Unidentified Flying Chickens - JH

Our favorite date night spot for like, 8 years! Dunno how I never reviewed it before now! Our regular is the beef bulgolgi empanadas, medium soy garlic combo, and extra pickled radish. The new-ish addition of the three li’l koreanafied cookout sides (slaw, mac salad, and pickles, but the Korean way) has made me love this place even more! My guy digs the rotating draft beer choices, and I’m a big fan of soju alongside my chicken, so we both get what we want! There’s currently a BOGO on the beer with purchase of food if you pay cash. We love the chill, laid-back atmosphere, and if you want a cocktail after, there’s a speakeasy style bar above and a new fancy bar below. We love UFC, and look forward to visiting again and again for as long as it’s around, which we hope is forever! 😸

UFC was incredibly popular back in the day, but I have to admit the quality and taste have declined over the years. The flavors are just okay--the soy garlic sauce, in particular, leans too sweet for my liking. The fried chicken is often drenched in excessive sauce, which overwhelms the dish. I would have wholeheartedly recommended it in the past, but now I'm not so sure.

Cute little place, they have craft beer n the food is always good

I had such an amazing time here! I was initially craving wings and decided to try this local spot. I never had Korean chicken wings but now, it’s my favorite! I had the sweet spicy wings which were actually what its name said,” sweet and spicy”. I also had the soy wings which were fantastic. The beef bulgogi slider burgers are excellent here as is the beef empanadas. When you dine in, you’re given a complimentary cold Macaroni salad, purple cabbage Cole slaw and Korean pickles. The poutine is ok but it’s just not simply my taste. They make their own ice tea and have a range of drinks and beers for anyone’s taste. The person that serves and helped me was so knowledgeable about everything and I truly appreciated that they went above and beyond in terms of friendliness and kindness to make my experience amazing.

Gotta be honest here’s bois, not a big fan of leaving negative review but this one was pretty unique. Full experience inside the restaurant was pretty mediocre, nothing to really write a review about, however the outdoor experience was where things got interesting. Paid for me and my homies meal in full. Was walking to the E train and boom out of no where (at least 1.5 blocks away) our server chased us down the side walk. Cute Korean boi, not my type really, but regardless asking for a higher tip… I was confused and told him we paid but he was like ‘no I need a bigger tip’ something about fancy restaurants and big tips… not exaggerating, dude literally chased me down for a bigger tip. Wonder of they would have done that to 2 Caucasians instead of 2 beautiful brown fellas… we may never know… ufc more like 1fc

This place is one of my favorite spots in Queens. The BBQ ranch fried chicken is insane. I don’t know how they do it, but every bite is perfection. The breading is always crispy in the best way, and the sauces are delicious. Plus, they have tons of other amazing options too. I’d still recommend the BBQ ranch fried chicken tenders, though. My favorite dish I’ve had by far.

They charge $3.50 for a side of Cole slaw that is literally in a container meant for small amounts of condiments. I wouldn’t pay more than 75cents if I knew how small of a container they were putting their sides in and charging $3.50. It’s literally one spoonful. Shameful.

Definitely one of the best spots to have fun and eat the best fried chicken, drinks are AMAZING, KHURSANI BARI is my favorite and our waiter named Sushawn give us the best service, 100% recommend.

Was craving some crispy chicken wings and ordered from UFC after seeing so many recommendations here and over on the Astoria Reddit. UFC filled the void for me as I was craving quality wings in the early afternoon hours, but my go-to's (Dillinger's and Blackbirds) weren't opened yet. I decided to try to soy garlic wings since they were most popular, along with their hot wings which I was hoping would quell my craving for buffalo wings. The wings arrived swiftly and were still warm when I opened the box. As other people have noted, these wings are definitely better enjoyed at the restaurant since the steam they accumulate in their to-go containers does impact the overall crunch. The soy garlic were savory and delicious, and the hot wings were also pretty good, different than your standard buffalo sauce. Can't speak to the ambiance but I'll definitely make it a point to stop in and dine to experience the full crunch on these wings next time!

