Order KChickin Takeout or Delivery
KChickin Photos
Business Info
KChickin Popular Dishes
KCHICKIN ATMOSPHERE
You might also consider
More like KChickin
Recommended Reviews - KChickin
Start your review...
Reviews With Photos
Solid casual Korean and Japanese spot in the Fenway neighborhood. Quick and efficient service, and fairly priced given the area. Tteokbokki did not wow me honestly, I've had better but it is okay. Fried chicken is one thing they are very good at - I got soy garlic wings. They were freshly fried, perfectly sweet and salty, and had the perfect crisp to them. I'd come back for the Korean fried chicken if I was in the area! I can't speak for their Japanese selection
KChickin is one of those places that earns its high rating without much argument. We walked into a space that buzzes even on weeknight evenings, with a menu spanning Korean fried chicken, sushi, hand rolls, and Japanese comfort food. That combination sounds like it could go sideways, but the kitchen handles the range with enough confidence that the whole thing works. The fried chicken is the anchor of the menu and the reason most people come back. We ordered the soy garlic wings, the most talked about item, and they justified the reputation. They came out freshly fried with a glaze that coated evenly and a crunch that held. The chili basil version is worth ordering alongside if you want some heat, and the classic crispy is the right call for anyone who wants to taste the chicken itself without much interference. The calamari is a strong starter, well fried and light enough that it did not weigh down the rest of the meal before it got going. On the Japanese side of the menu, the kaisen don stood out. The presentation was careful and the fish was fresh in a way that made it feel like a dish the kitchen takes seriously rather than an afterthought. The hand rolls are solid and satisfying, though they lean more reliable than revelatory, making them a good addition to a larger spread rather than the sole reason to visit. For a spot covering this much ground, the consistency impressed us most. People drive over an hour to eat here, and that says something. It earns the trip. We would come back for the soy garlic wings and a bowl of kimchi tofu soup, and we would bring friends who want both Korean fried chicken and fresh sushi under one roof.
After our hotdog at our first Fenway game, we were hungry. The hotdog was good but it was not enough LOL We decided to find a place nearby and decided on some Asian food. We found KChickin nearby on Peterborough Street and they're open until 9:30pm. We walked quickly over as hunger is a good motivator to walk fast. The restaurant has takeout but offered enough space to hold three famished Fenway newbies. Service was quickly and friendly and the food was served fairly quickly. Seems like most restaurants begin at the suggested 18% tip to start. Some calculate their tipping suggestions at your subtotal before adding the taxes to your bill. This restaurant included the taxes as part of its tip calculation so be aware that you're actually tipping more than 18%. FYI: as a customer, you decide how much to tip for quality service. Bringing your orders to your table is basic. How many times they filled your water cups and check up on you are important and expected. Tipping is not automatic in my humble opinion. Servers who work diligently for their tips so tip accordingly to those who provided a great dining experience.
Decent Korean/sushi spot in the Fenway area. The restaurant space is a little small, but there are a good amount of seats and service was decent. Menu had a huge selection of dishes and while I'm usually apprehensive about spots that do a mix of cuisines, they did an okay job with the dishes we ordered. We opted to not get sushi as the name of the restaurant is very much oriented towards their fried chicken. Food came out fast and was fresh. The chicken was okay, nothing amazing but not bad. The soup was a little disappointing personally, but I prefer more flavor. The shell was tasty though. Overall, I probably wouldn't come running back, but I wouldn't mind returning if in the area again.
Casually stopped by with my parents, no expectations and it did not disappoint! Beef bulgogi was the fave, so much flavor but not too heavy. Katsu chicken curry was generous on the portion and was a comfort meal. It was my first time trying Tkeokbokki, these ones are pretty spicy! The shrimp katsu was a miss though - not whole shrimp, instead it was a fried paste/mix? Overall, huge menu so I'd come back to try the wings and sushi!
