bb.q Chicken Catonsville

Ordered pick up which my partner got, so I’m unsure of the service or atmosphere. Apparently they tried to contact me about a substitution through an app I do not use and did not use to order. Whatever, no big deal. The garlic whole chicken was absolute trash (and is the only chicken we all felt was inedible). I don’t know who fever dreamed this combination of flavors, but it is garlicky, sweet, and somehow tastes like cheap perfume. Nothing we ordered was worth the premium price for Korean Fried Chicken. Seoul Pub, K-Pocha, and Rainpia will get our business moving forward.

This place has a wide variety of flavors. The secret spicy was a little too sweet for me. You should be able to find one you really love though.

Food: Honey Garlic Wings 🍗 Comments: This was one of the best Korean fried chicken I've had in Maryland so far. I highly recommend trying the honey garlic wings if it's your first time. The breading-to-meat ratio was perfect, and the wings were deliciously crunchy. I'll definitely be back!

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY AND TIME HERE. Wow I will never go back. Service was the worst. First they gave my order to someone else. The person walked it back from their car. Then they just wanted to hand it to me. Disgusting. I requested they remake it. An hour later I asked for a refund. Then they gave me my order. But it was the wrong order. The worst part is the wings were terrible too.

This is located in a mall food court type location called "The Hub." I ordered a large bone-in soy garlic wings. They were phenomenal. A but pricey ($42) for 24 of them, but the wings are *huge* - these aren't your regular wing-dings. These are full size (almost like a regular drumstick). So think full sizes pieces of chicken when you order the wings. I should have gotten the small or medium. But the sauce was incredible. Would go here every week if I lived in Baltimore. Be prepared for at least a 20 min wait for any wing orders. They make them to order.

This is literally the best chicken I have ever had. It was so amazingly delicious and the crunch and the sauce were just out of this world. I’m definitely a fan forever now!

A decent place for vegetarians to try the Korean did at the Hub. We ordered- stir fry noodles, bibimbap, Korean tofu ramen. Stir fry is as good as it can get. Bibimbap is delicious, it was served with gochujang hot sauce, which made it even more enjoyable. Korean tofu ramen was a mediocre dish. Not that great but, a good value for the money. All in all it costed $45-50 which is very very affordable according to today’s standards. It’s a self service place and you are seated in a common place that is shared by few other restaurants.