Twozone Chicken - 8th

So far this is my fave KFC in LA. There are 2 locations in K- town, one inside a grocery and another one that is just a block away that has a proper restaurant. I did not find this spot initially as the name confused me. My fave is the garlic soy. The sweet chili isn’t bad either. Do give the garlic butter a try - I think it was pretty good.

Two zone in Koreatown is the place to go to satisfy your fried chicken cravings. From honey butter boneless chicken to my favorite spicy soy bone in wings, two zone has so much to offer. I recommend getting bone in vs boneless. The spicy soy also has a decent kick so be aware! My must order is their rose tteokbokki with added ramen. The portion is huge and the sauce is so creamy and addicting I honestly couldn’t get enough

This place specializes in selling tteokbokki, a Korean dish made with stir-fried rice cakes as the main ingredient. The name of the restaurant sign evokes memories of grandmother-made tteokbokki. While there are various types of tteokbokki in Korea, this establishment sells the saucy version. It's unfortunate that the tteokbokki lacked flavor as the sauce didn't penetrate the rice cakes well. The tteokbokki depicted in Korean dramas typically have less broth and stickier sauce, resulting in a more flavorful dish. Overall, it wasn't the tteokbokki I had hoped for. I wouldn't recommend it to someone trying tteokbokki for the first time because it's important to experience the authentic taste of traditional dishes initially. However, if you're already familiar with tteokbokki and want to explore different variations, it might be worth a try.

This has been on a list of places to try for a while now and it did not disappoint. You order your food and get any toppings first, paying for everything at the end when you’re done eating. We got their Rose and Jjajang (black bean) tteokbokki. Both were incredible but for completely different reasons. The Rose we got level 2 and the spice was not shy. The sauce was creamy and definitely recommend getting cheese on top. The jjajang had incredible depth of flavor and even had a slight kick of spice, that built over time at level 1. They have a toppings bar where you can add more things to be cooked with your food so I added more green onion, carrots and Chinese rice noodles. The rice cakes (tteok) were perfectly bouncy and chewy. Also bought a side of gimmari which are deep fried rolls of glass noodles and seaweed. This was a drive for me but I will absolutely be back.

Plenty of seating, and I was about to order online but I’m glad I didn’t since they have a good portioned, filling deal going on in store, I believe it’s 5 wings/tenders accompanied with fries, a Hawaiian roll, coleslaw and fries along with a drink for $13. I got the tenders, and they were really good, very spicy with some sweetness. I’d consider coming back.

My friend and I stopped by this place for lunch and it wasn't long before we had four delicious baskets of Korean fried chicken in front of us, along with some sweet potato fries and radish. We ordered four flavors, among them we determined the best of which to be - Hot & Spicy and Spicy Soy. The hot and spicy came with a pretty big kick, definitely spicier than most other restaurants standard for spicy. The Soy Garlic left a little to be desire, needed more garlic. The sweet potato fries were crispy and came with ketchup and like a Chipotle mayo that was delicious. The atmosphere were fresh, the TV's were a little loud. Overall, would recommend!

when I want to relax and watch a soccer game with chicken and a beer this is my favorite place it's delicious

1. Baby chair broken. There is no belt. It is dangerous. 2. I ordered ddukbboki, squid fried, gimmal-i fried, shrimp fried, soondae. When I ordered, I wanted to add topping mildduk, so I went topping bar and saw some pieces have fungus on it. I brought that to worker to show. Worker took it to kitchen. and after that, I haven’t see they clean it, so I asked “did you clean it?” They said they already did and said ‘thanks’ to me.. 3. They served side menu first. Coming with silver mash basket. And I saw the basket has a stain. It was some ddukbboki sauce on it. Even it was not only one basket. So I told it to worker and she mentioned nothing and show me smile awkwardly(?) and disappeared 🤷‍♀️.. 4. We got ddokbboki and soondae after #3 situation. Ddokbboki is not bad. But soondae was awful. My husband really like soondae and he really easy-going so barely complains. But he went to counter after one bite, and returned it… Smell was too bad to eat.. 5. My husband started eating squid fried. There is very small amount of squid in it, it almost like bread… I don’t understand how they got 4 to 5 stars. The fungus on food? And uncleaned dishes are safety issue though. This restaurant should be do better to clean.