I'm glad I found a place which sells items with uni. I got the foie gras and uni hand roll with uni hand roll for takeout. It was interesting how they had the sauce on the side for you to squeeze on which was convenient for takeout. Unfortunately the uni in one of their rolls was not as fresh so it was a bit bitter and had a bit fishy flavor instead of sweet for fresh uni. Wish I could have tried more of their hot food items so the rating is only based on the freshness of the rolls. There was no parking lot in the front so you have to find a parking spot along the street with limited spaces. I got takeout but there were no utensils in my bag. Wish they had provided chopsticks or a spoon/fork.
I didn't have a car so I walked here from the station and it was definitely a trip but a very worth trip!! The food was amazing and the service was good as well. I really liked how they decorated the restaurant, every wall did decorated with intent. Definitely want to come back again!
After returning home from a trip yesterday we wanted to order food for dinner and the hubs wanted sushi so we ordered from KChickin for pickup. I ordered the miso soup and the spicy chicken entree which come with rice - and it was definitely spicy - very tasty but spicy - true into its name! We also ordered the garlic fried rice either chicken- which was very mild but tasty and comforting. The hubs ordered the Philadelphia roll, spicy tuna roll and the spicy salmon roll. He enjoyed all the sushi. Miso soup was good, warm, comforting maybe a tiny bit too salty but really good and had small pieces of silken tofu and seaweed. Everything was fresh when it arrived. Order was ready when he went to pickup. Only thing they didn't ask for his name when he had ordered although he mentioned it just as they were hanging up. So when he went to pickup and he said the name they could not find the bag. Then he told them all the items that were ordered. And then they were able to find the bag. Anyway, no big deal! Overall food is consistently good and service and ambience are great too!
Solid Korean fried chicken spot serving up other Korean and Japanese dishes -- including sushi! Located in the heart of Fenway, KChickin is known for their juicy yet crispy wings. We got their classic soy garlic wings which were packed full of flavor. Only downside is that some of the wings, near the bone were pink. Service was super friendly, our food came out quickly and we were seated basically immediately. The place seems like the perfect spot to grab drinks with a friend over some wings. It's a smaller spot with not too much seating either. I do wish there was a spot to hang coats as the seating is all stool seating. Overall, good vibes! Small tweaks I would personally suggest is ensuring that the chicken is 100% fully cooked and adding a spot to hang coats. Would def come back here again to try their sushi!
I came here for dinner on a Thursday and it was pretty busy but we were sat immediately! We both ordered the kimchi stew and shared a small order of the basil chili wings. The flavor of both dishes was amazing. This might be one of my favorite tofu stews I've ever had! The wings could have been crispier but still so yummy! I would definitely come back to support a small business! Highly recommend this spot!
3.5 stars, this restaurant was cute, parking was tough, lots of the parking was permit only for the apartments. We ordered the tofu, soy chicken wings and KChick Don. The chicken wings were crispy and delicious (kinda pricy for 6 wings), the tofu was a nice texture but kinda lacking flavor. My partner had the KChick Don, he said he enjoyed it. Service was good!
After spending several hours at the nearby Museum of Fine Arts, I walked around 15 minutes to Fenway for this top-rated restaurant in a strip mall essentially. After opening a very heavy door, a server will direct you to a table in their single dining room. Within minutes, I ordered and was enjoying my food. For lunch, I ordered the small boneless garlic soy chicken wings. They were very filling. The outside was crispy yet the meat inside juicy. It comes with a bowl of pickled things to offset the flavor. The grape soda was a perfect pairing.
