Mani Mani
Mani Mani
Delivery: Yes
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Good for Kids: Yes
Good for Groups: Yes
Waiter Service: Yes
Price range.
$$ Price range $11-30
4 reviews
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Rude waitress and complained to the owners. I almost walked out of this place. Shit if I'm not drinking because I QUIT DRINKING, there is no freakin need to check my ID. We almost got up and walked out of the restaurant.
The whole chicken was dried out. The kimchi fried rice isn't bad.
All the three times I've been here (not my choice to come here…) this place has been empty and dark… Very depressed looking restaurant.
I really want to like this place, it's so well decorated but I wish the food taste better. Their food is a bit pricey considering the quality they serve. I tried the seafood udon which was ok, the half chicken which was a disappointment since I usually love Korean fried chicken. And I also got the omurice, (Japanese rice omelet) and the rice just taste bland. They even charge you 2 bucks for tea, I can buy a box of lipton tea bags with that price… place was really empty on a snowy and cold Friday night. I guess that just reflects the food.
It's a small quaint spot. A bit pricey for a hole in a wall kind of joint. But the food was good. If your tired of eating bonchon or kyochan wings, and thighs..they fry a whole chicken over here! and surprisingly it's juicy inside and crispy outside on the white and dark meats. I also had their spicy seafood stew. It was quite good. I would probably go back again during the winter seasons. Perfect place to keep your body warm.
I'm not go into too much detail, cause there isn't much to say. This was pretty dissappointing as far as Korean fried chicken goes. It came with two styles, regular fried chicken and then a BBQ style. The regular was just way to greasy for my liking. The saucier BBQ style was a little better for me. Overall none of us left satisfied, but in the end it drove us to find something tastier out in Flushing, which is how we ended up at Han Shin Pocha. I guess everything happens for a reason…..