The honey powder is addicting The chicken is always crispy Top 3 wings in LA! The chicken is always crispy

Food: 5 stars Service: 5 stars Ambiance: 4 stars I've only had Twozone chicken as takeout from Gaju Market before, but the chicken is definitively better when dining in. We visited on a Saturday night around 8:30 pm, and the place wasn't busy at all. While it's not a high-energy spot, the chicken and beer were good. The service was great too!

My favorite thing was the cheeseballs. The boneless chicken was very average and greasy tbh. The hot and spicy yangnyeom sauce was average. I'm quite picky about fried chicken though.

The parking is horrible!!! And the valet guys was rude ! That being said, the service and food was worth all the bs that was put up with, the chicken has so much flavor and the sweet potato fries 10/10 Had pretty low expectations, safe bet to say they over exited expectations Will be back and I'm a customer for life

Decent food. Nothing amazing. There's better kfc and tteokbokki in the area. The wings were fried really well, but a bit under season. Fries were under seasoned. Tteokbokki had too much black pepper, but the rice cakes did taste surprisingly fresh. The only soju they had was unflavored. Overall, it's okay bar food / late night food. Parking lot is valet (just $3)

Onion rings were super crispy and something else. Beer batter over bread crumb ALWAYS Opted for Spicy Soy Garlic for boneless type. Chicken breading had a real significant crunch which I enjoyed but the breading was so thick and the chicken quality was a little chewy so sometimes my mouth got a bit tired. Still...super great onion rings and solid chicken. I'm open to trying bone in wings with a new flavor.

Day: Sunday evening Service: We were seated quickly but waited around 20 minutes thinking that one of the two employees would take our order or even check up on us. We ended up walking to the register to order which is the main reason for my low review. Employees were prioritizing mobile/online orders more than in store orders. The store was low on staffing and the employees were clearly under a lot of stress. One employee prioritized cleaning the table of 10 after they left and didn't even look in my direction to see if I needed help or information about when I can order. Food: 1) Soy garlic: it had a nice and subtle spice which was unexpected but good. The chicken was moist however I wish it was just a bit more crispy. 2) Honey butter: A unique dry rub flavor that I really enjoyed. It was a nice balance flavor to eat with my soy garlic. Ambiance: The tables and chairs were clean and neat. The first half of my experience in the restaurant didn't have music and the end of my experience they were blasting music.

Stay away! Just ordered simple delivery of wings only with sauce on the side and they delivered wings with mixed sauce, which were overly moist and I threw in trash! And they charged $31 plus tip for 10 wings, which is a rip off!

First, the chicken is a flavor bomb! Twosome has perfectly fried chicken in decadent house made sauces! My absolute favorite is Soy Garlic and Soy Sauce Bulgogi! Those who like spice get Spicy Soy or Hot n Spicey! The Honey Butter is also a must if you haven't tried it! My family was visiting me in Ktown from OC and I had to introduce them to Korean fried chicken! As y'all know- K fried chicken is unlike any fried chicken you've ever had! Koreans have immensely upgraded southern fried chicken with their tempura frying AND flavor bomb sauces! Best of all is their most affordable prices! So far the best deal I've found absolutely without sacrifice quality! You can try all flavors and get multiple boxes for the fam without breaking the bank! Only 11.99 per boneless box! It's my 6th time here and the servers have always been kind and quick! If you want a beer with your chicken, they've got draught, bottles and cans at happy hour prices all day and night! $only $5-6 per beer! Fried Mandu dumplings are so worth it! Delicious and only $5 for 5! And don't forget to reset your palette with pickled radish cubes in between scrumptious bites!

