Update: back again to try their half n half fried Chicken, it was super good, crunchy outside very…read moremoist inside. We also had the bulgogi stew and the pork bone soup, both delicious... again I was disappointed with the ban chon and knock a star off

One of the BEST pork bone and kimchi stew I've ever had! Clean restaurant, beautiful decor, amazing…read moreservice and extremely delicious food! And affordable prices. I'd pay good money for all of these things! I love fried chicken but cannot eat much so my other half was happy to have most of it. This is one of my favourite places to visit!

Surrey had a lot of fried chicken options. I was in the area and decided to order some take out for…read morelunch. The restaurant was not really set up for dine in. There were only two stools for seating. Food was made fresh to order. Chicken was juicy and delicious. The signature spicy was mild spicy. The Pelicana Crunch was very crispy. It was doubled fried when I inquired what was the difference to their original. The cheese fries were alright. It was something different from the usual plain salted fries. The tteok bokki was nicely coated with a mild spicy sweet sauce. There was an egg and slices of fish cake. Overall, it was a tasty take out meal. It is probably better to call in your order in advance to save the 25 minute wait.

Best fried chicken around and I've had them all. Light batter and fresh ingredients. Excellent…read moreservice in a newly renovated unit.

Best Korean food I've ever had, we got the angry chicken and bbq chicken with brussels and kale,…read moreomg, so good! The angry chicken was very flavorful and not too spicy, the bbq chicken had a nice sweet taste to it. We will be back!

This place just opened up not too long ago. My friend ordered on a foody app for delivery. We got…read moretwo whole chicken of soy and garlic flavor chicken. Along with their fries, pork belly bowl and an order of brussel sprouts. We didn't know the portion was super big. The meal was for four of us. I don't think we needed to order two whole chicken. Whole order means a whole chicken. I were deceived by some of the pictures posted on Yelp because there were no descriptions. The portion size here is super generous. Food was very tasty. Only issue I have with their chicken is the way they chopped it up. They seem to have chopped it at a very awkward way. Also their chicken is somewhat lacking in crunchiness. It is very flavorful. My favorite is their pork belly rice bowl. It is something I will go back for.

Saw this place when I googled chicken and decided tonight to try it. First impressions is it is a…read morebit off the regular roads and sort of hidden. Once you find it the restaurant is clean and service was warm and welcoming. The original friend Korean chicken is crispy and delish. Being my 1st time they gave me a side of waffles and packed it all in a cute bag with their logo at no extra charge! Well I'm not one for chicken and waffles but DANG these waffles knocked it out of the park!!!! I might stop in just for these. Great food, great service - definitely need to try.

The staff here are very nice and know how to really put a smile on your face. The food is very well…read moremade and just melts in your mouth once eaten. The cider was super good! My dad and I loved it!! It was like something new that we've never tried before, we recommend you give it a try. The ambiance of the place is very cozy and fun. I highly recommend this place for anyone who is looking to try something new.

My friends and I were hanging out trying to figure out the right food for a dinner meal. We already…read morehad the alcohol, so the natural fit seemed to be grabbing some Korean fried chicken to go with it. Having had a previous good experience, we opted for some takeout from here. We ordered a ton of food. I'm a sucker for the cheeseballs but it is definitely an acquired taste. It is almost essentially just cheese in a pastry ball. We tried the rose rice cakes. They weren't overwhelming spicy, but there was still a nice kick of spice in it. The highlight of the chicken for me was definitely the pa dak. All of them were very delicious overall and left my friends satisfied. All in all, I can't complain about the food here. It provides exactly what you want in terms of Korean fries chicken.

