I mean it's literally all you can eat Korean Wings and Beer. You get what you signed up for and the vibe is all dependent on the people you go with. That being said, I had a great time and would definitely come back again. They serve only Sapporo beer in a pitcher (Sapporo is good with Asian food) and two flavors of chicken wings or drums: soy, or spicy. They were good wings but not mind blowing ones that I'd want after the 10th wing. So we took it easy but ate and drank enough to have a good time. Solid and fun experience! Now, I know a few friends that would absolutely get me plastered and make this night even fun, and maybe I'll rerate the experience then, but we had a good time nonetheless not going too hard as we all had work the next day. Note: $27 per person cash only with a 90 minute time limit. Any excess unfinished by then will be charged, and it does take quite a while for the food to come out. Don't come here expecting to be competitively eating and getting bang for your buck, just come here for a good time (or order 100 in one go and knock yourself out LOL)

Their wings are amazingly delicious! Go try them! Service was good, but I was there on a Tuesday at 5pm and the only one in the restaurant.

We got there and were immediately seated but, the server took a little while to come around. Once they did, the food came quickly, and it was delicious. The seats were a little wonky, but it was a nice space.

Service: Friendly, good service! Food: I love their duk-bok-ki and their Bibimbap. I asked the owner, how do they make their vegetables in bibimbap so soft. They use this cooking technique called "blanching," and they DO NOT use oil on the vegetables. Sounds healthy and it was delicious! Loved it.

Kim chi fried rice Korean Chicken Wings Watermelon Soju from an actual watermelon Always delicious!

High-quality Korean fried chicken. Came here with a group of 3 and we got the AYCE deal - 90 mins of all-you-can-eat fried chicken and beer. We ordered 4 trays of medium fried chicken combo half-and-half (soy garlic and spicy), and 2 pitchers of Sapporo beer. Each tray contained 10 wings and 5 drumsticks and we were able to finish all 4 trays, but had about a pitcher of beer left. The chicken was flavored excellently and super crispy. This may be one of the tastiest Korean fried chicken wings I've eaten in NYC. Service was a bit slow but overall good.

After many years of consuming plenty of Korean fried chicken spots, i had to update my review of Boka. Boka was my introduction to Korean fried chicken so it holds a special place in my heart but i would not give it a perfect score as I once did. Boka has very good Korean fried chicken. the crisp is right and the flavors are good. The wings are better than the legs though. The flavor isnt marinated and doesnt seep into the meat at all so when you are done with the skin, you are left with fairly tasteless meat. it seems the flavor is only on the outside. The wings are smaller so you get a good ratio of flavored skin and meat. They have an AYCE deal going on for $25 unlimited wings so thats pretty awesome. The price is decent but be warned...is it cash only. I've had better korean fried chicken but this is always a solid choice so I would still recommend if you are in the area.

I'll start with the bad, cash only and expensive. I'm also pretty sure they charged us for the free soju we got. Watermelon juice was not worth it. If they accepted card I'd probably be willing to give this place a 5. Came here with a few friends and it was a perfect choice. The portions were big enough that we were able to try each other plates. The fried chicken was fried to perfection. Other than that, I've had better. The wings were noticeably better than the legs. The pancake personally wasn't for me. I won't say one way or the other about it. I wasn't a fan of it. The French fries were great. We got them with bulgogi. I don't think there was a lot of meat on it but it was good. The bulgogi was good, thin slices with veggies. My friend couldn't finish it. The little bit that I tried were good. Finally the Galbi Jjim, it was delicious! I got it spicy but it wasn't spicy. What it was, was hot! I had to wait for it to cool down. The meat was great and easily came off the bone. I would come back again.

Need to come here during the happy hour but come with an empty stomach. one of the options was all you can eat chicken and beer. the event is from sunday to thursday from 4-7pm. the portion sizes are big and and the there is plenty of meat on the wings. there are different options in terms of wings and different different sauces which make it worth the stay. the wings do hit the spot after a long day.

Every trip I make to NYC, I dine at Boka. Their Boka Fried Chicken is a MUST. I personally don't like spicy so I have ordered the soy garlic flavor. The breading is a little on the heavy side but it's perfectly crispy and delicious. Their Fried Rice pairs well with it. I personally love the veggie fried rice. It has a mixture of green beans, green peas, carrots, onion and egg. It's simple yet flavorful. This is a cash only restaurant so be prepared!