bb.q Chicken Northridge — Restaurant in Los Angeles

took some time to check this place out and I'm pretty impressed overall.

got myself some wings (Gangnam style sauce), 떡볶이, and a Strawberry Hibiscus tea.

the girl at the counter was super friendly and the place looked very clean.

the wings - a bit over breaded, but that sauce is killer and the chicken was cooked perfectly (super juicy!). if it's possible to order the sauce on the side to dip i would recommend that since it might help with distribution of it per piece a bit better

떡볶이 - a little bit on the sweet side, but it had the perfect level of heat. i think the sweetness came mostly from the diced hot dogs but not completely sure. the veggies though were just so good and perfectly tender, as were the rice cakes. the egg was sadly the weakest part but even with that it's a hard boiled egg so what honestly can i say outside of i just wish it absorbed the sauce better? lol

Strawberry Hibiscus Tea - this thing was DELICIOUS. i will go back just for this lol, not too sweet and just perfectly floral

also - they're very generous with the side of 무. i bought an extra side of it but the side they gave me with my wings was satisfactory

the girl behind the counter described the rose variant of the 떡볶이 which i think i'd like to come back and try, as well as their 김치볶음밥 and whole chicken.

oh! they sell...

GREAT chicken. Very crispy and not too heavy like some others out there. Me and my wife ordered 2 small 8 piece bone-in wings (Original Golden flavor), fries and coleslaw. The fries were some of the best I’ve had. Coleslaw was fresh & not too sweet.

My only two gripes with the food are: 1.the price) A little on the expensive end, as back home (Palmdale) we could get an eight piece combo with fries and a drink for the same price as just an 8 piece wings here alone (Korean place too). All good though, inflation hits everyone. Means we just will come here once in a while. And 2) you can only choose one marinade per wing set. Every wing spot I’ve been to allows you to do 1/2 one flavor and 1/2 another. Pretty standard practice, so I thought that was a little disappointing.

One more thing I should mention about the service: I wish the lady (she was Asian) would have suggested me and my wife share a medium (16 piece). It is cheaper to go that route if you both want the same flavor ($30.99) versus two smalls ($33.98). Would have saved us some money and been a nice gesture, but it’s hard to expect that when someone is running a business. Didn’t realize until after the fact.

Anyways, I’d recommend giving them a shot. Just note the things mentioned above before going, if they...

After coming to this location, I am a fan of Korean fried chicken! As someone not too familiar with Asian flavors, I was hesitant to try this place, but my boyfriend mentioned that this place had good reviews, so I decided to give it a shot. Great choice. The location was clean, their outdoor seating area was spacious and unique. The cashier was kind and patient while we looked through the menu. She brought our food out and it was extremely hot and fresh. No complaints on the atmosphere whatsoever. I will mention that the prices are a little steeper than a conventional fried chicken spot. I paid 35 dollars for 2 8 piece wings orders, not including drinks or sides. Be prepared to pay between 15-20 minimum for a basic meal. However, the wings are very much worth the price. They are double the size of a normal Wingstop or BW wing, and seasoned with flavor combinations that you really can’t find elsewhere. Overall, based on the quality of the food and customer service, I would definitely return. Thank you for a...