HIDDEN GEM!! i can't believe this place is empty every time cuz their shit is soooo good we always get soy garlic and it never disappoints -2.5 because it's not mind blowing and also some of the chicken had soft bone in it even tho it said boneless 10w

The service was really amiable and fast! The chicken was super juicy and crunchy and overall the ambience was pretty chill and had some good kpop music playing in the background. Would recommend to hit this place up before your raves as fuel!

Tried their Wasabi and Sauce Mixed sauces and they were both really good. We will try the other sauces when we come back. Service is excellent and the restaurant looks clean.

Stopped by for a quick late-night snack. Ordered the soy garlic, and the restaurant was mostly empty. Overall, wings were delicious -- the sauce wasn't overly sweet, and the breading was very crunchy. Additionally, it was very affordable (~14 bucks, from what I remember) Only waitstaff was the manager in the front, and was very kind. The restaurant vibes definitely aren't "date" vibes, but it's a very welcoming environment.

Even with the unexpected parking lot charge of 3 dollars (no, I do not live in LA), I still really like Twozone Chicken and have no problem returning another time. The sauce mix was delicious BB

Honey butter chicken is like crack. It's so goddam good. It was good in 2021, it's still good in 2024. Fuck yea. They might have put even more honey butter seasoning than they did before. im not mad at it. Fucking delicious

My friends and I came here after karaoke since it was nearby, and it was just what we needed. We got the plain, soy garlic, and honey butter fried chicken. Plain and soy garlic were REALLY good but the honey butter was a little disappointing since it was just powder sprinkled over. Make sure to check in to get the free drink. Parking is really hard to find in this plaza, so prepare to park somewhere else and walk over or keep driving around until you find a spot.

We ordered 10 piece soy garlic chicken for $15.99 and wasabi half chicken $19.49. It came with 2 Korean sweet radishes in containers. It took 20 minutes for our food to get ready. The tables were a bit sticky and the seats were squeaky which made me feel like this was the place to be if I wanted chicken with alcohol. We actually ended up taking our chicken to go and so the wasabi sauce came as a side. We threw that wasabi sauce once we got home and so the crunch of the chicken was still there. Our chicken was still crispy and the wings were meaty. We were satisfied at the end and plan to be returning customers!

The best K-fried chicken in LA. I've tried many and I keep coming back to this one. -Amazing batter, not overly thick, well seasoned -Juicy chicken

The Tong Soon Dae BumBuck (Korean Sausage) is so good. The portion of Mara Rose Mil Tteok size is also large!! I ordered +cheese and egg. Highly recommended!

Overall: 4.5/5 We ordered on Ubereats on July 4th so it was one of the few places that was open late. They took 1.5 hours to deliver (30 minutes after the latest estimated arrival time) but it's understandable for the holidays. This place is different in that they give you the sauces in packets so your chicken can remain crispy which was really smart on their part. The other bonus is that there's a lot more sauce in the packet then when a restaurant puts it on for you and you can control the amount you want for each piece. They give you one container of pickled radish that are big chunks why I wish they cut into smaller bite size pieces. They also provided an extra dressing and a Togo menu. Half & Half Special Chicken ($36.99): You get to choose 2 different flavors for a whole chicken. We chose onion & wasabi, and each flavor came with about 8 drumsticks/wings so 16 in total. For the onion half, they put ample of sliced onions on top of the chicken which did make them a little less crunchy but went very well with the chicken. The chicken itself had a unique batter and was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Both the onion and wasabi sauces were really good so you can't go wrong with either. The wasabi sauce has a slight kick to it but I think non-spicy eaters can handle it. Honey Butter Dipping Sauce ($0.99): This is actually not a dipping sauce but a powder. It's a nice topping for the chicken but not really needed.

