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4.4 (556 reviews)
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Lemon pepper
May E.

Been coming here for years ...5 stars because their food is excellent!!! Super duper delicious! Just look at the photos! And very happy with the service of Alex and Sam that afternoon! Checking in on us frequently! They have ample seating and they play music videos silently on their TV and other types of music on the speaker. Overall we recommend this place because you won't be disappointed!

B21 Fries
Gia H.

Amazing amazing service. Perfect ambiance to catch up with friends or a quiet, cozy height out. Bk21 fries were incredible, even better than their tenders. I hope to try their bone in chicken next time, and will be back for the fries omg!

Chicken wings + corn cheese
Pat C.

Think I'm gonna agree here with the overall consensus as the korean fried chicken here being the very best of the greater cerritos / Norwalk area. The batter is next level crispy w tons of mild and bold flavors and bc the chicken is fresh and never dethawed from being frozen it is notably tasty, fresh and juicy. Service was excellent, late night vibes were good, just an overall excellent spot for KFC and beer. 5 stars.

Victoria C.

I typically don't dine in since I usually take my food home to enjoy, but today was a little different. I stopped by a bit later than usual and was surprised that there weren't too many people dining in. There were only three other groups, which honestly made the experience even better for me. There did seem to be a few pickup orders coming through, though, so you know they stay busy and everything is fresh. For the menu, you scan a QR code at the table to browse everything, and once you're ready, they come by to take your order. They actually had a few options that weren't available for takeout, so I guess there are some perks to dining in. We ended up ordering one of the dine-in combos: 12 wings + tteokbokki. For the wing flavors, we chose the lemon pepper and soy umami. The wings came out super crispy, hot, and heavily seasoned. You could really taste both flavors distinctly. The lemon pepper had a nice citrusy pepper kick, while the soy umami was extra saucy with a strong savory soy flavor. Honestly, it feels like the wings are absolutely coated in seasoning when you dine in. The tteokbokki was also delicious. The rice cakes were super chewy and bouncy, which paired really well with the wings. Dare I say, the tteokbokki sauce even worked well as a sauce for the wings too. Everything was way too much food though, so we definitely couldn't finish it all and ended up with quite a bit leftover. ,

Austin D.

The Garlic Soy and Sweet and Spicy wings were very good. The crispness was on point given it is a wet rub and chicken was juicy. Corn cheese had lots of cheese pulls. Sweet potato fries were the best I've ever had anywhere. Wow! Service was quick and attentive. Smaller restaurant looks like it would be fun to go with a small group at night for drinks/food. They also played really good music that wasn't overly loud.

Stanley S.

I came here on Christmas Eve. Another restaurant I wanted to go to was closed but this place was open. It's next to Holo's coffee which I go to all the time, but it looks closed almost every time I go there. I was surprised it was open, so I decided to give this restaurant a try. Reviews said fried chicken is a must-try so we got the lemon pepper! WOW it was good. So crispy and flavorful on the outside. The inside was moist and piping hot! Spicy french fries had a nice crispiness to it too. I'm guessing it's whatever oil they use to make these two things so good. We got a pork bowl that I thought was kind of mid--I'd skip it next time I come back. Might have just found my new neighborhood Korean fried chicken spot. They also offer free salad (it was just shredded lettuce and thousand island dressing) and pickled daikon. On top of that, I thought the service was great. I mean they are working on Xmas eve! I think it's family owned but I could be wrong.

Parmesan fries
Genie L.

Location was easy to find, service was great, food was good. There was plenty of seating for a Monday evening. It was kinda warm inside. Fried chicken was crispy and flavorful. The umami flavor was delicious. Complimentary side salad paired well with all the dishes. Seafood pancake was good, but a bit greasy. Kimchee was ok, daikon was good. Parmesan fries were good. Definitely a good place for beer and Korean street foods while catching up with friends.

Tokpoki
Raven R.

This place hits the spot for when I'm craving korean food! The staff is very nice and they do an excellent job at keeping the place clean. The music played is fun and upbeat. We started with corn cheese and tokpoki. For our mains we got the sweet and spicy and garlic yoghurt parmesan wings. They offer you a complimentary cabbage salad. Cabbage Salad- Fresh and crisp with a sweet and tangy dressing that awakens your taste buds. Corn Cheese- Such a lovely blend of sweet corn and gooey, creamy cheese. They have a good ratio of each ingredient and it was the perfect balance. Tokpoki- Rice cakes were nice and chewy. The sauce is flavorful with just the right amount of kick. Fish cakes, egg, and sausages make it hearty. Adding on cheese is so worth it! Sweet and Spicy Wings- Their chicken base is tender and juicy with an excellent crispy exterior. The sauce starts off with a tangy sweetness and you get a little kick of heat in the end. Garlic Yoghurt Parmesan Wings- Nice and creamy with a generous amount of cheese on top. The gatlic flavor is nice and strong. Great experience overall!

Tessa H.

Great food and service. The server (sorry I forgot her name) was very attentive and nice considering my nieces and nephew were a little rambunctious.

Sliders (spicy) + 6 chicken wings (soy sauce)
Gino K.

