Kpop Rice Flour Chicken

The best crispy chicken, I've been coming here for a few years now. Never disappoints. I love the fact that it's open late.

Whenever my family is in the area, we always try to eat at Kpop Rice Flour Chicken. I've gone maybe 3-4 times and I keep coming back for the chicken's crispiness and delicious sauce. Though I noticed the last time I went, the chicken wasn't as crispy as before. I'm hoping it was just a one-time fluke. Parking/Service/Ambiance:Lots of parking in the lot even on a Friday night. I appreciated that there's a call button on each table to prevent having to wave down a server. Food came out fairly quickly. Lots of indoor (only) tables and seats. There were several TVs that streamed sports games. It was nice to watch the Dodgers game while we were eating. There are 2 bathrooms and it was pretty clean.Food:-#9 Spicy Rice Cake with Ramen: great to share as appetizer. For me this wasn't too spicy and I love the flavor. -Corn Cheese: could comfortably share with 2-3 people-Ssal Hot and Spicy Chicken: half order came with 6 pieces. For someone who likes super spicy food, this wasn't very spicy to me. I love the sauciness and the flavor though as mentioned, I wish it was a tad bit crispier. -Ssal Honey Garlic Chicken: full order came with about 12. Overall:I'm hoping that the lack of crispiness of the chicken was a one time thing. Otherwise, I'll continue to come back to this restaurant!

It's different than the Korean fried chicken that I'm used to, but it's still good. The batter is a lot thinner but keeps a crispy texture. We got two half chickens. The smaller pieces like the wing and drumsticks were really good, but some of the bigger pieces like the breasts were kinda dry. I wish they broke those up. Service was really good. And the decor inside is cute. Also the kimchi fried rice was nice. It wasn't too seasoned so it was nice to have to eat alongside the heavy chicken.

Price hiked up but good quality going down ): Not sure if because of takeout but it was blander than usual, and outside wasn't crispy enough. Batter seemed thin so you could just see the chicken meat through the outside so the crispy outside was virtually nonexistent for many areas Felt like they cheapened out

We were driving around looking for something tasty. One of our people can't do gluten, so options are a bit limited. We stumbled on K-pop and decided to give it a try. So I'll say, we didn't exactly blend in with the rest of their clientele... with that said, it didn't matter, the staff was awesome and made some great recommendations for our group. Super welcoming and chill. So we ended up ordering a bunch of random things.... Got a couple kinds of chicken. The garlic honey was yummy. Sides of sauces to dip in were great also. The meal comes with a side of salad and radish. I really liked them. It was a nice treat. Corn cheese was super good! Beers and saki was good and reasonably priced. Overall the food was good, and the service was awesome. I would definitely come back.

Almost three years ago, I tried Kpop Rice Flour Chicken for the first time via a delivery service. The name almost made me hesitate, but I'm glad I gave it a chance. They use rice flour to batter their chicken, making it a fantastic option for those who are gluten-free. However, be cautious as some sauces still contain gluten.Gluten-Free Options:Traditional ChickenHoney Garlic ChickenChicken GizzardBossamRestaurant Atmosphere:The restaurant has the typical vibe of an older Korean establishment, featuring mostly booth seating, Kpop singers on soju advertisements, and Kpop music playing in the background.Food Ratings:Traditional Chicken: 8.7/10The chicken is excellent, especially since I typically can't have fried chicken. The honey garlic sauce is okay, but the traditional version is the best.Honey Garlic Chicken: 7.2/10I ordered the sauce on the side because the garlic flavor can be overpowering. It's good, but not my favorite.Bossam: 6.4/10This isn't the place to come for bossam. It's fine as a side dish but lacks some staple pairings, particularly kimchi.Fried Gizzard: 9.1/10The fried gizzard is outstanding. The rice flour gives it a crispy texture, and the combination of crunch and meatiness is perfect.Overall:Kpop Rice Flour Chicken is a must-visit for those with dietary restrictions like mine. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves fried chicken.

Wanted to try a new kchicken place and this one did not disappoint! Ordered corn cheese, which was sooooo good and 1 order of half sweet and spicy half original to start and it was good but didn't seem like a lot for 3, so we ordered another order of sweet and spicy (it was also good so we wanted more) lol. Their fries were cooked to perfection and one of my favorite parts of the meal! Offer a decent amount of sitting, soju, beer, etc offered. Service could have been a little better attentive wise but the food was amazing and server was really nice!

I found out this was a casual place to eat at Open late night. My brother and I ate here and it was pleasant. This is overall a good hangout spot to eat casually and hang out. I recommend getting a side of sauce so that you can pour it onto the wings. It will make a difference.Sweet and Spicy Chicken: Good. It is sweet and a casual dish to get with friends.Honey Garlic Chicken: Good. Sometimes oil will drip after a bite. The honey is subtle but there and they are nice casual pieces of chicken.

This place is a hidden gem! We called beforehand to make sure their chicken was egg and dairy free because of my son's allergies and they were super helpful and let me know that the chicken was egg and dairy free. The ambiance is cozy and we ended up getting rabokki, a small boneless crispy w a side of sweet and spicy sauce, and fries. Omg it was enough food for a party of four! Will def be back when we are in the area.

Service from the owner was friendly and was a good deal for about $30. Would come again!