The restaurant is bright/vibrant decors with small tables . Perfect for small group of friends and couple to go grab fast but delicious Japanese/Korean food. We love the Super Bowl and super rainbow and the hotate bomb! They don't take reservations so make sure to plan ahead
Had been wanting to try this spot, since we frequent the gyro spot next door when in the area as well as the green tea matcha joint down the block. Had some friends send social media vids and decided to pop in. I believe it's Thai owned Korean / Japanese restaurant. First I'll say i dig the vibe and the decor, mostly small tables with metal stools. Nowhere to really put your belongings except for a few jacket hooks by the restroom. The staff is very nice, and I felt was attentive refilling waters etc. the food came out quick. Ordered + NBA roll - thought it needed something crunchy maybe but the flavor didn't blow me away. + yumyum salmon was good, it tasted fresh and had their chili type seasoning on a bed of lettuce with maybe fish sauce? - this was probably the best of our dishes for me. + the soy garlic bone in wings were cooked well, chicken was moist, but the crunchy skin kind of just fell apart on ours as you eat it, more flakey then crunchy + the spicy pork Korean style dish was disappointing to me flavor wise had no depth like at authentic Korean spots. The sauce just wasn't it for my taste. Mostly veggies, had like 6 slices of pork mixed in that was slightly over. I think the spot is great for the area and I'm sure they'll continue to put out quality food. I personally just didn't feel excited about it after the meal. Will swing back by one day and give it another go! All the best! read more
KChickin is one of the best new spots around Boston. Their soy garlic wings are a MUST order. The pieces were huge, crispy, juicy, and wonderfully seasoned. I dare say this is my favorite Korean fried chicken dish in the city. Their Hotate Hokkaiyaki Bomb is aesthetic and addictively creamy, the seafood sundubu is surprisingly spicy and savory compared to traditional sundubu, and their katsu curry is comparable to ones we've had in Japan. We also got the Anago, which was good if you like eel. Because it's a small restaurant, the servers were attentive and the food came out quickly. There's Korean and Japanese pop music playing in the background, adding to the vibe and experience. Street parking is tough but not impossible to find. We'll definitely be coming back to order more Korean fried chicken and to try more things on their extensive menu! read more
2 years ago
My partner and I shared the half & half wings (soy garlic and chili basil) and super bowl - TASTE: 4/5 - enjoyed the sweetness of the soy garlic wings and the super bowl's combo of torched salmon and avocado TEXTURE: 5/5 - I love when fried chicken is fried well lol, especially Korean fried chicken's use of potato starch for a thin and light, but still crunchy, effect. Excellent! PRICE: 4/5 - total came to $65. Glad the super bowl wasn't any more than $13... SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - because it was fairly small. Appreciated the half & half option to try different wings SERVICE: 4/5 - walked in at 4:30pm on a Sunday and only a couple other parties were seated. The super bowl came out 5min after ordering, and the chicken was ready 5min after that. Our waitress was super attentive in refilling our waters ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - tight space w ~20 seats (stools), hooks to hang coats, and a bright collage wall PARKING: 4/5 - got a free street spot on Queenserry St read more
1 year ago
I came here while I was in the Fenway area and I was blown away by the menu. They have both indoor and outdoors seatings but the outdoor is takeout only. I got the agedashi tofu, super sowl and the super rainbow roll. Everything I got was amazing and the sushi was my favorite dish on the menu. Can't wait to try out more dishes next time I come here! read more
Right off the bat, the interior is small but cute. We got takeout and our food was ready in a short time. And it was delicious. The garlic fried rice with chicken had a tasty flavor of garlic and it was a comforting meal. The yum yum salmon lived up to its name. YUM. Fresh, no doubt, that dipping sauce was mind blowing. Spicy and tangy, it had so much depth. I wish they bottled it to sell. Yum, indeed. Why one star off? The plastic box in which they packed the rice was scorched? I'm not sure what happened to it but bits of plastic were coming off of it and we had to be very careful not to get any into our rice. read more