Pretty good food Good service Bathroom smells bad Need to add more chacaters so ... The water was good Cabbage side was good Daikon was good

Yan L.

I never knew I could love Korean fried chicken until I met Bunker21!!! Not only do they have a variety of flavors, but their chicken wings are always the right amount of crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. My top three are the Garlic Parmesan Yogurt, Lemon Pepper, and Hot & Crispy wings. They offer a wide range of items on the menu - draft mango cart beer, fries, tteokbokki, and kimchi fried rice, which are all bomb too. Each chicken order usually comes with cabbage salad and radish. I noticed there's usually only 1-2 people working the dining area, but the food always comes out fast & hot. Everyone is nice and accommodating. There are mainly booths of 4 inside with some long tables in the middle to fit larger groups. Interior is like a pocha setting - super casual.

Sok E.

I came often to get chicken wings. My family loves the hottest and spicy chicken wings. Their chicken are crispy and delicious. This place service was pretty fast and the wait staff was really nice. This would be a nice place to bring a group of friends to eat. The food prices was reasonable for the quality. The chicken wings were hot and crispy. The wet flavors maintained their crispness even after a while. I recommend the reaper, it was my daughter's favorite. I would definitely come back again.

Sweet Potato Fries
Jiliza N.

love their fries & chicken! will always come back for it. service is always so quick & everyone is so friendly! their cabbage side dish is so delish I always ask for more!

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Ask the Community - Bunker21

What is the salad dressing made of?

The salad dressing is mayonnaise-based with various seasonings added, and does not contain dairy or peanuts.

Where do you get your chicken from?

We get chicken from U.S.

Is the batter made with rice or wheat flour? I can't have gluten but I love fried chicken!

We have gluten-free wings in Naked and Garlic yogurt Parmesan flavors. Additionally, Retro Whole Chicken is an item with minimal gluten.

Is there happy hour? If so how's the menu for happy hour and times?

Happy Hour 2- 5 everyday

I came at 12:21 PM on 4/28/18. I don't want to leave bad reviews, but why wasn't it open then?

Sorry Kenny that we made you travel for nothing. It is my bad to open late. I was the only one who had the key and I sometimes had go to market in the morning and took more… 

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$40.99 + tax + tip for this and half a container of soy bean soup? They clearly made a mistake…read more The meat was less than one of the side dishes without the onions in there. We drove so long to take the food for family gathering and got back home to find out about this. If this is really their portion, they got to be kidding. We order here frequently and I am very disappointed. Our whole order was just a short of $200 and we opened and got this.

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Walked in to try this place since it popped up on insta several times. It is a small restaurant…read morewith self service, you order at the register and pick up your own food to the table & clean up after yourselves, kinda like a food court. Their banchans are also self help, there was only about 4 options and the other ones are radishes more for jjajangmyun. Their fishcake side dish was good tho. The entrees we tried were - tteokgalbi: it was okay, could've been grilled a little longer - gamja tang (regular spicy): the taste lacked a bit of a kick, but it came with plenty of meat and vegetables - galbi tang : the soup was very savory and there was plenty of beef! :)

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Solid Korean spot with a variety of menu options…read more The pork soup is always a hit and a generous portion. It is full of flavor and the side dishes are delicious. The scallion pancake appetizer is a must. It is crispy and perfect for sharing. The pork bossam is great for sharing as well and the wrap makes it fun! The spicy radish that comes with it is The pork katsu is so big that I always have leftovers. It is super thin and crispy and pairs well with the traditional cabbage salad. I don't think we've had an item that was a miss. From the spicy tofu options, spicy cold noodles to the fried chicken & more it has all been delicious. The bonus is that Meet Fresh is next door for dessert!

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Came here mainly for the Giant Chicken Katsu, and the size definitely lives up to the name. It's…read morehuge, but not just because of the breading--the chicken itself has a good thickness and stays juicy inside. The outside was crispy, and it comes with curry and rice, so the portion is very filling. We also ordered the Rice Ball, Shrimp Fried Rice, and Spicy Chicken with Cheese. The rice ball was simple but good with the fried food, and the shrimp fried rice was a solid option for kids. The spicy chicken with cheese was richer and heavier, with plenty of melted cheese on top. Overall, the Giant Chicken Katsu was the standout for us and the dish I'd come back for. Good casual Korean comfort food spot in Cerritos.

Food: 2/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 4/5 This place is going downhill, which is so unfortunate. I used to love coming here years ago. We got the $50 combo of tteokbokki and fried whole chicken. Is the tteokbokki in the combo supposed to be smaller than the normal one? The portion was comical, filling up maybe 1/3 of the giant white bowl. There were hardly any toppings on there. The cheese was literally a strip. I know this place isn't Yupddeok but they do a whole swirl on the bowl there. Yikes. And the chicken was... mediocre at best. Very anorexic chicken. And they wanted to charge an extra $2 for sauce. Yeah, we left hungry and unhappy. My sister talked about getting McDonald's on the way home. My husband said we should've gone to Chili's. Next time, we'll make the drive to Yukddeok for tteokbokki. Service was good though, our server was very sweet. I wish I got his name but he was working the evening shift and had black hair and a black t-shirt with Gengar on it. He's the only reason the review got two stars instead of one.

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