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If you're at Malcolm Yards, don't skip Abang Yoli. I had the fried chicken sandwich with their sesame ginger garlic sauce, and it was seriously one of the best I've ever had. The chicken was perfectly crispy and juicy, and the flavor of the sauce was unreal--savory, garlicky, just a touch sweet. It all came together so well. The service was friendly and fast, and the sandwich was clearly made with care. I'm already planning to go back and try more of the menu. This place is an absolute win.
Had a team work outing Friday and ended up ordering the chicken sandwich and an order of their fries. I got the habanero sauce on the side instead of saucing the sandwich because I was bringing half home. The sauce was not spicy at all- which was a little disappointing. But the chicken sandwich was fantastic! Super juicy and flavorful with the toppings. I was not a big fan of the fries, not worth the $6 in my opinion. I'd skip those next time for sure.
This chicken sandwich is bomb. Just get this sandwich, you won't regret it. This place has awesome staff that provides quick service that is not compromising the quality of the dish. The ambiance is food hall, but of all the places to try, definitely get this chicken sandwich! Parking at Malcom sucks if you get there during dinner/happy hour. You can still find a parking spot, it'll just be a bit of a walk. Try to come in the early afternoon if you want a good parking space and to find a table for you and some friends.
I ordered the Korean fried chicken sandwich and man was this thing massive! I think the size and ginger garlic aioli sauce is what made this sandwich worth the price. Otherwise, I would say the chicken itself wasn't as juicy as I would have liked. I liked the fries, the crispy green onions on top were so delicious! The main reason why I am giving this a 3/5 stars is because it wasn't super memorable other than it being a huge fried chicken sandwich. I likely wouldn't order again, but good to try.
Located inside the Market at Malcom Yards is a delicious Southeast and East Asian kitchen. Abang Yoli is most known for their Korean fried chicken, so you know I had to get it! Having had so many Korean fried chicken places, I had high expectations for this place. The chicken was juicy and crispy, however, it was a bit under seasoned. Not the best Korean fried chicken I've ever had, but still pretty tasty! My friends and I also got fries which were yummy but again, under seasoned. BUT their spicy gochujang sauce made all the pieces meld in harmony.
FOOD: This WILL be the best chicken sandwich you will ever have... I promise you! The chicken is soooo crispy, and not to mention massive. I went to the Malcom Yards location, so there are a lot of other food and drink options around as well. SERVICE: It takes a bit of time for the chicken to come out. You order at the counter and then wait for them to text you when your order is ready. AMBIANCE: The Malcom Yards ambiance is really cool! A great area for lots of people to meet and mingle. A hip/modern food court with great options. The patio is cool as well! LOCATION/PARKING: Location is a bit outside of the city, but there is a large lot for parking.
Amazing place! Amazing foods. Everything on points. The hot dog is flavors bombs. French fries is just addictive. The only improvement that can be made is the rice noodle is undercooked and underseasoned. It has a lot of potential. I wanted it so bad to be good. Maybe add a dollop of kimchi and maybe more gojuchang
I visited Abang Yoli at their location at The Market at Malcolm Yards which provides lots of different seating areas. I went during dinner time, so the place was packed. Next time, I would sit outside since the noise was personally overstimulating. As for the food, I enjoyed the fried chicken. It was juicy but plain by itself. I imagine the fried chicken sandwich they're known for would be delicious but was hesitant to order since it's served on a milk bun, and I'm unfortunately lactose intolerant. The Asian fries had amazing flavor especially with the fried leeks and sauce. A little saltier than I liked but still very good with the fried chicken! It was fun to watch the cooks prepare the food! The staff here is friendly. Right now they're doing a promo for a free fried chicken sandwich (with a purchase of an entree) at their Nicollet location when you sign up for their email list. GO SIGN UP!!
Absolutely delicious meal. The portions were huge, and the dipping sauce and kimchi slaw complimented the chicken perfectly. The presentation was lovely, and the staff at the Abang Yoli counter were very friendly. I would come here again!
