Bonchon anyways so ... Also, if you don't want fried chicken, they have chicken kalguksu and dak gomtang (chicken noodle soup) as well! Chicken kalguksu is Korean knife cut noodles in a beef based broth with shredded chicken on top. Their dak gomtang (chicken noodle soup) is going to be a chicken bone soup with shredded chicken and thin wheat noodles. The gomtang comes with rice and side dishes. I have tried the dak gomtang and I LOVE IT. It is wonderful during a cold night! Just add in some salt and mix it with rice ! Super delicious. If you haven't gotten to try Ok Chicken, I definitely recommend.

This isn't a place to go out of your way for but if you're in the grocery store having a fried chicken craving it'll do but it'll cost you as well.

KFC DREAM COMES TRUE Without naming a half dozen other popular local Korean ftied chicken restaurants which I have tried, today's continuing search for the best KFC in this valley just concluded. OK Chicken @Greenland Food Court runs away from the pack as the best tasting KFC ... there is no second or third place winners. The mixed six pieces of winglettes and drumettes lifted my face to match foodie's Mark Wien's smile of approval. Cooked to ordered chicken parts are moist, large and the crispy skin is totally covered in the addictive sauce of your choice. Meal comes with shredded cabbage salad with dressing plus pickled radish. Served piping hot and equally delicious even at room temperature.

Great service, the lady at the cashier was nice. As for the food, the sweet chili fried chicken has changed. The sweet chili fried chicken used to be smothered with the sauce. Now, they give you fried chicken with a side of sauce. The chicken inside is moist, but too salty for my liking. Plus, the fried batter on the outside tastes like a cheap version of, Shake and Bake. The last time I had OK Chicken was back in 2019. I remember it being the BEST chicken in Vegas--I wasn't intoxicated either! Since I recently tried it again, I really think that they changed the recipe, it's not as delicious as it used to be.

Ok Chicken is a mom & pop business specializing in chicken dishes mainly KFC (Korean Fried Chicken). They are located in the Korea Town Plaza Food Court (same building as Greenland Supermarket). Items tried and liked (so far): Spicy Glazed Boneless Chicken. Soy Glazed Boneless Chicken. Original Boneless Chicken. Spicy Glazed Chicken Wings. Food is fresh & delicious!!! Chicken is crispy & flavorful. Take advantage of their awesome lunch specials (open to 3:00 PM). A great deal at $9.99. They have a variety of chicken dishes on the menu and seem to add to it from time to time. Place is clean. Service is quick & friendly. One of the owners is usually up front taking orders, he is really nice. He even brings your food out to your table. His wife is usually in the kitchen but today she was taking orders. Ajumma is so sweet! She brought our food to our table as well. My daughter & I don't normally order drinks with our food, we usually wait until after. She ended up bringing us two cups of water :) A new family favorite. I hope you decide give them a try :)

THE best Korean fried chicken in Las Vegas. Better than BBQ Chicken in Shanghai Plaza. Better than Q Bistro. Better than Chickenland Ho Ho. Better than Belly Bombz. Better than Bonchon. Better than... I can't think of any other places here serving KFC. Place your order, preferably 20 minutes before you plan to pick it up, since it takes about that much time to lovingly and expertly prepare juicy, piping hot, tender meat with super crispy and flavorful skin. Don't even bother with the boneless options - get the original (large size only) KFC and pick a sauce to go with it. Original, unsauced, fresh, hot, OK Chicken KFC is also delicious. Order extra potatoes as well, which are like mini crispy baked potatoes. The radish has enough fermentation to it where it would not be called 'Americanized,' and it complements the chicken perfectly. Radish (mu) and KFC is actually one of the best food combinations of all time. Have a few napkins within arms reach to wipe off both the juice and the satisfied grin off of your face. Wash it all down with an ice cold coke or Hite. Then sit back and marvel at how a piece of chicken can be so crispy on the outside and so succulent and steamy on the inside. Perfection.

Came here today and was looking forward since there a ton of good reviews. I am a fried chicken connoisseur, totally was curious to try this fried chicken in the food court. After trying the chicken, I was highly disappointed.... 1. 6 piece chicken: no it was not 6 pieces it was 2 pieces cut into 6 pieces and breaded into oblivion. 2. Chicken was extremely dry and over cooked. 3. Sauces were ok but I was missing some sauces. It's really hard to give this more than 2 stars. There was more breading than chicken. Don't get fooled by the 5 star reviews. The chicken sucks. Go to krispy krunchy chicken from a gas station... by far better than this.

