Some of the BEST chicken sandwiches and KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) in Irvine…read more Rec 1: The med spicy cro-sand is the perfect balance of spice, crispiness, creaminess from the coleslaw, and acidity from the pickles. YUM! Rec 2: The kang jung chicken is also super delicious (same sauce as on the spicy cro-sand) and is great with radish or pickled jalepenos. Rec 3: Beer battered fries with parmesan sauce. Enough said. Consistently great quality, clean restaurant, friendly staff. One of my favorites since 2025.

Furai Chicken, 13955 Yale Ave, Suite B,…read moreIrvine, CA92620. Crispy delicious Korean fried chicken. My personal favourite is the sweet & spicy flavor with sauce over it. The original flavor, although not so bad, was too dry so much so that the meat became too hard.

I enjoyed dining here, and was thoroughly interested in a build your own burger concept. I was…read moreespecially impressed with their value meal, which a lot of build your own burgers establishments don't really incorporate. We really enjoyed the burgers and thought the quality was exceptional with strong flavors and nothing too greasy or heavy. Portions are fair for what you pay for in my opinion, especially if you opt for their value meals. The storefront is spacious with lots of seating and convenient parking nearby. We utilized their self serve tablet which I found to be really convenient!

Loved Burger Boss when they were in Newport Beach, but glad they have this location available now…read more They offer a generous selection of buns, patties, cheese, toppings, fries, and sauce options -- and they even have gluten-free and plant-based choices. Ordering on the kiosk was super easy and food came out in under 10 minutes. I like that they have a nice outdoor seating area too.

Great food, great service, great ambience! Staff is very friendly! The store very neat and clean!read more

I'll definitely be back here. The beef kebab plate was great--the meat was juicy and I love that…read moreyou can customize it with whatever veggies you want. I also tried the chicken doner wrap, which was way bigger than I expected! A few highlights: * The Sauces: You have to try the serrano chili sauce. It has a real kick to it, but the flavor is so good. * The Fries: I made it a combo and the fries are honestly addicting. They're seasoned perfectly. Overall, it's a lot of food for the price and everything tasted fresh.

HAND SLAUGHTERED Chicken. Great taste…read moreGood seating arrangement Excellent service Family owned and run

Flavorful and great quality! I would definitely reccomend this to people. I believe it's family…read moreowned super nice people with top notch service!

The food is amazing and the service is great. My wife asked about a drink that wasn't on the menu…read moreand they didn't have it but our server mixed it up for her. Lebanese style falafels are the best and this place nails it. I commented to my wife how beautiful the chicken had come out, the colors, little black charred corners and edges from the fire, golden reflection on the glaze. It is not cheap but worth every penny. Our server was great and we can't wait to go back. The place is so unassuming from the outside and beautiful on the inside.

This is a cozy and chic restaurant! Parking is a bit limited on the lot but you can park on the…read morestreet. The staff is friendly and interior is beautifully decorated. Started with a pomegranate margarita to drink. For entrees we got mixed shawarma and kofta kebab. Finished the meal with knafe. Pomegranate Margarita- The base is strong with a refreshing pomegranate flavor. It has just the right amount of sweetness with a hint of tartness. Mixed Shawarma- It comes with chicken and beef shawarma. Both are tender and flavorful. It comes with warm pita bread, fattoush salad, and garlic and tahini sauce. The salad offers a freshness that complements the rest of the items. The sauces are perfect on the meat. Kofta Kebab- You get ground beef kebab that is seasoned and cooked to perfection. Pairs well with basmati rice and fattoush salad. You get a tasty yoghurt sauce that ties the flavors together. Knefe- This is a delicious dessert that comes with gooey cheese on a shredded phyllo base that is nice and crunchy. Finished with a sweet honey and rosewater syrup and a sprinkle of crushes pistachios. Great experience overall!

Wagyu smash burgers?! Count me in! My husband and I ordered the skinty gully smash with pastrami…read moreadded to it and the Bhangra smash to share. From the two, the gully smash was our favorite--it's like a classic smash burger but the addition of pastrami enhanced it! The Bhangra smash was definitely different than any burger I've had before but you can definitely tell the south Asian influences in this one. The burgers were both enjoyable, however, they were on the oily side and felt a bit heavy. I'd say prices here were also pretty steep for what you're getting. I'd say that this is a great option for halal burgers, but I think if you're not restricted to eating halal meat, there are burger options that I like more. The restaurant itself is in a food court that has a decent amount of both indoor and outdoor seating. Service here is friendly and you could really tell that they're passionate about their food here (which is always positive points in my book).

Gully burger is located inside of a quaint little food court style area. When I walked through the…read morefront entrance, it wasn't quite what I expected, but it was nice. I had the opportunity to meet the chef and informed him that this was my first time visiting the restaurant and he said that I wouldn't be disappointed. Gotta appreciate a chef that's willing to stand by there product. And he was right, all of the food was amazing. I ordered the- GULLY SMASH 100% Smashed Wagyu Beef, American Cheese Sauteed Onions, House Pickles & Boom Sauce. JANGLI FRIES: 2 Smashed Wagyu Patties, Fries, Cheese Sauce, Boom Sauce, Raita Aioli, Yellow Hot Peppers & Grilled Onions.

