Chon Dak

Decent Korean place for fried goods and meats. Good place for a relaxed dinner or lunch. Just didn’t find anything extremely standout or delicious - everything seemed average, hence the 4 stars.

If you've been to Country Kkokko, this is basically the same place, just new name and new location. A lot cleaner, brighter, modern, and just in general less divey, which I kind of liked at Country Kkokko. Food is good, make sure try their seasoned fried chicken (whole), it's way better than love letter's. Corn cheese and rabokgi is pretty good too. Food takes some time to come out, so if you're in a rush, might not be the best place to check out. There's more parking than their previous location, but it's not that big of a lot, and it's shared with other stores. Tip: use the SERVICE BUTTON for service.

Food is soooo good!! More than expected.

good foods good drinks good times!

This restaurant used to be located elsewhere in a small, run down building under a different name. It was dark, and only two people worked at the restaurant (when I was there). They were busy, so the service was very slow. But once the wings came out and we felt the perfect crunch, we didn't care about the service.

Good news, Chon Dak is a very big restaurant with adequate staffing! On top of that, the food has remained AMAZING! We ordered the grilled corn cheese, spicy ramen and rice cakes, the house specialty chicken, a split order of the plain wings (yum!) and the miss garlic wings (double yum!), and a kimchi pancake. The pancake was spicy, tangy, and everything you'd want.

I'm trying to think of reasons to be near this restaurant so I have to stop in. Do yourself a favor and just come in.