Boka
New York
korean fried chicken $$
Boka is an East Village speakeasy-style Korean spot concealed behind a 2D-illustrated sushi restaurant. It is best known for offering an all-you-can-eat Korean fried chicken and beer deal highlighting signature soy garlic and hot spicy wings.
Public sentiment is polarized, with frequent criticism directed at high pricing, unusual house rules, and an inconvenient cash-only policy. While some diners praise the fried cauliflower, omakase, and wings, others question the venue's decor and its current operational status.
- Bring cash to comply with their cash-only policy
- Check their operational status before visiting
- Order the signature soy garlic or hot spicy wings
- Try popular sides like the fried cauliflower or omakase options
- Be mindful of unexpected house rules and pricing
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