Crisp

I’ve been to Crisp 3 times now and it hits the spot each time! It’s a small mom & pop type of place. There’s two large picnic / bench style tables in the entire place for everyone to share, along with a handful of “bar” style chairs. So you end up sitting with random strangers. Think of it as a make-shift Thanksgiving. There’s a roll of paper towel on each table: the napkin substitute. Definitely not a fancy-schmancy place but the food is fantastic!

I am a huge fan of the “Crisp BBQ” – the fusion Ko-Am BBQ chicken. For me, it has the perfect amount of crisp and seasoning. “Seoul Sassy” is awesome too but it has a strong flavor kick. Don’t stick with just the chicken though. Any of the buddha bowls complement all of the chicken marinade nicely.

And a small tip at the counter got me a large bowl of kimchi, if you’re fan! (I’m sure anyone can ask for some anyway, on the house). Enjoy!

Okay, who laced the wings with crack? My roommate and I ordered often; I prefer the Seoul Sassy wings. And my gawd, they are cracktastically delicious. Seriously.

Hot, crisp wings with a sweet soy base. Yum. 10 pieces for $12 is more than enough to feed our apartment. My roommate tried the Koreanified burritos and adores them; I have yet to try it. Why? Each time I want to, I keep remembering the wings (laced with crack), so I forget about them burritos. One day. I mean, the place is just four blocks from my apartment, which could be a bad thing.