I came as a party of 2 to dine in for Friday lunch. The restaurant was open but only ready for takeout at 11:45am. It was ready for seating closer to 12:30pm. Perhaps this restaurant has more business from takeout or in the evenings. There was only 1 server in the restaurant during my visit. The pizza was good. I enjoyed the stuffed crust with sweet potato and cheese. It was sweet and cheesy. The bulgogi on the pizza was a decent amount and spread out nicely. The yang yeung fried chicken was sweet and tangy, not spicy. The fried chicken had a thin coating/breading which led it to be crispy and still juicy. I also got a honey garlic soy 16 piece for takeout and this was probably my favorite flavor for chicken. It's a must try. I mainly give this review not because of the food but because of the service quality. It was barely minimal. It was hard to get the waiter's attention just to be served water or get a refill of water. Sometimes the waiter would be standing outside the restaurant or taking a break at a table near where I was seated. I wish the service was better. I wouldn't knock out this restaurant for takeout in the future. read more

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Get your pizza and fried chicken all in one place. Similar prices to most other Korean fried chicken. Chicken - Rating 9/10 The fried chicken is very crispy on the outside but it's still moist and juicy on the inside. The chicken is not salty like most places, just pick your sauce and enjoy. Without sauce you won't get a lot of flavor though. Also, it is less oily than other places. The Yang-Nyum is really just like a sweet and spicy sauce so it's a different style than the fried chicken on the menu. You can get both in their combo if you can't decide. Postmates lets you pick a sauce for the fried chicken but I doubt the kitchen can see it, I didn't get my sauce. Tater tots - Rating 8/10 Tater tots were probably the most worth it because they fill up the box with a ton of tots. Pizza - Rating 8/10 I measured the pizza, it is 12" with a 2" crust all around and it's thick up to 1" at the thickest part of the crust. It's a hefty pizza. The sweet potato stuffed crust and topping are sweet and tasty. The crust is soft, not hard and crispy, so Grandma can eat it. Also it has less oil than traditional pizzas. Mozzarella Sticks Rating 7/10 These are good mozzarella sticks with lots of cheese and good frying on the outside. You need to use your own sauce though because it doesn't come with any. Macaroni and cheese wedges Rating 6/10 Avoid the Mac and cheese wedges. It doesn't taste like Mac and cheese, it just taste like fried flour. read more

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Really loved their pizza and wings. Very comforting and satisfying. Delivery was fast and food arrived very warm. I appreciate how they lightly sauce the pizza. Just wish they were more generous with toppings. Will be ordering from here again. read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - 12" Half and Half Pizza 8pcs(Small) Fried Wings - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

This is THE best place for fried chicken. We've been coming here for years and this place never ever disappoints. I love my fried chicken and definitely know my fried chicken, especially Korean fried chicken and this place is legit. The key to eat their chicken in their store at its freshest and get their whole chicken with the spicy yang nyum sauce on the side. This way the skin stays crispy. You dip the chicken in the spicy and savory sauce right before you put all that goodness inside your mouth. Oh so delicious and heavenly! Their chicken is good even without any sauce and arrives pipping hot with loads of flavor and juice inside and extra crispy on the outside. And the best part, it is NOT greasy! You can literally eat like 10 pieces and not feel greased out like some other fried chicken. I cannot say anything about their pizza but remember I tried it before and didn't like it much. Stay with the fried chicken here folks!!!! Their garlic wings are also amazing and drenched in this amazing garlicky sauce!! Service is also on point and friendly. Prices is amazing! We ordered 2.5 half chicken, 16 pieces of garlic wings, one whole pitcher of beer, sauces on the side and our order came with radish pickles and salad and it was at a fraction of the price some other places charge. Hands down the best! Highly highly recommend this place!!! read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - a pile of fried chicken - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

My quest to find the best Korean fried chicken continues and this place happens to be a place I've had my eye on for some time. Order the bacon jalapeno pizza and 16 piece wings and can say everything here was relatively unmemorable. Pizza was okay but felt like it was lacking in topping , cheese pull was pretty amazing though. The fried chicken was the less impressive of the two unfortunately. It wasn't all the crispy and the sauce was just okay at best. A very average place in an area where the competition is extremely high would do well in other places just not here in my opinion read more

