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    TKK Fried Chicken

    3.5 (18 reviews)

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    Andrew G.

    Discovered this neat little place while dropping off packages in the Monticello shopping center. I was pleasantly surprised by how nice and inviting the restaurant was inside. The staff was extremely friendly and sat us down quickly. The menu was full of delicious Korean style chicken and standard items. My Tteokbokki was delicious and spicy. Also had a side of Kimchi that was tasty and spicy. I really enjoyed eating here. It is easy to get here and there is plenty of parking. Good for families and friends. A good overall value and v will definitely return to try another Korean meal.

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    Jay T.

    My first time here- stumbled across the restaurant by accident. Somehow the universe makes sure that you are where you need to be. They seem to be out of a bunch of stuff, so I went with the Classic Crispy Chicken sandwich, and made it Deluxe (+$1.50) because I enjoy vegetables on my sandwich. Made a combo of it, because who doesn't like curly fries?!? Got an iced green tea, which was pretty good as green tea goes. The sandwich was excellent- everything I want in a fried chicken sandwich- crispy, hot, juicy, slightly spicy. The fries were tasty and fresh. Ingrid was very helpful to a poor old first-timer, and the total before tip came to $11.98, so it was cheaper than the other places nearby. I'm not even worrying about the calories because I walked here! TL;DR- hot, fresh, delicious lunch in 5 minutes for $12 plus tip. How can you go wrong? I will definitely be back.

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    Omg, I wish I could give 6 stars. Simply put the best fried chicken on the peninsula! It's crazy good!

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