Restaurants that offer Half Half Chicken

Bbq Chicken La Little Tokyo

➤ 442 E 2nd St, Los Angeles I-90012-4209, United States

Lunch • Korean • Chicken • Chicken

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"**Food** The food was excellent—no complaints at all. I'd definitely order it again for takeout. **Service** The server, as well as the person at the counter, was attentive and helpful. **Cleanliness** I dined in, but the table was sticky all over. I visited in the morning, so I expected it to be cleaner. At least the utensils appeared to be clean. **Restroom** The restroom toilet had very weak water pressure and couldn't even flush toilet paper. It became frustrating, and I eventually had to use the toilet bowl cleaner to dispose of the TP in the trash. There were also no toilet seat covers, which didn’t matter much since it likely wouldn’t flush properly anyway. Management should consider addressing the water pressure issue."

Hanjan

➤ 36 W. 26th St., New York 10010, 10010-1001, United States

Tea • Asian • Korean • Ice Cream

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"I came by myself on a Saturday evening when I was in the area and I enjoyed a really great meal. Other than bi bim bap, I am not very familiar with Korean food and I was interested in trying new food. The waiter was fantastic and suggested I order the cod roe appetizer and black bean noodle dish for an authentic dinner. Looking at the menu, these are two dishes I never would have thought to order so I appreciated the suggestion and did indeed love both. The only reason I might not order them again is because they were so good, now I want to try more!!! I also ordered a cocktail, the Rabbits Foot, which was interesting. It is made with Tōkki Black soju, which was described to me as a rice vodka though it reminded me more of tequila than vodka. The waiter treated me to a small glass of traditional rice wine too which was incredibly nice and generous. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal at Hanjan and look forward to returning."

Bbq Chicken La

➤ 3450 W 6th St, Los Angeles, United States

Bbq • Korean • Chicken • International

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"Even though the food was good which is why I gave it 3 stars I would have given it 5 stars if it weren’t for the price of what you actually get. 8 pieces of small chicken parts for 17 dollars with no sides. Dukbokki for 15 also with no sides included. An order of a side of rice was 2.50 for a really tiny amount. A simple request of less spice cost 2.50. The total price came to 51 dollars through grub hub, for two orders that were pretty small. No matter how good the food was, we will never order from them again at this price point."

Ttobongee Chicken

➤ 2791 East Bidwell Street, Folsom, 95630, United States Of America

Fries • Korean • Chicken • Chicken

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"The fries arrived first, served in a large paper bag, with cheese powder on the side for a small extra charge of $1. There was a generous portion of fries—definitely a great deal! The paper bag made it easy to shake them up. They were cooked perfectly and I appreciated the thin cut. Next, the cheese balls came out. They had a crispy exterior, similar to Korean corn dogs but with less batter, while the inside was gooey and reminiscent of mochi—absolutely delicious! Finally, the chicken was served, and everything came out remarkably quickly, within about 10 minutes. The chicken was beautifully golden brown and cooked to perfection. I loved how the skin was crispy without being overly heavy, and the meat was juicy and tender. We usually prefer boneless, but since that wasn’t an option in this flavor, we opted for drumsticks instead. The chicken was fantastic when dipped in the pickled jalapeño sauce; I wished there was more of it! Overall, the cooking on the chicken was impressive, but it did lean towards a milder flavor, so pairing it with the sauce or adding some zesty sides like kimchi is definitely recommended. The restaurant is small but has several booths for seating. They also offer some delicious drink options like flavored Korean milks, and I even noticed a poster for kimchi beer. Overall, Ttobongee is a solid choice for fast-casual Korean food. I look forward to trying more flavors to compare with other Korean fried chicken spots, and I’m glad to see this option available in Folsom!"

Mom's Tofu House

➤ 133 El Camino Real, Millbrae, United States

Asian • Lunch • Korean • Casual

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"Picked up a quick lunch for Beau and I. Hearty entree plates are worth the buck. Highly recommended stopping by for a weekday lunch to take advantage of their lunch specials a generous, filling plate for just under $20. You choose your protein and the lunch meal comes with a generous amount of banchan, rice, and japchae glass noodles. We tried the spicy pork, kalbi proteins, and both are equally delicious. Meat is pretty tender and good portion. I had to order an extra side of apps because I just love the bimbibap feels! They topped the meat plate with a fried egg and a bed of rice which is YUM. Spicy pork bibimbap $16) the bibimbap was really good. Kalbi Lunch $22) My favorite was their fried homemade tofu. They alternate the types of fried tofu on a daily basis, but I've enjoyed all types I've tried! Really expensive for a Korean spot so it will stay on my list for lunch options but I don't know if I'll be rushing back as a go to."