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We stopped by for a late lunch on a Saturday and there were only a couple other diners present. There were only a few tables and the vibe was dark and quiet. We ordered the korean fried chicken wings and pizza combo with different sauces and toppings. The complementary cabbage was appetizing and appreciated. The Yang-Nyum Chicken wings were sweet and not too spicy. The regular fried chicken was good but a little plain. We got a half Bulgogi and half bacon jalapeno pizza, which tasted great when it was fresh. The crust however seemed like frozen pizza crust, which wasn't too surprising. Overall a decent meal but probably won't be returning as there are tons of other Korean fried chicken spots nearby. read more

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Arrived here for dinner. Decided to go with the pizza combination. Cost around $45 and it includes 12 inch pizza, half fried and half marinated chicken and 3 soda cans. Really enjoyed ourselves with the salad, radish and popcorn on the side. They provide you with hot sauce. I haven't been here for a long time, but the foods still great. Service is great too. I do think there might be msg in their foods because immediately after I felt drowsy and thirsty. Had to take a nice walk and hydrate! read more

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My go-to spot whenever I am craving Korean-style peeeeza. We came around 8:30pm on a Sunday night and were seated immediately. There was a larger party in the back and another table of two so not crowded at all. The service whenever I go is super nice. We ordered a half and half pizza - bulgogi & shrimp garlic and some sweet yangnyum wings. Both were DELISH and we didn't feel overly full even though we didn't finish everything. Pizza wasn't too oily and wings were saucy. I like the ambiance here because it's dark and not too loud with the music. Their hours are also pretty late so perfect for munchies. Definitely recommend coming here if you're craving Korean chicken or pizza. read more

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This. Freakin'. Pizza! I don't care what anyone says, it was so BOMB. Look at it. It's beautiful. Pair it up with some soju & beer for perfection. I already know I will be craving this on many nights. They have a lot of awesome combos on the menu. The server was sweet, kind & attentive. read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - Sausage pizza. - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

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I'll come right out and say that their fried chicken was legit! Sure, the name spells a bit funny and the dark, industrial interior took some getting used to, but I repeat: their yangneum (spelling?) chicken is on fire! I also liked that the radish was chilled, and the salad, despite my reservation about the pickle relish, was pretty much a crunchy, crispy, sweet perfection. Service was fine and we left with full and happy bellies. read more

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Cheo God Zip is very underrated and I felt the need to set the curve. So here's 5-Stars. Quality food and service is clearly drawn out. When the local business owners understand the importance of this, they tend to have a very healthy, steady business and the customers witness that. Cheo God Zip is one of them. This is me and my friends' go-to chicken spot, and the affordability? It just tops everything off like a hot chocolate fudge to a sundae. Or salt to tequila. Or whatever! Me and my friends don't even drink! Do I need to repeat myself? This place sells legit Korean chicken! (Verified by Korean, writer herself.) Recommended: Combination! of Yang-Nyum (marinated) chicken, a selection of pizza, fries with drinks. And it's affordable. You'll eat till you unbutton. A party of 8 came in on a Tuesday night for a birthday celebration. It was quite last minute, but with the waiter's sixth sense and generosity, we were able to pull a nice surprise. I tried to give the waiter a call ahead, but.. he didn't need it. Me: "Hi, there should be a girl with purple sweater.. and a blond hair girl..." Waiter: "Yes, they are here and I have everything ready for you." Jeez, ok. Bottom line: - Pulled off a nice surprise - Food tastes amazing and what in the world... 4 guys 4 girls bellies full. - Affordable = more to order = on the house dishes! = yay! Definitely, highly recommended and everyone in our party was delighted to come back. Many props and kudos for quality food and service! This is what drives business and makes customers come back. With the price comfortable for dine-in. (You know you understand what I'm saying because I know you've ordered togo from other competitive places before and that was cause the price is no bueno.) Anyway, just go. Try the marinated chicken. Be delighted. And come back for more. Guaranteed. read more

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Love the ambiance of the restaurant. My favorite has to be the 12" Sweet Potato Pizza must try! read more

The first time, I tried Jangnyum, and it was exquisite! I didn't have much expectations, but it's my favorite chicken now. Last time, I tried the pizza, and it was super yummy! I recommend this place 100% Service is excellent, too. read more

Out of all the chicken spots in flushing this is my favorite. The spicy wings are taste a bit more like the way I remember them tasting when I was little. The sauce is very spicy and they put a lot of it on the wings! The wings stay crispy but are super saucy the way I like it! The wedge fries are average but good, and I like the broiled rice cakes on a stick! The space is more of like a small bar with limited seating so not good for large groups, but it would be great for a meet up with a handful of friends to watch some games! I usually always pick up and it's still so good! read more