I got a 64 oz draft beer and it was delish! Also got the xtra size wings split into 2 flavors , sweet and spicy and soy garlic. I think their wings got a lot better than before . Will definitely go back again !

UFC was incredibly popular back in the day, but I have to admit the quality and taste have declined over the years. The flavors are just okay--the soy garlic sauce, in particular, leans too sweet for my liking. The fried chicken is often drenched in excessive sauce, which overwhelms the dish. I would have wholeheartedly recommended it in the past, but now I'm not so sure.

We hit up UFC on a scorching Wednesday, and it was a bit of a disaster. No AC in sight, just two sad little fans trying their best. Spoiler alert: it was really, really hot. Our server was great, but the chicken? Not so much. We tried the BBQ Ranch Chicken, Large (20 pc) wings in half sweet and spicy and half soy garlic, and the Beef Bulgogi. The sweet and spicy wings were the best of the bunch, though a bit too saucy--like, is this chicken or a soup? The Beef Bulgogi was as average as a C-student's report card, and the soy garlic wings were a salt lick in disguise. Some pieces of were so chewy and hard, it was like gnawing on cardboard. The BBQ Ranch Chicken looked amazing but don't be fooled--it's a salt bomb. I couldn't finish mine because of how salty it was. The real kicker? I've had way better chicken up in Ithaca, and those places don't even specialize in chicken. Oh, the irony. This was our first and probably last visit to UFC. Overall, we collectively gave it a rating of 3.2 stars out of 5.

This place is one of my favorite spots in Queens. The BBQ ranch fried chicken is insane. I don't know how they do it, but every bite is perfection. The breading is always crispy in the best way, and the sauces are delicious. Plus, they have tons of other amazing options too. I'd still recommend the BBQ ranch fried chicken tenders, though. My favorite dish I've had by far.

1st time here & I expected better. The service cuda been better. Dude seemed annoyed. Anyway, I got japchae empanada (2 pieces for $7). The inside was decent. The outside was overdone. I also got 6pcs buffalo wings with garlic Parmesan sauce ($10). The wings were good. As with any Korean restaurant, they have some banchan. They had danmuji, the white, cubed, pickled kind in sweet sauce. They also had macaroni salad which was good & fermented coleslaw. Not a fan of coleslaw, esp the fermented kind. The poutine fries ($13) were overdone, too crispy as well.

I had the pleasure of getting UFC over the weekend for takeout. Bulgogi fries were great rich in flavor fries being on the softer side. Drums and wings were crispy, loved the soy garlic. Garlic Parmesan had strong flavor. Overall food was good would get again.

Don't get bamboozled and get horribly disappointed!! Must have paid someone for the #1 Korean Fried Chicken review because it is not even close to #1 and pales in comparison to the other Korean Fried Chicken options in the city. I ordered an order of Korean yangyum chicken and a order of buffalo wings for the Superbowl. In addition, I paid an extra $3 each for a side order of chicken radish which is usually served with Korean Fried Chicken. Not only was the chicken completely dry, tough and inedible, there was hardly any flavor to them. In addition, the exterior was soggy rather than crispy like Korean fried chicken should be. And for the $3 extra that I paid for the side order of white radish, it was a basically an extra large ketchup container filled with some radish (usually this size comes complimentary at other Korean Fried Chicken places. I wrote in to complain and get the restaurant to fix the issue somehow, but was ignored. Anyway, save your money and go elsewhere. Very disappointing experience.

Good not great. Serves the purpose of quick eats. Service is quick but don't expect anything extra. Just no frills. Bathroom is downstairs. Clean. Just average spot but consistent.

