BocBoc Chicken Delicious

Reviews

• Irene L.

  star star star star star 3 September 2026

  The chicken here is amazing! The breading is so thin and crispy and the ginger soy glaze is delicious. Their chicken is organic too! They're always giving out free samples so give them a try if you're around.

• Henry L.

  star star star star star_border 31 August 2026

  Been here a dozen times or so. Their main thing is Korean style fried chicken. Organic, as well. You can have it over rice, salad, or paired w/ fries. My go-to is the #18, 3 pieces of their chicken, rice, & salad. It comes at a good price point, as well.

• Jando S.

  star star star star_border star_border 27 August 2026

  If we're going literal, then the name is more like "BocBoc Chicken Okay."
  
  And that's totally acceptable, especially given the mall food court climate. Most patrons are not expecting mind blowing Korean inspired fried chicken, just some sustenance in junk food form. However, for those of you who are, the Queens Mall food court is not the place for it.
  
  BocBoc works well as a alternative for people who are tired of the other fast food options in the food court. It's also one of the few Asian'ish options, which is always a plus. The prices aren't ridiculous and the portions are substantial (especially through their combos / family meals).
  
  I was never a fan of their seafood selection (especially the butterfly shrimp / fish fillet) but their popcorn chicken and breast strips seem to be their best sellers. Mac and cheese tastes a bit processed (surprise?) but strangely the fries are somewhat addicting. The chicken is not exactly KoreanFC gold but it will work for anyone willing to settle.
  
  Fellow hanguk-saram'ers: Don't bother ordering in Korean. It's a Chinese run operation. They do accept credit card and I would highly encourage rocking a sample prior to purchase.

• Harris L.

  star star star star_border star_border 21 August 2026

  Competition for your lunch dollar is pretty fierce at Queens Center Mall. While it's up to you to know what the established brands in the food court offer, BocBoc is one of the remaining stalls that hustles harder to earn your business. BocBoc offers free samples of its soy garlic chicken to entice customers, and sometimes offers free samples as a thank you to customers waiting for their orders.
  
  The chicken offered here may be loosely considered Korean-style fried chicken; the flavor profile is similar, but the chicken lacks some crispness. For the real thing, you'll need to go elsewhere and pay more. That said, the BocBoc's chicken is still good, and the stall is one of the better options within Queens Center's Food Court.
  
  Dishes I've Had:
  Soy Garlic Chicken Salad: $8.79, with tax $9.56. Plenty of protein, with strips of meat from three chicken breasts. Includes a few croutons, two grape tomatoes, sprinkle of feta cheese, romaine lettuce, cucumbers, onions. BocBoc could exclude the feta cheese, as it clashes with the sweetness of the soy garlic chicken, and separately pack the croutons, to maintain crunchiness.

• Amelia L.

  star star star star star_border 20 August 2026

  I love chicken wings and BocBoc has some pretty great wings. Their soy garlic glaze is spot on delicious. They double fry their chicken and then put the glaze on right before serving. The taste can get overpowering though. After a while everything on your plate taste like soy garlic. Good thing I love it.
  They have many side options like Mac and cheese, kimchee, fries and corn. The fries are the bomb, I recommend those. The corn is trash, you'll regret ordering these...trust me.  Most of the chicken combos comes with garlic bread. And they have lots of bumble tea options as well.  The prices are all quite reasonable and on par with the other food court stalls.