Gami Chicken King St

We weren't sure if we had the right place even though the sign was outside since the yellow door was closed. After opening it and heading down to the basement we arrived in the restaurant. The menu had quite a selection of items but we came here to try one thing, the chicken and beer. We grabbed the G Beer Pale Ale and the boneless half soy garlic, half spicy, as well as the mandu. This was a lot of food for 2 people. The beer came with prawn crackers which I thought was really nice. The mandu was nice and crispy with a decent amount of filling. The chicken was quite nice. It was made from cuts from a whole chicken so I found some pieces really good while others were a bit dry. The spiciness was a good level as you could feel the heat and it wasn't too painful. Interestingly, the meals came with a salad that was dressed in tomato sauce. Quite a nice meal here. I prefer thigh cuts as I find the breast ones a bit dry, even with the sauce but the crunchiness of the chicken was good. The other items on the menu also look tasty, like the cheese corn.

Chicken and beer, or more precisely Korean Fried Chicken and Korean beer! Can’t go wrong with this combo. Get yourself a barrel of beer and settle in for the night with loads of flavour and food coming your way. One full paddle of fried chicken between two people will keep you fed, and can also recommend the kimchi pancake to kick things off. Staff are friendly, food is delicious, so just look for that bright yellow door and go down the stairs for an awesome night!

Great place to just chill and relax around some good Korean food. Menu is simple only offering a few dishes, but they also have a full page of Gami Fried Chicken which was really crispy, tasty and delicious. Also had the tteokbokki which was a lil more spicy that I thought it would be, but was really good as well. Would definitely return.

Gami is probably the best Korean Fried Chicken you can get, and the King Street restaurant is no different. It's a little hidden, inside, through a little doorway and down a flight of stairs. Once you're in though, delicious fried chicken, with wonderful sauce options (the spicy is properly spicy, my favourite). The sides are also great, Kimchi Pancake a highlight. All goes down well with a bottle (or two) of Soju.