The space is a little cramped and narrow lengthwise, but we were able to fit a decent sized group inside. My friends and I shared everything. We ordered a couple different flavors of fried chicken, bulgogi and pork loaded fries, and veggie jap chae. The chicken was absolutely delicious! They were delightfully crispy, tender, and was well seasoned with bold flavor. The bulgogi loaded fries with onion, scallions, and sesame seeds were also very tasty. The meat was juicy, succulent, and marinated in this wonderful savory sauce, which covered the fries as well. The fries were nice and crunchy with great potato taste. The jap chae was pretty good. Noodles were perfectly cooked and the veggies (colorful peppers, cabbage, onion) were fresh. However, I missed the meat. Service was solid. The waiter was efficient and brought everything out in a timely manner. Prices were reasonable. I'm just not sure I would return because I already tried everything I wanted.

The best fried chicken and a lot of craft beer on tap, both so tasty! Had take out tonight but the restaurant is comfortable, especially thanks to Sushon for such great service!

The food here was reasonably priced and generous portions. The chicken was well crisp. I would highly recommend the soy garlic sauce. The spicy sauce was on the sour end.

- wings good - parmesan fries great - bulgogi fries are quite messy - massive beer selection - super large portions - kinda smells like a cat - I like the soundtrack - cute for an after work hangout spot, albeit it is kinda small and narrow

Came in on a Wednesday, it was pretty empty which should've been a red flag. It was hot outside and inside wasn't any better. The food is pretty mid, I've been to better places. The soy garlic fried chicken was pretty salty and the beef bulgogi was kinda bland. Though I gotta say it was fairly clean inside and the service was good.

They have a terrific menu, but so far all I have eaten is the amazing chicken. I order it hot, and it is so perfectly cooked and the heat is just perfect. -it was too hot for my teenage cousin, but to me it was flawless. The chicken I ordered came with three small portions of macaroni salad, pickled radish(?) not sure, and coleslaw. Perfectly complimented the chicken. Maybe next time I will try some of the other choices.. they also have an extensive selection of beers, both bottled and drafts.

One of my favorite place for wings in Queens! Service was great. Calling in your order in advance for takeout will make getting in and out a lot quicker.

I am a foodie who doesn't like to post reviews on restaurants. I like to quietly enjoy or criticize foods and haven't written reviews in years. However, this place just managed to force me to reinstall this app to give them a 1 star review. Last Friday, I visited this place and ordered a whole chicken. I requested for a half Hot and a half Plain. When I got home, I was utterly shocked. The whole chicken had THREE wings and no drumsticks. Either they somehow fried a deformed chicken with three wings and zero legs or I got scammed. The size was unbelievably small. I have no idea what the cooks were doing with the pieces in the back but my order barely had pieces. I would give 0 star if I could.

Still amazing! Great date night or catching up with friends. Amazing prices for fat juicy pieces of chicken and a giant beer soju tower for 30$! Burgers are great too! BBQ mustard is the best sauce give soy garlic a break try something new

They have the most incredible fried chicken I've ever tasted, especially the mustard flavor. It's crispy, juicy, and perfectly seasoned. And that's not all! They also boast a wide selection of draft beers, so you can find the perfect pairing for your fried chicken feast. Don't let the location deter you - this place is a hidden gem! Trust me, the incredible food is worth seeking out.

I am so excited I finally got to visit UFC. This place has got something for everyone - great for a treat yourself, or a group meal. Yesterday I attended a friends birthday gathering in the downstairs space. We felt so well taken care of. EATS: Wings, I lost count of how many I ate. But not regrets. Perfectly breaded and sauces chicken. As expected quality in the heart of Jackson Heights. UFC Burger, well composed and good! Can't got wrong with a few of these. And it's on a brioche! Drinks, I stuck to soju mostly. But there's over 10 really well chosen micro brews on tap. As well as all your staple soft drinks. AMBIANCE: Cute medium size room for reserve. Comfortably fit about 20 people (we were all vaccinated). Perfectly set up for karaoke - or drinking games.

The wings are awesome. Nice and spacious spot. Enjoyed eating here. Good service. Cleaner than most restaurants.