My friend ordered a pizza for takeout. The pizza was different than any pizza I've ever had before. It was half bulgogi and half sweet potato. The flavors are very interesting and compliment each other. I like that the pizza isn't super salty like American chain pizzas. It felt a lot healthier and less fattening. All in all it was alright. Not mind-blowing, but it was good and filled me up. read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - 12" Half and Half Pizza - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

Came here randomly for lunch with my mom and bf. The place was completely empty. Looks like more of a take out or late night place. The restaurant was freezing when we went in. They intermittently turned the heat on, but I had to ask them to leave it on because I was shivering my arse off. I was having a hankering for some fried, unhealthy food. We went with the half half regular fried chicken and soy glazed. We also got braised pig trotter and a sweet potato pizza. All the fun food was really good. The chicken was crispy and juicy, but I didn't really like the soy glazed one. The sauce made the chicken skin soggy. The pig trotter was surprisingly yummy too. I was a little apprehensive about the sweet potato pizza. It sounded really heavy having carbs on carbs, but it actually works. The dough was light and bready. It reminded me of pizza I had as a kid. Although there is a lot of competition in the area for Korean fried chicken, they're good enough to stand out. read more

Me and my family went here because our usual Korean chicken/pizza joint was closed. I must say that I was pleasantly surprised! The chicken was moist yet crispy, the pizza was tasty, and the sauces were on point. The only thing that I didn't care for was the ambiance, it was a little dead, but that might be because it was a Monday (day after new years). As far as stand out foods: The Yangneum wings were really good, and the potato pizza with the spicy sauce to dip it in is a must. Last but not least, the price was right! 5 adults and two kids, 4 sodas and a beer later, we walked out of there for about $130 including the tip. Not bad at all if I do say so myself. read more

Disappointing. Their pizza crust has the same strange aftertaste you get from supermarket frozen food such as bagel bites. Paid extra for the angus beef topping, it arrived with a small sprinkle of meat that simply wasn't satisfying in flavor. Also ordered their fried chicken and mild yang-nyum chicken - for both, the flavor did not go deeper than surface level. After the skin, the rest of the wing will taste painfully bland and unseasoned. I wish I could take back this entire meal, which is not something I say often. Would not recommend, I would sooner get my Korean fried chicken fix from chains such as Bonchon or even Pelicana Chicken. With superior independent businesses entering the same market on Northern Blvd, they need to do better to match the competition. read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Obviously, they don't know how to make a pizza. WORST PIZZA I EVER HAD. Crust was thick as hell, ingredients were almost raw. read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - 12" Potato with Sweet White Sauce Pizza - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Love their pizza! I usually order the half & half (sweet potato and garlic shrimp). The crust is fluffy and not too thick and the pizza itself is very flavorful. I do think it's a bit overpriced for the size but I would come back for special occasions or if I'm really craving it. read more

I was recommended to go to Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza by my Korean friend after a long day. I was excited since before my experience here I've never had Korean pizza before. Even though I've heard mixed opinions regarding Korean pizza, I also know the Murray Hill area to have small, lesser known restaurants that are hidden gems. The waiters speak both English and Korean, which was super useful because 3/5 of my group weren't Korean. They were very polite and accommodated our every need, although they didn't come around and make rounds that frequently. We ordered two pizzas and two whole chickens, one spicy and one not. Everything tasted fresh and delicious. The flavors of the pizza weren't the conventional flavors of a New York slice I was accustomed with, but that's what I expected and I was pleasantly surprised by the unique flavor profile that fused sweet and savory in a way I didn't think was possible. The chicken was very flavorful and had my friends not been just as hungry as I was, I would have demolished both chickens by myself as well as every chicken in the room. However I will nitpick about one small thing: the spicy flavor was not nearly as spicy as I was looking for. It tasted like spice was building up a little bit, and was trying to be spicy, but just as it started to rise it came down just as quick and didn't come close to hitting the spice level I was expecting out of a Korean place. Also, don't forget about the Korean style coleslaw like salad (sorry I don't know the exact name). It featured a classic mixture of ketchup and mayo, and was so delicious. My Korean friend told me it was meant to be eaten with the chicken as a sort of palette cleanser, but I had no self control and ate half of it before the chickens were even slaughtered. I went off on a tangent but tldr: this place is great and reasonably priced, and has very few weak points all around. If you're in Murray hill and want some good food make sure to give it a try. read more

