bb.q Chicken Overland Park

KFC isn't just Kentucky Fried Chicken anymore--it's all about Korean Fried Chicken, and BBQ Chicken is hands down the best in the area. The fried chicken here is amazing--super crunchy on the outside, perfectly seasoned, and always cooked to perfection. Plus, service is quick, so you're not waiting long for your food.The staff is friendly and welcoming. I was greeted right at the door, and the waitress did a fantastic job throughout my visit. The restaurant itself was clean, and the music wasn't too loud, which made for a comfortable dining experience.The only drawback is the price. The portions are a bit small for what you pay, and prices have gone up since COVID. But honestly, the quality of the food makes it worth it!

This place was a gem! Everything we ordered was very very good with amazing flavor!! With a party of 7 and no one complained about their food.... That is definitely a win!!Service was very good- we were the 1st ones there when they opened and we didn't have to wait very long for our food to be brought out.The gangnam kfc wing was everyone's favorite with a nice kick of spice. It was perfectly crispy on the outside, juicy inside and flavorful!!Price was a little high IMO but we would be back so we could try other flavors.Place had plenty of seats and it wasn't anything fancy but very clean.

Food was amazing. Be aware there's two sizes medium or large so portions are healthy. Normal chicken has a little bit of a kick to it and the spicy is awesome. Sushi is good. I'll make sure you get a package separately or else so it will turn warm. It was a little confusing because there's a because there's a name of a different restaurant on the door. Overall, great place service was prompt and I called five minutes ahead of time.

This is the best Korean fried chicken in the KC metro--comes out super crispy, burning hot, and juicy all the way through. The sauce is also less thick than competitors, especially when it comes to the spicy-sweet sauces. That said, CM Chicken is open on Mondays and bb.q isn't. Both are good and satisfy my craving for Korean fried chicken. GUIDELINESLike CM, the wait time is pretty bad even when there's no one else there, so I recommend ordering quickly and showing up earlier than you want to eat. If it's your first time and you like spicy food, try the Hot Spicy Wings or the BB Wings. If you don't like spicy, go for the Soy Garlic Wings. LOCATION AND SUSHIThis bb.q is inside the Prime Sushi building, and there are no indicators that the restaurant is shared. Just go in and you'll see the split right away. You're given both menus when you walk in, so you can order from either. I got the Spicy Tuna Roll just to try and was not a fan. The fish was stringy and didn't taste fresh--I'd say order non-fish rolls or stick to the chicken.

I have been looking for some really good tteokbokki and this is the closest I've found since moving here from California. When arriving it looks like two restaurants in one. I walked in to pick up my online order and it was nice and hot. I was greeted when entering and given my food pretty quickly. It tasted so damn good! Pretty spicy but delicious! 10/10 would have this again. The only thing is it is kind of pricey.

Not as good as the Korean Fried Chicken at Kobi Q but we still really enjoyed our chicken and it was very affordable.

What seems like an ever growing number of Korean Fried Chicken options (KFC... forget that U.S. founded joint by that name, eat here) in this area of town couldn't make me happier. BB.Q, stands for Best of the Best Quality according to their web site, has lined up a long list of options of every kind of chicken imaginable. Founded in Seoul, South Korea in 1995, they have a quite large and apparently growing number of restaurants all over the U.S.We opted for small orders of boneless Gang-Jeong and Galbi, both accompanied by small sides of pickled radish, a nice sweet hit to go against the protein and little bit of heat. Crunchy, moist and delicious, we pretty much cleaned our plates.For those coming for the chicken only, know that the outside of the building lists a sushi name but the restaurant appears to be one and the same, just with separate front counters. And I don't know about you, but seems to me this may be the ultimate choice for that weekend Chiefs games right now where you're doing carry-out and eating at home. What's that other place... Water Buffalo Weird Wings? Or something like that. Nah... lousy stuff... stick with this. Or, in case you overshoot the entrances off of Metcalf, you have several options you can quickly drive to instead. Sorry, couldn't resist, but that's a fact and it's a good thing.Would like to return to try a bit more heat though I might try something one pepper lower on their scale from the Wings of Fire. Lots of KFC in south Overland Park. The world is getting better out here.

Pretty good!There's only a few Korean fried chicken (KFC) places in the KC metro and bb.q is one of them. I usually go to a different one but decided to go here as I was craving both sushi and KFC.Service was great. It was pretty busy during dinner time but the servers and even owner did a good job checking in and refilling drinks. Ambiance was just what you would expect for a KFC place. It was busting and cozy.As for the good, their fried chicken is great! The chicken is nicely coated with a crispy batter. I used to prefer CM chicken but now I may prefer bb.q more. I usually get the wings and avoid boneless in fear that it may end up dry... but I was completely wrong. The boneless chicken was juicy and tender. They were decently large in size and the coating (Cheesling) was unexpectedly good. That may be my favorite kind now.Also note that bb.q shares the space with Prime Sushi, so this is a great spot if you have more than one craving. Would recommend!

One of my favorite Korean chicken place in texas and they have it here in overland park. They are inside the Prime Sushi restaurant, but also a part of it too. We got in and seated down quickly, service was okie. Our waitress doesn't seem like she's happy, but you know its one of those days that aren't great! She just didn't ask us how everything is and no water refill. She just bring the food to the table and left it there and didn't tell us what flavors or the description.Anyways, that ddoek bokki was good and cheesy, but for the price is kinda expensive. Usually have fishcakes, this one have a half boil egg and cabbage. Portion was decent. $16 plus $2 extra for cheese.The sushi was very good though! I like the Einstein roll, my favorite. The other two is good too.Finally the chicken wings. Always soy garlic, super good. Very crunchy and fresh. The maple crunch is the newer flavor. It was okie, I would pick honey garlic over it. Just trying out. And the Gangnam flavor was good too. Still one of my favorite chicken place.

I enjoy Korean fried chicken. I've had fried chicken from many different places across the US.This place was alright. Nothing special. Ambiance was nice and cleanService was fast and attentive