Bonchon Seven Hills - Fountain Valley

The chicken was decent, but I expected it to be crunchier. The flavor was good, though. I wouldn't recommend the spicy option unless you can handle a lot of heat. I have a fairly good spice tolerance, and even the mildest level—one—was still quite spicy. I suggest trying the fries and sticking with the classic soy chicken wings. For sides, the kimchi coleslaw and traditional radish are both excellent choices. On top of that, the servers and staff were incredibly sweet, friendly, and accommodating. One of the waitresses we encountered had a wonderfully infectious smile and a great attitude, even while wearing a mask, which made our experience all the more enjoyable.

The staff were very friendly and welcoming! The Korean tacos had a unique twist compared to regular tacos, but they were delicious and refreshing!

This place serves some truly delectable Korean fried chicken. The crispiness of the skin and the juiciness of the meat are almost unbelievable. You definitely need to give it a try. The bulgogi tacos were outstanding, and the sesame tofu salad was excellent too. The fries and potstickers were also quite delicious.

Bonchon is amazing! The wings are crispy and delicious (go ahead and get them in soy garlic sauce). The sesame ginger salad is a great side to the wings; it comes with a scrumptious sweet dressing. The price is a little higher than you might expect for wings, but the taste is unique enough to be worth it.

Medium (mixed 10 piece wings 5pc drums) pickled radish $28.95 TTEOKBOKKI 12.95 Bulgogi House Fried Rice 13.95 Bulgogi Korean Tacos 12.95 Total... about $75 for dinner with 3. I came here on a thursday evening.. about 7pm. To my surprise, there was only another group sitting in the restaurant. It's pretty small. Maybe it seats about 40 50 people. We ordered the above. I've never tried tteokbokki.. but I'd seen it on alot of Korean Dramas I've been watching on netflix. So I thought I'd give it a try. The fried chicken is beautiful. It tastes good to great. The spicy was abit too much for me (I guess on a scale of 1 mild and 10 hottest).. it's probably a 4. I'm weaksauce when it comes to hotness! Skin was crispy and tasty. I really liked the garlic sauce more. Again.. chicken was tasty and moist. This includes both wings and drumsticks.. they were moist. (I'd had issues going to buffalo wild wings.. and even Von's where the wings were DRY). Bonchon delivered on moistness. Oh yea!... as for the Fried Rice and Tacos. I liked the tacos. I'd try it a gain... sweet and tasty. As for the fried rice... it was not bad. Maybe for me.. (I like it salty).. it was a little bland and not as flavorful as I was expecting it. Services was really good (probably because there was only my group and another family). By the time it was 8pm.. it got crowded and was maybe at 50% capacity. Finally the tteokbokki. I thought it was interesting. Alas, I think I'm not a fish cake person.. the first ones were interesting.. but then after eating more and more.. I could pass. Price is abit pricey, but it's a nice fusion type of place where I can get korean food as well as korean fried chicken. Again.. I would try the place again: 1. didn't get to try the seasoned fries 2. didn't get to try the glass noodles I also like that they have their menu readily available online through their website. They also have a family meal.. at the window of their restaurant I re