Im always on the lookout for good fried chicken. I looked at my Google map and ot directed me to OK Chicken, located west of Chinatown, but the heart of Koreatown. Its actually located inside the Greenland shopping center, which was a little confusing. After a long walk, I finally found the foodcourt inside the shopping center, to the right of the entryway . Again, I was baffled because tge restaurants are very close together and it was a little tricky to find even the signage but alas I found it. I wasn't sure what to order but I ordered the Combo. There was a little language barrier between myself and the cashier, she took me literally. What i wanted to order, was a multi piece combo , containing approximately 6 to 8 pieces of fried chicken. What i apparently ordered was the family feast, a 10x10 inch box containing 20 pieces of chicken, more than I was expecting. I guess the price on my card of 30.00+ should have been my first clue. The cashier told me it would be a little bit of a wait. I watched videos and people watched at the food court. Very interesting place. Clean and bright, I felt like a stranger in a strange land. After 30 min, I received a page to pick up my order. Chicken appeared very crunchy, packed over the rim of the small cardboard box. I took my tray to my table and began to eat. The chicken was delicious. I confess, i ate more than i should have. I highly recommend adding the sauce on the side. In my opinion, the chicken stands by itself, but as little sauce goes a long way. I opted for the garlic sauce, which seemed soy sauce based, slightly sweet but not overly garlic, just enough. I wished I had ordered fries, but glad I didn't . They did serve 2 plastic cups with a light pink contents. I thought it was watermelon at first. The liquid tasted like a lightly sweet vinegar brine, i think it was pickled daikon radish. Not bitter at all, nice and crunchy. A very pleasant offer to the chicken. The restaurant had many other choices, all looked interesting and warrants further visits. I have to admit, I have leftover chicken in my fridge and I'm going to eat it after writing this review. I do recommend this place. I would encourage foodies to venture out of their comfort zone and delve into our rich culture in our city. Im at big fan of our Chinatown and now a fan of Koreatown as well.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Korean Fried Chicken
Noom
Ok Chicken is Ok.
Located inside the Greenland supermarket food court Ok Chicken is a good option if you want to do some grocery shopping while you wait for your food. My order took 10-15 minutes and I killed that time shopping.
The soy garlic boneless chicken is good, but I would pass on the French fries next time. The regular size is enough for two people and is reasonably priced.
Ample seating.
Ample parking.
Original Review: June 2025
THREE STARS (Good) Standard example of a business.
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Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Angela J
Our favorite little hidden gem for fried chicken.
Located inside the Greenland Supermarket in the food court. Service is always friendly, food usually takes a few minutes because everything is made fresh. They have the best tasting chicken and fries, everything always piping hot and delicious.
Every time we come to Greenland we have to get an order of their boneless chicken or Korean fried chicken.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Han-Hsin Lin
Best fried chicken
Food: 5
John Lee
Legitimately the best Korean fried chicken in Las Vegas. Even my mom loves it and she’s the harshest critic of Korean food. First thing she wants after driving up from Ktown-LA is this chicken.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Elton Joan Vargas Romero
Wasnt here
Service: 1
LaRonda Gates
If you ever run across a chance to have Korean fried chicken, don't let it pass you by. The chicken is so crunchy, juicy, and light all at the same time. It's almost a heavenly experience. The original and the sauced flavors are equally satisfying. I was so happy we stopped here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nathan Lin
The chicken is great and served by incredibly kind people
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Alan Schiff
Good but not worth the $. I ordered 6 wings for $14. I was expecting 6 full wings. I got 3 wings, taken apart. No side, no drink.
I got the rose teokbokki and the sweet chili chicken. I had high hopes since the rating was good but the food was just not that good. The rose teokbokki was just tomato sauce, some hot sauce, and Walmart mozzarella on top. The fried chicken was good but it was nothing special.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Fried Chicken
Alice Yao
Really good chicken! Crunchy and juicy. They were very generous with the sauces. Everyone loved it. We will back again!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Garlic Soy, Korean Fried Chicken, Fried Chicken, French Fries
Winnie
It was ok chicken. 6 pieces of chicken and fries for $20 is the norm now I guess…
Chicken was perfectly crunchy. The sauces didn’t suit my palate, everything was way too sweet.
