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    4.4 (144 reviews)
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    Boneless Chicken (Honey Garlic)
    Dominique N.

    I went here on Valentine's Day to pick up a quick bite and it was so good! The chicken was nicely fried and crispy. The staff were super friendly! I loved how the insight had a rustic cozy feel too! Overall I recommend. I definitely need to go back and try other food options.

    Korean Fried Chicken with Jolla sauce
    Carmen N.

    An absolute hidden gem. Best place and only place for Korean Fried Chicken in the heart of Chinatown. Went there for lunch on hot summer day and was able to get seats immediately. The staff was super attentive. We started off with the fried veggies and then moved on to the main course. The fried chicken drums and wings! Nice and crispy on the outside and tender/juicy on the inside. The sauce was intense. Got the super spicy guaranteed to sweat bullets spicy and it had a nice kick! (For my fellow vindaloo lovers, the sauce was still very manageable- just as a reference). All in all, place did not disappoint. Would definitely recommend and come back again!

    Signage
    Christine L.

    Stopped into Tada for lunch. Was greeted immediately and given a table. Service is attentive. I ordered the $9.99 lunch which was chicken with a side of salad, cucumbers and rice. It came out pretty quick. The chicken is tasty and I love the marinade they use with the salad. The cucumbers look spicy, but they are not. It wasn't overly crowded for lunch, but by the time I left more tables had been filled. Servers are around if you need anything but aren't rushing you. Love the sister restaurants Tofu Tofu & Lululala as well!

    Japchae
    Melody C.

    Passed by here enough times to finally stop in. Very clean environment. Tables mostly filled up, but not "crowded." We got the soy garlic fried chicken (wings and drums) and fried spare ribs. The meats were pretty good, and the restaurant gives you buckets to discard your bones and gloves to keep your hands clean. I don't recommend getting the japchae. The portion is obnoxiously small and didn't taste that authentic. I liked that they provide a complimentary salad at the beginning of the meal. If you're lucky, you might pass by when they're giving out samples out front.

    Beef Hot Stone Bibimbap (3/5)
    Karen Y.

    It's a pretty good 3.5 spot for fried chicken to satisfy your craving without going to Ktown! Came here for lunch after our hair appointment, and wanted something savory. TADA has enough tables for a crowd of 20, decent size. Very nice staff, variety of combinations from fried chicken sets to platters with rice. We got the soy garlic wings (pretty solid - lighter batter) and a beef bibimbap (this was ok... not the best version, missing seaweed, fernbrake, lacks sesame oil flavor). Also got a kimchi pancake - quite crispy and we liked this one, although it could use more kimchi inside. Overall a solid spot for a quick lunch. If in Chinatown, and craving this w/o going to Ktown, this will satisfy your craving.

    The $12.99 special of rice, 2 piece chicken and salad
    Kneenoshhka G.

    In all my years working near Chinatown, I haven't really ventured out to find good lunch spots BUT I think I found one. Most of the places in Chinatown are cash only and since this gurl never carries cash, I haven't exploredEXPLORED... But Tada was cool. I've been here many moons ago so I'm actually coming back to this spot. Korean BBQ... I got the honey soy garlic wings - not as great as Mad for Chicken but it comes close. I loved how you got gloves with your order of wings. I got the 2 piece special that comes with rice and salad ($14.14). Service does take a bit of time BUT it's worth it I'll be back to explore the rest of the menu for sure.

    Cheesy tteokbokki
    Y L.

    If you are in Chinatown and need your fried chicken fix, look no further than Tada Fried Chicken. It instantly reminded me of Seoul. We came hungry and ordered what they are known for the fried chicken. Got the sweet n spicy and the honey soy garlic wings. Crispy and juicy, even came w a side of the sauce, but I thought it wasn't necessary. The fresh green salad on the side was a perfect light palate cleanser. Crab Ramen, this was what I needed on a cold day. It was warming and big chunks of blue crab. Kimchi Fried Rice: My mom ordered this. Nice and satisfying with a sunny side egg on top. Cheesy Tteokbokki: The ultimate comfort food w a nice cheese pull. The rice cakes were chewy and the spice level was mild. Must try Korean national dish, the Bibimbap, perfected charred ont eh bottom to give me that nice crispy rice at the end. Tried the $15 Pork Bone Soup special . It was a satisfying and meaty portion and a great value that will come with all the banchans. The array of banchan or side dishes- you get unlimited kimchi, macaroni salad and pickled cucumbers with your meal. The restaurant is spotlessly clean. The waitstaff was genuinely attentive and helpful. They offer $10 weekday lunch specials. I will definitely be back to try those. Tada delivers on all fronts. You get good food, generous portions and great value. The atmosphere is clean and welcoming. I will definitely be back again.

    Anna K.

    Great Korean fried chicken place in Chinatown. The wings are perfectly crispy without being greasy. I also like the kimchi pancake! I wish they will give more Banchan

    Potato Wedges (large)
    Benito M.

    Have tried a few spots for Korean BBQ and swore I had already had the peak best. This has been by far the best I've tried anywhere in the city. The food came out quick and the servers were able to recommend some menu items as it was our first time dining here. Highly recommend the broth/soup along with the chicken itself wow

    Carmen L.

    My to go take out spot for Korean fried chicken . $32 for a whole chicken that can feed 2 people or maybe 3 . We got the soy garlic flavor. Skin was nice crispy and flavorful. They give you free side macaroni and salad. Service was quick as it was a pick up. Very spacious inside if you want to have a sit down meal.

    Fried ribs and curry
    Shad P.

    The food was definitely bussin. Juicy and perfectly fried rib with a solid amount of meat on it. The wings were fried to perfection as well and they did not slack in the protein to sauce ratio. The curry was tasty as well could lacked a hint of spice in my opinion. Hot Stone Bibimbap was pretty tasty as well but I personally needed a sauce on the side (they provided me with some honey ginger). The service was pretty good. The whole staff was attentive at all times. The ambiance gave diner vibes. Nice place for a quick bite!

    Cat D.

    The food is good here, fast service and friendly staff. What I liked the most is that they provided gloves so you don't get your hands all messy. The food was the right amount and delicious. It came right out of the kitchen so it was fresh and hot when it got to us. The dining area was bright and clean, and not too noisy. Here's what we ordered: - 8 pcs wings and 5 pcs drum (wings were Honey Soy Garlic and drums were original ginger crispy) It was enough for 2 people. It was very good. It came with a salad with ginger dressing and a macaroni salad. All very good!

    Ashley L.

    Food always tasty. The sunmer menu cold noodle is great just wish it had beef in there. Staff & service is always great. Will be returning.

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