Food is great. Been…read morehere twice and each time was excellent. Got the Polo and then the Pearl Noodle. Loved both, great seasoning and meat. I definitely recommend coming here. Also, they have an awesome picture on the wall that looks like WhiteBeard from One Piece which really appealed to the nerd in me haha I found out the also have a whole goat thing they do which I a would love to do for a special event Edit: I left this review and then after the fact Damon let the kid at our table try some special dessert because he had never tried it. It made the kids day and was a really kind thing to do. Say what you will but any place that is kind to children is alright by me.

My first time trying Uyghur food and it did not disappoint! My sister recommended this location…read moreafter coming here many times before. We ordered the laghman, lamb skewered and shredded potato. Everything was very flavorful. I wish the portion sizes for the hand pulled noodles were slightly larger! They were well cooked and chewy in a light broth. I definitely want to come back and try the big plate chicken next time when I come with a larger party.

Came here in a rainy night and it was packed. We were hungry and ordered so much food and the…read moreflavors of everything just hit the spot. The chicken tikka masala was not anything spectacular as I have had better elsewhere. But it definitely hit the spot. The samosa and the paneer were stars as each bite produced additional flavors which continued to build on each other. I could just eat these two dishes forever. We tried the dosa and the goat. The dosa was perfectly crispy when it was hot. I personally didn't enjoy eating it as leftovers the next day. But I couldn't stop eating it and dipping it in all the curries and sauces when it was piping hot. The goat surprised me as I'm not a huge fan of lamb or goat. But the flavor profile and the spices made this a dish that was more flavorful than our usual go to tikka masala. Will definitely come here again and again.

We tried this place out with family again and the floors this time were not sticky. The tables were…read morebetter positioned and less crowded. Unfortunately the food experience was similar. I tried the gol gappa, chicken samosa, beef biryani, malai chicken, beef nihari, channa chaat, chicken Tikka masala. Gol gappa - although they had the liquids, I couldn't find the stuffing to put in it. It was very plain. Chicken samosa - this was food. The crunch of the samosa with the filling inside dipped with green chutney was the right flavor. Beef biryani - when I saw this dish swinging by before the people started linning up, it looked super promising. But by the time it was my number in line, it was mostly yellow rice leftover. People must have pulled all the meat. Very disappointing. Beef nihari - this has little to no flavor that you would expect from this dish. Chicken Tikka masala - this was better and had a good taste. Channa - it was a mix of chaat and a cholay salan and failed to stick out on either. Malai chicken - it was okay. Overall the experience was better. Still getting fresh naan to the table. But food taste is still mediocre. The chai was also not right. Needed more milk.

** this is from several months ago** t'was sitting in my drafts for a bit,…read more... Several beer pitchers in @ HACHI (just next door-shout out to them)-- for a celebration of a breakup, the end of midterms, or simply the triumph of continuing to exist (in THIS economy?? were all needing to praise ourselves for simply surviving) -- we found ourselves drawn, like moths to a fluorescently lit flame, to Halal Guys. Now listen. The food? Solid. Reliable. The kind of food that understands you are not here for nuance. You are here because life has punched you in the throat and you require a plate of rice, chicken, gyro meat, and mysterious white sauce to spiritually stabilize. I used to go to the OG one in NYC when i was getting punched in the throat there too. (PUNCHED IN THE THROAT BY ACADEMIA, FIGURATIVELY, y'all haver crazy imaginations outthere). BUT it;s the people... It's always the people... The staff. My siblings in falafel... it was 10 PM. You could feel the collective energy of "we have been serving drunk people since sunset and you are the 437th group tonight explaining your breakup story while pointing at the menu." Not judging, just warmth and the quiet aura of people who have seen things. Who have witnessed humanity at its lowest point: ordering extra hot sauce and then immediately regretting it. JC looked in my soul and I think he understood,,, everything. AND JESS! (my fairy wielding a spoon scooping the heavenly meat and talking to me like a therapist??) And they fed us. Efficiently. Respectfully. Would I return? hell ya i would. only to see if Jess and JC remembers me. JK the food is always reliable. y'all stay away from the hot saucres,

Overall (1/5) This was easily my worst Halal Guys experience…read moreand honestly left me really disappointed. I came craving something familiar and left feeling like I wasted both time and money. First Impressions (1/5) When I walked in, there was only one person working, handling the fryer, the register, and assembling plates. I genuinely felt bad for her, especially considering the steady line forming. What We Got (2/5) I ordered a regular plate, which is what I usually get at Halal Guys. Nothing customized or complicated, just the standard order I have had many times before at other locations. Taste and Quality (0/5) The food was shockingly bad. The rice was raw and crunchy, which was hard to believe at first. The meat pieces were tiny and very chewy, and the pita bread was extremely soggy. On top of that, it was only around 4 pm and the usual spinning meat and grill were not even on, despite the line picking up. Service (2/5) The worker was clearly trying her best, but one person running everything in a busy location is not realistic. She was constantly running back and forth between the fryer and the line, which made the whole operation feel chaotic and slow. Space and Atmosphere (3/5) The space itself was fine and what you would expect from Halal Guys. Clean enough, but nothing stood out positively enough to offset the food experience. Was It Worth It (0/5) Not at all. As someone who is pretty frugal and almost always finishes their meals, I could not finish this plate. It genuinely felt like a waste of $18. Final Thoughts This location does not seem to be held to the same standards as other Halal Guys in the area. This experience was disappointing from start to finish.