I heard that a new chicken place opened so I wanted to give a try. Most of the wings I had in Vilnius were usually dry or too watery, but not at Gogi Guy! All 3 sauces were really different and it was hard to chose, but I went for the Gochujang. I don’t regret! It was enough spicy and really tasty. I’m planning to go back to try others. The side dishes are homemade and tasty as well . Really enjoyed the coleslaw salad. Price is really reasonable, and even if the place was pretty packed I didn’t wait more than 15-20 min to get my meal. It’s a small family business and all the staff is friendly and welcoming. The place is brand new and clean. I had the opportunity to speak with the staff, and I learned that their chicken came fresh directly from a Lithuanian farm. Definitely worth going there for a try !

Great place to eat tasty fast food. Although it is far from city center, but it is worth going to! I love Korean food, but this was different to what I used to have. This is Korean street food and I loved it! Chicken was great, fries were perfect and most importantly it was fascinating Kimchi! Girls were fantastic, they told all about food, gave recommendations and were very nice and friendly. Go, go, go!!!

Very tasty food and the only place in city where you can get real Korean fried chicken! Portions are really nice here and very worth the price. Honestly I go to this part of the city only for this restaurant. Also staff is super friendly and the place itself is super chill.

I really liked the place. First place like this to have in Vilnius. Loved the atmosphere, the service and the food. Of course the prices are a bit high but I was willing to pay for this concept. It's not for every day lunch but to have samething out of the ordinary - worth it. Another really nice thing is I see that you read the comments and if theres a reasonable solution - you react (changed utensils, increased the small portion) Someone wrote about soju - I'll be waiting for that too 😊 also if you made bogger batches of kimchi, would totaly buy for home. Other popular street food id like o try and maybe see here Tteok-bokki. But maybe thats not for your theme. Edit: I gave 4 stars maybe because its hard to get a perfect fot for everyone. So maybe I'd give a 5 star review if there was a small combo of price for about 8 euros. Also the ability to choose spicyness. Korean food can be very spicy. So the spicy option wasnt very spicy for me. And of course, more kimchi 감사합니다! ^^

Hi everyone. Today visiting really interesting place. They claim that it's 🇰🇷 food, can't argue cos haven't been in Korea. Placed quit far from center but defo worth of visiting. Lady at the counter really helpful and service is 5 🌟. Food. Its fresh, done at the moment u odering. Chicken is fresh, salad crunchy, both chips r perfect, marinated radish, crunchy, not so sweet, coleslaw fresh. Why 4 🌟. Chicken, to much soya and salt, coleslaw, needs to be much thine, radish must have more spice, and they need to put less rice into salad (its about 200g). Place it self really clean clean and nice although they r in the same business as fresh meet.😄. They done some improvement and now they got metal forks instead of plastic. This is not fast food. And the last one. Guys dont start doing delivery cos u gonna loose your stars. Or if its gonna happen, do it 1km., or by yourself. If u need assistance u can contact me😉

Awesome food. Maybe not as spicy as Korean would expect, but will be hot enough for most Lithuanians. Just to note that if you’re sensitive to meat smell (meat shop in the area) - takeaway would be better option than eat in.

Very cool place! A little far from city center but worth visiting. Although they’re serving mainly Korean chicken but there’s also an option for meat-free eaters. Delicious food and great vibe! 💕🥢

Definately THE place to go for Korean street food. Great quality food, super friendly staff. And of course, Kimchi were great! Prices are good, when you take into account great food quality, spices and decent portion sizes. Recommended.

I chose combo number 4. You can see the picture, everything looks amazing, the chicken smelled gingery and sweet and the taste is indescribably amazing, the fries and sauce are tasty, the coleslaw fresh and refreshing. They also had a snack which is made in South Korea, called "choco pie" which is two biscuits with a marshmallow inside covered by chocolate, and some sparkly drinks which are unique to the region of South Korea too. Pros: Unique and tasty food. Very fresh Tasty, crunchy and soft chicken and fries Coleslaw smells and tastes very very fresh:) Big portions There's parking spots nearby that don't cost to park in. The dining experience is comfy. Cons: A little pricey, but the portions and uniqueness of the food itself justify the prices. The location is in an awkward place(city wise), but the parking spaces redeem it. Check it out for yourself :), it is worth it. Staff are communicative and can recommend based on your tastes.

The bowls were decent priced, gets you full. The kimchi though, was too sour, salty, dry and wasn't spicy enough. Everything excpet 김치 was tasty. Service was really great as well.

I loved the spicy mayo chicken but it was a little salty, over all i loved the atmosphere and interior.