bb.q Chicken Village on the Park

The chicken is still probably my favorite of the Korean fried chicken chains we have in Colorado. I really like the flavors of everything. My favorite is the cheeseling but it isn't everyone cup of tea. The honey garlic would be a safe alternative if you like a sweet chicken but want something without the cheese dust. The spicy original wings are also pretty good. It' has a nice kick of spice. The chicken just has a really nice crunch and it doesn't feel dry. The sides like fries and o ion rings are delicious. Can't go wrong with any of them.The tteokboki is really good. I've had it in the regular and rose. The kimchi fried rice is just okay and I personally would skip it. We came on a Friday afternoon and it was slow but business did pick up. There was one server in charge of all the tables so service can be kind of slow. One table did walk out after waiting for a couple of minutes so be ready for that. If you're in a rush, best to place a to-go order.

(This is my First Yelp! review; please have grace on my mediocre takeout order photo)Growing up with my extended family in Kentucky, and being a lover of wings from Buffalo, Lemon Pepper, BBQ, and Garlic Parmesan, I've had my share of the good, bad and ugly chicken wings. I find it hard to find boneless wings that are both crispy & flavorful. But these Korean-style wings were EXACTLY what I have been craving all these years. Crispy crunch, as promised, while still packed with flavor. I got the Honey Garlic Boneless (with cabbage as a free side) and Sweet Potato Fries. The Sweet Potato Fries were salty, but I like them best that way, and I would've marked them perfect if there weren't a few soggy ones at the bottom. I'm blaming the "to-go" order nature for that. I was a bit worried the Honey Garlic flavoring would be too sweet, but the soy balanced it out nicely. Definitely pricey, but enough food for one person with leftovers, or for a couple to split. (The photo taken has one wing missing--my bad)

These wings are so good! Crispy and also super saucy which is hard to come by. It's a chill spot to grab a beer and wings. Perched up on the corner of the mall so you can see the mountains too! There is outdoor seating as well could grab a sunset here. 8 beers on tap but a good selection. We will be back. Hot mala was my favorite Mariah was the bar tender and she was quick, attentive, and super nice!

I went to this restaurant for the first time with my friends. The place has a casual, but upscale vibe. There was only one server, but she did a great job. Looking over the menu, I appreciated that there were bone-in and boneless options. We ended up getting an order of Galbi boneless wings and Gangnam Style bone-in wings. That was the perfect amount of food for 5 people. We also got some shochu which was tasty. Overall, I was impressed with the food and would definitely go back!

Best Korean bbq chicken in Denver! Love the variety of sauces and the half chicken order always fills us up. Location is a little tough to get to but worth it. Service is always quick and the outdoor patio is great during warmer weather!

This was my first Korean BBQ. We enjoyed a spicy dish and a non-spicy dish. The wings were tasty. They were served with pickled radishes. The wings come with bone or without bone. K-Pop on the TV and music. The vibe is fun. They offer asian beer and soda. The restaurant and bathrooms were clean. Parking is in the lot. Handicap accessible. It was very cold inside as they have a removable garage door for warmer weather. Reasonable prices.

I am an avid korean fried chicken lover and have had my fair share of KFC. This place is a well-known chain in Korea, so I wanted to give it a try. I got "The Spicy" boneless wings for takeout. The staff were friendly and were pretty quick with the order. I went there on a week day night and the restaurant was probably at about 40-50% capacity. They have a good amount of seating so this place would be good for groups. Even after driving +20min with the wings, they were still pretty hot and crispy when I got home. They were pretty juicy too! Not dry at all. It had some spice to it but the sweetness of the sauce balanced it out well. I got the medium size, which is a good amount for 2 people. I'll be coming back to try the other flavors!

As I ordered bb.q Chicken, my anticipation for a delightful Korean fried chicken feast was palpable. However, it didn't take long for that excitement to be replaced with a sense of mediocrity that hung over the entire experience.First on the menu was the Kimchi Fried Rice, a dish that promised to elevate the classic Korean staple. Sadly, it fell flat. The rice lacked that quintessential wok hei (charred aroma) and was more like a milder cousin of its spicier counterparts. The sporadic pieces of kimchi failed to infuse the dish with the desired tanginess, leaving it feeling rather uninspired.Next up were the Bland Hot Malay Wings, which paradoxically lived up to their name. The heat was non-existent, rendering them merely an assortment of chicken wings with a hint of generic spice that failed to ignite any culinary excitement. The promised "Malay" flavors remained disappointingly elusive, resulting in a lackluster experience.The Soy Garlic Wings, often a staple of Korean fried chicken joints, arrived with the hope of redemption. While these wings were marginally better than their hot Malay counterparts, they still fell short of the mark. The soy garlic glaze, rather than being a symphony of flavors, tasted more like a monotonous hum. The chicken itself was tender, but the sauce lacked depth and complexity, leaving one craving more.Service at bb.q Chicken was courteous, and the ambiance was pleasant enough, but the lackluster quality of the dishes left much to be desired. The restaurant may have potential, but it's clear that there's room for improvement in their culinary offerings.In conclusion, bb.q Chicken may be a convenient option for those seeking a quick Korean fried chicken fix, but it falls short of delivering a truly memorable dining experience. It is basically the equivalent of Bonchon, at a bit higher price point. Okay but nothing special. The hunt for best wings in Denver continues.

Been here thrice now and falling in love with boneless wings! These are NOT nuggets nor typical boneless wings. They are da BEST. Service is always friendly, even when short staffed. Great selection of sides as well.

Overpriced for amount and size of the chicken. The service was good. The beer was ice cold. The food wasn't terrible..just not much of it for what they charge.