We were really hoping to try a new Korean restaurant. The marketplace itself is not that interesting. We got our card and headed right for this vendor. I ordered a two piece KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) with kimchi slaw. I normally love the chicken but this was really lacking. Way too much breading on the chicken and the only way to spice it up was dipping it in gojujung sauce. The slaw was not good at all. We also had the Asian noodle salad with chicken. The grilled chicken was good but the noodles were not pleasing at all. The other thing our group had were the French fries. They were so salty that we could barely eat them. All in all, the whole meal was less than great with a price tag quite high.
I ordered the cauliflower + a Diet Coke and really enjoyed it! The flavors were fun and I'm a huge veggie lover so this meal was a hit for me I'm always appreciative when a restaurant has a nutrient dense offering that's not a salad!
I was at Malcom yard and thought this place looked good. I love some good fried chicken and they had some interesting sauce choices for it. The price seemed a little spendy but when in Rome. I got 2 pieces of chicken and pickles for like $17. The chicken came out super fresh and hot to the touch which I love. The skin pretty much fell off immediately while eating which is a real bummer. Sauce was delicious and so were the pickles. Staff was friendly and if you haven't been to Malcom yard, inside is spacious and feels like a brewery. If I happen to be there again, i would debate trying the sandwich, but it's not a place I'd got out of my way to visit. read more
1 year ago
I ordered the fried chicken sandwich with hot habanero sauce, and my friend ordered the Asian fries. The chicken sandwich was pretty good. The chicken was deep fried well, and crunchy. The hot habanero had a good kick to it too. It was just too pricey for what seemed like a regular chicken sandwich. The fries on the other hand were much more unique and really tasty. The cilantro, jalapeños, aoli, and crisps all went really well together. I would come back to get the fries again and try other items on their menu. read more
If you're at Malcolm Yards, don't skip Abang Yoli. I had the fried chicken sandwich with their sesame ginger garlic sauce, and it was seriously one of the best I've ever had. The chicken was perfectly crispy and juicy, and the flavor of the sauce was unreal--savory, garlicky, just a touch sweet. It all came together so well. The service was friendly and fast, and the sandwich was clearly made with care. I'm already planning to go back and try more of the menu. This place is an absolute win. read more
Had a team work outing Friday and ended up ordering the chicken sandwich and an order of their fries. I got the habanero sauce on the side instead of saucing the sandwich because I was bringing half home. The sauce was not spicy at all- which was a little disappointing. But the chicken sandwich was fantastic! Super juicy and flavorful with the toppings. I was not a big fan of the fries, not worth the $6 in my opinion. I'd skip those next time for sure. read more
This chicken sandwich is bomb. Just get this sandwich, you won't regret it. This place has awesome staff that provides quick service that is not compromising the quality of the dish. The ambiance is food hall, but of all the places to try, definitely get this chicken sandwich! Parking at Malcom sucks if you get there during dinner/happy hour. You can still find a parking spot, it'll just be a bit of a walk. Try to come in the early afternoon if you want a good parking space and to find a table for you and some friends. read more
I ordered the Korean fried chicken sandwich and man was this thing massive! I think the size and ginger garlic aioli sauce is what made this sandwich worth the price. Otherwise, I would say the chicken itself wasn't as juicy as I would have liked. I liked the fries, the crispy green onions on top were so delicious! The main reason why I am giving this a 3/5 stars is because it wasn't super memorable other than it being a huge fried chicken sandwich. I likely wouldn't order again, but good to try. read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
Located inside the Market at Malcom Yards is a delicious Southeast and East Asian kitchen. Abang Yoli is most known for their Korean fried chicken, so you know I had to get it! Having had so many Korean fried chicken places, I had high expectations for this place. The chicken was juicy and crispy, however, it was a bit under seasoned. Not the best Korean fried chicken I've ever had, but still pretty tasty! My friends and I also got fries which were yummy but again, under seasoned. BUT their spicy gochujang sauce made all the pieces meld in harmony. read more
