Update your hours, I showed up to this place only to find they're closed at 3:30 meanwhile it says open online.
do n.
Solid Korean fried chicken and kimchi fried rice. Order at the counter and they bring the food to the table. Chicken pieces were large and exterior was crispy, soy garlic sauce was good. Shared parking lot with a lot of other interesting restaurants.
Austin W.
Twozone stands out as a fantastic Korean fried chicken spot. The soy garlic chicken is a highlight, striking the perfect balance of being crispy on the outside and tender inside. It's also impressive how well it holds up when taken to go, avoiding the common pitfall of becoming soggy, which is a common issue with to-go fried chicken. The gimbap was just okay, but the friendly staff and the cozy, uncrowded atmosphere of the place make for a pleasant dining experience. It's definitely a go-to for satisfying a fried chicken craving.
Anthony D.
I was initially confused about how and what to order but I called my order in and they were very helpful. The food was good and filling
Fanny S.
This fried chicken spot in Arcadia is my absolute favorite! They offer a wide variety of genuinely authentic Korean flavors. Being a fried chicken enthusiast, I make it a monthly mission to indulge in their delicious offerings. I've consistently left positive reviews for this restaurant. The only downside? It closes early, so unfortunately, no late-night snacks from there.
Linitha Balan
Fast food chicken spot. Sauces were good. Chicken was ok.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
regis kwong
Twozone Chicken, the South Korean sensation that has taken the nation by storm since its inception in 2007, has landed in the culinary landscape, and it's creating quite a stir. With over 300 locations in South Korea, the franchise is on a mission to share its delectable menu with the world, and I had the pleasure of experiencing it.What sets Twozone Chicken apart is its commitment to quality. They use antibiotic-free, free-range chickens that are prepared fresh, never frozen. The result is a chicken with a "thin, crackly, and almost transparent crust," as described by Julia Moskin, a food staff reporter for The New York Times. The choice of small or medium-sized chickens ensures tender meat. The seasoning process, which includes spices, salt, and sugar before and after frying, enhances the flavors. To top it off, each piece of fried chicken is evenly coated with a delectable sauce, delivering an explosion of taste.Twozone Chicken doesn't stop at its fantastic chicken. The menu boasts an array of side dishes, from pickled radishes to tteokbokki, a spicy stir-fried rice cake. You can also complement your meal with options like fish cakes with egg and veggies, fresh corn salad, coleslaw, sweet potato fries, white rice, cheese sticks, and more. To enhance your dining experience, every order includes your choice of dipping sauce. And for refreshments, you have a range of options from carbonated beverages, beer, and soda to Korean drinks.I had the opportunity of visiting Twozone Chicken on a Sunday after church. Our order included rice cake with spicy sauce, pork belly with Kimchi, and a tantalizing 10-piece chicken wing with spicy soy sauce. While the fried chicken was good, it was the rice cake and Kimchi pork belly that stole the show with their delicious flavors. The restaurant's service was top-notch, and they generously provided free iced tea, adding to the overall dining experience.Twozone Chicken brings a taste of South Korea to your plate, and it's definitely a spot worth exploring for its mouthwatering offerings and warm service.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Regis K.
Twozone Chicken, the South Korean sensation that has taken the nation by storm since its inception in 2007, has landed in the culinary landscape, and it's creating quite a stir. With over 300 locations in South Korea, the franchise is on a mission to share its delectable menu with the world, and I had the pleasure of experiencing it. What sets Twozone Chicken apart is its commitment to quality. They use antibiotic-free, free-range chickens that are prepared fresh, never frozen. The result is a chicken with a "thin, crackly, and almost transparent crust," as described by Julia Moskin, a food staff reporter for The New York Times. The choice of small or medium-sized chickens ensures tender meat. The seasoning process, which includes spices, salt, and sugar before and after frying, enhances the flavors. To top it off, each piece of fried chicken is evenly coated with a delectable sauce, delivering an explosion of taste. Twozone Chicken doesn't stop at its fantastic chicken. The menu boasts an array of side dishes, from pickled radishes to tteokbokki, a spicy stir-fried rice cake. You can also complement your meal with options like fish cakes with egg and veggies, fresh corn salad, coleslaw, sweet potato fries, white rice, cheese sticks, and more. To enhance your dining experience, every order includes your choice of dipping sauce. And for refreshments, you have a range of options from carbonated beverages, beer, and soda to Korean drinks. I had the opportunity of visiting Twozone Chicken on a Sunday after church. Our order included rice cake with spicy sauce, pork belly with Kimchi, and a tantalizing 10-piece chicken wing with spicy soy sauce. While the fried chicken was good, it was the rice cake and Kimchi pork belly that stole the show with their delicious flavors. The restaurant's service was top-notch, and they generously provided free iced tea, adding to the overall dining experience. Twozone Chicken brings a taste of South Korea to your plate, and it's definitely a spot worth exploring for its mouthwatering offerings and warm service.
David B.
Hands down, this was the worst fried chicken I've had anywhere. It was dry, ultra greasy, and made my stomach and head ache after eating. The garlic soy sauce was not good. Way too sweet and weird. I'm shocked that anyone said this is the "best". This is truly the worst fried chicken. Go to "Side Chick" down the road for good fried chicken
Katty L.
