I had an amazing experience at BBQ Chi-pork! It was my very first time trying Korean grilled…read morechicken, and it absolutely exceeded my expectations. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. What really made this place stand out was the hospitality. The owner took the time to chat with me about how everything is made and the care that goes into preparing the food. On top of that, he surprised me with a BBQ pork rib to try since it was my first visit. That small gesture made me feel incredibly welcome, and the rib was absolutely delicious. It's rare to find a restaurant that serves incredible food and makes you feel like a valued guest from the moment you walk in. If you're thinking about trying Korean BBQ or just want great food with outstanding service, I highly recommend BBQ Chi-pork. I'll definitely be coming back!

I called ahead to ask about my food allergy. After running my errands today, I walked to BBQ…read moreChipork. They served daily lunch specials until 3:00 PM. Lunch Special $13.99 (includes rice, 2 sides, and choice of soup or soda) BBQ 1/2 Chicken - The chicken's seasoning was flavorful. I dipped it in the delicious Gami sauce. Mmm, finger-licking goodness! Fried Rice - The fried rice was tasty. Today's Side Orders (choose 2: Broccoli, Lemon Potato, Japchae, Sweet Corn) Japchae - The Korean stir-fried glass noodles with vegetables were yummy. Broccoli - The broccoli was crisp. Soup of the Day: Cream Soup or Soda Canada Dry Ginger Ale Bookmark this spot to try!

This is a small, family-owned shop with a cozy atmosphere. The woman at the front is friendly and…read morewelcoming. The "old-fashioned" fried chicken is well worth the wait, as it is made to order; you can expect about a 20-minute wait. The chicken is juicy and crispy, with the perfect amount of batter--it's not overly coated. I would love to return to try other items on the menu.

Came here for lunch. Prdered the whole chicken half soy garlic and half regular and fries…read more Service was okay. Owner was the only server. Ambiance was casual and small. The chicken was okay not well seasoned. Came here thinking it was like the instagram reel I saw and it was 80s style kfc but it just tasted bland and a bit dated. Not much flavor probably would not come back but good to try once

I used to go to their previous stall often, so when I found out they moved to the Queens Crossing…read morefood court in Flushing, I knew I had to go back and try it again! It is still a solid spot for authentic Korean street food. Portions are generous, pricing is reasonable, and the food tastes fresh and delicious What we ordered: Tteokbokki: The rice cakes had the perfect chewy texture, and the sauce was rich and not too spicy. Getting the cheese blanket on top is a must. Fishcake Broth: Warm, savory, and a great palate cleanser between bites. Strawberry Cream Chicken: Crispy chicken topped with fresh strawberries and syrup, served with a side of rich yogurt cream for a great sweet and savory bite. Cheddar Cheese Dip Chicken: Dusted in savory cheddar cheese powder for a nice flavor kick. Vibe & Service: The food court dining area is clean and bright, and the service was fast and welcoming. Highly recommend if you are looking for classic Korean comfort food and unique flavors done right.

What is with the hype on this place?! This is definitely NOT where you get your KFC l:Korean street…read morefood fix. We came here in the afternoon for an early snack, and we ordered: +the Dukbokki with cheese +the Soy Garlic Chicken +and, the Green Grape Chicken Each of the items were probably the worst versions of it, ever. The dukbokki was watery and had no flavor; the cheese was disgusting. The chicken were all boneless and were all dark meat, but mostly batter - the sauces and the seasoning were pretty gross. And, that whole 'viral' concept with the chicken with the grapes? Absolutely not. The grapes themselves were fine to eat, as they were just green grapes in syrup; they were not even cold, so a lil sus. Honestly, we were surprised we didn't get sick afterwards; everything was tossed. I did like one of the staff members, as he had such a great sense of humor! Located inside Queens Crossing, not worth a visit at all! +worst KFC/Korean street food +awful combinations +cheap meats +located inside Queens Crossing

You can enjoy authentic Korean flavors in Flushing. I highly recommend the Korean fried chicken and…read morearmy stew！

So imma start off and say that I liked the chicken, beer and army stew a lot, pancake also had good…read moresauce / flavor to it especially for a place where I'd take the chicken as the highlight. Food came out quickly but not in a time where it's like oh you're reheating everything tasted fresh / made to order. Seats were comfy even for someone with back issues. I liked it more than most of the other Korean fried chicken spots in the area that I've tried wings had a good flavor. Would prob get more chicken and the army stew again. Beer prices were also extremely fair and very much appreciated

5/5 stars I was…read morepleasantly shocked by the presentation when I opened the box. The chicken was glazed in a way I'd never seen before, and everything was packed with care. The chicken had a great crunch, stayed tender, and wasn't overcooked. The seasoning is so addicting and the mozzarella still had a nice cheese pull too. Forgot to take a photo. * Delivery arrived neat, not sloppy. * The food looked cared for and fresh. * Hit the spot for my fried chicken craving. * I don't live nearby, but if I did, I'd probably be here all the time. I've only ordered delivery, so I can't speak to dine-in.

Ordered the tenders combo and slider combo to go…read more They forgot the fries in one of the combos, but the manager Ali was generous to offer a full combo when we went to pick up. None of the other fast food places like Wendy's or Popeyes would go above and beyond for their mistake. Very much appreciated. The tenders and sliders use the same chicken, but sliders come with some Coleslaw inside. I recommend the medium spice level. They use a nice rub that's not too spicy. I'm guessing there's also hint of sugar that makes it so good. I would probably choose tenders over sliders since the buns on sliders masks the tastiness of the chicken. Fries were crinkle fries. Solid 5/5. My daughter loved Dave's sauce, which is good because I was afraid it would be spicy. Overall, pleasantly surprised and will come back!