FOOD: This WILL be the best chicken sandwich you will ever have... I promise you! The chicken is soooo crispy, and not to mention massive. I went to the Malcom Yards location, so there are a lot of other food and drink options around as well. SERVICE: It takes a bit of time for the chicken to come out. You order at the counter and then wait for them to text you when your order is ready. AMBIANCE: The Malcom Yards ambiance is really cool! A great area for lots of people to meet and mingle. A hip/modern food court with great options. The patio is cool as well! LOCATION/PARKING: Location is a bit outside of the city, but there is a large lot for parking. read more
Amazing place! Amazing foods. Everything on points. The hot dog is flavors bombs. French fries is just addictive. The only improvement that can be made is the rice noodle is undercooked and underseasoned. It has a lot of potential. I wanted it so bad to be good. Maybe add a dollop of kimchi and maybe more gojuchang read more
3 years ago
I visited Abang Yoli at their location at The Market at Malcolm Yards which provides lots of different seating areas. I went during dinner time, so the place was packed. Next time, I would sit outside since the noise was personally overstimulating. As for the food, I enjoyed the fried chicken. It was juicy but plain by itself. I imagine the fried chicken sandwich they're known for would be delicious but was hesitant to order since it's served on a milk bun, and I'm unfortunately lactose intolerant. The Asian fries had amazing flavor especially with the fried leeks and sauce. A little saltier than I liked but still very good with the fried chicken! It was fun to watch the cooks prepare the food! The staff here is friendly. Right now they're doing a promo for a free fried chicken sandwich (with a purchase of an entree) at their Nicollet location when you sign up for their email list. GO SIGN UP!! read more
Absolutely delicious meal. The portions were huge, and the dipping sauce and kimchi slaw complimented the chicken perfectly. The presentation was lovely, and the staff at the Abang Yoli counter were very friendly. I would come here again! read more
We were really hoping to try a new Korean restaurant. The marketplace itself is not that interesting. We got our card and headed right for this vendor. I ordered a two piece KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) with kimchi slaw. I normally love the chicken but this was really lacking. Way too much breading on the chicken and the only way to spice it up was dipping it in gojujung sauce. The slaw was not good at all. We also had the Asian noodle salad with chicken. The grilled chicken was good but the noodles were not pleasing at all. The other thing our group had were the French fries. They were so salty that we could barely eat them. All in all, the whole meal was less than great with a price tag quite high. read more
2 years ago
I ordered the cauliflower + a Diet Coke and really enjoyed it! The flavors were fun and I'm a huge veggie lover so this meal was a hit for me I'm always appreciative when a restaurant has a nutrient dense offering that's not a salad! read more
2 years ago
Ignore the jealous stares as you walk by everyone with your plate piled high with Abang Yoli's shatteringly crisp fried chicken, crowned with an ethereal puff of jalapeños and scallions. Quick, sit down before someone reaches over and grabs one off the plate! The shell is crispier than a...crispy shell, but the chicken itself is a bit dry and under seasoned. But you do get a little pot of gochujang sauce and shredded kimchee to refresh your palate between bites. We also got the roasted cauliflower, which comes in a pool of spicy oil and mayonnaise. Definitely worth trying! read more
Abang Yoli started as few pop ups here and there around the cities and is now one of the amazing food stalls in the fantastic Malcolm Yards Market. It's run by chef Jamie Yoo and offers a great variety of Asian Cuisine - a fusion of East and Southeast Asian cooking. Elements of Korean, Japanese, Malaysian, and Thai cooking can be found in the creative dishes Abang Yoli puts out. It was love at first bite for me! One of my favorite dishes is their Korean Style Fried Chicken. Huge portion, perfect golden crisp and you get to choose between spicy Gochujang or Sesame Ginger Garlic sauce which is on a sweeter side. I love them both! The chicken is so juicy and just brilliant. I can't get enough of it! My second favorite dish has to be the Char Siu - Cantonese BBQ Pork marinated in house. Served with their fragrant Jasmine rice, cucumber, and pickled jalapeño. It's insanely juicy, savory, and tender. I've also tried their Chicken Ssam - Korean dish - kind of like a build-your-own lettuce wrap and it's delicious, too. Comes with garlic chive kimchi and ssamjang. I honestly don't believe that you could find a bad dish here. Everything is so flavorful and prepared with care that you can taste in the food. Easily one of my absolutely favorite stalls in the Market at Malcolm Yards. Can't wait to go back again for more! read more
