All i know is KFC fell off and it makes me sad
That famous bowl still hit tho
they both serve their own purpose
korean fried chicken is more efficient but doesnt hit the same without all that batter
OP couldnt be bothered to add pics to assess so im gonna have to conclude that OP is wrong
most of it has to do w the sauces/glaze? + how crispy it gets
tbh I prefer southern/American fried chicken over plain korean fried chicken
but garlic soy korean fried
Jollibee fried chicken is goat as well
but if y’all in the east bay/oak/berk area
OB TOWN garlic soy (or do the half n half w the spicy)
AZIT garlic soy w the mini fried mochi balls
P***OS fried chicken wings w NO SAUCE but ask for their peanut sauce on the side
Bonchon (in the bay) high key overrated.
i love the aesthetics of korean food but i can't get over how everything is randomly sugary/sweet
i love the aesthetics of korean food but i can't get over how everything is randomly sugary/sweet
This is facts visually pleasing but they got the sweetest meat ever
That famous bowl still hit tho
Real
s*** like 4 dollars and fill you up everytime
This is facts visually pleasing but they got the sweetest meat ever
sweetest meat
i love the aesthetics of korean food but i can't get over how everything is randomly sugary/sweet
Korean food do be sweet tho
it’s funny cause korean sweet snacks are actually pretty mild/light compared to american sweet snacks tho
Made this for myself multiple times easy to make and pretty good
Need to do this
Does anyone know why Koreans like and serve and do fried chicken? I remember hearing about why but I forgot
Nashville Hot Chicken is the s***
I heard it's overrated like the flavor mediocre it's jus spicy for no reason
I heard it's overrated like the flavor mediocre it's jus spicy for no reason
Yeah I love when food has a reason to be spicy. Too often is my food missing a raison d'etre.