-Soft opening time frame- Food was hot and fresh! The breading was a nice thick n crunchy! Which is common for k. fried chicken. They offered two flavors for the large combo. 16 pieces ~$27. We got hot and lemon pepper. Both set of wings were very juicy inside and good with flavor. Fries were crunchy and came nice and hot. They had elote with the fixings which was impressive to see for a Korean spot. It was good but the portions were more on the corn side. So If you don't like it too heavy, it's a choice for you. Restaurant and atmosphere is very cozy and warm lighting. Food came out fairly quickly too. Overall very good experience and hope for the best for this family run business.

Had 2 medium (1 is split) street style fried chicken. Yangnyeom, soy garlic, and spring wasabi. The serving size was huge with the chicken itself being just a bit smaller than the boneless from bb.q so definitely come really hungry. Yangnyeom was their take on the classic Korean style sauce, but more tangy. The soy garlic was pretty good too, although I do prefer soy garlic from bb.q. The spring wasabi was really good; it was sweet and had that kick you expect from wasabi. This place might be my new favorite Korean fried chicken spot, so I highly recommend it!

Ordered the soy garlic chicken, elote street corn, curly fries and lavender lemonade with boba. The flavor of the chicken was good but disappointed it was not as crispy and hot considering we were the only ones there at the time. Fries also came out warm, not hot. Boba was at least really fresh.

This place is bomb, came here to hang with friends for a birthday and there were enough seats for a party of 9. We showed up around 8pm and were served fairly quickly. They do have their alcoholic boba and the food is yummy. Great place! (Ranch is a dollar extra btw)

Came as a group of 10 adults and a baby for a Friday evening dinner and we were able to get seating without issue even though they don’t accept reservations. The staff was so friendly and the vibe was chill. We ordered most flavors of the bone-in chicken wings; my favorites were the spring wasabi and spicy yangnyeom. They also have pretty good sides that are definitely worth a try! I think this is a great spot for a low key meal or snack.

"Why try to fit in when you're born to stand out" might be one of Toridori's mantra. They "adulted" their boba drinks. Love the concept. Cute shop. Sweet service. We ordered Empress Sakura, Strawberry lychee fields, lucky rabbit, sparking yakult, wings, and kimchi fries. All delicious. But my favorite pairing combo of the evening was lucky rabbit and kimchi fries. Lucky rabbit reminds me of those Asian white rabbit candy wrapped with rice paper that dissolves when you eat it. (Maybe add the rice paper as a topping one day? Lol) The kimchi fries were the right consistency in crunch and the sauce was not overpowering, nicely balanced palate experience. I would probably dim the lights a wee bit to create more of a drinking environment but understandable since not all customers come to drink. Also open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. I thought I've seen it all but this shop told me, wait there's more...

Curious about the "boozy" boba place they have food, alcoholic, and non-alcoholic beverages. You can add boba toppings to any of the alcoholic cocktails. Atmosphere was great and the staff was friendly and knowledgeable about their menu. Weekends they are open till midnight so you can grab something late in the night.

The food is good and they have good options. They serve on togo boxes and its a self service. The place is clean and vibe is casual. Nice place to go with friends. Their matcha with strawberry tasted good as well definitely recommend their street style spicy chicken and kimchi fried rice ✅🫶