Good neighborhood chicken with friendly service and big portion. I like their chicken with onion. This place just has no ambience but other than that, everything is pretty solid here

I had pretty high expectations for this location after receiving recommendations and reading the reviews online. Unfortunately, the chicken didn't live up to the hype. Pros: The chicken was very juicy. The pieces were pretty big. The service was good. Also, their pickled radish taste good. Cons: I had the mixed sauce and the spicy soy garlic, they could have been more flavorful. The chicken was spicy, just how I like it, but didn't come with any ranch.

The hot spicey chicken is not for everyone but it is for me I love how spicy it is and the fries are perfectly crispy and salted and the rice cakes aren't to chewy or to soft they just right

The packaging changed and the portion got smaller. The chicken quality is definitely different and the $3.00 wasabi sauce that is always delivered in different packaging is now at its worst. Those sauce containers arrived like that... how could you? The chicken, the fries and the sauce is not worth $45. Bye two zone, good luck. By the way I hear the next door ttokboki place is the same owner, be careful y'all.

Really juicy and crispy chicken! Loved that the onion mayo was an option as I kept seeing it everywhere in Korean mukbangs. They had plenty of flavors and beer options on draft. Would definitely be coming here again. Lot's of seating and great service.

Customer service was the worst. Food 5/10 Service 0/10 How do you treat people like that? You're in the wrong space if you wake up and don't like your job. Vent it elsewhere. Seek the help you need. I went there to enjoy my food with company, but instead, we left with a bitter experience. To the lady who represents the front and was our server. Practice being humble. Your customers' service skills need more work and practice. You made us feel uncomfortable to our guts, and you're probably proud of that. I wish you better days ahead instead of the bitterness you gave us. Humble yourself. Karma is you.

The soy garlic here is very good. Crispy. Sweet. Tangy. Both the bone in and boneless are pretty good. The mixed sauce is not worth your time. The only issue is that over the past few months of going here, the portion sizes are definitely shrinking.

Last night after a few drinks, my friends and I wanted fried chicken wings really bad so we stopped here. It was a quiet night inside for a Friday but Edwin at the counter was very sweet and helpful to our party. We got an order of boneless wings & bone in of #5 flavor (Hot n Spicy). As well as the soy bulgogi bone in wings which were absolutely delicious and phenomenal. My friends had a hard time this morning as the spice level on their orders was intense. Thanks to Edwin again for taking great care of us :)

Personally not to my taste. The original chicken was too plain while the soy garlic chicken was too flavorful. Original chicken was great with side sauce though, so perfect for dipping, just not alone.

Such a delicious Korean fried chicken place. The sweet lady at the front of house was so attentive and took care of us well right at the start. She noticed that we kept our coats on so she asked if we were cold and she turned on the heater. That's already 10/10 service. Food - ordered the gimmari (deep fried glass noodles that's wrapped with seafood) that comes with five pieces and the whole chicken with 2 flavors (regular and soy garlic). The gimmari has a great crunch and the batter also was savory (got garlic powder vibes). This was the type of appetizer that gets you excited for the main part of the meal. For the chicken, it came to us piping hot and quite succulent as well. The regular option is also my litmus test as to whether the chicken is solid and this place did so well. I also enjoyed the seaweed seasoning that was sprinkled on top of the regular top. The soy and garlic one rocked my world since it was such a great balance of sweet and savory. Things are going to get messy so make use of the small container that they give to toss away the bones. Side dish (free) - pickled radish was necessary and refreshing to cut the fat. It is on the sweeter end, but it ultimately did it's job. Drink - used the check in and got a free Sprite. I actually thought the fizziness of the soda helped cut the fattiness that's natural to fried chicken. If you're okay with drinking soda, you should go ahead and utilize the check in! Wait time - no more than 10 minutes for the appetizer and then an additional 10 minutes for the chicken. Parking - $3 dollar CASH valet or try to find street parking around the area (which is difficult) This place is looking like my favorite Korean fried chicken place in Koreatown so far. Highly recommend checking it out!

