As I mentioned some weeks ago about my ending my mission to find the best fried chicken until the next fried chicken joint popped up...well, that time has come. Dak & Bop is a Korean inspired fried chicken restaurant. It's a small shop. Long wait. Lots of cool, young, hip people eating Korean Fried Chicken. They have basically 3 options: wings, drumsticks or tenders. I was confused by the "drumsticks" and thought that would be like wings but the legs. Needless to say, we had a extremely large order. We got the combindation 14 wings and 8 drumsticks combo with half and half sauce (soy garlic and spicy), $30. Then we got an additional 6 wings soy garlic wings, $8. We also ordered the Kimchi fries, which wasn't on the menu. And we got the mac & cheese and the asian coleslaw. I thought all the sides were ok. And you end up eating them all because it takes so long for the fried chicken to come out, you basically devour all the sides and don't really have much room for the main course. I had about 6 wings. So did the guys. The wings were actually pretty up there on taste. Not your average fried chicken. The skin is nice and crispy and sweet. Tehy were pretty good, but there was no way we were going to finish it all. We took all the drumsticks home and the next day, they were even more tasty!
So overall, I thought it was a fun experience. The true test to all of these fried chicken places is if I go back for seconds! We shall see...