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Food was great. I'd recommend the pizza with hot chicken. The wings were okay and I really liked the tater tots. They can work on the sauce and the service was okay. Server was gone most of the dinner so I can't really rate the service but over all 4/5 for the food 3/5 for the service 4/5 for ambiance. Light music with dark interior. Would recommend going with 4-6 people only cause portions are big. read more

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I don't know. This place used to be a hole-in-the wall type of place. The place my broke Korean buddies and I used to come to share one order of chicken among the ten of us. They used to stream K-POP videos through YouTube. We'd eat two small pieces each. The cabbage salad with mayo and ketchup (still disgusting) was something to look forward to. Then they changed. They changed the plates. Changed the seats. Changed the videos they play from KPOP to Bob Sledding. Yea, life changes, things change, and people change, but it was bitter sweet seeing this place change. Well, who I am to say they shouldn't change. I haven't been there in like two years. But it's like, sometimes you wish somethings stayed the same, especially in this day and age where change is the new normal. Maybe it's cause my foundation upon where I rest my life upon is not stable, therefore I find stability in sameness like this hole-in-the- wall restaurant. Cause you know like foundations never waver? Chicken tastes the same. They give less sauce than before. I used to like it smothered in the OG Korean chicken sauce. But I guess it's the new trend to have less sauce. Like that Zico "Any" Song that's trending. People have no sense of self-identity and therefore construct themselves by following the latest fads, giving themselves a belief that they matter in life. Am I salty? Maybe towards life. Could the original chicken be a little saltier? Maybe. Overall, chicken decent. Pizza is pretty good. Salad is still disgusting-they put relish now ew. Not playing K-POP on TV anymore isn't the best. I need to find something more meaningful in life than getting fulfilled writing Yelp Reviews read more

Ordered the half and half pizza- bulgogi and garlic shrimp with cheese sweet potato crust. The flavor of bulgogi and garlic shrimp was mild and pretty similar but the crust was my favorite. We also ordered wings- half and half flavored and the volcano fries. It was carbs heaven! read more

It's a good chicken place to go to when you are a group of 3+ because there's a good combo option for a decent price. I went with 3 friends and we got the combo that had 2000cc beer, half original fried chicken, half sauced fried chicken, French fries, and a pan of pizza for ~$60 Honestly could've finished it if we were a group of 4-5 people. The fried chicken was good & not dry (even the original one) The sauced fried chicken had a tangy taste (more sour than sweet compared to other Korean style fried chicken) The service was slow because there were only 2 workers so they only serviced us when we ordered food or needed the check. Parking is a little tricky around dinner time because it's located in a strip of restaurants and bars & you have to go to the residential areas to park if you're staying longer than an hour (for all the stores located in this area) read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - Boneless chicken Top: sauced Bottom: original - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

I came here back when i was still looking to fill the hole left by pizzamaru. The pizza was just meh and the service was sadness.

I was really craving sweet potato pizza and had already tried Pizza Maru so I decided to try Cheogajib with some friends. It's a much smaller place and I believe they changed the name to Cheo God. Zip? The waiter was super nice and we were quickly seated. We had a group of 5 and they had plenty of seating for larger parties. The pizza options were very similar to pizza maru. We ordered the garlic shrimp pizza with sweet potato crust and paste? and a sweet potato pizza with sweet potato crust (obviously we were really feeling the sweet potato.) They were both okay. I was a little disappointed because it wasn't as good as I had hoped it would be. Maybe because the pizza wasn't baked for as long as I would like (I usually prefer a little bit of burnt crust). They weren't bad but I probably wouldn't go back for the pizza. The chicken on the other hand was really good! We got a small order of the sweet and mild fried chicken. It was really crispy but still very juicy. Probably one of the best korean fried chickens I've had. In general, I would say it's a good place for a larger group of friends but the pizza is only okay. The chicken is definitely the hidden gem here though so you have to try the chicken! read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - Chicken with mild sauce - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

