Fiya Chicken

Came here one weekday evening after seeing an Instagram ad about a collab between Hen Chicken Rice and Fiya. Staff is nice and friendly and the interior is pretty clean. Store filled up soon after we entered. I parked down the street but parking generally can be tough so take the T in if you're able.We sat down and placed our order via our phones. They were kind enough to give us daikon soup on the house as we awaited our order. Can't say too much about it though as I'm not a fan of daikon. My brother ordered a corn dog and we each ordered the crispy boneless chicken. The meal itself is pretty simple with just protein, grain, and a few slices of cucumber but it's filling. I love the sweet chili sauce it comes with and I'm very happy with the crispiness of the chicken. My only complaint is with the garlic rice -- grains felt a bit more stuck together than I would've liked and I'm not sure the taste was quite there. I may stop by and try other items on the menu if I was nearby but I wouldn't go out of my way for it at this point.

Korean fried chicken will always hold a special place in my stomach (and heart). There was this little spot back in California that I religiously visited several times a month just for their Korean fried whole spring chicken... and I've been seeking a replacement since moving here. I was walking towards my current favorite restaurant in Boston when I noticed this spot and decided to give it a try.Fiya Chicken has their flavors dialed in and their wings are pretty much on point. However, their breading is a little too much for my personal taste. Their wings were also heavily sauced - far more than I'd like as the taste becomes overwhelming after a few wings in. That said, I'm 100% sure that there are others who prefer their Korean fried chicken this way. If I visit again (instead of going to my fav spot literally across the street), I'd stick to their Taiwanese Basil Fried Chicken, which is absolutely lovely and on point; a little ironic when visiting a K-fried-spot.

Great place. Fast service. Convenient parking (at least when I went).The chicken was flavorful and crispy. The fries were just okay (that is why I took a star off). I did not eat the food right away. I drove back to the hotel (about 20 min drive), maybe that is why the fries were not as fresh, by the chicken was still yummy and it's halal! I will recommend and go back when in the mood for chicken.

This place is a cool halal spot. There's a lot of parking space available outside. Also the inside is modern with plenty of seats. When you enter there's no need to go to the register, you can just scan the QR code and place your order. Of course there are waiters available who are more than willing to take your order if you choose to do so. I got the chicken sandwich and the Korean dog. The Korean dog was sweet almost like a donut coating on a hot dog. It was pleasantly good (5/5). The chicken sandwich was actually very disappointing, I got it with spicy Korean sauce. The chicken itself was stinky. Like the smell chicken has when it's been left out for too long. On top of that there was no spice. Very disappointing(1/5). All and all great place to try the corn dog :)

Good chicken place!I've heard many good things about Fiya and was excited to finally check them out. Went on a Sunday evening and was able to get a table no problem. The inside was really cool and the music was amazing. The service was great and quick. I ordered the chicken sandwich combo with spicy Korean sauce and my friend got the wing combo. The portions are big. I think my picture is deceiving because that sandwich was huge with an even bigger serving of fries. It was also really hard to eat without pieces of the sandwich coming out so kind of messy. Even though the food was super tasty, I could barely finish it. I'd go again for a smaller option.

Very tasty rice, chicken is good. Kimchi is spicy. Sauces were quality. Nice to see a freaking salad with a combo xD

TO GET: - Chicken wings are to die for... they're huge and so juicy. - Taiwanese chicken is crispy, juicy, and have the salt pepper taste- Chicken sandwich is delicious! Bread is soft, chicken is tender, sauce is yum.- Korean corn dog is exactly as advertised. You'll get what you're expecting and it hits the spot- Nori fries... the hidden gem IMO. Surprisingly really goodItems that were just okay:- Chicken tenders are a bit dry- Truffle fries are a bit strong (my friends love it though... so let your tastebuds be the judge of that)Service is friendly and quick. Indoor seating available :)

Since Bon Chon in Allston went downhill bad, I was looking for a good fried chicken spot. Fiya fit the bill and I decided to take out some Korean fried tenders. First off, the tenders are massive. You get alot of chicken for your buck. Plus they throw in pickled radish.I tried the spicy sauce, the soy garlic and the Fiya sauce. The spicy and soy garlic were awesome. They reminded me of the good Ole days of my favorite chicken joints. The Fiya sauce was a bit sour, tasting like it was maybe soaked in kimchi? I'm not sure. Not bad but not my favorite. They have a great selection of chicken. The chicken sandwich is thigh meat. The only white meat are the tenders. They also have bone-in chicken which I'll try next time. Overall; this is my new favorite Korean chicken place in the Boston area. Definitely worth a visit. Tip. I think they check vax cards to dine in. Great covid protocols. Clean place.

This may be a tough review because I have to stick to my core beliefs that first and foremost quality reigns supreme. Spending most of my life in the vicinity were chicken wings started and were a strong influence of their international recognition I feel I can fairly rate any wing. If you're strictly looking for value than you've come to the right spot because these wings are massive, you can almost use a knife and fork. The flavor was kind of middle of the road, in other words they play it safe no true umami or robust flavors here. The staff are friendly, no parking but needless to say they are well worth trying and have a deserved place amongst the rest. Cheers

I took the food to go. The food is decent but why do they skimp on the rice? The ratio with chicken to rice doesn't make sense. Also I'm Asian lol I would suggest another Thai chicken & rice spot