8 months ago
I honestly was extremely impressed with the Korean fried chicken here! It was extremely crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Also the flavor was great! All the staff here were very prompt in taking our order and serving us. If you're eating in it's a great little vibe, but not the biggest dinning area. read more
8 months ago
Great service, the Katsu curry was delicious!! The sushi wrap was super tasty I highly suggests bringing a friend to share the food with. read more
don't think you can go wrong with anything on the menu here - the fusion is done so well. the hand rolls are stacked with fresh fish, the wings are the perfect texture and juiciness, and the special roll was fun. trendy and casual atmosphere, friendly staff and workers. read more
I've been to this location twice and had a good experience both times. The first time we ordered the pork belly and the kimchi fried rice and the second time we got the chicken katsu curry and the ddeokboki. The space inside is cozy and cutely decorated and the staff are also very nice. The only reason I give it four stars is because the ddeokboki was a little too soft for my taste but the food was delicious. read more
The quick version: GREAT wings. Good everything else. New Wings/Korean/Asian joint opened 11/11/24, with a small space and tight seating. Looks like counter-only but they do table service. Korean Wings: Superb. Very plump, nicely crispy, explosively and slurpily juicy. Not as spicy as promised, but definitely a tingle here and there. More importantly, good flavor throughout. Inside, the chicken meat was extremely tender (especially on the flats) and had a pronounced marinade feel along with very strong chicken flavor. Always good to taste the actual chicken under all the add-ons, and this worked. Sweet and Sour Boneless Wings: Small tenders, good meat-to-batter ratio, crisp batter, and a sauce straddling bottled Thai chili sauce and a Shirley Temple. Nothing wrong with that. Vegetable Dumplings. Solid. Nothing unique or notably positive or negative. Standard. Bulgogi: I'm not going to pretend to be an authority on bulgogi. This was a spicier version with more finely shredded beef pieces than previous ones I've tried. Some nice mushroom slices too if you're a fan. Thin, tasty sauce. Served with rice. Very strong first impression, with the wings not just good but great. NOTE: One of the owners is a social media influencer with many friends who are just going to drop 5 after 5 on the place (and she even dropped a 5 of her own, which to Yelp's credit, got moved to "not recommended" review status), so go more by photos than numbers here. But this place IS very good. More of a 4 than a 5, but very good. read more
Business owner information
Shirley W.
Hello Gary,…
Kchickin has really unique Korean and Japanese food. The wings are so crispy and meaty!!! The Tangy Flakes wings stood out as a flavor we're never had and would order again! The Soy Garlic is also a good choice with crispy garlic bits sprinkled on them. I love that there's a lot of meat and onions for the Bulgogi dish. The onions bring out a natural sweet taste to the dish. The Katsu Curry is a hearty filling meal. I like that there's a good amount of sauce for each Katsu piece and rice to mix with. The Snow Crab Leg Maki was really good! Every bite has an explosion of flavor! I would definitely want to try more sushi from this menu. I love the asthetic of this place! Very modern Japanese x Korean interior design! They have a huge menu, even for soft opening, so I look forwarded to trying the rest of the things on their menu. Overall, I really enjoyed my visit. Highly recommend coming and would come back again. read more
1 year ago
Cute little place squirreled away surrounded by apartments. Great service that was prompt and friendly. Menu is very expansive, but in a good way. Reasonable prices. Great flavor on the Soy Garlic Chicken! Texture was crispy and the sauce was the perfect amount so that it didn't get soggy. Yum yum salmon was super innovative. It has a slightly spicy vinaigrette over slices of salmon and shredded lettuce. I'd get that again. Corn cheese was good though it was a bit heavy on the mayo and I'd prefer a bit more cheese. read more
Business owner information
Shirley W.
