Bonanza Social Kitchen

I was hesitant to go because of the reviews about "poor customer service" but I did not find that to be the case at all! Everyone we spoke with was incredibly kind, the owner even explained everything on the menu since we'd never been here before. The server was very kind as well. Food was delicious, we got the soy chicken and the honey lemon, they were both great and very crispy. The Bimbinbap was also delicious, and I tried the peach milkis which I hadn't tasted before, I'd recommend it. Overall, great experience!

I love ( Love) the bulgogi fried dumplings. It's $8 for 4. I also bought the chicken ones as well but I love the beef bulgogi the best. The menu is big and a little expensive. They were very nice about giving me 2 different sauces on the 10 piece chicken wings. The wings tasted great. The curry ones had goopy sauces on it and the soy ginger was real good. The coating was thick, light and crispy. Very good. I couldn't eat them all and tried to reheat them in the microwave. Not a good idea. The staff was very nice and friendly. I will definitely go back and try something new ( and the dumplings)..lol

I was craving spicy wings or tenders but wanted better quality than the usual chains so decided to check this place out. Things were a bit awkward initially but staff was just busy and doing the best they could. We ordered the spicy tenders and the garlic tenders. Both were delicious and fried to perfection. When they say hot they mean hot. Eyes were watering and nose was rugby but I couldn't stop eating my chicken. Prices are more than reasonable for the amount of food you get. Definitely want to go back and try other dishes.

We love this place! The fried chicken was some of the crispiest chicken I’ve had. The kimchi jjigae was phenomenal. The pistachio tea latte was genuinely one of the best drinks I’ve ever had. The service was nice and friendly! The environment was very cool and inducive to a fun time! Will be back here again!

We hit up this casual dining spot located in a strip mall for lunch. The double fried spicy garlic chicken wings were on point. Extra crispy sticky, tossed and coated with flavorful sauce and the perfect amount of heat. I personally prefer these wings over Bonchon. They also have way more varieties on flavors and three options- wings, tenders, and whole wings. Tteokbokki was good. Service was awesome. Sadly they didn’t have mochi donuts available anymore.

If you’re craving authentic Asian cuisine in Williamsburg, look no further than 92 Korean Chicken (Bonanza Social Kitchen). It’s a great find in this area, and I’m so glad we stumbled upon it! From the moment we walked in, the owner greeted us with such warmth and kindness. Food was absolutely phenomenal. Wings were next-level: perfectly crispy on the outside, juicy and flavorful on the inside. Each bite was a crunchy and savory. My son ordered the jajangmyeon noodles, and that rich, velvety black bean sauce was pure magic, he practically licked the bowl clean. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this spot is a must-visit. Great vibes, incredible food, and the sweetest people running the place. We’ll definitely be back!

Very friendly owner and servers. They serve Korean dishes and my boys love their fried chicken. If you like spicy food then try their Red Hot Pepper Chicken! It is crunchy and very spicy. We've been here before but usually order take out. This time we stayed and ate there. They have a nice bar area, and an area with picnic tables which comfortably sat all 6 of us. We were there on a Saturday and the owner explained that they only had 3 people working when they previously had 10. We understood the situation since it's quite the norm now around town to not have enough people working in any business. Despite that, our food came out steaming hot and delicious. We enjoyed the relaxing vibe of the place. I wish we had tried their Blue Bell ice cream but the food servings were huge and filled us up. Maybe next time!