Nestled in the Greenland food court is this new gem! It's where there was once a pho place and some others who have rotated out but I am hoping this place will stay. If we're talking Korean fried chicken - I think of the real thing. This isn't wings, drumsticks, etc, fried chicken. This is the whole chicken, chopped up, and fried! For some, this may be strange, but for me, this reminds me of the places we'd order delivery from in Korea when I was a kid. I stopped in on their first day open and went to get something else but haaad to try their fried chicken! I had been waiting in anticipation because there's not "real" korean fried chicken in Vegas. No hate on Bonchon or Soyo who also have great korean styled fried chicken, but OK Chicken is the real, straight out of Korea - deal. I ordered a half and half chicken (a whole chicken chopped up - half with their soy sauce and half go chu jang - sauces on the side and not pictured). SOOOO GOOOD! I felt like my korean fried chicken had finally been satisfied!! They also provided radishes on the side and a side salad - both very traditional sides for korean fried chicken. It was about $20 after tip, which I found to be extremely reasonable! There are bones but they do have boneless options! Actually, there are a ton of options! The people there are extremely kind - which I lovveedd! I was warned that it would take about 20 minutes for my order so it's not super fast but it was FRESH and that is what I was looking for! It was well worth the wait and I will definitely be back soon!

Their chicken is sooooooo crispy!? I ordered the chicken combo which is all wings, thighs and drums. So delicious. The only reason why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 was because their sauce options were very limited. I also ordered the fried combo which comes with fried mandu (dumplings), squid, mixed veggies, and more. This order came with a complimentary radish side dish and it was so refreshing and crisp. At another time I had their tteokbokki and it was delicious. Pretty spicy so prepare yourself (i love spicy food btw).

Best wings Best chicken sandwich I've ever had Nuff said In the food court at the Korean grocery store. Not much atmosphere but you cannot beat the taste

Ok Chicken is STILL NOT okay. **It is FANTASTIC!** Every time I come here, I know what to expect: consistency, quantity AND quality for an affordable price. Where can you find that type of deal now days? Here at Greenland Market, home to all your one-stop-shop all things Korean, including Korean chicken, the options for food are almost unfair. How do you choose? If you don't feel like experimenting and ready for a serving of satisfaction with variety, flavor and presentation, say YAS to OK Chicken. For $12.95, you GET: *The Korean chicken of your choice-- they have sesame, spicy, sweet chili, plain, furikake, shoyu *A beautiful sensible portion of rice *Simple but subtle soup; a consommé of clarified broth *Corn and Cabbage sides plated together (like a salad) *Banchan favorites: Kim Chee, radish, Geyran Mari (omelet) and cucumber (varies from time to time). I mean, really. Seriously. What?! I still can't believe that all this food is under $15 and even cheaper during lunch at $10.95! Most of the time, leftovers are inexistent. If for some reason you possess major self-discipline in portion control and can't finish it all, well, that's good news because you get to eat all that deliciousness a second time. And even a second time around, your chicken will be much more than OK! Seriously more than OK, OK Chicken is all humility, unspoken perfection without the American fast food chicken funky aftertaste, grease and Ego. Not even fair to compare. Two birds of different feathers, the best one brings price and quality together!

Today, the chicken was just ok. Normally, the fries are hot and the chicken was nicely seasoned but today, something was off. My fries were warm and lacked the normal seasoning. The chicken was hot and nicely cooked but lacked flavor. Do you have a new cook?

The chicken is not ok... It's bomb!!!! It's really good! Crispy and hot! The spicy is not so spicy and the garlic soy is gooood.

Ok Chicken? How about Scrumptious Chicken, because that's exactly how it is. I wanted Korean Fried Chicken one day, but not have to deal with the more expensive/time consuming places around Chinatown that also sells Korean Fried Chicken. I wanted to get in, get out, and eat. It just so happens that Ok Chicken fits that bill to a tee. Ok Chicken is located in the food court by Greenland Supermarket and while there are plenty of things to order on the menu, I've only ever ordered the Boneless Lunch Special. This special is served with rice, salad, soup, and your choice of boneless chicken: original, sweet chili chicken, soy glazed, spicy glazed, and furikake teriyaki. I've tried original, soy glazed, and furikake teriyaki so far with furikake teriyaki just edging out as my favorite, but you honestly can't go wrong. The price for this is $10.95 until 3pm before it becomes $12.95 after 3pm. Considering the large amount of food I receive that I can't always finish and have to save the rest for leftovers later, I don't mind the price at all. There never seems to be a line whenever I go to satisfy my craving and it doesn't take long for my food to get made either. The only downside is that Ok Chicken isn't open on Sundays, so if you're craving that Korean Fried Chicken goodness, you'll have to go elsewhere.