I liked the gimbap and tteokbboki combo. Mayan gimbap was so good so I purchased one more to go. Also the sweet rice drink was so good which is not that sweet.
My kids and I love TwoZone chicken! We love the soy sauce bulgogi flavor and I always seem to want more of the honey butter one. They also have big serving for the side of French fries. I just wish they have a small serving or side dish of the tteokbokki. The staff is always nice and friendly. I will keep coming back here.
Joanna L.
I'm a little confused as to whether Twozone Chicken and Soonheene share the same owner or not (and why they are in the same space but have separate Yelp pages). So this review will be for the fried chicken only. We ordered the: 10 piece soy garlic wings - all my friends (except 1) did not like this. Firstly, we ordered the soy garlic, but they gave us spicy garlic so it was too spicy for me. Second, we all thought the chicken had a weird taste to it - like it tasted like chlorine or something. It was just a really weird taste. For me, the marinade/sauce was too salty and spicy. 10 piece honey butter wings - I thought the honey butter was delicious! The powder was sweet/savory and the chicken was plump and juicy. I don't think I would come back for the fried chicken. I really like BBQ chicken and I think BBQ chicken is more affordable for more chicken and the chicken tastes better. There's also no restroom here and barely any parking (most spots are limited to 5 or 30 minutes). We also ordered the mayak gimbap, rose teobbokki, and the seafood mungbean pancake - but I will keep my review for those in the Sooneheene Yelp page.
Sean F.
Service was an annoying ripoff. I ordered a to-go order which was supposed to $28.99 plus tax based on their in-store menu. I get charged an extra dollar for no apparent reason and I ask why is the amount different? The service person gets frustrated and shows me her screen saying she just pushes the buttons and can't do anything about it. She just blames the POS and moves on to the next person.
Jean Y.
So glad my husband picked this place for dinner. Everything we ordered tasted great. Restaurant is very clean. Service didn't take too long at all. We ordered the Gimbap, Rose Tteokbokki and Oden comboSoy Garlic Chicken with green onionHoney Butter ChickenThe restaurant is set up like a fast food place but they'll bring the food to you.Orders are taken and paid at the counter. Drinking water and cups are available at the far right of the counter. After you're done eating, clean up your area. Would definitely come back just cuz everything tasted so good.
Myl T.
The chicken is delicious, crispy, and spicy (optional) here. We usually get the 2 flavors chicken and #9 to share between two adults and one toddler. Place is nice, clean, and airy. Great, friendly, and fast service. Definitely coming back for more.
Update your hours, I showed up to this place only to find they're closed at 3:30 meanwhile it says open online.
Solid Korean fried chicken and kimchi fried rice. Order at the counter and they bring the food to the table. Chicken pieces were large and exterior was crispy, soy garlic sauce was good. Shared parking lot with a lot of other interesting restaurants.
Twozone stands out as a fantastic Korean fried chicken spot. The soy garlic chicken is a highlight, striking the perfect balance of being crispy on the outside and tender inside. It's also impressive how well it holds up when taken to go, avoiding the common pitfall of becoming soggy, which is a common issue with to-go fried chicken. The gimbap was just okay, but the friendly staff and the cozy, uncrowded atmosphere of the place make for a pleasant dining experience. It's definitely a go-to for satisfying a fried chicken craving.
I was initially confused about how and what to order but I called my order in and they were very helpful. The food was good and filling
This fried chicken spot in Arcadia is my absolute favorite! They offer a wide variety of genuinely authentic Korean flavors. Being a fried chicken enthusiast, I make it a monthly mission to indulge in their delicious offerings. I've consistently left positive reviews for this restaurant. The only downside? It closes early, so unfortunately, no late-night snacks from there.
