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    OZ Korean Cuisine

    4.0 (118 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Chicken Shop
    Open • 11:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Chicken combo 2 and 2 draft beers.
    Lisa K.

    We ordered the Chicken Combo 2 and 2 draft beers on a Friday afternoon around 5:30pm. Overall the chicken was good but the Snowy chicken didn't feel as Snowy perhaps because the cheese powder was not fully coated on all sides of the chicken. Fried chicken seems to have a thick dough texture but services was not bad and got busy really quickly after about 6pm.

    Queenie L.

    I was not always a fan of Oz but they changed their menu so some friends and I decided to eat it! Their chicken used to be a lot of batter but I'm so happy that it's changed now! The first picture is their Cheese Donkatsu. If you love cheese this dish is for you, there is sooo much cheese . It was a bit overpowering for my taste but I still enjoyed it. It's also really filling so u could also order and share with a friend. The second picture is their tteokbokki with cheese and Onion Cream chicken. The tteokbokki also had a lot of cheese and was delicious! This time the cheese felt right with the dish and it was nice to dip some of the tonkatsu or chicken into the tteokbokki sauce as well! The holy combo Lastly, the onion cream chicken I am personally a big fan of onions so this dish was delicious for me. I've always wanted to try onion cream chicken as it has been trending a lot recently, glad I got to try it here!

    Katsu don
    Evan C.

    Quick stop for lunch for 2 of us. Friendly place, very down to earth. We came for the soup. The fish cake soup lunch combo was great. For $17 with rice, banchan and a side of veggies and two pieces of fried chicken. I LOVED the fish cake soup. I added tofu to it. It was very filing in fact I couldn't finish it but I loved the 5-6 diff types of fish cake plus there was the ddokbokki or Korean rice cake. It's a really simple fish broth but I really loved it. Would definitely come back again for it. The Katsu seemed good too but I only tried a tiny bit. Good place!!

    Denise W.

    B and I felt like having Korean fried chicken for dinner. I went on UberEats and went through the options. Seems like Oz Korean had a pretty good deal at that time. With any purchase of $40 and more you get a small order of KFC for free (valued at around $16.50). I went ahead and ordered a padak chicken, sweet chili chicken and an appetizer size Dduckochi. The flavor of their chicken was not bad. However, in terms of crispiness and crunchiness, it was not wow. The color of the batter was a bit off. The worse was the Dduckochi. It was super hard and almost inedible. It was pretty nasty and do not recommend ordering it. Portion size is a bit on the smaller end given their prices. It was nice that the regular fried chicken came with a side of mustard. The mustard was pretty good which was a nice touch. However, I think the restaurant misread my order and charged me for a padak chicken but didn't give me the padak chicken or unless the padak chicken tasted like the regular chicken. I am guessing their Korean dishes are a better option than the fried chicken. Seems like they are not good at making fried chicken.

    Brenda K.

    I went here about a month ago to get lunch. I was happy to see lunch specials it was huge. I ordered Hot Pot and Bibimbap Combo it came with 4 side dishes and soup. This included tofu, radish, pork ribs, fried chicken with salad. It was quite a surprise seeing food coming out fast. Pork rib was grilled with torch, fried chicken was pretty good and radish came in plenty of amount. Everything seemed perfect until Sundubu came out. I asked for less spicy soup which came out as medium spicy for my liking. My gut is SO sensitive with spicy food. I felt sick after eating the soup because it was overpowering and too spicy. Other than that, I couldn't finish everything so I packed leftover for work lunch. I'll try other stuff on the menu just that their food was too spicy. How I wish I didn't have upset stomach for a spicy food.

    Original chicken small size
    Kate C.

    Ordered via UberEats and got a small sized regular chicken for free. Wow the size of this is so small. It should be around half the large size but it is about 1/4. Not sure if they do this normal for small sizes or they give less for the free item. The regular chicken taste good. It has a mustard dipping sauce which was a nice touch compared to other korean fried chicken places. The yangnyeom was lacking in flavor. We had the large size and it was a good portion The bibimbap was so tiny. It was so disappointing because it didnt even fill up half the container. Not worth to get this item here. I would stick to original flavor or try other flavors.