I had the Abang dog which I thought was flavorful and balanced; not too spicy, too dry, soggy, etc. The fries were surprisingly the star of the show us. They were slightly too salty (to be expected, not a big salt fan) but I couldn't help myself but continue to eat them no matter how dry my mouth. They are seasoned with some earthy thinly pine needle shaped spice that was addictive and the ultra thin jalapeños were a nice touch. Only giving 4 stars due to the high prices, but the whole place (its inside a bar/food hall) is pricey and markets itself a high end fast casual food hall w/ beer/wine wall. Also the fries only came with one sauce but I was provided another kind after asking that I found to be tasty too! read more
OVERALL: Alright y'all. I am Abang Yoli's #1 fan. I cannot get over how good this place is. I am simply obsessed. My number one strategy when it comes to food halls is to go to the longest line, because that means enough people want to get the food for there to be a line! Trust me on this. It has not failed me yet. FOOD: The Korean fried chicken is absolutely delicious. Crunchy and still mouth-watering and juicy! The char sui is a classic Asian dish and with most Asian dishes pairs well with rice! The flavor of the sauce and the perfectly toasted sesame seeds really rounds out this dish. I've been on a chicken sandwich kick and this sandwich hits all the spots! I've tried both the sesame ginger sauce and the spicy gochujang and you can't go wrong with your selection. PRICE: The entrees are super reasonable prices for their portions. $12-$15 depending on what you select! SERVICE: Malcolm Yards makes it super easy to order with a single card that keeps your tab running, and sends you a text when the food is complete. The employees are super kind and willing to answer questions as well! Great work everyone. It makes me so happy to see another Asian vendor really gaining traction and success in the twin cities. Cheers to many more! read more
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5 years ago
The best flavors at Malcolm Yards! The food is incredibly seasoned and the heat is not overbearing. We recommend this place to everyone who goes there for the first time. Their fried chicken is amazing! read more
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Roasted Cauliflower: I received such a cute widdle portion for $13. Look at that photo. So tiny and so cute. Just a widdle teensy bit of food for $13. read more
The fried chicken is my favorite fried chicken anywhere. The skin is very crispy and the chicken remains juicy. The seasoning is the right level of spice without being overly spicy. However, if you desire more spice, the spicy gochujang is a great addition to the chicken. Ordering was fast and the food was ready quicker than expected. In a plave with great options to eat, this is one of our favorites to have when visiting such a great setup of a building. read more
Very neat place to be in the food court. This came to be my first choice cause saw quite a few people ordering it. So why not give it a try. I had 4 pieces of chickens and a side of French fries. When it comes to food, I think review = food + price + customer service. Food = Service = Price = $$ Fried chicken plating was nice , came with the gochujang and kimchi on side however the taste is quite disappointing. Though the chicken is crunchy, it is not savory, perhaps under seasoned. There is some sort of rancid type of taste somehow. For the price of $23 for 4 pieces of chickens, Popeyes chicken definitely beats this (sorry but not sorry..). The fries was okay with some seasonings and garnish on top, maybe just the rancid taste or the oil that used to deep fry the fries really bothered me.Customer service is perhaps not so friendly, cash register is quite impatient when taking my orders, maybe she/he is having a bad day? Overall impression and Experience not so great.. will definitely go back to the food court again but probably this store wont be my first choice read more
5 years ago
I decided to try Abang Yoli at Malcolm Yard Food Hall due to the hype surrounding it. I ordered the fried chicken with kimchi slaw and sesame ginger sauce and side of the steamed rice. The fried chicken was good; crunchy, but not greasy. My only wish would be to have it in smaller chicken pieces vs. one large thigh and breast. The seasme ginger sauce was fine. The steamed rice was the biggest disappointment for me. Sounded great on paper, but was very dry and lacking in flavor for me. read more
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