Hi Justin,…
8 months ago
Food was amazing! The food came out quickly and was hot and smelled amazing. The place is also small but cozy. Decor is cute. The staff were kind as well! read more
10 months ago
Solid spot that I frequent due to the close location - but during my most recent visit I got a salmon avocado roll (pictured) with the smallest amounts of salmon... literally double the amount of avocado versus fish. Hate when you are paying a lot and they skimp you. They also love to overcharge you for a side of spicy mayo. Worth a visit but wish they'd do better with these aspects read more
What a cute fusion restaurant! I like the wall decor and menu options they offered and the service was quite quick. I heard their fried chicken options were a must, so we tried the soy garlic and it was indeed DELICIOUS. Love how crispy and flavorful it was!! Also tried their kchick don -- wouldn't get it again as there was a lot more rice than toppings provided and it reminded me of a sushi bake. Would come back again though to try more of their Korean options and other sushi rolls! read more
9 months ago
1 year ago
Very quick service!! Got their small size (6) wings cheese for a quick snack and WOW their wings were super crispy, the cheese kind of tasted like Cheetos dust which added a nice savory flavor. Chicken was not dry at all and super juicy!! Would come back to try their other food! read more
Hmm. I really wanted to like Kchickin, but unfortunately it's a no from me. KChickin is located in the Fenway area, on Peterborough St, next to a few pretty tasty restaurants. They offer both Japanese and Korean cuisine, Thai-owned I believe. Extensive menu! It was honestly pretty difficult to figure out what we wanted to order because it was a bit overwhelming with all the options. What we ordered: -Soy Garlic Wings (small) -NBA roll -Yum Yum Salmon -Spicy Pork Thoughts: Had high expectations for their wings since I saw many reviews noting how good they were. For me, I thought they were overhyped. Wish they came out more hot (in temp); was warm-ish cold. The flavor was meh. Felt like it was missing something. The NBA roll was all right. Felt this roll was missing something, as well. 3/5. The Yum Yum Salmon was probably the best thing we got. The salmon tasted fresh. Wish it was more flavorful... had to dip in soy sauce with wasabi. The sauce it came with (tasted like fish sauce with some peppers?) did not do much for the salmon. Finally, the last dish that arrived was the spicy pork. This one was the most disappointing one, I fear. Sauce lacked depth and was bland. Tasted like it was just gochujang and nothing else. It was not at all spicy + did not come with much pork either. Mostly vegetables. Don't get me wrong, I love me some veggies, but this is supposed to be a pork dish haha. The veggies were bland as well & sauce didn't help. Essentially the same as eating steamed veggies w/o salt... I thought about trying their hand rolls too, as they do look yummy in pictures and on social media, however, this meal was already enough disappointment for the day, for me. The staff was nice though!! & decor was cute! Note: there isn't anywhere to really put your stuff, like bags etc. They do have a small coat hanger in the back of the restaurant by the bathroom. Perhaps will try again in the future, but not impressed with my visit today. read more
1 year ago
Cute little Korean/Japanese place in the Fenway area! Very casual, great service, and excellent food. My friend and I split 2 appetizers and two entrees, with plenty left over. The chili basil chicken was not too spicy and delicious though I wish they were a bit crispier on the outside. I wish Yelp would allow half stars because this was the only slightly-less-than-perfect bit. Shishito peppers were solid and tasty. We split the katsu curry which was TWO pork cutlets and perfectly breaded. And also a gyudon which had tender and juicy beef, also a huge portion! I got a scallop hand roll for myself. Hands down one of the best scallop hand rolls especially given how affordable it was!!! Shout out to the pickled daikon too. read more
WOAH-I haven't had fried chicken this good in a while. We got the tangy flakes bone-in fried chicken. And we only got 6 :( I WISH WE GOT MORE because I was addicted. It's so crispy and the flavor was zesty with a pinch of spicy. Anyways, we also got the soft tofu stew (soondubu) and it was the spiciest tofu stew I've ever had. But the flavor was so good and this has been the best I've had in Boston. The only dish I thought was okay was the Korean spicy chicken. I think it was sweeter than the usual dish and it tasted a little off. Ambiance wise, the place is not meant for large groups. It's pretty small and they try to seat you efficiently. We got 3 dishes and it was hard to fit it all on our table . But I will definitely go back for that tangy chicken!!! Maybe try a few other good looking dishes read more