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A decent korean fried chicken place to go to. We got the combo #12 that included a pizza, chicken made in. 2 different ways, and potato wedges. A soda for each person and complementary salad were also given. The amount of food is definitely good for 4 people. The sauced chicken tasted better than that non-sauced one. The pizza was meh. We got half kimchi bacon and half famous sweet potato. The kimchi bacon had flavor and was very cheesy. I just didn't get the sweet potato one since it had potato, pineapple, and bacon/ham. It didn't really have much taste and it just smelled kinda weird. They also said we can choose half and half but didn't inform us of the extra $2 charge. So don't just make your pizza half and half if you don't want that extra charge! When we were there, we were the only customers and it looked like there was only one person working in the front. It did took some time to get his attention when ordering but it was fine afterwards. The only con is that they don't open the pizza ovens until 12. So be prepared if they tell you it's gonna take a while... The total bill (with tax and tip) turned out to be $60. Was it really worth it? Debatable. The food itself is not really expensive but they do give you a decent amount of food. Probably not going to come again since it was like other places. read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Small tiny area where they sell beers and fried chicken. I had their Korean style fried chicken for only take out. Me and my friends went in for the first time just to snack with drinks. 3 of us ended ordering a lot because it was way too good lol the batter of the fries were lightly crispy and the nacho cheese sauce was the bomb. The service was very attentive as well. We'll be back! read more

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Bookmarked this place for my trip here to NY for the first time and a lot of people back home told me their pizzas aren't the standard New York thin crust pizza but to me, comparing them both after having the thin sliced pizza, I prefer this korean pizza place over the standard. It's so good. I love the fusion. The chicken wings are also delicious. Very spicy but great flavor. The radish is refreshing after finishing a spicy wing! I forgot to do the cheese stuffed but it's ok, regular crust was fine. Highlight of all dining here on my trip so far. read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - Half garlic shrimp with pineapple half Kim chi bacon// spicy wings//cabbage salad//radish - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Pros (1) Original fried chicken is delicious (2) Sweet potato pizza lives up to the hype (3) Friendly waiters (4) Prices are comparable with other chicken places Cons (1) Expect a long wait to be served (2) Portions are small (3) Good luck finding parking read more

I can understand the mixed feelings on this place and it makes sense if you don't know what you're getting yourself into. Let me start off by saying this is a great spot for bar food, meaning it's the type of food for a social gathering and a heavy dose of drinks to go along with the meal. Pizza, fried chicken, and pork trotters with some ice cold beer and it's a good time with good company. The place is pretty small and love how they have charging usb ports at every table for this techie era or ADD generation rather. The service is great but then again it wasn't too busy when I went. Coming from a pizza lover, I know my pizza. With that said...the pizza here is interesting in a good way. It kind of gives me a nostalgic feel of my college days eating a frozen pizza and adding toppings with whatever was leftover in the fridge. Yea it's not going to be a gourmet pizza that you'd expect especially paying at this price, but there's something about mediocre pizza and cold beer that just work for me. Maybe its just my inner college kid emerging from the depths of adulthood that bring back such poor food memories that make me grateful for what I eat nowadays, either way, it was fun and delicious, although I would've never thought sweet potatoes would ever work on a pizza, it does weirdly enough. The chicken is a solid contender for korean fried chicken and will hardly disappoint, although I think i preferred the plain than the drenched in sauce take on it. Add some pork trotters and you have a full fledged spread for drinking a ton of beer and socializing the night away. Overall, I get the concept of this place and I think it's great. Pairing just great drinking food together under 1 roof, keeping it simple while keeping the alcohol cold, it's a fun time that will bring you back to your simpler college days when worrying meant which color hoodie am I going to wear today. Stay fat mother suckers read more

The place isn't nicely decorated, but it's okay and the service was pretty good. My friends and I got the combination: a pizza of your choice, half chicken regular & spicy, and 3 cans of soda for $42.00. It also comes with a small bowl of sour radish and a plate of fries. The chicken pieces were huge because it's half of a chicken! But honestly I prefer chicken wings better. The regular one taste all right and the spicy one was pretty good, didn't really have the spicy taste. The fries look very nicely fried and the inside is very soft. We got the bulgogi (beef) pizza and it was good! Definitely recommend it. However I feel like they didn't give us much topping, especially on the beef. I don't know is it because of the combination that's why it's less or is it less in general. read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

There are many Korean deep fried chicken restaurants in Flushing/Bayside area, but this is the most authentic traditional Korean-style fried chicken. Their chicken is very consistent and you can tell they use fresh oil. Sometime, they overcook at busy hours, which I think is only problem they have, but even the overcooked chicken is better than their competitors. Try half original(eat it with little bit of salt they give)/half marinated (sweet sauce) fried chicken. read more

Drenched in sauce, juicy and compact. This place comes across as a dingy, no man's ex karaoke land. You think you're probably at a has been when you first enter and it's quiet. But wait, it fills up on the weekend late night, starting from 10pm onwards with groups of young birthday-celebrating Koreans, young couples etc. It's not big at all and there are a couple of flat screens tuned in to nondescript (to me) Korean pop concerts (probably on DVD) and it has a bit of a dated feel to the decor. And you quickly find out from the large banner inside that the name of the restaurant is also "Pizza & Chicken Love Letter" (?!?) Side of salad comes as a plate of shredded white cabbage drizzled with ketchup and Japanese mayo. The pickled radish was standard - cool, crunchy, tangy. Ordered the combo, half mild, half spicy. Split among 4, comes up to $6 each incld tax and tip. The combo we ordered was made up of chicken parts, ie legs, wings, breasts. All tossed in a generous amount of sweet tangy sauce for the "mild" and plenty of spicy hot sauce for the "spicy. Then everything is topped with a shower of sesame seeds. I think that's the specialty of this place, the sauce-drenched fried chicken. As a result, the skin is not as crispy as some other places. The sauce is the draw I suppose, rumor has it that the sauce is imported directly from Korea!!! ;) The chicken meat has a more dense, compacted texture to it...maybe it's got something to do with the meat being at a slightly lower temperature when serve as the sauce might've cooled it down a tad...so it's not like squirting chicken juice all over you when you bite into it...u know what I mean? read more

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I've been coming to this hole in the wall place for years now. Always delicious chicken with complimentary 'fake' Cole Slaw hit the spot. I usually get half Spicy BBQ, half Regular + Pitcher (only $32) They always have kpop music videos playing and all the workers are usually busy watching TV when the teenager girls start dancing but they try to help you. Not the best service for sure. Pizza and other things were not so great from my experiences but they do serve Korean style pizza as well read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - The usual combo - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

Popped it on a friday night with my friend to catch up & grab a drink. We ordered 1/2 a chicken because my friend already have ate something. Lets keep it short. food: chicken was ok. Nothing special I wanted sauced chicken? I guess and my friend wanted regular and we couldn't decide so we asked if we could get half with sauce and half reguLar but they said no because we are only getting 1/2 of a chicken but they did offer sauce on the side which was $2. Not really worth it.. Service: AMAZINGGGG I LOVED IT. I loved the worker there super sweet & super kind! VERY VERY good service. YAY to free beers! read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - Chicken & beer & soju & A TWO DOLLER SAUCE THATS NOT EVEN GOOD. - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

I'm not even talking about the foods here, The service is TERRIBLE!!!! We called wanted to get delivered. They said no delivery, so took Uber to pick up, finds out they do deliver, when asked they said they never picked up a phone call like that, denying, literally ... whatever, got our chicken took Uber back home, OMG the amount of pieces were way less than usual ... like WTF ... it's not even crispy and not the same taste as before .... if I could I would give out negative stars ... NERVER ORDER AGAIN! read more

I love traditional American wings and I love Korean food so on a Friday night my boyfriend and I along with some friends decided to have Korean fried chicken and some nice cold beer. We came in at 715pm as a group of 7 and there was only a 2 top dining. As we sat down we got the menus, our plates+chopsticks and a small bowl of popcorn. There were a few options to choose from but we ended up getting the biggest pizza and chicken combo ($74 or $76). It included a pizza, whole order of fried chicken, another whole order of chicken that came drenched in sauce, an order of French fries (potato wedges) and a pitcher of beer! There were a few choices for our pizza but they're more known for their sweet potato pizza. It was a 6 on a scale of 1 to 10 for me. The I guess "sauced" fried chicken came in either sweet and mild, sweet and spicy, or hot. The whole fried chicken here is mostly a small drum here and there and some small chunks of breast meat. Not too little and not too much for our group and the sweet and mild we got was tasty and not overbearing. I just wish the regular fried chicken they serve came with a little more salt. I prefer this over Debasaki and Pelicana. The chicken was so juicy and tender yet crispy and saucy on the outside. They also have other options besides fried chicken that I shall try next time (braised pork!!!) read more

Cheogod Zip Chicken Pizza - Half an order after I ate a piece, half regular fried chicken and half of the sweet and mild - Korean Near Me - Flushing, New York

They have the best sweet potato pizza! Hands down the best! The chicken is all right in my opinion. I had other preference in my korean fried chicken but their pizza is bomb. I highly recommend their combo deals which comes with choice of pizza, kfc, choice of sides and choice of soda or beer. It a better deal $$ rather than getting everything individually. The spot is very small but the store has a very cozy feeling. read more