No, it's not "okay"--it's the "BEST" Korean fried chicken in town! Foods are superb, customer service is excellent, there's nothing else you could ask for! Don't miss this place when you are in town.

Ok! Here we go! If you have shopping to do and are hungry ORDER THIS FIRST. It always takes a hot min to be done. And I will not put them down for that because I'm assuming they are putting love into it since it always tastes great! I feel bad I never get a picture of the food before hand because we literally gobble it down. Don't judge me... I don't understand the cabbage salad side but whatever I'm sure it has some purpose but I would not argue to them adding a beer side instead lol. Overall great flavor. Great portions. Great service.

I've gotten takeout from Ok Chicken three times since November 2020 and it is a solid Korean Fried Chicken spot. I always order the Whole Chicken ($22.95) with the sauce on the side. As for the sauces, "Sweet Chili" is my favorite and my husband enjoys "Spicy" (I like to add a bit of the Spicy sauce to the Sweet Chili to get the perfect amount of heat). I was hesitant to order fried chicken for takeout with concerns regarding sogginess, but they pack the chicken in eco-friendly kraft paper boxes and purposefully leave the box (and subsequent plastic bag) open to allow the steam to escape - brilliant. After a 15-minute drive, I was very impressed that the chicken didn't lose any of it's crunch and it was still quite warm. The chicken is great. It's really crispy without the greasiness, juicy, and although much better with the sauce, it's still tasty without it. The chicken comes with the usual Korean Fried Chicken accompaniments of Salad (shredded cabbage and thousand island-esque dressing) and Pickled Radish, and both are good. I enjoy a lot of vegetables with my chicken, so I like getting extra sides ($1.00-1.50/ea). Also, the portion of sauce is more than enough for me, but if you're getting sauce on the side and you like things really saucy, I'd recommend ordering extra ($1.50/ea). I've also had their Chicken Burger ($7.95) that comes with a very large fried chicken breast (boneless), American cheese, sliced tomato, iceberg lettuce, thinly-sliced onion, and that thousand island-esque dressing on an equally large crustini bun. I got my chicken sans sauce, but there are four sauce options available. The sandwich was delicious and although I would rather eat fried chicken thighs on a sandwich, I'm not complaining. I didn't eat the sandwich right away since I was so focused on the fried chicken, but it held up pretty well with the exception of the bottom bun getting super soggy from the dressing. They've added new, random items to their menu recently like Nachos, and they are surprisingly good - the thick and crunchy housemade tortilla chips are topped with tasty nacho cheese and pico de gallo. My parents were fighting over them, lol. I didn't place the orders or do the pick-ups myself, so I don't have a personal experience with the process or their customer service, however, there haven't been any issues with either.

This is the best Korean Fried Chicken I have ever had, and I've had it in Korea at numerous places. This stuff is just straight up delicious. It's hot, fresh and incredibly juicy, and the flavor is absolutely delicious. I got the half and half chicken on the bone, and OMFG, I'm telling you this stuff is well worth the wait, and there is a wait. So very much worth a trip out to the Greenland Market for this wonderful chicken feast. Crispy, juicy, fresh, and flavor all the way to the bone, just fantastic. You also get some sides like a traditional Korean Cabbage Slaw, some Roasted Corn, and depending on what you choose several types of bonchan and soup and rice. If you're anywhere near the Greenland Market this is a MUST stop, if not, get there anyway!!!

One of my favorite KFC (Korean fried chicken) in town. I usually get the sweet chili whole chicken. It's made fresh to order and comes with a little salad, corn, and pickled radish. KFC is crunchy, sticky, and full of flavor. Gotta give it a try if you haven't! Keep in mind It's made fresh to order so it takes a while so put in your order before you go shopping in the Greenland market for some more snacks! Another underrated aspect of this business is they provide stamp cards!

Located in Greenland Supermarket Food Court- in Korea town. Great addition to the food court. I ordered half and half- original and soy glazed. Both didn't disappoint. Love the soy glaze. Chicken is crunchy outside and moist inside. N Dr time with try the spicy glazed and furikaki. They have a lunch special. If not too hungry get their single combos. They have a rewards program. They make their chicken fresh so give them 10 minutes to get your order. They delivered it to my table. Chicken is bigger pieces, they don't use wings like Bonchon. Will definitely come back.