6 months ago
2 years ago
Went here during their soft opening and I walked away satisfied with both the flavors and overall quality of the food. The biggest appeal? A restaurant serving both Japanese and Korean cuisine, no more having to choose between the two! The restaurant is on the smaller side, so expect a wait if you go during peak hours. Even though I arrived slightly after lunch, there was still a 10-15 minute wait for a table. The decor immediately transported me back to Japan with intimate seating, small stools, and a strong anime aesthetic. However, the space was a bit chilly, as my husband and I found ourselves keeping our jackets on throughout the meal. Service was efficient and to the point which was impressive for a brand new spot. Now, onto the real highlight: the food. Hotate Bomb - A must-order. I always seek out this dish when I spot it on a menu, and this version ranks high on my list. Fresh seafood, creamy sauce, and served over on going fire which made for an indulgent bite. Yum Yum Salmon - The one miss of the meal. While the salmon itself was fresh, the sauce pooled at the bottom of the cabbage rather than coating the fish, leaving it underwhelming. Would not order it again. Hand Rolls - One of the standouts! The quality to price ratio was fantastic, especially compared to other places. They have a good variety. Highly recommend. Korean Fried Chicken - A hit. Perfectly crispy, juicy, and seasoned just right. Exactly what you want from KFC. Galbi - Good quality, with a solid fat to meat ratio. Personally, I found it a bit too sweet, but that's a matter of preference. Pork Belly with Sesame Oil - A great cut of pork belly, though I wished it was crispier. Given the fat content, a bit more crunch would have elevated the dish. Seafood Sundubu with Egg - The showstopper. A rich, flavorful broth that packed a punch. As a soup lover, I'd order this every time I visit. This restaurant brings the best of both Japanese and Korean flavors together, making it a go to for indecisive cravings. While there were a couple of minor misses, the overall was impressive for a newly opened spot. I'll definitely be returning to explore more of the menu! Would I recommend it? Absolutely. Just be prepared for a wait and maybe bring an extra layer if it's cold out! read more
3 months ago
11 months ago
The fried chicken wings were delicious ... especially the spicy ones were infused with flavor. The seafood soondubu tofu soup was yummy, spicy, and came with a fresh egg you crack into it. Galbi was pretty good. My son finished all the katsu curry, but took some of my rice because he wanted more. The service was very attentive, thank you! read more
This is one of the best Korean fried chicken places that we've been to in Boston. The inside is small with not too much seating but the service is fast. We ordered the hotate hokaiyaki bomb, soy garlic Korean fried chicken wings, anago, katsu curry, and seafood sundubu. Everything was delicious, especially the katsu curry, which was extra crispy. The seafood sundubu was spicier than we expected so be careful if you can't handle spice. Looking forward to coming back to try the other wing flavors. read more
a great place for fast and delicious Korean street bites! The restaurant is casual with only a few tables and stool seating, but has a fun and friendly vibe with lots of colorful decorations and kpop music. Service is very kind and quick! My favorite dish that I had was the boneless soy garlic chicken wings and I will definetly be back for more - super saucy, crispy, and a little spicy kick that made it scrumptious! read more
KChickin is a new Korean & Japanese fusion restaurant in Boston and it is here to stay! They have an extensive menu with both Korean and Japanese dishes. Their Korean fried chicken is one of their most popular, along with some sushi dishes!! I love the ambiance here, too. They have these two walls that are super contrasting and brings out the culture of both Korea and Japan. For food, we ordered the Spicy Korean & Chili Basil wings, spicy tofu stew, hotate scallop bomb, super bowl, super rainbow roll, and the otoro & uni hand rolls. The wings were so crispy and juicy inside and cooked well. I liked the spicy Korean better because it's spicy and sweet but chili basil was a good balance . The tofu stew was good but not as deep as I would like. The hotate bomb was so cool and full of flavor. The heat added some nice char to the edges and smoky taste really came out. Super Bowl was creative, with torched salmon on the outside and avocado crab cucumber on the inside - good temperature contrast. The roll was beautiful. Otoro hand roll was my fave and it was super tender and fresh. Uni was okay but was small and not as full. Overall this spot is a great place for trying a little bit of everything. Welcome to Boston! read more
1 year ago
Business owner information
Shirley W.
