Mighty Chick

Food was ok but service was so so so terrible on a weeknight at that. The place was not busy at all yet no one ever came to refill our soda, water, or even check if we needed anything else after we were served our food. I ended up going up to the bar myself at least four times to ask for stuff. The army stew didn't come with any rice so we had to purchase it. The bossam (pork belly wrap) was supposed to be eaten with lettuce but the lettuce so not fresh. It was unappetizing to try to eat it with wilted lettuce. The owner or manager just sat at the front desk and looked at her phone or computer the entire time so she didn't even notice or care that I was going up to the bar to service my own table. We also wanted to order a peach rice wine makkeolli but they didn't have it either. Definitely lack luster and overall not a very good experience. I hope to come back and have a better time but not sure when that'll be since this time around was so blah.

First time trying Mighty Chick, probably my last. Love the booth sitting area, gives the feel of an intimate dining experience. I wanted to love my first time experiencing Korean food, but I felt rushed when ordering, especially when asking questions about the menu. We ordered the wings, which were amazing...super crunchy and flavorful. The spicy rice cakes and tempura combo was disappointing as everything was soggy due to the sauce. Maybe it's supposed to be that way, not sure. But crunchy tempura is a favorite. Definitely considering trying MC again, but the service is what would keep me away.

Korean pochas, also known as pojangmacha, are charming little stalls, often draped in colorful tents, that offer a delightful array of affordable and heartwarming street foods. These vibrant hubs are a cornerstone of Korea's lively culinary scene, especially in the energetic streets of cities like Seoul. The ambiance is relaxed and welcoming, making them favored hangouts for both locals and visitors seeking a late-night bite or meal.Who would have imagined that in the northern reaches of Dallas, in the quaint towns of Plano and Frisco, a place like Mighty Chick would rekindle those cherished memories of my adventures in Seoul, where I would hop from one pocha to another, indulging in some of the finest authentic Korean street fare?Mighty Chicks boasts a menu that ranges from crispy wings and savory dumplings to unique fusion creations like Kimchi Queso, Veggie Donuts, and Kimchi Carbonara. Among all the delectable offerings, my top pick (aside from Jinro soju) is their Bossam--tender pork cooked sous vide for 12 hours, served with fresh lettuce, jalapeños, garlic, and a zesty sauce. It's a burst of flavor that dances on my palate.The vibe here mirrors that of a lively pocha tent, complete with a full bar and a playful twist: patrons can leave their mark by writing on the tables and walls, creating a tapestry of memories for those who come after.If you're on the lookout for exciting new places brimming with drinks, delicious food, and a lively atmosphere, be sure to check out Mighty Chick--you'll be glad you did!

I was in town visiting my friend from DMV area. We stumble upon this bar and it was the best thing of the weekend. The ambiance is awesome and the foods & drinks are very reasonably priced. We got 10 pcs wings, kimchi fried rice and carbonara. Everything was delicious! The service was great and food came out really fast. I'd definitely recommend everyone to come and try it!

We did enjoy the ambiance of the restaurant. There was plenty of seating and the booths are cozy. They have sharpies at each of the booths so guests can sign the walls, which is always fun. Reminded me of boiling crab set up. The service was okay. Our original waiter who initially took our order and decided to never come back to check on us so we had to flag down another waiter who helped us the rest of our visit.The food came out rather quickly, including the wings. They were good. I would say this would not be my top place to get Korean fried chicken, but if you're looking for a place that is open late and craving Korean friend chicken this spot can definitely be an option.

Wow, this place is so cool. Opens at 5:30pm and stays open pretty late.We really wanted to get this army stew and it delivered on flavor and variety and the ramen noodles! Perfect soup dish on a chilly day (15deg today).The bbq soy boneless chicken came out first and it was piping hot, crunchy, had an amazing dipping sauce (I wish I could bring that home) + little pickled salad (it was pink!)We also got spicy snail salad and it was the highlight of the night.It had a little heat to it and sweetness and tanginess. Really the snails were super tender and perfect. The noodle bundles that came with were refreshing and fantastic. We loved the shredded green onion on top. Overall, an amazing meal! We have to come back for the sliced pork dish.

As a Korean, I'm always craving something authentic. When it comes to Pocha (which refers to street bars in Korea), I expect not mediocre but amazing dishes. To be honest, all we had exceeded our expectations. We ordered the Rose spicy rice cake combo, Jokbal, fried chicken gizzards, and spicy chicken with mozzarella corn cheese.The rice cake combo was not too spicy but still had a nice kick, and the combination with fries was exactly what I would expect from a Pocha in Korea. The Jokbal was incredibly tender and had a subtle touch of herbs; my husband said it was his favorite.And the fried chicken gizzards! I had been searching for this dish for so long that I would have been happy even if it wasn't that good, but it blew my mind! They were super crispy and savory!Last but not least, the highlight was the spicy chicken with mozzarella corn cheese. The spicy chicken blended perfectly with the cheese, which was beautifully torched in a little fire show. Even my friend, who can't handle spiciness, enjoyed it! The corn added a delightful sweetness and texture.Overall, I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for decent Korean food and great vibes!

Nice laid back place. Good customer service and the food came super quick Rose Rice Cakes combo: the best on the menu. I'm glad I didn't get the spicy on because this one has the perfect amount of kick to it. I love the texture of chewy fish cakes & crispy tempura. That sauce is perfection, Wings: Soy BBQ garlic was my favorite. Seoul hot was good but not really spicyWhole squid fries: I love whole squid but the batter was too thick. Also, I'm just not used to this type of batter in general.Overall great chill vibe, would definitely come back to try the rest of the menu!

Highly recommend Mighty Chick!! The ambiance and vibe is cool and fun, and the service is always amazing! I've visited twice now, and I'll keep coming back! I love the booths and signable walls! From entering to exiting, we were treated with excellent service. The lady at the front is so friendly and stylish! The waiters also frequently checked up on us and were very personable! They make great recommendations as well. They get it RIGHT with the FOOD!! Unlike other pochas I've visited--everything is reasonably priced, and they don't skimp on the ingredients! Their chicken is so crispy and flavorful. Their rose tteokbokki is also cooked perfectly! As I type this, I'm craving for them now! The tteokbokki add-ons maintain their crispiness! The corn cheese was yummy too! As for their drinks, we enjoyed it! I've gotten their highball. My friends have drank their melona cocktail, and we also got the hallasan & terra for a somaek package! We liked everything we got! Mighty Chick is truly a gem. You're in for a great time with flavorful grubs and superb service!

Great atmosphere and fantastic service. Kurt and Daniel were amazing employees and provided nothing but fantastic service. Gave us great food and drink recommendations, and were great with conversation. Definitely coming back for their cocktails, food, and friendly staff.