Great food, vibes and customer service. Owner is respectful and patient with customers. Definitely…read morerecommend the soy sauce marinade and the scallion chicken, not greasy at all and scallion refreshes the palate.

Ordered take out thru grubhub on a Tuesday night. Thought we would like to try a different korean…read morefried chicken restaurant that is available to us. We ordered 5 pieces of marinated wings and drumlettes & half order of the chicken crispy style. My wife said, out of all we have tried so far... the crispy style we ordered taste very similar to a Korean chain called Nene chicken. Also comes with a side of pickled white radish. As for the marinated ones, I expect it to be soggy as it is drenched in sauce, this one is just okay. We would definitely order here again if we are craving it!

Looks like this place isn't called 92 Chicken anymore, so maybe I missed it at its best. This was…read moremy first time trying their fried chicken, and unfortunately it didn't live up to the hype. We ordered one order of wings and one order of drumsticks, which came out to about $34. The cashier told us it would take around 15 minutes, but it ended up being closer to 30. When we got home, the chicken was disappointingly soggy. We even tried putting it in the air fryer to crisp it up, but it didn't make much of a difference. The flavor itself was actually pretty good, but the texture just wasn't there--the chicken never got crispy, which is kind of the whole point of fried chicken. It also only came with pickled radish on the side, and the portion was pretty skimpy. Overall, it was a bit of a letdown. Not sure we'll be coming back

A small spot selling Korean fried chicken in a tiny strip mall. Hot tip: call to place your order…read morebefore you get there. There's no tables in there. The wait for your food on a Sunday evening is like 15-20 minutes. I loved the soy garlic drum sticks! They were well seasoned and enormous.

Holy moly spice warning!! After seeing so many videos about this place's chicken, I finally got to…read moretry it. The place is extremely small and can only seat like 3-4 people at the window. So I got it to go and ate it at the food court. Prices are super reasonable. We got the popcorn chicken - 4/5 so yummy but even at the medium level spice it was way too spicy! But it was a good portion, crispy, great texture. beef skewers - 2.5/5 this was just ok. For some reason it didn't really taste like beef that much. chicken skewer - 5/5 really enjoyed this. A good medium spice heat! squid leg skewer - 2/5 yummy but this was THE SPICIEST thing at medium level. I couldn't eat it after the second bite. spicy chicken burger - 3/5 this is okay! The sauce is a little too sweet for my liking typhoon shelter chicken patty - 4/5 I like it! They were extremely generous with the portion! The garlic fried tempura-like flakes on top provided great texture. The sauce is good too, would've liked it even more if it were just a tad less sweet. Overall this place is a great addition to flushing. Service is standard, you can order from the kiosk. You can come here for a quick snack or a full meal. They also offer a lot of combos as well as teas and soft serve ice cream. I just wish they were more consistent with the spice level. We ordered medium spicy across the board for all the foods that had that option but it was inconsistent. Great tasting foods, just beware that you may get something a lot spicier than you expect!

High quality chicken steaks for fair price…read more The chicken steaks are super juicy and thick cut, with good breading and seasoning. I love this spot for a quick snack. You can get the chicken steak with different kinds of added seasoning. I usually go for the salt pepper. When eaten fresh, it's so tender and crispy. The wait is not too bad. Can be a couple minute wait, but it's well worth it. They're likely being made fresh in batches only when ordered. Not in advanced. Staff are professional, there's also a kiosk for ordering inside as well. Inside only have a couple stools for sitting, but it is a cramped space inside. Mainly a takeout spot.

This is located at the New World mall basement…read more I came and ordered the 6 piece chicken meal and the chicken wrap. The wrap was pretty well seasoned with a large piece of crispy chicken in between. The 6 piece chicken was tasty and filling. The service of the restaurant is quite fast. There weren't many customers there at all. Ambiance is chill for a food court. Additionally, they have soft drinks to add onto your order for additional $

Was looking forward to trying this place after only seeing positive reviews. I left a little…read moredisappointed but wouldn't be opposed to trying again. I got the 2 for $7 chicken sliders and they were really big. They could be sold as regular sized sandwiches, honestly. The chicken is crispy and tender, but the sandwich overall could benefit from more flavor either through batter seasoning or sauce. I had to bring them both home where I could add my own sauce. The spaghetti is a big portion but it does have a really strong acid flavor profile. Definitely didn't anticipate this to taste like Americanized-spaghetti but this wasn't up my alley too much either.

Best food place in town!! . Excelente servicio…read more Ambiente muy agradable Comida muy buena Mega recomendado!!!

I ordered the 3-piece with truffle fries, and my friend got the 5-piece small. I forgot how huge…read morethe drumsticks are here. Even the small ones were pretty big. The kimchi was a big letdown. We were excited to try it and thought it would go well with the fries, but it tasted rank. I'm not sure if it had gone bad or if that's how they make it, but it was sour and really unpleasant like underpants or sweaty armpits. It had no crunch. Just soggy I think maybe for soup or stew but not by itself. Either way it was disgusting. Most places make their kimchi sweet and sour, and this was just sour and the taste was OFF. It wasn't worth $6. Honestly, they should take it off the menu. I don't think I'll be trying Korean fried chicken anytime soon. While the chicken drumsticks were large I felt the flavors did not seep into the meat and acted as a top coating. It was tender! I think the kimchi just ruined it for us lol the experience too.