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How we read reviews →Chapel Street Korean fried chicken and beer, with tteokbokki cooked in a wok at the table
Sleek, cosy and casual with a laid-back beer-and-chicken feel, friendly staff and an easygoing date-night mood.
Four signature dipping sauces (sweet chilli, sweet mustard, soy garlic and spicy), tteokbokki heated in a wok at the table, house craft beer, soju and cocktails, plus a large Big Chicken box for sharing.
Korean diners and visitors praise it as close to Korean fried chicken, with staples like tteokbokki and bibimbap, though some say it falls short of city competitors.
Mixed. Fans call it great value and generous, while others say serves are small for the price, with add-ons and a buy-one-get-one deal that felt reduced in size.
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