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“Food was delicious! Loved everything I tried!“
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“We had the tofu bimbimbap and the 10 piece Korean fried chicken. The chicken came out hot and steaming with the perfect amount of crispness. The bimbimbap had a ton of veggies -- the portion was very generous. The owner was quite nice; he gave us two large bubble teas for being his last customers of the day. Will definitely stop by again for the next Boston day trip we do.“
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“Loved the food, the service, great place 🙌🏼“
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“Great sushi, particularly liked the Around the World roll if you’re in to salmon tempura.“
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“My favorite place for Chinese food. So fresh and amazing. You have to try the chicken egg foo young with its special sauce. To die for!!!“
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“Solid option for Korean wings in Waltham.
Never been a huge Bonchon fan, but I like coming here for the lunch specials. Bonchon isn’t particularly big in Korea (in fact, the first one I ever tried was in New York), but given the options around Boston, this place ends up being a good choice. BBQ Chicken (the only major Korean chain actually from Korea in MA) doesn’t offer lunch specials, and their quality has dipped recently in some Boston locations. So whenever I’m in Waltham, I like to come in here.
The lunch specials at Bonchon offer excellent value. Eight wings or four drumsticks (or a mix) plus a side for $13. Flavor-wise, my go-to is soy garlic. It gives you the crispiest exterior out of all their sauces. For spice, I prefer their newer Korean yangnyeom over the Korean BBQ as it has more heat and a cleaner balance.
Since Bonchon uses a relatively thin batter and their sauces run pretty strong, I actually prefer the drumsticks over the wings. The extra meat helps balance out the sauce, and the texture stays more consistent.
Probably not the best Korean fried chicken out there, but for really good value meals, I recommend giving them a try.“
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“Hungry Hot BBQ is a great spot if you’re craving variety. You can choose AYCE BBQ, hot pot, or both—all for a very reasonable price.
There’s a 2-hour time limit, which is more than enough time to enjoy everything without feeling rushed. Service was excellent—orders came out quickly and efficiently, and the staff kept things moving smoothly.
Bonus: plenty of parking, which makes the experience even better. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the Natick area!“