Hoodadak

Service was okay. I did just do takeout so can't speak much on that. The wait for the food was sort of disappointing but I guess I shouldn't complain too much if it's due to them making them "as fresh as possible".Flavor to everything was fine. Portions were big so at the end I said I should have opted for a 3 piece instead of 5. Same with the 7pc wings.Calamari app was alright.Probably won't go back but glad I got to check them out.

Mom visiting from oit of town wanted soy garlic wings from here. Last time she ate here was in the summer. Ordered large wings with soy garlic. The wings are terrible, smells like it was fried in really old burnt oil. Calamari and popcorn chicken smelled the same. Should've looked out for warning sign since it was completely empty when I walked in at 5:30pm Sunday. Best to go to hoodadak in Katy. I live too far away or else I would have been back to returned it.

The food was excellent! Very tasty & filling. Definitely recommend. Location is pretty unassuming but worth the visit.

This was recommended by a friend and I think I just caught them during an off time, unfortunate because I drove down from Austin I thought the KFC was flavorful however I wish it had more crunch to it. I have a 3 stars because they didn't renew their alcohol license and could not serve beer. Korean fried chicken without beer

I miss Korea so much and this definitely helped with cravings. I love the original chicken. I ordered a 7 piece. Only issue I had was my food came out wrong an I believe they accidentally gave my food to a door dash driver, but I am not going to deduct a star because the food I got was amazing lol

This restaurant has really come a long way in Houston! Starting as a local family owned business, I'm glad it spread to different parts of town because I absolutely love myself some Korean fried chicken!Now I've definitely tried different Korean fried chicken restaurants in Houston and this place really hits the spot! The meat is not dry, perfectly juicy, and crispy. Sometimes you go to a restaurant and the batter is too thick or the chicken is dry or the sauce just ain't right... but this place makes it just right. Don't know what to get? Try their soy garlic and honey chicken with some fries! The 8 piece combo usually fills me up well. I will eat this any day over KFC, Popeyes, or wingstop (no offense)!

Don't waste your hard earned money here. Your order will be delayed or just wrong. Your order will be missing items.... That's the only thing you can depend on from this place. 100% do not recommend. If I could give them negative stars, I would.

I am currently in Houston for a weekend trip and one of the locals recommended this place. So I decide to give it a try and it did not disappointttt! There is plenty of parking spaces and the decor of the place was very pop culture. Food: I got the medium 5 piece chicken strips (hot and spicy flavor) and it came with fries b it I replaced it with waffle fries for an additional $1. You get a choice of 1 sauce as well I went with ranch to be a little classic. For the side there were two choices of either radish or coleslaw. I went with the radish. Another selection that I got was the medium wings (soy garlic and original flavor). For the side, I picked coleslaw for a change. There are plenty of other options on the menu so you don't have to just stick to a certain selection. The chicken was crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. It wasn't hard to chew and very scrumptious to say the least! I def recommend. For drinks there is a half off on drinks. There is also a selection of fountain drinks or tea as well.

Super cute interior. Felt like I was in a kdrama sitting inside while it was pouring outside.The food was yummy. The fries were well-seasoned and crunchy. The wings were delicious. The popcorn chicken paired very well with pickled radish and ranch.Fast and friendly service.

Who doesn't like fried chicken? Particularly, Korean fried chicken? If you do know somebody, unfriend them. Hoodadak is part of the renaissance of Korean fried chicken here in the Houston area and Hoodadak is one of the franchises that seem to endure this niche food. When you enter the faculty, you'll notice how limited spacing is with only 4 sit down tables and a window side of booth/stools. However it is nicely decorated and set up. There is a second story but the staff said its closed due to a leak. (The cynical part of me thinks they didn't want to open the place up to save on A/C. Just wait until there's a lot of people waiting, bet they'll open up the area...). For a table of 4, we ordered a large 18 piece and a bulgogi fries. The wings were more reminiscent of regular American tasting fried chicken wings. Korean fried chicken should be more of a crispy shell rather than a crunchy batter. Unfortunately this was more closer to the crunchy part of the spectrum. Flavoring was delicious though. We're not big eaters, and we could have eaten more but we were adequately satisfied. I just find the pricing on regular good ol' fries to be outrageously overpriced at $7 for just a basket. Not to mention their sides were outrageously small. Barely feeds 2 people much less 4 people.Taste wise, chicken was decent, fries were good, but you definitely pay a premium for stuff here. At the end, it just feels like there should be more. Overall this whole experience was just 'OK'.