Ooh Soo Chicken

Food - 1/5Service - N/AAmbiance - N/AGot the boneless wings. Half Soy/Half OohSoo. Both were burnt, tasted like old grease. Looked the same, burnt the same and didn't taste like any of the sauces mentioned. I'll try them again when they change their oil.

Ordered carryout on a Friday at 6pm....there was only 2 people in the entire place...should I be leery?Guy behind the counter was very nice and handed me the food right away.We ordered 10pc boneless half spicy and half ooh soo sauce, 8pc traditional spicy and an order of bull dak.None of the spicy was even spicy but the flavor was ok, similar to bonchon soy garlic.The traditional bone-in was good but not sure what happened with the boneless...the chicken pieces were not in chunks but more thin flat discs of chicken breast. So thin that even though the outside looked decent, the chicken itself was hard as cardboard. My bull dak was okay but I don't think it should be as soupy or saucy. The flavor was decent I guess. We tried this place because we've never been since it used to be bonchon...I'm sure it'll be our last since there's so many other better Korean bbq chicken places around.

Ummmm....this is going to be a short review because this place is basically and off brand Bon Chon. Same concept a couple of different flavors which I tried the soy and spicy. They also have ooh soo chicken sauce I didn't try and will not be back to try so I can't comment not that. So got the wing and drumstick combo...was thinking I would get a big drumstick but only just received the drumettes and wingettes. Flavors are nothing to write home about and chicken was so so. Only improvement you can get a free side of white rice. Menu looks about the same so nothing extra there. No more bar all that is cleared out. Don't seem like they going to last ever since 2020 and they closed and wouldn't let anyone sit in the restaurant they went down and finally closed. This place will not last so don't waste your time in my opinion. Better off going to the bbq chicken spot at Stonebridge for more flavors and better selection of sides and chicken.

We had a family combo of drumsticks and wings, Udon soup , fried rice and shrimps broccoli.The food was great. The Place was clean and service was 5 stars!

The food here was very good, and I'm a pretty firm grader. There used to be a Bon Chon here. I was bummed when it closed. I was very excited to see this place open but it took us a while to get in here. The wings are very good. I had the Ooh Soo signature sauce. The fries are good. The side of fried rice was a little bland, but it was a free side, so I'll just stick with the fries in the future. There are other sides I haven't tried yet.They also have some classic favorites like catsu and bulgogi. My wife had the bulgogi and said it was very good. The only reasons I knocked them down a peg were the fried rice and the meal was a tiny bit pricey for what it was, but what isn't these days? I noticed they had lunch specials, so that might help on the price next time. Oh, and the service was very helpful and friendly. As for the ambiance, it's basically the same as the Bon Chon was before.

Okay so yesterday I tried this place and this review is written with the understanding that this place is new and will need a couple of months before it is where it needs to be. We tried the Mandu dumplings, which were pretty good in the soy flavor. We tried the octopus balls, which were not my favorite. I did not like the texture. We tried the fried chicken and strips and wings as well as the veggie fried rice and the kimchi. The veggie fried rice was delicious. I can only imagine how good it taste with the spicy chicken or the Bulgogi beef. The steamed rice was good however the kimchi was soured.In general, this place is pretty much a self-service place however, it is very spacious and accessible for those with walkers and wheelchairs. The food was average but it can only get better.

Wings were great. The sweet potato fries we ordered were a bit soggy by the time we got them home but that was an us issue, not them. The store is very clean and the employees are very nice.

I gave this place a 3 rating out of 5 because of cost. The food tasted good, but it was very much a typical chinese resturant. it was very stir fry-ish. the only thing that was korean about this place was the bobba tea shop next door and the bolgi meat. All in all the place was fucking expensive to feed 5 people (2 adults, 3 kids)....like $20 for stir fried rice, $17 for 3 tocos, $20 for udon noodle stir fry, $9 for 5 fried shrimps (2 servings of those). etc etcI walked in w a $50 groupon and still had to drop $25 more to pay the bill. The place was empty. They need to fix the prices, everthing should be 30% cheaper. anyways enough harping.

This place is Ooh Soo Good!! Didn't realize they specialize in Ramen and popular Korean Fare. Actually, 2/3 of the menu is Asian fare. I ordered the Spicy Miso Ramen with Beef and Pork with a Dumpling appetizer. Both dishes were awesome! Great presentation and tasty. I think of myself as an Asian Quisine guru as that's my go to food of choice. I've eaten at many Asian places around the US and overseas. For Woodbridge and NOVA, OSC is top notch. Highly recommend. You will not be disappointed!

I have ordered from here a couple of times and thought it was pretty good! First time we got wings and I got a tofu wrap, second time we got ramen and a tofu japchae. I enjoyed it both times!