Their friend chicken is bomb Get the garlic soy Service is pretty fast Ambiance is Korean. All kinds of Korean stuff on the walls

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Ever since our favorite Korean fried chicken moved away, Vons chicken has become the highest contender for best flavor and fry for the chicken. We have a weird tradition in our family to order KFC (Korean fried chicken) during halloween and Von's is a wonderful option. Best order: - half chicken of crispy fried - half soy Just wish their radish was a little different! I like that it's in the same plaza as in n out and home goods so if I want to do some home shopping ahead and also grab in n out fries to pair, I can do so. Because it's in this huge plaza, parking is never difficult- just be prepared to fight thru people trying to get in line for the in n out though. I swear in n out lines now a days is becoming as cruel as people camping out in the olden days for Black Friday deals. Sometimes I think the line queue workers look like police enforcement or maybe my eyes just turn them into authority because In N Out guests can be aggressive in their cars!

Good Korean fried chicken spot. Most of their flavors are very tasty with good flavor, however my least favorite is ironically their most popular I believe which is the honey butter flavor, not a fan. My favorite flavor is the Vons special, that ones on point. Other than that the staff is friendly, the place is nice, and parking in the plaza should be fairly easy to find. However, they don't have restrooms. Still recommend for a try.

Are you team baked or fried? Okay by now, we all had or at least heard of Korean friedddd chicken, but have yall had them baked!? Well here at Vons Chicken, they have both baked and fried options; let's go textures! They have different flavors to choose from that range from, spicy, tangy, and sweet. My favorite was the crispy real garlic, which was sweet and savory with a nice garlic kick! My bf enjoyed the Vons special, reminiscent of a good ole cookout! All in all, the staff was super friendly, I liked the variety of options to choose from, the interior was modern and cozy, and the food was a hit! I am definitely team crispy and I have to come back to try more flavors soon! For now 4/5 Tip: Tucked away in Torrance Crossroads Shopping Center, parking is tight, and can get busy. The Eats Chicken Half $15.99 $28.99 Vons Special +$1 Soy +$1 Crispy Yang-Nyum +$1 Oven Padak +$2 Sides Honey Butter French Fries $5.99 Coleslaw $1.99 Pickled Radish $2.99 K-Food Combo Kimbap & Chicken Combo $14.99 Happy Eats, Loves! ^_^

They are now have their first store in SoCal. Their chicken is so good as they have crispy and grilled options. The staffs are super friendly and helpful. Listen to Korean music as I eat Korean chicken! Highlights of the menu: 1. Crispy chicken: soy and honey butter 2. Roasted oven chicken: vons special and soy & black vinegar 3. Kimchi fried rice

Crunchy fried, soy Baked- padak, vons special I love how they have the option of baked fried chicken. These KFC wings are not your average wings the legs are huge. I love how they serve rice just exactly what i needs lol Services on point and the workers are friendly. There is plenty of seating and plenty of parking as it's located in a Plaza. Honey butter fries r their newest fries menu. U can def taste the qualify of the chicken.

The good: I got the honey butter crispy chicken wings and drumsticks in a half size and the Vons special roasted chicken in the same size. It's an extra $1 for a mix of wings and drumsticks or for wings only. Right now, they have an April promotion where you get 3 drumsticks (forgot which flavor) if you buy a full (20 piece) set. For 2 people, we weren't full with 20 pieces but I think we'd be full with 30. Chicken came with a small side of pickled radish. The bad: I don't think there was outside seating. They didn't have a restroom for customers to use (that I saw). The honey butter powder is a bit artificial. The interior is small. The interesting: I've been to a Korean fried chicken place called Vons in Northern California but I think they're not owned by the same people (?). The interesting: