I only quickly stopped by here to grab some to-go chicken for a picnic gathering on a Saturday…read morearound 12:30pm, though I thoroughly enjoyed everything I goI would say there were a ton of people cramped inside the fast-food-like joint interior with few tables, and we were quoted wait times of about half an hour or so for our order of half-and-half chicken - original and soy garlic flavors. They share parking with a Fred Meyer, which is to say there's a ton of spots that somehow get full really fast. Both flavors of chicken were delicious overall! The original was steaming hot, juicy as hell and very crispy on the outside, while the soy garlic was sweet and didn't go overboard with the saltiness and actually made a nice pair when eaten with the original wings. Both are on the higher end for pricing especially the half-and-half but taste profile more than satisfied me and my friends.

This is my second time trying Chicko Chicken. The flavors are excellent, which is why I came back…read more My first visit was at the Federal Way location, where I ordered the exact same half-and-half bone-in chicken. We received 12 large pieces, and it felt like a great value. Unfortunately, my experience at the Renton location was very different. Out of the 12 pieces, only about 3 were full-sized chicken pieces. The rest were tiny wing pieces hidden underneath. If I wanted mostly small wings, I would have ordered the 18-piece wings option instead. For almost $40, this was really disappointing and felt misleading. The taste was still great, but consistency between locations matters. I hope the Renton location is more careful about portion sizes because the food itself is delicious. I'd rate this experience: (3/5) -- Great flavor, but the portioning didn't match what was advertised or what I received at another location. I hope they improve the consistency because I'd like to keep coming back.

Seriously some of the best service Ive ever had in a Korean restaurant! The dakgalbi was spot on…read morewith the spice and sweetness balance with a good variety of vegetables, chicken and rice cakes. The owner and the young gentleman were both super kind and attentive. I used to go here 10 years ago in my early 20s and this place has been around since I was in grade school. Over time, the place improved greatly with the same cozy ambiance. There's a good reason for their longevity of business.

This wing platter hits all the right notes. You get the perfect combo of classic golden fried wings…read moreand the dry-rubbed cheese version coated in a flavorful seasoning that packs a punch. The crispy exterior locks in the juicy, tender meat inside, and every bite has that fresh-from-the-fryer crunch. The service was fast, parking was right outside. Great for date night!

The food was delicious! Their chicken wings with Asian zing sauce is a must try! It has that nice…read morecrispy texture with the sauce being sweet and spicy, but not too spicy so I could taste the chicken itself.

My go-to spot for banh mi and fish sauce wings in Federal Way. Be warned - there are only a few…read moreparking spots in front of the store. I recommend ordering ahead online or by calling, as the wings take a bit longer. I like the House Special Banh Mi (pate, ham, grilled chicken and grilled pork). The fish sauce wing is well-fried, and the glaze is savory and delicious, but it is a bit pricey $12 for 6 wings.

This Korean-Mexican fusion restaurant had me and my friends overestimating how much we could eat…read moreeven before we ordered... which is to say the food looks temptingly delicious AND it's a high recommend! We got here on a Friday night around 6pm and it wasn't busy at all. Inside is extremely casual with the carpet floors and bright lights closer to the counter. It's a place I can see getting full at peak hours given the limited seating inside. Parking for this place is relatively easy to find; the parking lot was big and virtually empty when I got there. You order up at a kiosk at the register, and after that things are hands-off with the napkins, sauces, utensils and water. The servers then bring your food to your table and you can enjoy from there. Menu consists of regular Korean dishes, mandus (Korean dumplings) and Korean-inspired burritos. We got plenty of stuff: - The pan-fried mandus (pork, veggies, tofu, glass noodles) were pan-fried just right with enough burn marks to satisfy my appetite here. The provided sauce was definitely better than just having plain soy sauce. Regular pan=fried dumplings but I love them! - The meat lover's fries had spicy pork and bulgogi beef along with cheese. It made the plain fries so much better! - The Korean sweet & spicy chicken wings were pretty small but they packed a lot of spice and flavor. - The real winner here was the bulgogi steak burrito, which had a lot of bulgogi meat, cheese, cilantro, white rice and other things all wrapped in a burrito wrapping. This by itself was larger than I thought and took up the bulk of my meal. I would advise not to get as many things as my friends and I did if you get this. It's packed with flavor, very delicious and also very big for $12.99. It was so much bulgogi meat in one meal but this was one of the best things I've had in a while!

I was craving dumplings for dinner. So the restaurant is called "Mandu-Ya" but the sign says…read more"GoGi". Its the same restaurant so don't let the name confuse you. The menus are on iPads, so you can browse photos of the dishes and place your order at your table. The woman working there was incredibly friendly and welcoming. The restaurant was clean with K-pop videos playing in the background. The food was good. I especially enjoyed their unique Korean-Mexican fusion quesadillas. The portions felt a little on the smaller side, so I'd recommend ordering a few dishes if you're hungry. Overall, it was a great experience with friendly service, good food, and a relaxed vibe.

Kaylin was the Goat. I would run through broken glass to eat that honey butter chicken. Smack my…read moremama. Beat my papa. By the Nine that chicken was grandiloquent.

super good kaylin was respectful awesome w chicken. soy garlic was my favorite super good music.read more

Finally got a chance to eat at Gogi. Ordered the Spicy Monster and Japchae with beef burritos. Both…read morewere flavorful and fresh. I was especially impressed with how tightly they were rolled. Good filling to rice ratio. Only suggestion would be for them to add more spicy mayo. I love sauce!

I'm a sucker for asian/mexican fusion spots. This place was a must try for me and it didn't…read moredisappoint. You order from the touchscreen at your table and their friendly staff delivers it for you. I wanted a try a bunch of stuff so we just ordered and shared everything. Meat Lovers Fries (5): exactly as you'd imagine with sweet bulgogi meat, this was just super tasty and disappeared quickly. Bulgogi Tacos (5): Another winner. IMO bulgogi on anything and everything! Tacos allows you to dress it how you like and its fantastic! K-Steak Quesadilla (4): very cheesy with steak. The steak wasn't as good as I was imagining it to be, but it was still a fantastic dish. The kids mostly ate this and the fries. Crispy Chicken Katsu Burrito (3.5): Crispy chicken katsu... wrapped like a burrito. What I like about their burritos is that the tortilla is coated evenly with a layer of rice so its not all glumped up. It's spread out evenly. I think the breading of the katsu was good, just maybe a little too much for a burrito. Kimchi madness burrito w spicy pork (5): you can get this with bulgogi or spicy pork. Had to try the spicy pork and it was delicious! I think the burritos need to have just tons of meat inside. So this was a hit! The kimchi provided nice contrast as well but I do wish it was more tangy. Bulgogi steak burrito (5): Like the tacos, put this bulgogi on everything! Yeah its good. Overall, I was in splurge mode but the family enjoyed it... and so did I. Tasty spot!

When we entered we were greeted and seated. Very friendly. They helped us with the menu. We had…read morecomplementary hot tea and requested some water as well. Food Black Bean Noodle The noodles were cooked well it was chewy and soft. The black bean sauce is savory and not too thick. The sauce coated all the noodles. So every bite was good. Sweet and Sour Pork The Tangsuyuk/ sweet and sour pork was delicious the texture was perfect. Crunchy and a bit sour and sweet. Paired well with the black bean noodle. Fried Dumplings We got a side of fried dumplings which was yummy. It was a good side to the meal. Overall definitely going to comeback and try more items on the menu.

Had the jjamjjamyun and husband had the jjajangmyun and sweet & sour pork combo. Food was not…read moreoverly seasoned and just the right amount of spiciness in the soup. The pork is made with sweet rice flour, so it gives it more of a chewy texture which is a nice change. We went in between lunch and dinner time, so it was nice and quiet. The staff was so friendly and nice, while being very prompt. I'll definitely be back!

Service was amazing, the lady running register was super nice and friendly. I usually don't rate…read morerestraunts often but the food here was crazy good. The duck was exceptionally juicy. Pull up

This is a takeout review. My mom ordered some meats here and we were surprised at how good it was…read more She got the roast pork, the duck and pork shank. They were all flavorful, tender. This is definitely one of the better bbq I had in a really long time. Service is pretty standard nothing really special. It's interesting how they do roast pork on on Thurs- Sunday but the other days they have char siu pork.. either way, definitely would come back to try this place with the other food.