Picked up to go: What we got: half chicken oriental green onion chicken, 1 order boneless hot & spicy, Mandu - would get all of the chicken again! The oriental green onion chicken was just a fried chicken w/ packages sauce to pour over but it was fried really well. Would probably opt to try a new flavor next time - hot & spicy was a little numbing, but very good! Would def get this place again, prefer it over bb.q chicken!

We ordered half garlic and half sweet & spicy chicken. The texture of the whole chicken was very crunchy and fresh. We ordered for to-go and they packaged it really well with speed and care (15 mins). The ambience of the restaurant is casual, the staff there were also very friendly. Definitely will come back again for some Korean fried chicken wings!

Used to be our favorite spot until we stumbled upon one of the worst customer service we have ever experienced... Im guessing whoever was in charge of front of the house (Male) was having a bad day but that doesn't mean to treat your customers like crap and to top it off to tell us that we can't afford to eat there, we placed an order on the phone and when we picked it up we were charged more than what we were told on the phone (he had added more food than what we ordered), we asked for a refund (only for the extra food we did not want) and he told us "sorry we can't give a refund that's restaurant policy" proceeds to tell us that it seems that we need money since we can't pay for their food (food had been paid for before we realized we paid extra). We felt humiliated and looked down upon, at the end we returned all our food after arguing with that person (cashier) we no longer wanted our food and will no longer be supporting this business! (he refunded us our money after humiliating us in-front of other customers) I guess he found someone to let out his steam at.

Having watched all the Youtube recommendations of Korean Englishman, I was craving some Chimaek, aka. Korean fried chicken and beer (minus the beer) and Twozone delivered with a deal that provided enough chicken to feed two people and a little person. The meal was also a tad bit pricey. With that said, when the cravings come back, I wouldn't mind coming back to try the other flavors. MY ORDER x1 Boneless Fried Chicken (Original) x1 Boneless Soy Garlic Chicken x1 Boneless Gochujang Chicken FRIED CHICKEN (ORIGINAL): ($25.99) This price is the total price for the entire order. The fried chicken is as it says, just crispy fried chicken without being tossed in any kind of sauce. Despite that, it was full of flavor and had clearly been marinated. This was my second favorite flavor. I did order some ranch dip for this. SOY GARLIC CHICKEN: Strong, sweet, savory and garlic-y, this turned out to be my favorite choice of the three. GOCHUJANG CHICKEN: Famously popular in Korea, I tried it for the first time today. While the first few pieces were pretty delicious and delivered a nice kick, the strong sweetness eventually wore me down, making this selection my least favorite of the three. ENVIRONMENT: sport bar feel but instead of sports, the television screens were filled with K-pop music videos and self promotions TIPS: - the honey butter seasoning is not a sauce, but a powder. I know because I was told this as I was trying to decide what flavor I wanted - if you want super crunchy fried chicken, this may not be for you - this is in a plaza with parking CONS: - I wish I knew you could ask for the sauce on the side, I would have ordered something else rather than original - I would like some complementary pickled banchan/side dish to help balance the flavor - a tad bit expensive for what you are getting

One of our regular Korean Children places. You can't go wrong with the Soy garlic or the Bulgogi. Honey Butter is a solid choice too. If you're feeling adventurous, try the spring onion flavor. It's definitely a little different, but that's what makes it fun :) For my anti bone-in friends, they DO have boneless. Sweet potato fries are a solid side. Pro tip: try the pickled radish that comes with your order. They are delicious.

I think it's the best Korean style chicken in Las Vegas. Stir-fried beef intestin are also very tasty. So Yummy

I used to love this place, the wings, sauce mixed is fire BUT they drastically decreased the size of their wings. They are crazy small now. It's like 2 small bites and done. I used to come here all the time because of the awesome flavor/size of their wings but no more, not paying the same price for tiny wings...

