Kkorang Chicken
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I Have Never Seen a Chicken Place Like This! 99% Customer Self-Service! But It Is Cheap and the Portions Are Enormous! [Looks Delicious Yummy]
A video experiencing the self-service table setup and self-service beer system at Kkorang Chicken in Haengdang-dong, Seongdong-gu.
A self-service chicken place in Haengdang-dong, Seongdong-gu, Seoul. It introduces generous servings of dishes such as Kkorang Chicken, stir-fried octopus, and a lunchbox.
The chicken is introduced as plentiful and large in size. The stir-fried octopus is plump and chewy, moderately spicy, and scented with sesame oil. The lunchbox is served in a large metal bowl and is said to pair well with the chicken like chicken rice or bibimbap.
- Visit to Kkorang Chicken at 11, Haengdang-ro 17-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul
- Table setup, order serving, and draft beer are self-service
- Orders Kkorang Chicken, stir-fried octopus, and a lunchbox
- Introduced as having large portions and low prices
- The customer self-service system is inconvenient, but the selection is substantial
Kkorang Chicken, a Budget-Friendly Old-School Pub in Wangsimni
This video shows generous dishes and low prices at Kkorang Chicken near Wangsimni Station.
An old-school restaurant near Haengdang Market, a 4-minute walk from Exit 10 of Wangsimni Station. It is introduced as a budget-friendly place with low prices and generous portions.
The portions are generous, and the octopus dish has a spicy flavor without being extremely hot, while the thin noodles have a strong sesame-oil aroma. The gogalbi is grilled golden brown and tastes salty, while the lunchbox retains the crunchy texture of young-radish kimchi.
- It is said to be a 4-minute walk from Exit 10 of Wangsimni Station.
- It is described as an old-school restaurant near Haengdang Market.
- The octopus dish is said to be spicy without being extremely hot.
- The gogalbi is said to be grilled golden brown, with sweetness coming through from the onions.
- The 2,000-won lunchbox contains crunchy young-radish kimchi.

