Basax — Restaurant in Sydney

Basax Korean Chicken offers an exceptional dining experience that truly captures the essence of Korean cuisine. The moment you step inside, the inviting ambiance sets the stage for an enjoyable meal. The menu boasts an impressive variety of Korean chicken dishes, each prepared with utmost care and attention to detail.

The star of the show is, of course, the Korean fried chicken. The crispy, golden exterior perfectly complements the tender and juicy meat 😏 inside, making each bite a delight. Whether you prefer the classic soy garlic flavor or the spicy😏 kick of the yangnyeom glaze, Basax has got you covered. Their range of sauce options caters to all taste preferences, ensuring everyone leaves with a satisfied palate.

Aside from their chicken, Basax also offers an array of delectable side dishes that further elevate the dining experience. From the flavorful kimchi to the refreshing cucumber salad, these accompaniments add a burst of flavors to the meal.

The attentive and friendly staff at Basax are always ready to assist, making sure you feel welcomed and attended to throughout your visit. The service is prompt, and the atmosphere is warm😂, making it a great spot to enjoy a meal with friends or family.

One minor drawback could be the waiting times during peak hours, as the restaurant tends to get quite busy. However, the food's quality and the overall experience more than make up for this slight inconvenience.

In conclusion, Basax Korean Chicken is a must-visit for any food enthusiast or lover of Korean cuisine. With its mouthwatering chicken dishes, delightful side offerings, and welcoming ambiance, it undoubtedly deserves a spot among the top Korean restaurants in the area. Whether you're a fan of Korean cuisine or just looking for a fantastic dining experience, Basax Korean Chicken...

Our second time dining at Basax and it’s always been a delight. However we did notice a distinctive smell coming from the entrance which was strong and lingered around. We didn’t let it deter us from dining in. Thankfully, when our order arrived it was able to concealed the smell. I ordered my usual Ox Bone Soup and my partner the Bulgogi Stew - I love the flavourful, milky ox bone broth and the brisket was very tender, it’s definitely my favourite here. The Bulgogi Stew was good however, it was a little too sweet to our liking. Overtime the stew became too cloudy/oily on the surface so it wasn’t too pleasant to drink, despite it being in an earthenware bowl. Next time we would probably order another stew/dish other than that. The soy-garlic fried chicken was crunchy on the exterior and tender on the inside, every bite was delectable. The waffle fries was a nice additional treat, though some parts of the fries were clumped together so it wasn’t evenly deep fried. The male staff (possibly the owner) that took our payment at the register was very friendly and accommodating. Overall a nice experience but and will return when I need my...

I had the special chicken (4 types of fried chicken including snowing cheese, sweet and spicy, soy garlic and original flavors), bulgogi stew and fish cake and beef tendon hotpot. The chicken was a bit better than average. It was crispy outside, soft and moist inside. However, I feel like it was missing something that can level up the taste and make the meal more satisfied. The waffle chip was crispy. I would recommend this dish if you have more than 3 people to share or otherwise, the waffle chip may make you feel full early. The hot stew is always good for chill weather. The bulgogi stew is a popular dish among many Korean restaurants. It was serving hot but the soup was quite sweet, as far as I can remember. The beef was normal. I wish it could be a bit less sweetness, so that the taste can be more balanced. The worst part of the meal was the hotpot. The fish cake and everything else except the beef tendon was terrible, unfortunately. So just don’t order this hotpot if you don’t want to be...