BocBoc Chicken Delicious
“I liked the garlic bread but I wish it has mire garlic taste on it .”
“I think they have the yummiest food in qcm but their price is little over then other food place at the food court.”
“This is the drama that goes on every day at BocBoc chicken and when I was the person having the free sample, their plan worked.”
BocBoc Chicken Delicious
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Good for Kids: Yes
Good for Groups: Yes
Has TV: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Under $10
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Take some thin, tender chicken breast, bread it thoroughly then deep fry it. Now brush a generous amount of a delicious, sweet, garlic soy sauce. Now cut it up into pieces, give out free samples and BOOM, you've hooked a customer. This is the drama that goes on every day at BocBoc chicken and when I was the person having the free sample, their plan worked. I was in, hook, line and sinker.
BocBoc is one of many stands inside Queens Center Mall's food court. I was expecting low quality, dry chicken but when I sampled their food I knew I had to order it. The order did not disappoint. The flavor hits all your taste bud happy places (sweet, salty etc.) and the texture is crunchy and tender all at the same time. This is addictive stuff, be warned.
My mom had the grilled chicken salad which includes wild greens and seasoned, grilled chicken. She pretty much devoured it, which is unusual for her (she's not a huge salad person) so while she couldn't really tell me *why* she loved it, she told me it was "very good" (for my mom, that's effusive praise).
BocBoc also offers a "popcorn chicken" that I tried, but I'd stay away from it. Some of the bits in my order were nothing but breading with no chicken while others were overfried chicken. They lose a star for that.
Don't expect crazy happy service here. These mall folks are about turnover, so you get efficient, but clipped service. This doesn't matter to me as I know next time I'm in the mall I'll be heading back to BocBoc.
So they def swindled me with that sample they give out, which I normally grab from places and keep it moving. It was the soy garlic chicken cutlet that they are known for. Nothing wrong with organic food and all that jazz but I came here cause the taste was simply delish. Normally I go to chipotle but sheesh I come out of there spending almost $12 for a bowl w/guac. I'm trying to eat healthier, not that a fried chicken cutlet is healthy but asked if I could get it on a salad. Hey, it's better than adding the carbs in the other meals right?! She said yes, so I believe I got a #11. I didn't have high hopes for the salad considering they looked more geared to the meals w/fries but it was great! Not ghetto at all. It had spring mix salad, tomatoes, croutons, onions, and cucumbers. I believe it was almost $8 but to me totally worth it and the amount of chicken was perfect. Oh btw they def had gloves on while preparing the food. No way in hell I would buy food being prepared by bare hands. I will def come back as an alternate option to chipotle in the food court while shopping in the mall. Boc Boc, you won me over with that free sample!
I've been here a few times now. It's not my favorite spot for Korean Fried Chicken but decent enough. I like that they have lots of sides for you to choose from including brown rice. Pretty quick service. I got the three piece meal and I was starving. I honestly thought that two pieces was enough but was able to gobble down the third. They also have wraps and salads if you are looking for a healthier option. Pretty good fries as well. Thick and crusty.
I used to come to QCM and only go to Sarku for lunch, but their lines are so long. I'm glad I gave this place a try because I love their chicken!
It's pretty decent Korean style chicken and the chicken is organic! And they also sell bubble tea, but its just the basic stuff, enough to satisfy a craving.
Their wrap is my favorite thing on their menu, its light and refreshing and just the right amount of chicken, sauce, and lettuce. The portions are really big too, I was only able to finish half and, even when the wrap was soggy the next day, it was still delicious.
Their garlic fries are so addicting. They tasted really fresh and had a lot of garlic flavor, so be sure to bring mints lol
I don't remember the price, but its definitely under $10 for a combo.
I stopped here again last Thursday and I tasted a sample of the soy garlic chicken breast strip and man was it delicious. I actually already had bought lunch to take home but the sample tricked me into buying the soy garlic strips. I ended up eating one on the way to the bus, one while sitting in the park waiting on said bus and one later on that evening after my family went to bed. I didn't even want to share it with my husband and son. This meal was so much better than the wrap I bought last time.
The lady giving out the free sample was very approachable and more than happy to tell me which meal I just sampled. There was a lady right behind me who ended up coming back and ordering the same meal as I did because the flavor was on point. I was also really happy that the chicken was not dried out as chicken breast often are. (At least in my experience when ordering fast food.)
I don't know when I'll be back over this way, but when I am, I will probably go back and reorder the chicken strips again. If you're on the fence, try it. Odds are you won't regret it.
One of the better choices of a mall food court. Boc boc is my go to food place in queens center. It's basically bonchon and kyochon without the bones. Or chicken strips in soy garlic sauce. When that chicken comes out fresh and hot. That first bite is orgasmic. Yes I said orgasmic. My tummy is not the biggest so the amount they give is perfect. I also have a soft spot for garlic bread and its toasted just right. On top of that I like their side of mac and cheese and im not even a mac and cheese person.
Would I come here again? Yes sir.
Why is there only one Boc Boc in the entire NYC area? And why does it have to be at the QCM out of all places?! Well, at least it is only 2 stops away from my apartment. I remember the first time I had Boc Boc – it was a few years ago and I fell in love. Prices were reasonable and the chicken is tasty. You can have them with fries or rice, you will still make it to flavor paradise somehow. What saddens me is that I think they increased their prices since. They've also put up a new menu – screaming on their bright displays featuring wraps and sandwiches.. I have yet to try them but I can't let go of my rice!
Whenever I am at the mall, I run straight to Boc Boc to eat and stuff up on some soy garlic chicken. Boc Boc, you complete me.
really great food. We ordered soy garlic chicken strips with fries and a drink and the chicken really tasted great. It reminded me of other places such as Kyochon or other Korean wing places.