    Pork Katsu
    Jiaqi Z.

    Hidden gem in Coquitlam. Two of us ordered pork katsu, half order of fried chicken and seafood tofu soap. These are the three most recommended on the menu. Pork is very juicy and not overly oily, the fried chicken used dark meat so it was juicy and flavourful, again not too greasy. The seafood tofu soup tastes like what I had in Korea, it is pretty spicy tho so don't order it if you can't handle it. Service is fast and servers made good recommendations. Overall, top notch Korean food for Canadian standards.

    Padak/onion chicken
    Sonia C.

    Was in the area so stopped by OZ Korean cuisine. Tried their chicken platter which came with half spicy, half regular, snowing and onion chicken. Chicken pieces were tender but flavouring was not the best. The spicy had a strange flavour and aftertaste. The snowing, regular and onion were decent. The seafood pancake was not flavourful and could use more seafood. We also got a kimchi fried rice and soya sauce chicken which are not pictured. The kimchi fried rice was nothing to write home about, but I do recommend the soya sauce chicken. The soya sauce chicken was the best item of the night.

    Padak
    Alex C.

    Pros: - Tasty Korean fried chicken that's well seasoned and not too salty. Very crispy too. - Good variety of flavors. - Other dishes like pork bone soup are very good. - Vibey. Cons: - Service can be slow depending on the time. - Place can get busy.

    Andrew S.

    Came here around 530pm, after a little hike at Buntzen Lake and quick stop at Coquitlam Center. Glad we came at that time as right after, there was a lineup at the door. The food is good. I got the katsu don and my girlfriend got the seafood tofu soup. It is a little more than other places and you only get kimchi and pickled radish side dishes. The katsu don was flavorful but since the katsu was in the bowl, it wasn't crispy.

    Benson W.

    I have been here previously when take-out was the only option. And that experience was eating outdoors. Very glad that I was able to dine-in to this restaurant as it was originally planned. Not many restaurants offer complimentary tea, and fortunately this restaurant offers it. But the spicy Dduckibokki (spicy rice rolls with fish cake) tea doesn't help, but the copious of cold water does really help. Ordered 2 main dishes and 1 appetizer. The Dduckibokki, Japchae (glass transparent noodles with beef), and the 6-piece Gyoza. Of the 3 items I ordered, they were all definitely will please restaurant patrons. If you don't enjoy a little spicy, I don't recommend the Dduckibokki. You can request mild spice, but it may not be suitable for those who can't handle the Spice. But if you enjoy spicy food, then I totally recommend the Dduckibokki. As long as you have cold water by your side, you will be fine. The Japchae is a good choice. Nice smooth transparent glass noodles with the beef. Great combination. And finally the Gyoza. Deep fried and quite crunchy!

    Chicken platter.
    Ruchelle T.

    We went to this place based on the good review and it didn't disappoint. We had 2 chicken platters, donkatsu and cheeseball~ and their portion was great, more than we expected actually. Service is decent, our waitress was attentive and made sure we have everything we want. Ambiance looks very much Korean style so it passed the vibe. I definitely recommend this place.

    Gayan P.

    GEM! It is popular to order the Korean Fried Chicken here. They have a large section on the menu for it. If you're cautious about eating fried food, everything else on the menu is also delicious. The service here is incredible. It is the main reason that I am writing this review without delay. First of all, the host was all smiles, and cared like only an owner would. It didn't stop there. We wanted a side of kimchi, which wasn't included in anything we ordered on our first round. So we asked for it at an additional cost. Later on, we ordered a soup, that comes with kimchi. We didn't even think of it, but the server said she's taking it off, because its included. It was a little thing. We would never have noticed. How did the server even remember this detail? Awesome staff. You guys must be treating them well. Just their natural helpful attitude makes all the difference. We enjoyed everything we ate. Gentle warning: Line ups are not-uncommon. You may have to wait for a table.

    Padak fried chicken (forgot to take a photo after adding the green onion and sauce)

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    Amazing KFC! We get the half and half and it's a great variety. We love the kimchi fried rice too! Everything is so full of flavor.

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