I have not been back to UFC for age since pandermic, yet the soy chicken is still sooo good! crispy outside, flavor and juicy inside. I called to place my order and picked up shortly after, ordered a whole chicken, and they chopped it into small pieces, it was abit on the smaller size, and doesn't come w any sides, but you can order sides additionally. the dining space is still the same from years ago, abit dark and compact!

This restaurant is located in Jackson heights, Queens. It popped up as the best Korean chicken joint in my area so ofcourse I had to check it out. This location is currently offering limited indoor dining Food: I ordered the soy garlic wings, bbq mustard wings & sweet & spicy wings. All 3 sauces were delicious and the chicken had a nice crunch to it but I must say the bbq mustard was my absolute favorite! Booze: they offer a plethora of assorted beers along with beer flight option. I highly recommend starting with the flight ($10) trying a few beers then deciding which to commit to. The beer paddle was numbered versus having the beer name on it, whatever beer #3 was my favorite. They also sell wine & soju! Parking: it's off street. you might have to drive around a few times for good parking as this area is highly congested but if you dine after 7pm, you won't have to pay for metered parking

This was the only Korean fried chicken joint in Elmhurst for a long time. I've dined here a few times over the years, and this review is long overdue. With the recent extensive openings of Korean fried chicken restaurants in Queens, it is quite easy to overlook this spot. The fried chicken here is delicious, and so are their other menu options--burgers, japchae, bulgogi, fries with a variety of toppings, and more. We ordered their extra-large wings and drumstick combo (4.5/5), opting for a 50/50 soy glaze and spicy combination. It was flavorful, crispy, and juicy. They make every batch fresh to order, ensuring high quality and freshness. We also tried their cheese fries (4.5/5), which were quite standard. The service here was efficient. The ambiance is a bit too dim for my liking and they have a long and narrow restaurant setting. Often, we come here when the restaurant is mostly unoccupied, but if it's full, it can be quite cramped and intolerable.

Walk-ins welcome for indoor seating. Just make sure to self-scan your temperature before heading in. We arrived at 8pm on a Tuesday and there was only one other couple. The first thing I noticed was that there was plenty of seating but not quite at a safe socially distanced range. Food: we ordered the poutine fries and garlic parmesan boneless chicken. Bother were disappointing. The fries because the description mentions the presence of cheese curds but what we received looked a lot more like finely shredded store-brand four-cheese mixed with cambell's gravy. The boneless chicken was desert dry and had a strange aftertaste I had to try drowning out with the provided mini cups of ketchup/honey mustard - neither of which were a sound pairing. It may have been apparent that we didn't quite enjoy the meal - we arrived famished but could barely finish half the order before having them take the remainder away, because the patron brought us a complimentary ini-dish of mac salad/cole slaw. I would not recommend those either. I've been doing my best to support small businesses throughout this pandemic so if you're lookin for a satisfying Korean fried chicken fix, I'd recommend Pelicana or Mad for Chicken.

Good spot for korean fried chicken. They have 4-5 different flavors to choose from. Their sides are pretty good, but too expensive. The japchae and bulgogi combo is okay. The boneless chicken with parmesan cheese is way too salty. Highly recommend this place for korean fried chicken.

I order Delivery or to-go the soy garlic tenders side of rice. Very crispy, Delicious sauce, and brings a lot of tenders. Sometimes they miss with coating all with the right amount of sauce ( I like it saucy but being next to the rice it dries out). So make sure to ask for extra sauce, in case it happens to you. Fast delivery.

This is just not the place for anyone with food allergies. There are very few gluten-free options. And being around all the fried chicken that smells so good that you can't eat, could kill you. But if you're not GF, this is some of the best fried chicken. And although I do not understand what this restaurant is because of the international ambiguous menu, their japchae and bulgogi are really good. And if you like beers, you'll have a great time looking at their beer list. UFC, give me at least some GF buns! Get a GF fryer for me!