The last time I was at the Noodle Road Japanese restaurant was a long time ago, for my friend's…read morebirthday. I came back when I was running some errands in that area. When I was there, it was not very busy, so I got a table right away. The inside of the restaurant had a classy look to while still maintaining the Japanese aesthetic to it. The menu has so many more choices than I have seen any Japanese restaurant carry. From sushi and donburi bowls to Korean chicken and Fried Nori Tacos I actually had trouble deciding what I wanted because of how much there was to choose from. I ordered the Janjangmyun with the Crazy Boy Sushi Roll. The janjangmyun was fantastic overall. The noodles were great on their own, the caramelized onions were succulent, and the black bean sauce helps make everything in the dish taste exuberant. The sushi roll was fresh, crunchy, meaty and full of flavour. The service was nice, and I liked the waitress that served me. I really look forward to coming back to Noodle Road because I want to try their K-Pop Chicken the next time I come there. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Three stars are based on their fried rice and service. We paid about $45 with tips. Doesn't seem…read morelike much but it was for the quality and quantity of food. Soy garlic = unfortunately, this made me sick afterwards. Chicken was old and chewy. We knew it wasn't fresh because we've had endless amounts of Korean fried chicken at many places in Canada and in Korea. Batter was so thick, as if it was re-battered and refried. The chicken pieces were so tiny that they got lost in the batter. It was also too sweet. If you're not a fan of sweet fried chicken, don't order this. We didn't think soy garlic would be too sweet so we were quite disappointed and didn't want to send food back when many around the world barely have anything to eat. Fried rice = taste was fantastic but the portion was tiny for a plate that cost about $19! I was surprised to have onion and sauce served with it; never had it before but I didn't mind it. It didn't elevate the dish or did anything to it so it could've been left out. Service = good. The hostess was friendly. Ambience = it is small but clean. Nothing much to say about decor but what is most important is that the tables and dishes are clean.

Woo Korean BBQ pleasantly surprised me with the quality of their meat -- everything was…read morewell-marinated and flavourful. They offer a good selection of cuts, and there happened to be a beer promotion during our visit, which was a nice bonus. It is on the pricier side, but overall we had a good time. The décor was fairly standard, and the service was solid throughout.

This was a great restaurant that Google Maps recommended to us after a hike at Chilliwack, we were…read moretired and hungry so we looked for the nearest Korean restaurant nearby as we reached Surrey. It was a BBQ place but we ordered cooked food as we were hungry, we had; Cheese Buldak which we enjoyed well as we love spicy food and the cheese added more flavour to the grilled chicken. LA Galbi, tender and well marinated, it was tasty. Mul-naengmyun, I was craving cold noodles as it was a hot summer when we visited Woo restaurant and this was recommended by the staff, a great amount of serving but I did not find it delicious, I think there was too much ice the broth was not tasty at all. Overall, Woo is added on our go to place in Surrey, which we went once again to try their bbq menu. Check them out, its worth a try.

We came here on our way to Vancouver…read more My husband needed some quick road sustenance - and The Great Mongolian BBQ was the perfect stop. The place was clean and well maintained and the staff were efficient and quick to help us. As a customer you get to pick the ingredients that you want in your bowl. My husband selected a delicious looking assortment of ingredients, including meats, fresh vegetables, sauces, and savory noodles, and then the staff cooked it up on their iron grill. I opted for lovely hot green tea We then grabbed a cozy booth and while I sipped on my soothing tea, my husband raved about his well seasoned meal. If you're looking for a quick hearty and flavorful lunch - The Great Mongolian is a solid stop. Trust.

This is kinda an interesting one for me. I haven't had Mongolian grill in probably 10 years, so I'm…read morenot sure what I can compare this to. It is essentially a semi self-served food court experience. You go in, top up an empty bowl with thinly sliced meat, veggies, noodle, sauce and they stir fry it for you on a huge flat hotplate. All together, there are maybe 15 items you can choose from, with another 8 types of sauce you can mix and match with. I guess people go in feeling it's more of an interactive experience. With a little bit of strategy, you can squeeze in a couple more ounces of food. Food was okay. I mean the ingredients were clean.. I guess? Similar to a salad bar, or a subway, or a poke bar, there's not really any skill involved in cooking these. I even mixed in my own sauce, so they literally just had to make sure nothing was raw or burnt. The presentation after things are cooked, would be considered underwhelming. (just look at the images) For the amount of food you get, the price is fair. But would I look forward to going back there again? Probably not. I'd say a hot bowl of pho for the same price would likely be more satisfying. Food 5 Service 7 Ambiance 6 Value 6