Ordered 3 different flavors of wings. The hot & spicy wings had a nice kick to them and stood out the most. Honey butter was a unique combination but was just OK overall. Spicy soy garlic was just flat out bad. It wasn't spicy at all and honestly taste like it was dipped in the dirty salt water at Venice Beach. Still not a bad experience. Just wouldn't dine there again. I've had these types of wings before, and compared to other spots their chicken is subpar and the wings aren't fried hard enough. The recipe definitely needs to be reworked.

I genuinely love this chicken. I love the taste the sauce the crunch. LORD. The sauce mixed and soy garlic are my favorite. The onion and wasabi are real good too. I will say the prices have gone up slightly which is upsetting, but I will definitely will always go here. Staple meal for me at this point. 4.8

Some of the tastiest and best value KFC I've had in ktown! They don't skimp on the meat like other places in the area and use large wings/drumsticks. Food: My party of 4 arrived hungry, shared 30 wings + a tteokbokki, and left satisfied. Everything was crispy, well seasoned, and dripping in flavorful sauce - exactly how it should be! Service: Like most casual Korean restaurants in the area you need to flag the staff if you need assistance, but our waitress was incredibly kind and helpful whenever we needed anything. Ambiance: This place is no frills, but you don't come here for that. I appreciate that they had sanitizer and a bucket for the bones on every table. Will definitely be coming back!

Stopped by the other day at night time, tried the fried chicken and some dubboki. The dubboki was really good, although they do give you options for the spice level. The workers there are all very friendly and caring. The atmosphere is great and they have parking available

Every time I try another place I end up right back here. I wasn't alive back then so I can't say who is frying their chicken the OG way but the way this TwoZone location makes theirs delights me each time and stands out far above other places. Their chicken is light, airy, crispy, and doesn't leave me feeling heavy. Some days you get an order that isn't their best and you'll be tempted to go elsewhere but when you have their BEST you'll keep going back chasing that experience I get the spicy Soy Garlic Wings, the Honey Butter Wings, and the mild Sauce Mixed Wings

Wow first time here and I'm very impressed!! The chicken was very crispy and juicy. It seemed like it was straight out of the fryer. We tried the spicy soy garlic and the honey butter chicken! The kids loved the honey butter, the powder seasoning on it tasted so good Would definitely come back here to try out the other flavors!

Good for ToGo Not really have table to eat. But foods are great. Way to do with grocery shopping together

Love love their wasabi chicken. Maybe I'm biased cause i love wasabi but it's so good. Chicken is super crispy as well. Great and fast service. Place is a tad small but they have couple big tables for group. I def see a lot of to go orders though

I only give this place three stars as the gentleman serving us was very nice and polite. The food was definitely not good and I mean cold, basically inedible chewy chicken. We got the three flavors and everything had so much sugar. My wife took one bite of the spicy wing and just stopped and I tried and we both got out off by it. You lost one client but I appreciate the effort.

I do appreciate they serve the bigger sized chicken wings - more and more of the wings places are using those mini ones. My favorite sauce is the soy and they also recommend the mixed, which is tasty and spicy. By the time I brought them home, they all got soggy by the sauce.

This place was one of our favorite place where we ate chicken. We also preferred this place over the one 5th & Western inside the California market. But today after tasting their Spicy Soy Garlic (which wasn't even spicy) we were so taken back. It smelled like sewer!!! My family could not eat it. My kids also said it smelled like sewer. I did eat one and I'm regretting it. I can't sleep because my stomach is turning and my trips to the restroom is not helping. Definitely going to see the doctors. Never are we coming here again! I recommend others to go somewhere else!

Probably the worst service I've ever gotten. Walked in waiter didn't try serving us after waiting 20 minutes. He made eye contact several times and just ignored us. Much better places for food that have much better service