This place is great for an easy night of chicken and/or beers. Their beer selection is great and they have some wines as well. We have come to just hang out and have some drinks and then came back with some friends for dinner. The food here is great, all cooked well with good flavor. The menu isn't super extensive but it works and you have some good options. Get the wings!! The section upstairs isn't huge but there a bunch of 4-tops and it's never packed out. They have a downstairs section that is much larger for bigger groups, but table service can be spotty down there. Why they didn't get 5-stars: Their hours aren't very late, so if you're looking for a good place to eat and then hang with friends, you'll eventually have to move onto somewhere else.

Korean fried chicken spot made famous by Anthony Bourdain. 14 excellent draft beers are available, which is super cool. 18 seats plus 6-8 stools... so it can get crowded at peak hours. Very chill vibe... good to hang out with friends. They even have a downstairs area you can rent for private parties. We got their medium combo (6 wings and 3 drumsticks for $12): the meat was fine, but the crust wasn't as crunchy as I had expected. We choose the garlic soy sauce, which I think could have been more pronounced. Overall, the fried chicken is rather solid, although there are multiple places in the city that have better quality (and are closer).

I love coming here, the food is always great. They have a large selection of beers to try out from different states. I always enjoy the dishes with beef bulgogi and their fries. My favorite appetizer is the beef bulgogi empanadas. The staff is attentive and it's so nice that they provide you with wipes after your meal.

I've been hearing about UFC for a long time. Finally, I had a chance to stop by, and I'm loving it. UFC can get very crowded on Friday nights, but the other time, I got there around 5pm on weeknight, I could get a table very quickly. Anyway, this place doesn't have a happy hour. You cannot go wrong with their Chicken Wings (Soy Garlic and Sweet & Spicy sauces are the best) and Bulgogi. Spicy Pork Bulgogi ($12) was very delicious, spicy and plentiful! I was stuffed by the time I finished. As for craft beers on tap, half of the selection are IPAs. So if you're an IPA fan, you'll never get disappointed here. Luckily, UFC features one saison on tap, so that's something I'd go for every time. They also have almost 100 choices of bottled beers, plus most of them are reasonably priced. I was impressed with Belgian beer selection from Trappists to Ales. They've got it all covered!

After a nice happy hour in the city with a few friends and a quick search near me, yelp did a fantastic recommendation of Korean Fried Chicken and this place. Do not make the same mistake that I made and go downstairs if you not too willing buying any type of alcohol, apparently the floor that is located downstairs is a full bar with some KFC because if you not buying alcohol they will send you to the first one. Because I was only looking for a quick and good meal I was sent to the first floor, but I could notice that they have a good selection of beers and alcohol. The place is not that big so if you come with a big party I will recommend calling in advance so you can get a table. I order the Wings & Drums Combo and French fries on the side, you have the option to choose from two flavors in my case I went with the Buffalo and the Soy Garlic. Both flavors were on point, well cook crushing so yummy and delicious you will not be disappointed choosing from his option. Their French fries were also crispy, crunchy well done. Staff is very nice and quick if any request that you make. After eating here, UFC will have another meaning in my life.