Hi Hana,…
8 months ago
This place was so good we came back again in 2 days. We are in town visiting from New Orleans. HIGHLY recommend this restaurant. read more
2 years ago
A fun new restaurant in the Fenway area! I came here on a Sunday right as they opened with a couple of friends. We ordered a small tangy flakes chicken wings, kimchi fried rice, yum yum salmon, and NBA roll. My favorite dish was definitely the wings with a unique spice and perfect crispiness I would love to come back and try the other flavors. The kimchi fried rice was good and not super spicy. The sushi was fresh and the service was quick. As we were finishing out lunch this place was filling up as people were waiting for tables. Overall, definitely recommend trying this place out next time you're in Fenway! read more
We came during 3pm. It wasn't to busy. The service was good. Here is what we got. Korean Fried Chicken: Original Chicken Chicken, Chili Basil, Soy Garlic, & Spicy Crazy Korean . The wings were crispy with a moist inside. The sauces were so Flavorful. I can't decide which one I like.Katsu Curry .The Pork Katsu was perfect in the Curry. It was super Flavorful The Gabli was perfectly marinated. It was juicy & had a nice char.The Handrolls line up was Grilled Eel Handroll, OToro Handroll, Ikura Uni Handroll , & Foie Gras Handroll.The Handrolls had some quality ingredients. You can definitely taste it in every bite. My Favorite was OToro Handroll & Ikura Uni Handroll .The Tteokbokki was so spicy. It bring me back to Korea.The Cheese Corn was surprisingly amazing. I couldn't stop eating it. The Seafood Sundubu with Egg. Soup was spicy and delicious. Perfect for the winter . Overall, a great experience for the money. would recommend read more
8 months ago
We came here again and somehow it was was even better than yesterday! Although they have a small dining area (only about 6 tables?), we were still seated as quickly as possible and again, service was great as usual. We tried more items on their menu including corn cheese, avocado salad, sashimi, and the scallop mixed with crab over fire. We did find that the soy garlic chicken we got today was crispier than yesterday; this was such a nice surprise to find! Their corn cheese was delicious and had more flavor than simply corn+cheese, a little salty and savory. The avocado salad was also delicious, the perfect colder dish to supplement the others. The over-fire scallops and crab was also great, it had some kind of cheesy or mayo-y taste, which I loved. Again, this second visit definitely makes me want to come back, I highly recommend! read more
2 years ago
Went here for a late dinner with my fiancé since we had a craving for sushi. I ordered the Hotate Hokkayaki bomb to start (presented with a live flame in a shell) and my fiancé had the yum yum salmon which was delicious especially with the spicy sauce. For the entrees I had the Foie Gras hand roll and my fiancé had the spicy roll combo (which came with a miso soup). Everything we had was so fresh and tasty, The service was spectacular. The staff was so friendly and attentive as well as quick even though it was packed on a Friday night. I love the neon signs and wall plastered with Japanese and anime references. Highly recommend, we will have to come back to try the Korean options next time! read more
Business owner information
Shirley W.
Hi Thuy,…
1 year ago
KChickin was amazing!! The wings were spot on. My kids ate the plain boneless tenders and they were perfectly crisp. Kimchi fried rice was enjoyed at our table too. read more
9 months ago
1 year ago
We ordered the katsu curry and a spicy salmon roll! The food was yummy and we would come again read more
More info about KChickin
86 Peterborough St
Boston, MA 02215
Fenway
Directions
(617) 530-1181
Call Now
Order Takeout or Delivery
Start Order
Visit Website
https://www.kchickin.com
Full menu
Hours
Payment methods
Food & Alcohol
Indoor Amenities
Outdoor Amenities
Other Amenities
From the Business
More Info
Health Score
KChickin Reviews in Other Languages
Ask the Community - KChickin
You might also consider
Why does Yelp recommend reviews?
8 reviews that are not currently recommended
The reviews below are not factored into the business's overall star rating.
2 years ago
2 years ago
2 years ago
2 years ago
1 year ago
2 years ago
1 year ago
