44 CHKN

The service was wonderful. We went here to try out the food and got really good explanations as well as delicious food. The price was also very fair

Friendly staff who are welcoming to tourists. They were very helpful and patient, happily offering advice on what to choose. We really enjoyed the food (chicken bowl and chicken burger), as well as a delicious iced tea made in Berlin (the peach and mango-pineapple flavors were amazing!). Highly recommended

Edit: trying this place again after a year and it’s still as good as it was, in my opinion. Tried the wings and they were beautiful - juicy, delicious, sticky. They could have been a bit crispier, but it was a delivery so I understand the lack of crispiness. Maybe put the glaze on the side and let people do it themselves once the food is delivered? So I had the chicken burger + fries and I loved it! The chicken was dark meat (thigh) which is infinitely better than breast, because it is much juicier. The crispy chicken was between 2 pieces of soft, buttery, toasted brioche toast slices with a tangy, sweet and fresh slaw that cut through the richness of the sandwich perfectly. The fries were lovely, I think they had truffle seasoning, but I am not sure as it didn’t say in the menu. Nevertheless, they were well seasoned and crispy. The dip (japanese mayo?) was a good accompaniment.

Flavor was okay, the chicken bites paired with butter honey sauce were actually really good, however the pop chicken (paired with the teriyaki sauce) tasted at least a day old and over salted.

Their crispy chicken is very crispy and flavourful, the spicy sauce (Gimi Oppa) was spicy enough to be enjoyable, not too spicy for my taste. Although I would say the crispies were a little too overcooked. Service was very accommodating and friendly. The place is very small, just enough for a few small groups and fast food. Will try the other choices and sauces next time. These also have Poke Bowl.

The restaurant isn't too big, but it has a nice vibe. It is located in the "Asian street" in Berlin. It mainly offers fried chicken dishes in Korean style, and people can choose with different sauce they offer. I tried both the Seoul bowl and the single menu here, and they were delicious. Although there is no Bibimbap or Bulgogi to order, it is still a pretty good place to something Korean.

It was fine. I didnt like it, to Me it smelled funky and tasted extremely buttery, not the good kind. My friend who likes dry and unseasoned food enjoyed it though? also no toilets, sad. (bonus pic of gojo being sad about chicken)