Cheogajip Chicken

➤ 13814 Braddock Rd, 20121, Centreville, United States

Cafés • Pizza • Asian • Korean

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"**Fries:** They arrived still crunchy, but frankly, they tasted like any regular fries—nothing special. **Ddhuk So Ddhuk:** I tried the garlic soy and spicy versions. The combination of rice cake and sausage was enjoyable, and I appreciated that the dish wasn't overly sweet. It’s refreshing to see a place that doesn’t Americanize its food; the flavors were well-balanced. **Supreme Chicken:** Unfortunately, this wasn’t crunchy at all—which is usually what I expect from Korean fried chicken. It might have suffered during delivery, but I would have liked some crunch. The flavor was good, though, and I was glad it wasn’t too sweet. **Fried Gizzard:** This dish lacked flavor; the batter could definitely use some improvement. Once again, there wasn't enough crunch. I expected the batter to have a nice crunch that would complement the chewiness of the gizzard. **Soy Garlic Half and Half:** Some pieces of chicken were dry, and I expected them to be juicier. However, they were packed with flavor, although it leaned a bit on the sweeter side for my taste. **Hot Spicy Half and Half:** This was definitely the standout! I loved that it had a spicy kick, and the flavor was well-balanced. The radish that came with it was surprisingly tasty—definitely the best I’ve had, and I usually don’t like radish. It had a nice hint of tartness that paired perfectly with the spicy chicken. **Chicken Feet:** I was thrilled to see these on the menu, and they did not disappoint! They were delicious, with a savory flavor and a nice kick. Overall, I would say this is one of the best places for Korean chicken in the area, and I would recommend it for those looking for authentic flavors. My only critique is that I expected the chicken to have more of a crunchy texture; the batter really needs some work."

Pollopollo

➤ 508 Contra Costa Blvd, 94523, Pleasant Hill, United States

Asian • Korean • Casual • Seafood

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"I'll be honest, if my parents didn't tell me about this place, I would have kept overlooking it. But I'm so glad I know about this place now because it is a great find.This place is open from 11:30am 3pm and 5pm 10pm (11pm on Fridays and Saturdays). Be mindful of that time gap when they're closed because I made that mistake once which was completely my fault.My family and I came right when they opened up for the second half of the day. The interior is nice and cozy with soft ambient lighting, which I am a huge fan of. There is a variety of seating options, with table and booth seating on the either side of the building and a bar like seating with high chairs in the middle of the building.We got a variety of dishes because we wanted to try a little bit of everything. Overall, everything tasted great!Teriyaki Chicken Bowl A nice classic dish with a good ratio of chicken and rice, served with vegetables and pineapple on the side. I love this twist to teriyaki chicken because it balances sweet and savory well, plus the texture of the rice is nice.Spicy Noodle Soup A hearty soup served with noodles, an assortment of seafood, and an assortment of vegetables. The noodles are cooked al dente, and they seem freshly made based on the texture. It's a very good soup, however my spice tolerance isn't great so I struggled to eat it and had to dilute the leftover soup when I got home. However, if your spice tolerance is good, by all means go for this dish!Shrimp Fried Rice Bowl This dish was HEAVENLY my favorite one out of the selection of dishes we ordered. It comes out in a pan, served with an egg and two hash browns on top. The fried rice has a slightly sweet taste that pairs well with the umami of the shrimp. I am absolutely OBSESSED with the crispiness of the hash browns that I could go on about it. A dish I'd definitely recommend getting.Kimchi Fried Rice (not pictured because we got it to go) A great mix of savory, tangy, and spicy. The rice is cooked just right, and seaweed is sprinkled on top as garnish. It also comes with a side of pickled yellow radish and pickled onions and jalapeños which complements the fried rice well.Not only were the dishes great, but service was great as well. Our server was swift whenever we needed extra utensils, more water, etc. Overall I'm very satisfied with my experience here! Totally coming back for that shrimp fried rice and other menu items."

Korea House

➤ 702 A St, 94541, Hayward, United States

Bbq • Soup • Meat • Asian

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"The restaurant has new ownership, so be wary of old reviews. As of 7/29/22, the Korea House elements are still present but service is extremely slow. It seems they are struggling to balance delivery orders and in-house customers. I revisited on 2/12/22 and tried the boneless soy sauce garlic roasted chicken and rice cake skewer. However, I found the dishes to be mediocre and overpriced, totaling $44 with tip and tax. The rice cake skewer was soft instead of crispy, and the soy sauce garlic chicken was bland. Give this place another chance as they continue to make changes."

Bb.q Chicken

➤ 60 Billings Rd, Quincy, MA, 02171, United States

Bbq • Korean • Chicken • Chicken

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"?????????????????????????? Get a hamburger and bunch of wings here on Uber eats. It is very disappointing that the waiter who we contact with keeps telling us to call his manager and never said a sorry. The manager told me that he saw these pictures andthey are ?normal chicken thighs color?. I doubt that the thickness of this patty shows it?s thigh. And I want to let everybodysaw this review to know, the bloody taste and pink patty is ?normal?. Don?t be surprised if you have this delivered to u."

Twozone Chicken 8th

➤ 3516 W 8th St, Los Angeles I-90005-2902, United States

Lunch • Asian • Chicken • Catering

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"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!"

Bb.q Chicken Carrollton

➤ 11322 South St, Cerritos, United States

Bbq • Asian • Korean • Chicken

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"Bb.q Chicken Carrollton offers some of the best Korean Fried Chicken I've ever tasted! For around $25.00, I enjoyed 8 pieces of cheesling chicken tenders along with Fried Calamari. The other dishes in the photos were ordered by my friends, and we shared everything. The chicken was perfectly crispy and juicy, with a well-balanced breading that wasn’t overwhelming. The Fried Calamari was tasty, though a bit salty, and I was a little disappointed it didn’t come with any sauce despite requesting it. The customer service at Bb.q Chicken Carrollton was excellent—the cashier kindly explained the menu and promptly provided extra utensils when needed. The restaurant space is small but clean and comfortable. One minor inconvenience was the bathroom door, which was heavy and slammed shut quickly. Overall, Bb.q Chicken Carrollton is a fantastic spot to hang out and share delicious food with friends!"