At this point in my life, I'm convinced that everyone would do better with a little KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) in their life. In the case for people who live in Jackson Heights or nearby Woodside, it would be UFC, one of the more longest standing, dedicated KFC establishments in Queens. Since the place is split into two levels, a ground floor that is visible to most and a basement level that functions as a bar. The ground floor is bright, hip, and inviting. There is adequate seating for all groups despite feeling relatively small. The basement level feels even smaller, however, it's far more intimate and has a cool, hidden vibe that seems rare in the borough. Their version of KFC is pretty good. UFC prides itself on selling organic and "humane" chickens, which is not something every KFC spot can boast about. Of their flavors (plain, bbq mustard, sweet & spicy, soy garlic, hot), I enjoy soy garlic and bbq mustard the most. There is a certain crispiness that I really enjoy with every crunchy bite, especially with the drumsticks. I haven't gone full rager with the half or whole chicken route yet, but I certainly intend to one day. On the boneless front, I could do any / all of their flavors. When I'm feeling splurgy and a little crazy, I like to order the smoked bbq ranch, buffalo, garlic parmesan, and just mix them up. It's a fun thing to do, especially when it's game day on the weekend. Outside of chicken frying, they've dived into a myriad of other foods. For lunch they have a number of Korean classics, such as japchae, bulgolgi, etc. They also have a number of sandwiches and burgers to offer (my favorite being their uber hearty "mega burger") and a number of random finger foods like Korean empanadas, nachos, and even poutine. Another thing worth noting is that the bottom floor serves a number of craft beer. In fact, they already have quite a few choices on draft but they offer an awesome variety for beer enthusiasts. Order a plate of wings, grab a pint of something wonderful, and enjoy the evening. Genius. If there was any major downside, it is *kinda* pricey for Queens. I still standby my 5 star rating, because the food is tasty, the atmosphere is cool, and they do offer a different take on things that very few other establishments have accomplished. If alternative interpretations were on the table, I'd say the U in UFC might just stand for "unique."

I placed an order on 6/17 combo wing and drum, the day before Father's day. No idea what happen the chicken was over fried or fired more than once. the skin color is dark brown and very chewy and hard. Have no idea because the holiday or it is from other customer's return order. Even KFC is much more tasty and fresh than UFC. !

Love this place so much! Their Korean Fried Chicken is delicious! I think they have great prices for their portions as well. The servers are nice and the place is really cute!

Haven't been to UFC in years... like hm I would mind some chicken wings, ooh they have burgers now? Great.. so got some wings in soy garlic and a regular UFC burger. The wings were dry.. been so long I don't even remember what they used to look/taste like. I noticed that everyone said it was dry. They were but I don't like my wings drenched in sauce so I was totally ok with that. Wasn't soggy so maybe I got lucky that day. Still had good flavor but they're small like how chickens were meant to be. Shared the burger with L, luckily I made more food afterwards. The burger isn't too big but it was tasty. With the sauce it tastes exactly like a high end Big Mac. I'm pretty sure I could've eaten the whole thing myself and still be hungry... Tasty, but would have to spend $$$$ to be full. Better ingredients = more money. So good for a snack unless you eat like a bird.

With this quarantine, I decided to place an order at UFC. I had never had their food before but it's always been on my list to check out. The UFC Burger was delicious. You can really taste how caramelized and sweet the burger and bacon is. I highly recommend. Especially now, support your local businesses and definitely place an order for delivery here.

This is my second time going here and it never disappoints! The sauce for the chicken is great. The sides compliment the chicken perfectly. The bulgogi fries were crispy, sweet, and savory! You should definitely come here if you are into beer because they have such a huge selection! They have your standard blue moons and hite, as well as some IPAs. Even if you aren't a beer drinker, I'm sure something on their list will satisfy. This is best place to catch up with friends.

Ordered for pick up, the time was around 6:30 pm. I'm a big fan of restaurants like Pelicana, Mad for Chicken, and Bonchon. So it reminds me of the same concept. As soon as I got there for pick up, the place was completely empty when you would think it would be busy. Especially during the evening hours. That was a red flag. I would soon find out why when I arrived home and ate their food. It was worse quality than the chicken wings in Domino's Pizza. The owner of the restaurant is obviously cutting corners on their chicken and fries supplier. The chef in the back needs to go back to culinary school because he dropped out early and ordered his certificate on Ebay. I had large fries, 10 piece chicken wings, and a can of coke for $25. The flavor and the quality was better at a Chinese restaurant nearby whose whole entire meal was $11. You do the math. Just a terrible place, the owner should sell the business and give up if he's going to run it this way.

