Ttobongee (또봉이) Chicken at Pleasanton

Mainly outdoor seating with a few tables inside. You order and pay on the touchscreen and they'll bring the food to you. Very convenient. Their KFC is good. Yang Nyum Chicken has just the right amount of sweetness. Signature dish Ttobongee Chicken is ok, as I've had better plain KFC at other places. I'd definitely come back.

Chicken is good but for the price you pay to have such small pieces is unacceptable. Yes they add another piece but there are quite a few small pieces, where it’s not worth it. The first time they had nice size pieces, the past 2 times not so much.

This review is for our second visit (we loved it the first time). While the flavor was still consistent, we were really disappointed with the portions. The size of the drumsticks was significantly smaller than the first time, it went from a normal size to a party size. Even though the staff acknowledged this themselves and added an extra one in our order, for the price one really didn’t make that much of difference. Really hope they can do well and would love to return, but they really need to maintain their quality and keep up the bar.

This is my first time trying Korean fried chicken. It's crisp on the outside, moist and tender on the inside and flavorful. I like how combo (wing and legs) is an option. I also tried the rice cake and sausage snack. Very flavorful. The food is good. I haven't branched out to all the other Korean fried chicken places nearby though. As for customer service, it's a 2-person show running the place and everything is made to order, so there could be a slight wait. I recommend you ordering online. I'd be interested to come back to try their spicy menu items. Oh yes, it's just a tad pricey but I feel like Korean food in general tends to always be pricey.