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Unidentified Flying Chickens

3.7 (742 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Lina L.

We hit up UFC on a scorching Wednesday, and it was a bit of a disaster. No AC in sight, just two sad little fans trying their best. Spoiler alert: it was really, really hot. Our server was great, but the chicken? Not so much. We tried the BBQ Ranch Chicken, Large (20 pc) wings in half sweet and spicy and half soy garlic, and the Beef Bulgogi. The sweet and spicy wings were the best of the bunch, though a bit too saucy--like, is this chicken or a soup? The Beef Bulgogi was as average as a C-student's report card, and the soy garlic wings were a salt lick in disguise. Some pieces of were so chewy and hard, it was like gnawing on cardboard. The BBQ Ranch Chicken looked amazing but don't be fooled--it's a salt bomb. I couldn't finish mine because of how salty it was. The real kicker? I've had way better chicken up in Ithaca, and those places don't even specialize in chicken. Oh, the irony. This was our first and probably last visit to UFC. Overall, we collectively gave it a rating of 3.2 stars out of 5.

Jeffrey L.

I got a 64 oz draft beer and it was delish! Also got the xtra size wings split into 2 flavors , sweet and spicy and soy garlic. I think their wings got a lot better than before . Will definitely go back again !

Eddy G.

This place is one of my favorite spots in Queens. The BBQ ranch fried chicken is insane. I don't know how they do it, but every bite is perfection. The breading is always crispy in the best way, and the sauces are delicious. Plus, they have tons of other amazing options too. I'd still recommend the BBQ ranch fried chicken tenders, though. My favorite dish I've had by far.

Poutine fries
Fateha A.

1st time here & I expected better. The service cuda been better. Dude seemed annoyed. Anyway, I got japchae empanada (2 pieces for $7). The inside was decent. The outside was overdone. I also got 6pcs buffalo wings with garlic Parmesan sauce ($10). The wings were good. As with any Korean restaurant, they have some banchan. They had danmuji, the white, cubed, pickled kind in sweet sauce. They also had macaroni salad which was good & fermented coleslaw. Not a fan of coleslaw, esp the fermented kind. The poutine fries ($13) were overdone, too crispy as well.

Kathy X.

The space is a little cramped and narrow lengthwise, but we were able to fit a decent sized group inside. My friends and I shared everything. We ordered a couple different flavors of fried chicken, bulgogi and pork loaded fries, and veggie jap chae. The chicken was absolutely delicious! They were delightfully crispy, tender, and was well seasoned with bold flavor. The bulgogi loaded fries with onion, scallions, and sesame seeds were also very tasty. The meat was juicy, succulent, and marinated in this wonderful savory sauce, which covered the fries as well. The fries were nice and crunchy with great potato taste. The jap chae was pretty good. Noodles were perfectly cooked and the veggies (colorful peppers, cabbage, onion) were fresh. However, I missed the meat. Service was solid. The waiter was efficient and brought everything out in a timely manner. Prices were reasonable. I'm just not sure I would return because I already tried everything I wanted.

Wings And Drums Soy garlic and sweet and sour

I had the pleasure of getting UFC over the weekend for takeout. Bulgogi fries were great rich in flavor fries being on the softer side. Drums and wings were crispy, loved the soy garlic. Garlic Parmesan had strong flavor. Overall food was good would get again.

Mike F.

Good not great. Serves the purpose of quick eats. Service is quick but don't expect anything extra. Just no frills. Bathroom is downstairs. Clean. Just average spot but consistent.

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Patricia P.

I am so excited I finally got to visit UFC. This place has got something for everyone - great for a treat yourself, or a group meal. Yesterday I attended a friends birthday gathering in the downstairs space. We felt so well taken care of. EATS: Wings, I lost count of how many I ate. But not regrets. Perfectly breaded and sauces chicken. As expected quality in the heart of Jackson Heights. UFC Burger, well composed and good! Can't got wrong with a few of these. And it's on a brioche! Drinks, I stuck to soju mostly. But there's over 10 really well chosen micro brews on tap. As well as all your staple soft drinks. AMBIANCE: Cute medium size room for reserve. Comfortably fit about 20 people (we were all vaccinated). Perfectly set up for karaoke - or drinking games.

Yummy Korean food!
Vanessa C.

This restaurant is located in Jackson heights, Queens. It popped up as the best Korean chicken joint in my area so ofcourse I had to check it out. This location is currently offering limited indoor dining Food: I ordered the soy garlic wings, bbq mustard wings & sweet & spicy wings. All 3 sauces were delicious and the chicken had a nice crunch to it but I must say the bbq mustard was my absolute favorite! Booze: they offer a plethora of assorted beers along with beer flight option. I highly recommend starting with the flight ($10) trying a few beers then deciding which to commit to. The beer paddle was numbered versus having the beer name on it, whatever beer #3 was my favorite. They also sell wine & soju! Parking: it's off street. you might have to drive around a few times for good parking as this area is highly congested but if you dine after 7pm, you won't have to pay for metered parking

Beef bulgogi and japchae combo
Uyen N.

Good spot for korean fried chicken. They have 4-5 different flavors to choose from. Their sides are pretty good, but too expensive. The japchae and bulgogi combo is okay. The boneless chicken with parmesan cheese is way too salty. Highly recommend this place for korean fried chicken.

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I've been ordering from here FOREVER! Great Beers, Great Chicken and Korean Food! What more can be said! Always Down for UFC!

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