This place is really good. I had bulgogi beef, and my friend Matt had dumplings and a kimchi dish (don't remember what it was). The portions were ample, but the prices were not. I was astonished at what $12.95 got me. To top it off, they have an excellent beer selection. I had a Great Divide Yeti Imperial Stout tonight...just $6.95. You can't go wrong here, and you need to go here. Good stuff all around, and really good and friendly service, too. Update. I have to update my review. During the COVID19 shutdown, the place has remained open. They have a great beer selection and I've been treating myself to a couple great beers a couple times a week. I can't wait until things begin to open up. I look forward to giving them more business. The only thing that surpasses the food is the great staff. (I'm updating it to 5 stars.)

This is going to be my to go place for Korean wings when I'm craving !! This isnt the best best place I've ever had but it's still better than the other ones I've been to! Just a warning they fry these before hand and then re fry when you order and toss them in sauce. So it might be on the drier side than most freshly made wings The sauce is what i love. Every other Korean wing place has its own version of the garlic soy but I think UFC has definitely one of the BEST versions of it ! Highly recommend getting 20 wings for two people. They legit disappear so quickly ! So good and the only disappointment I had coming here was that they gave me ssam radish instead of cubed ones !! What the hell!?! Wings should always be served with cubed radish not flat ssam ones. I was highly disappointed since I'm the radish loving type.

I've been hearing about this place, so I ordered it for lunch for delivery. I might have been expecting more out of this because of how hyped people are for it, but I found it lacking. I ordered the chicken ranch BLT and a caesar salad. First, let's talk about the salad. It was... fine? A run of the mill salad, the lettuce was fine, the dressing was fine, the whole thing was fine. The BLT, however, was not. The sandwich was very soggy, so much so that it became unpleasurable to eat. The taste was fine, I guess, but I wasn't the biggest fan. Overall, UFC probably deserves another chance, but it'll be a while before I try again.

I had a craving for some Korean fried chicken so I decided to try this place since it was only 2 blocks away. Compared to Pelicana Chicken, it wasn't as good. I got the large combo which has 5 drumsticks and 10 wings with the hot sauce. There wasn't that much sauce so the chicken was a bit dry. Overall, it is good if you really want fried chicken but I would probably take the time to go to the Pelicana in Sunnyside for any late night cravings.

Good food, good service, mellow ambiance. Street parking with meters. Variety of beers and Food.

Worse chicken ever, they keep comparing themself to bon chon. They got nothing on them. If you want real korean and tasty chicken , dont go here.

Thursday night, wanted to try something different in the area (i.e. not mexican or halal food). Thankfully this chicken joint is open late and has an inviting interior boot. Easily able to get a table as not many people were there. Menu has a surprising number of food options aside from chicken as well as a solid craft beer list. Settled for the Two-Piece Drumsticks ($6), Coconut Fried Shrimp ($10), and a draft beer ($8). Drumsticks are slathered in a sweet and spicy sauce that are cooked well. Fried shrimp is definitely heavy on the oil and coconut, but cut nicely with the side of aioli. Service here is quick and accommodating, as the waitress gave some suggestions. Definitely better than I expected, so will gladly come back.

I should have come back sooner! I had their delicious Korean fried chicken long ago a few times when I had more opportunity to get to this part of Queens. I've finally returned and enjoyed way more than just their chicken. I attended a double birthday get-together reserved in the downstairs area where about 15+ attendees (all vaccinated) enjoyed great service and great food in a comfortable space. SERVICE - the staff was pleasant and attentive and the owner, Young, is a great and funny guy who went above and beyond to make sure the party was a success and that guests were happy. FOOD - delicious and varied menu. The party had various appetizers brought to the tables and then platters of different burgers and fried wings followed. DRINK - solid menu of wines and beers and a watermelon Soju bowl for all to share! SPACE - comfy and cozy area for party attendees to eat, drink, move about to mingle, be merry, and sing karaoke on the TV hung up on the wall. WAS HAVING SO MUCH FUN, I FORGET TO TAKE PICTURES!

Great Korean fried chicken in the neighborhood and amazing selection craft beers (which is hard to find in this neighborhood). Our party of 5 was seateed quickly and the server was attentive and accommodating. The menu offers grilled chicken, burgers, salads and some other offerings... there's so something for everyone here.