chi-mac 홍대입구

An excellent place for chicken and beer.Everything tasted great. Only a few things about food:- The spring onion complimenting the fried chicken is too dry- The army soup did not have any sausage so we had to ask for themThe waitress was super nice and apologetic and they proceeded to fix the food.It is a bit on the expensive end though

You know today’s KALBI a good day, when KFC is involved☺️ We got their LA Kalbi, and Spicy Candy Korean Chicken. The Kalbi here was a bit pricey, it came with a bowl of Rice, the Meat was well-seasoned, marinated beautifully, very tender, and a bit charred which we absolutely loved! Spicy Candy Korean Chicken was a MUST try, you guys! The Chicken was insanely tender, juicy, fried perfectly, the Spicy Sauce packed heat, and the sweetness also came through to balance it out! This place is also 100% HALAL, so be sure to check out this spot when you are in Mississauga!

We went to grab some lunch and we were surprised by how big the place was on the inside. They have a lot of different options of food and it all tasted amazing. The service was quick and the interior design and atmosphere was really nice. Definitely a great place to eat and relax with your friends!

Just go! This was my first experience with Korean cuisine and it is one that I hope to experience again soon! So happy and excited to see this restaurant is Halal ❤️❤️

This place has the best Korean fried chicken! Prices are mid range but we got a really good quantity for the price.The inside is designed in little booths with a curtain for privacy, it feels really cozy and fun! The service was all over the place though so expect a wait between each service. You may also need to ask a few times for water refills, side dishes and the bill. That said, they were always super polite and respectful.Would definitely recommend overall!

The best halal Korean fried chicken I’ve tried hands down! We came during lunch and the atmosphere is very inviting and the booths are very comfortable + private. There are buttons to call the servers and they arrive fairly quickly. The side dishes are very tasty + their kimchi has a hint of sweetness which is nice! For the best part, the chicken was very crispy and flavourful. We got the honey garlic chicken and were surprised with how large the quantity is. There were high quality large cuts of chicken and is great for sharing between 2-3 people. The topokki was also delicious and spicy and a perfect amount for sharing. Will definitely be coming here again with a larger group of friends!

Delicious Korean fried chicken! Their seasonings are delicious and the crisp is amazing! Tried to dine-in and also take out their fried chicken, which was about a 30-min drive and it stayed crisp!Also had leftovers I kept in the fridge and does well reheated in the air fryer or even on a pan to get it to be crisp again.The menu says they are Halal as well, which is a great option for those who have those requirements.I definitely enjoy the soy-garlic chicken and tried the seasoned chicken this time and that was so good! Spicy and sweet!!They are in the same place as Song’s Cook restaurant.

I think this place deserves more credit than due.Great place to stop by for lunch during the weekday. Why? Because everything was fresh, service was prompt… and not many, if any at all, Korean places serve a full halal food menu.Highly recommend the 1/2 & 1/2 Korean fried chicken, with the spicy rice cake +ramen +cheese and cheese corn to start. And of course, beer!Super sweet of them to give us some complimentary mochi for the somewhat large order of food. Well done.

They seated us down pretty fast. The vibe is super good. It's slightly away from the door so the cold doesn't reach us. There's also curtains at your table for some privacy (which I absolutely love!!) and of course the bell to ring them.However, I do have to complain a little about the price--its rather outrageous. We brought $16 tteokbokki and the amount that came out looked like it should have just cost us $6 at max. I would have gotten more at other shops. The $12 Jajangmyeon (black bean) noodles cost less than the tteokbokki lmao and the portion was more--although I admit still less than the $10 Black bean noodles that I get at a food court in the korean supermarket.The chicken (half and half; original + spicy) was okay. For some reason, the chicken's skin just fell apart...it was soggy. There's a bit of smell on it and again...portion is not that great. The spicy sauce isn't even spicy...it tasted more sour than I expected. Also as you can see in the photo...I don't think they even coated the chicken properly. Anyways, if you want Korean fried chicken, I recommend going somewhere else (i.e., K-pocha, Haru chicken).Food: ★Ambient ★★★Service: ★★★

Amazing place, great food and good vibe. It was my first time trying Korean food and I loved it!. It's a burst of various delicious flavours. The people are friendly and caring. Must try their fried chicken. It's just so flavourful that the taste sticks around for a while.