Two Two Korean Chicken - Strathfield

The place is small and might fit 30 people. the staff was friendly and polite. we ordered half a portion of the 'garlic soy' roasted chicken and a 'seafood fried rice'. the fried chicken was freshly roasted and still steaming when it came out. it was crispy and the sauce was full of garlic. it was one of the tastier fried chicken dishes I had. the chicken pieces were of a decent portion size and it was served with salad and pickled radishes. the fried rice was covered with an egg and full of seafood. Overall, I felt that this place was a good combination of value-for-courts that tasted great.

They gave me chicken, which was not fresh and was fried. dreadful place and terrible customer service. this place must be closed

Quite cheap eats near the station. their spits and the huh are pretty nice, but the tteokbokki was a miss for me. it tastes different from other Korean esseries and I didn't really like it. I didn't expect much from here when I looked at the average rate.

The first time you try this hole-in-a-wall place in chatswood. I felt a bit hungry and sought to eat a quick bit and reminded me of one of my friends who told me about this place. if they are looking for a quick bite to eat, then this place is easy, but do not expect great Korean food here. the rappoki was the only dish I liked because it had a good taste.

Often stop by here if I’m craving for Korean Fried Chicken (KFC) or not fussing over to go to Red Pepper Bistro. The shop opens very late and service is friendly, though sometimes it’s a bit hard for me to understand the staff KFC is crispy but dry on the inside. I prefer eating it on its own or with garlic soy sauce. Sweet chilli sauce is also available Blood sausages alright Dukkboki hot and spicy rice cake delish. They recently added more items on the menu so now you can enjoy rice, noodles, soup and many more side dishes.