Fast food chicken spot. Sauces were good. Chicken was ok.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Twozone Chicken, the South Korean sensation that has taken the nation by storm since its inception in 2007, has landed in the culinary landscape, and it's creating quite a stir. With over 300 locations in South Korea, the franchise is on a mission to share its delectable menu with the world, and I had the pleasure of experiencing it.What sets Twozone Chicken apart is its commitment to quality. They use antibiotic-free, free-range chickens that are prepared fresh, never frozen. The result is a chicken with a "thin, crackly, and almost transparent crust," as described by Julia Moskin, a food staff reporter for The New York Times. The choice of small or medium-sized chickens ensures tender meat. The seasoning process, which includes spices, salt, and sugar before and after frying, enhances the flavors. To top it off, each piece of fried chicken is evenly coated with a delectable sauce, delivering an explosion of taste.Twozone Chicken doesn't stop at its fantastic chicken. The menu boasts an array of side dishes, from pickled radishes to tteokbokki, a spicy stir-fried rice cake. You can also complement your meal with options like fish cakes with egg and veggies, fresh corn salad, coleslaw, sweet potato fries, white rice, cheese sticks, and more. To enhance your dining experience, every order includes your choice of dipping sauce. And for refreshments, you have a range of options from carbonated beverages, beer, and soda to Korean drinks.I had the opportunity of visiting Twozone Chicken on a Sunday after church. Our order included rice cake with spicy sauce, pork belly with Kimchi, and a tantalizing 10-piece chicken wing with spicy soy sauce. While the fried chicken was good, it was the rice cake and Kimchi pork belly that stole the show with their delicious flavors. The restaurant's service was top-notch, and they generously provided free iced tea, adding to the overall dining experience.Twozone Chicken brings a taste of South Korea to your plate, and it's definitely a spot worth exploring for its mouthwatering offerings and warm service.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Twozone Chicken, the South Korean sensation that has taken the nation by storm since its inception in 2007, has landed in the culinary landscape, and it's creating quite a stir. With over 300 locations in South Korea, the franchise is on a mission to share its delectable menu with the world, and I had the pleasure of experiencing it. What sets Twozone Chicken apart is its commitment to quality. They use antibiotic-free, free-range chickens that are prepared fresh, never frozen. The result is a chicken with a "thin, crackly, and almost transparent crust," as described by Julia Moskin, a food staff reporter for The New York Times. The choice of small or medium-sized chickens ensures tender meat. The seasoning process, which includes spices, salt, and sugar before and after frying, enhances the flavors. To top it off, each piece of fried chicken is evenly coated with a delectable sauce, delivering an explosion of taste. Twozone Chicken doesn't stop at its fantastic chicken. The menu boasts an array of side dishes, from pickled radishes to tteokbokki, a spicy stir-fried rice cake. You can also complement your meal with options like fish cakes with egg and veggies, fresh corn salad, coleslaw, sweet potato fries, white rice, cheese sticks, and more. To enhance your dining experience, every order includes your choice of dipping sauce. And for refreshments, you have a range of options from carbonated beverages, beer, and soda to Korean drinks. I had the opportunity of visiting Twozone Chicken on a Sunday after church. Our order included rice cake with spicy sauce, pork belly with Kimchi, and a tantalizing 10-piece chicken wing with spicy soy sauce. While the fried chicken was good, it was the rice cake and Kimchi pork belly that stole the show with their delicious flavors. The restaurant's service was top-notch, and they generously provided free iced tea, adding to the overall dining experience. Twozone Chicken brings a taste of South Korea to your plate, and it's definitely a spot worth exploring for its mouthwatering offerings and warm service.
Hands down, this was the worst fried chicken I've had anywhere. It was dry, ultra greasy, and made my stomach and head ache after eating. The garlic soy sauce was not good. Way too sweet and weird. I'm shocked that anyone said this is the "best". This is truly the worst fried chicken. Go to "Side Chick" down the road for good fried chicken
I liked the gimbap and tteokbboki combo. Mayan gimbap was so good so I purchased one more to go. Also the sweet rice drink was so good which is not that sweet.
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My kids and I love TwoZone chicken! We love the soy sauce bulgogi flavor and I always seem to want more of the honey butter one. They also have big serving for the side of French fries. I just wish they have a small serving or side dish of the tteokbokki. The staff is always nice and friendly. I will keep coming back here.
I'm a little confused as to whether Twozone Chicken and Soonheene share the same owner or not (and why they are in the same space but have separate Yelp pages). So this review will be for the fried chicken only. We ordered the: 10 piece soy garlic wings - all my friends (except 1) did not like this. Firstly, we ordered the soy garlic, but they gave us spicy garlic so it was too spicy for me. Second, we all thought the chicken had a weird taste to it - like it tasted like chlorine or something. It was just a really weird taste. For me, the marinade/sauce was too salty and spicy. 10 piece honey butter wings - I thought the honey butter was delicious! The powder was sweet/savory and the chicken was plump and juicy. I don't think I would come back for the fried chicken. I really like BBQ chicken and I think BBQ chicken is more affordable for more chicken and the chicken tastes better. There's also no restroom here and barely any parking (most spots are limited to 5 or 30 minutes). We also ordered the mayak gimbap, rose teobbokki, and the seafood mungbean pancake - but I will keep my review for those in the Sooneheene Yelp page.
Service was an annoying ripoff. I ordered a to-go order which was supposed to $28.99 plus tax based on their in-store menu. I get charged an extra dollar for no apparent reason and I ask why is the amount different? The service person gets frustrated and shows me her screen saying she just pushes the buttons and can't do anything about it. She just blames the POS and moves on to the next person.
So glad my husband picked this place for dinner. Everything we ordered tasted great. Restaurant is very clean. Service didn't take too long at all. We ordered the Gimbap, Rose Tteokbokki and Oden comboSoy Garlic Chicken with green onionHoney Butter ChickenThe restaurant is set up like a fast food place but they'll bring the food to you.Orders are taken and paid at the counter. Drinking water and cups are available at the far right of the counter. After you're done eating, clean up your area. Would definitely come back just cuz everything tasted so good.
The chicken is delicious, crispy, and spicy (optional) here. We usually get the 2 flavors chicken and #9 to share between two adults and one toddler. Place is nice, clean, and airy. Great, friendly, and fast service. Definitely coming back for more.