11 Best Korean Restaurants near Plainview

“Ordered takeout and food was ready within 20 mins! I’ve been wanting to try Pelicana, but Mad for Chicken is better in comparison imo. The food was slightly disappointing (-1 for forgetting to include my radish ?), chicken wasn’t super crispy, and the prices were on the higher side for the quality. Would come back for the cheese balls tho!!!“

“Incredible night! Food was incredible“

“Very comfortable and convenient spot for dinner.“

“Friendly service and great food. Hidden gem. Tonkotsu Ramen was unbelievable.“

“This place is great.
It's a small local business, and I have to say, this is how you do a restaurant right. I'm not businessman but I think what makes a restaurant great is being a master of few not a jack of all trades. The owners and workers here have just done that. Everything on the menu is so tasty, I also love the atmosphere, they play either Japanese fishing TV or a Korean fishing channel, not much fish on the menu but I honestly love it, it is a vibe. This may sound odd but the Lemonade is amazing, I am guessing they are making it fresh, I only had the Mango and Strawberry but all I can say is DAMN it's good!

All the meat is amazing, the servers always share about the process how its done, the grill worker is a very hard worker, funny , and a very nice guy. Very talented pitmaster I must say! Also charcoal is a nice touch. I will say this is a more unique Korean Grill place, you do not girll yourself which I have been and seen before at more upper scale places that have more nicer cuts of meat and I understand the workers want you to enjoy the flavor plus it is probably a safety thing, but honestly I prefer and love it. The Korean dishes are so tasty, cannot get enough of it. The appetizer are great. Everything is grown fresh and man is it good. Kimchi is great I had so many types of Kimchi in my life, H-Mart brand, top quality from Korea, you name it all great but this place is some of the best I consider since it is so fresh! I do not drink alcohol but I did give the Makgeolli a shared tried, I know people say on its own it is an acquired taste but I really liked it a lot, the flavoring did look good for it, not an alcohol drinker but I loved it. They do have Korean sodas but again the lemonade I think is king. Pretty much everything here is authentic but also unique in a way, the deserts I love, that Sorbet hit, I have to try the Tartufo next! I know in Korea, and Asia in general people love Italian pastries so I wasn't too shocked to see it on the menu here but does feel random but honestly think it looks so tasty!

Do yourself a favor and support this business! I see they get a lot of ubers/door dash but I never see this place crowded on a weekday night, other than weekends it also seems to died out after 7pm on weekends when I went which sucks. People need to go out more and one of the best ways is to go to this place! Get some amazing Korean grill! Can't wait to come back, I took my parents here but next I'm taking my friends and hoping they introduce their family to this place! Wanna keep this place going!“

“Amazing food!

Vegetarian options: All plates modified

Dietary restrictions: Really good at it

Parking: No problem paring

Kid-friendliness: Kids eat here

Wheelchair accessibility: Yes“

“OK, so I discovered this place over the summer and I have become extremely addicted to this chicken. It is some of the best fried chicken I have ever had. It is always extremely hot and juicy as well and the crust like skin on the outside is also delicious. The mango habanero sauce is incredibly spicy so I would be careful unless you have a extremely high tolerance for spice. I prefer the honey golden and hickory barbecue flavors“

“Super fresh, great variety and helpful, friendly staff! This was my first time there and I'll be back. The owner and I had a lovely chat, and he gave me a fresh piece of fruit along with my tuna sandwich!“

“Sauerkraut chinese fish. This cuisine is generally for fresh of the boat Chinese people. But over the last few years, it has steadily gained popularity amongst non Chinese and even non Asians. I can't even explain what the taste is like aside from it being maybe lemongrass and spicy at the same time. The bowl is filled with random veggies, spices, and, of course, your choice of fish or even duck blood. This spot is located inside the food court of 99 Ranch Market. The prices are reasonable ($12.95), and the employees are nice. They also serve Malatang. Those that don't know, look it up. When you pay with cash, you get a free drink (yellow colored fruit tea)“

“Homey Korean feel. Food was a hit. Tried their squid cold noodle, rice cakes, japchae, soft tofu soup and all were yummy. They have plenty of banchan, always willing to refill as requested. I would avoid the fish soup as the there were a lot of little bones but soup was very tasty. Very sweet staff there as well.“

“I recently dined at Mad for Chicken, and I was thoroughly impressed with the experience. The chicken was cooked to perfection—crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside, with just the right amount of seasoning. The variety of sauces available added a nice touch, allowing for a personalized flavor experience.

The atmosphere was lively, and the staff was friendly and attentive, making the overall dining experience enjoyable. The only reason I'm giving it four stars instead of five is that the wait time for the food was a bit longer than expected, especially during peak hours. However, the quality of the food definitely made up for it.

I would highly recommend Mad for Chicken to anyone looking for a delicious and satisfying meal. I'll definitely be returning to try more of their menu!“