Ok Chicken

Cute, tasty hidden gem!Located in the food court. Family owned. Food was made fresh. The chicken was super crunchy with the perfect amount of batter.The lady who helped us was very nice. Food court was very open and there were plenty of seating. The tables were clean.

After reading some great reviews I had to come and try and they are only a couple blocks from my house. I got the 6 chicken wings with garlic soy and french fries to go. He asked me if I wanted the garlic soy sauce on the side and I said no I want them tossed in the sauce. When I got home the wings were huge like everyone says , but there was no sauce on my wings. In the bag there was ketchup , thousand island , and pink radish cubes. No garlic soy sauce in the bag or on the wings. I didn't go back to get it corrected because I was starving since I hadn't eaten all day do to appointments. The chicken was just the right amount of crunch and tasted very good. The fries were pretty good too and crinkle cut which I like. I guess they used to do potato wedges a while back , but they don't do anymore. I will definitely give them another chance , but will check to make sure I get the wings tossed before I leave. It was disappointing since I wanted Korean Bbq wings and without the sauce they were just plain , but again some of the biggest wings I've ever had.

Walking in I didn't realize this was a Korean grocery store with a great food hall attached. I find out it's a mom and pop too! This is awesome I said. The food and service was beyond worth it. I got the basic Korean Tteokbokki and it didn't disappoint. I hear the fried chicken is good and can't wait to try it next time I come back.

Have you ever delayed eating because you only wanted to eat at a particular place ! Well, that's what I did today in anticipation of having dinner at "OK Chicken".I'm in from the LA area on business...drove 6hrs and passed by every opportunity for food because all I could think of was the Korean fried chicken at "OK Chicken". Well worth the wait! For what I consider the best Korean fried chicken in 500 miles(the Bay Area)!

3.5* but going to round up. Chicken was decent... tasted a little more "fried" than I like. Oil wasn't the freshest obviously but it was not the worst. Less noticeable when eating the leftover cold the next day for sure. The chicken and onion pancake was superb... fresh, packed with chicken and onion and tasted delicious. Girl working the counter was very friendly and nice. Wasn't the fastest, but clearly was made fresh and everything came out scorching hot. You eat in a little food court area in the grocery store/small mall type area. Overall, solid... wouldn't travel across town for it (well maybe for the pancake) but would be a good choice in the area.

Yeah, I need to update my previous review, because this chicken is Fire, yo!I'll admit I was a tiny bit apprehensive on my second visit because the first time I came here I was served a couple not-fully-cooked pieces of chicken. But I figured that had to have been a fluke. I decided the pieces of properly chicken I was served were so good I had to give this place another try,I'm so glad I did, because I love the chicken here!As I noted in my first review, the wings here are gigantic. I can't even imagine what the chicken they came off of looked like, but damn, that had to have been a big bird. Probably could hold its own in a fight with a fox or whatever varmint is all the time tryn to get in the chicken coop.What I dig about these wings is the ultra crispy exterior. I love that crunch crunch crunch! I did some research and I discovered that OK Chicken Wings are as crispy as allowed under current government regulations. Any crispier would actually be dangerous and would require OK Chicken to get a Special Permit from the FDA and a Hazardous Material Waiver from OSHA. If the chicken here was any crispier, diners would be required to wear eye-protection.And what about beneath the crunch? Oh baby, that's some fresh tasting, flavorful chicken! Ever notice how at a lot of places the wings taste like nothing? Like the meat itself got no flavor? Not here. This chicken taste like chicken. This chicken taste good!After my first visit, I said I thought the wings at Bonchon are better. But I was wrong. I've been back here and to Bonchon since I wrote that review and in my estimation, this place is definitely better (and that's taking nothing away from Bonchon, they hella good too!).OK Chicken is located in the very popular Korea Town Plaza Food Court at the Greenland Market. It's way busy at lunch time, which as it turns out is a good thing. I came here for the wings, you know, but you won't hear any complaints from me about the eye candy.Both times I've eaten here I ordered the Original Recipe, but next time I have wings here I'm definitely trying one of the other varieties (Sweet Chili, Soy Glazed, Spicy Glazed and Furikake Teriyaki). I'll probably go for the Furikake Teriyaki because I like the way it sounds. The wings enticed me to come here but, I'll tell you, there's way more on the menu here than just wings. I'm definitely coming back to try a few different things on the menu. I definitely want to try that Korean Chicken Soup. They have a bunch of different soups, they all look good.And they have K-pancakes! Oh, yeah, I definitely gotta get in on that!Mikey C says: the wings here are Five Stars all damn day!

Chicken tasted good and was still crispy by the time I got home which was about 30 minute drive.

I have heard of the name before and I was excited to try the chicken when I saw the sign. They are located inside the Korea Town Food Hall. BTW, there are other delicious restaurants, a bakery, and a grocery store all in the same spot. If I lived here, I would be a frequent visitor, and they would know me by name, . Anyway, back to the chicken. You can get original or sauced. I opted for the combo wings so I could try both. The original was very impressive. It was light, super crunchy, and seasoned well. The sweet chili was very good as well and maintained its crunch even though we had a 20-minute drive before we ate it. The cashier was very friendly and patient as she explained the menu to me and she didn't rush me. Everything is made to order but it is still pretty fast. I really enjoyed the whole experience and will stop by every time I am in town. I didn't take pictures unfortunately because I was focused on eating.

Amazingly crispy fried chicken! It shatters from so much crispiness. The pieces were large and a great option for a family meal. The tteokbokki is a must have and a meal in itself so be sure that get that as well. It is in the middle of food court in Greenland so it's very very casual and may just be dinner after grocery shopping vibe. The service is a bit slow; there wasn't an server at the till to take orders and I had to check twice on the food because it was taking a while; I'd suggest ordering before shopping just to have everything done on time. This is definitely come for the food kind of place and it is great fried chicken so can't really beat that.

This is truly a hidden gem in Las Vegas. Located in the food court of Greenland Supermarket, I have visited Ok Chicken every time I go shopping. The staff is amazing. Always super nice and friendly. So funny too. They're great at answering any questions about their food options. I always get their Tteokbokki. It is so beyond delicious. Writing this review, I wish I had some right now! It's perfectly spiced and the rice cakes are extremely soft and chewy. The portion is super generous too. If you're looking for some great Tteokbokki, definitely check out Ok Chicken. They have a ton of variety too. Some with dumplings and even some with ramen. I'm excited to try them all!