loading…loading…loading…This spot specializes in Korean fried chicken with a serious crunch, plus the kind of Korean comfort food that makes you understand why people crave it. Go if you want to eat something genuinely crunchy and a little bit spicy, not because someone told you it was good.
desserts · 3238 Old Pickett Rd
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