CM Chicken

I've been meaning to try Korean fried chicken for a while and I'm glad I tried this place first. They have a bunch of different flavor options, as well as different ways to be prepared as well as different chicken piece options. I've never had curry-flavored fried chicken and I think it was my favorite one. The online ordering methods should be illegal. All of the options, such as DoorDash, say a $0 service fee, but if you compare the prices with the store menu, each item is $2 more expensive. So if you get multiple things you are overpaying by a lot. If you order directly from the store, you also get hit with a service fee. The food is pretty expensive until you realize how big the portions are, so you might need to order less than you thought. Inside was clean and the staff was nice. I will probably order over the phone next time to save on service fees.

We had been to their other location in Columbus and really enjoyed the food. So we came here for some take out. The chicken is very crispy, sweet and tangy a really different flavor than regular fried chicken. Didn't take pictures this time but you can see pictures of their food in my review for their other location here in the city. If you get the "half whole" chicken you get 8 pieces, 4 dark and 4 white. We ordered the soy garlic chicken. Check it out.

Tonight I decided to get the Korean Ramen and the Mandu, which is a version of their dumplings that are fried. If you look at my reviews, you can see how many of them are for Asian food lol.I have to admit I wasn't crazy about either one. I love dumplings, and when I saw they were fried, I thought it would be pan fried like other dumplings that say fried. These were deep, fried and crunchy however, and I didn't really like them that much. The Ramen itself is pretty plain. The broth seems like a spicy egg drop soup poured over noodles with a little bit of green onion. It definitely was not too spicy, and the broth was flavorful, but I was bored after a few bites. Customer service upon picking up the food was very friendly and quick. I am a bit upset that I didn't realize if you order online on their website, they still charge you a $2 service fee... For that I would have just called in had I known.This review itself is not the best representation of this place, since I have had better meals, and I would go back to try different things, but overall I was pretty disappointed.

CM has an eclectic Korean themed atmosphere that is very pleasant. It's a little on the expensive side but the food is great. The lunch special is a great deal and a cheaper way to try the place out. Be cautious because when they say spicy they mean spicy! They do have milder options. I've been to the Henderson Road location as well and service is friendly and efficient at both. I highly recommend.

Amazing gem in Columbus! I am a massive Korean fried chicken fan and wanted to introduce my fiancé. There is one place where we live near STL but even that is a bit far from us so we haven't been yet. We were in town for a wedding though and I convinced him to stop... on the way home.So with me as the designated "feeder," we happily munched on spicy kimchi, rice, two kinds of fried chicken tenders, and fries. Everything was seriously phenomenal. We went all out and I have no regrets. It was messy in the car but they offer gloves which I took full advantage of. I also want to shout out the service as we did pickup but the server was very kind and friendly.My only regret is having to get tenders instead of half a fried chicken (fiancé's choice as it would be easier to eat while driving). Next time, however, we will.Do not pass this place up. Get the garlic soy chicken and their kimchi!!

This was my first time trying Korean fried chicken and I was blown away. The crunch!!! The flavor!! The chicken was amazing. We started with their snow salad. I had no idea what to expect. The dressing is very similar to a coleslaw dressing. I liked it though! We then got spicy garlic tenders. These were more like boneless wing size, but the portion was big. If this was on the shallow side of spice, I don't even want to know how spicy their really spicy menu items are. These had a kick. Lastly, we had drums of their soy garlic. These were my favorite. They had such a good crunch and flavor. The space is small, but fine. The KPop music playing is pretty loud though. The service is fast as there wasn't anyone else in there.

Saw this last week, but didn't think it was open yet. Then I saw someone online said they went here. So, I came by when I could. Smaller than the west side location, and the service was different. This was full service, whereas it was basically just bring your food to your table at the other place. Friendly, efficient. The menu is about the same as the other one. Korean fried chicken, which is pretty uniformly awesome. They have the lunch specials here, basically tenders or wings. I got curry wings. Comes with fries or rice, and coleslaw. The coleslaw was very creamy and crispy. The rice was perfectly cooked and nicely plated. The chicken was awesome. Half a dozen big drums and wings, with the super crispy coating and a mild, delicious curry sauce. Decent prices for quantity and quality. There are several things on the menu I still want to try, and it is handy when I am running errands, so I will be back.

We have been here a few times. I love the snow chicken, which has a sauce that is similar to coleslaw (and normally, I am not a fan of coleslaw ) and then they top it with very thinly sliced white onions which between the way they fry their chicken and those toppings it it is so delicious‼My husband really likes the spicy garlic chicken (and while I can eat it, it's a just a little too spicy for me ~med-hot).Their french fries are surprisingly good as well.

I came here for the fried chicken of course, but thankfully the waitress helped me figure out that if you have a nut allergy, you really shouldn't be having the chicken. So with that in mind I ended up getting the Tteobokki, which was totally fine and put some fuel back in the tank. But I wish they had more options (or veggies?) on the menu outside of the chicken for those of us who sadly can't have it!

Delicious! Highly recommend the garlic snow chicken. Just know that when they tell you it is spicy they are not kidding. The Korean Ramen is also delicious- but again it is spicy. We were surprised to find out this location is a sit down restaurant, although it seemed like most of the business is carry out. Will definitely be back.