CHICO & CHANG

this place came highly recommended by a friend so my partner and I stopped here on a road trip. it's delicious! I got the beef bulgogi burrito with kimchi rice and lychee boba drink. the spice sneaks up on you, which is my favorite kind of spicy. very generous portions.

We loved this restaurant! It may be small, but their food is very well portioned and flavorful! There’s not many Korean fusion styled restaurants in Macon so we’re glad to have something like this nearby. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We got the beef bulgogi burritos with the spicy kimchi rice and the beef bulgogi noodles. For drinks we tried the boba milk tea. Everything was so delicious! Would definitely go again!

Outstanding, authentic, beautiful layering of textures and flavors in Bi Bim Bap. The tofu was a light crispy crunch and the sauce had just the right spice. I finished the entire meal. Vegan. Good to inform when ordering. Lovely open, bright welcoming space. A true treasure on a long road trip. Happy happy joy joy.

Nice spot! Clean and clear menu. All the food was yummy! Coconut boba SLAPPED! Amazing! Fried chicken was good- had some great flavor in the spices. Maybe nutmeg? Firecracker tofu wasn’t too spicy but was an entire meal, really good. Sesame fries with the sweet/sour ketchup were probably my favorite.

So I went here and absolutely loved it. It’s definitely different. If you wanna try something new the people there were kind they brought my food to my table and the passionfruit green tea that I got was absolutely delicious. I’ll definitely come back when in the mood for something different.

I had the worst experience with the cashier. Before I begin, I want to make it clear that I am not complaining about the quality of the food. The food is actually very good. My issue is strictly with the service. The young man behind the counter lied to my face and then refused to take responsibility when he was confronted. Normally, you receive fried rice with your order if you ask for it. I asked him to put the fried rice on the side, and he told me they do not serve fried rice at all. I then asked what kind of rice they had. He said they only had steamed rice and some orange-colored rice, which was definitely not fried rice. When I got home, my wife—who orders fried rice from this place all the time—asked what kind of rice it was. I told her I couldn’t get fried rice because they "don’t have it." She then called the restaurant herself, and the same young man told her that they do have fried rice, but that it comes with the meal. So to anyone reading this: was that not a bold-faced lie that he told me? On top of that, he then refused to issue a refund.

The food was meh...the bulgogi pasta was dry something definitely to take home and build upon to become better. I was expecting more sauce. The pot stickers are pot stickers...nothing to die for.