Im always on the lookout for good fried chicken. I looked at my Google map and ot directed me to OK Chicken, located west of Chinatown, but the heart of Koreatown. Its actually located inside the Greenland shopping center, which was a little confusing. After a long walk, I finally found the foodcourt inside the shopping center, to the right of the entryway . Again, I was baffled because tge restaurants are very close together and it was a little tricky to find even the signage but alas I found it.
I wasn't sure what to order but I ordered the Combo. There was a little language barrier between myself and the cashier, she took me literally.
What i wanted to order, was a multi piece combo , containing approximately 6 to 8 pieces of fried chicken.
What i apparently ordered was the family feast, a 10x10 inch box containing 20 pieces of chicken, more than I was expecting. I guess the price on my card of 30.00+ should have been my first clue.
The cashier told me it would be a little bit of a wait. I watched videos and people watched at the food court. Very interesting place. Clean and bright, I felt like a stranger in a strange land.
After 30 min, I received a page to pick up my order. Chicken appeared very crunchy, packed over the rim of the small cardboard box.
I took my tray to my table and began to eat. The chicken was delicious. I confess, i ate more than i should have.
I highly recommend adding the sauce on the side. In my opinion, the chicken stands by itself, but as little sauce goes a long way. I opted for the garlic sauce, which seemed soy sauce based, slightly sweet but not overly garlic, just enough.
I wished I had ordered fries, but glad I didn't .
They did serve 2 plastic cups with a light pink contents. I thought it was watermelon at first. The liquid tasted like a lightly sweet vinegar brine, i think it was pickled daikon radish. Not bitter at all, nice and crunchy. A very pleasant offer to the chicken.
The restaurant had many other choices, all looked interesting and warrants further visits.
I have to admit, I have leftover chicken in my fridge and I'm going to eat it after writing this review.
I do recommend this place. I would encourage foodies to venture out of their comfort zone and delve into our rich culture in our city.
Im at big fan of our Chinatown and now a fan of Koreatown as well.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Korean Fried Chicken
Ok Chicken is Ok.
Located inside the Greenland supermarket food court Ok Chicken is a good option if you want to do some grocery shopping while you wait for your food. My order took 10-15 minutes and I killed that time shopping.
The soy garlic boneless chicken is good, but I would pass on the French fries next time. The regular size is enough for two people and is reasonably priced.
Ample seating.
Ample parking.
Original Review: June 2025
THREE STARS
(Good) Standard example of a business.
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Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Our favorite little hidden gem for fried chicken.
Located inside the Greenland Supermarket in the food court. Service is always friendly, food usually takes a few minutes because everything is made fresh. They have the best tasting chicken and fries, everything always piping hot and delicious.
Every time we come to Greenland we have to get an order of their boneless chicken or Korean fried chicken.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best fried chicken
Food: 5
Legitimately the best Korean fried chicken in Las Vegas. Even my mom loves it and she’s the harshest critic of Korean food. First thing she wants after driving up from Ktown-LA is this chicken.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wasnt here
Service: 1
If you ever run across a chance to have Korean fried chicken, don't let it pass you by. The chicken is so crunchy, juicy, and light all at the same time. It's almost a heavenly experience. The original and the sauced flavors are equally satisfying. I was so happy we stopped here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The chicken is great and served by incredibly kind people
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good but not worth the $. I ordered 6 wings for $14. I was expecting 6 full wings. I got 3 wings, taken apart. No side, no drink.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Korean Chicken Wings
OK chicken 👌 more like AMAAZING CHICKEN! 😐
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sweet Chili Wings
Restaurantji Recommends
Perfect!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chicken was delicious
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Chicken, French Fries
I got the rose teokbokki and the sweet chili chicken. I had high hopes since the rating was good but the food was just not that good. The rose teokbokki was just tomato sauce, some hot sauce, and Walmart mozzarella on top. The fried chicken was good but it was nothing special.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Fried Chicken
Really good chicken! Crunchy and juicy. They were very generous with the sauces. Everyone loved it. We will back again!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Garlic Soy, Korean Fried Chicken, Fried Chicken, French Fries
It was ok chicken. 6 pieces of chicken and fries for $20 is the norm now I guess…
Chicken was perfectly crunchy. The sauces didn’t suit my palate, everything was way too sweet.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
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