Chicken 4U Warrenton, VA

​If you are looking for authentic Korean Fried Chicken in Fauquier County, this is the gold standard. The flavor is undeniable, though you should be prepared to pay a premium for it. ​The Food ​The Soy Garlic wings are the standout—the double-fry technique creates a glass-like crunch that doesn't get soggy, even with the glaze. The chicken remains incredibly juicy inside. If you want a full meal, the Bulgogi Dukbap (marinated beef over rice) is excellent and comes with traditional sides and miso soup. Their Boba Tea is also a legitimate draw; the brown sugar milk tea is consistently well-made. ​The Cost ​This is the only "catch." It is objectively pricy for the area. You’re looking at roughly $18 for 10 wings or $23 for a beef rice bowl. For a family of four, the bill can easily cross the

There’s little doubt this local Warrenton Chicken 4U Korean restaurant is a popular take out spot for nearby residents. We made this Korean BBQ joint a routine stop every couple months for take out, because the food is made fresh, and the traditional dishes are satisfying. In general our family is Korean BBQ fans, and we appreciate the effort put into authentic Korean food preparation. Our most recent trip was no different. We placed an order from a table for take out, enjoyed watching K-Pop music videos on the big screens while waiting, and brought the food home to enjoy. The wait can be up to 30 minutes depending on the day, but we don’t mind. Everything is made fresh. The workers on shift have always been kind while we wait and our daughter likes the K-Pop bands. The environment is fami

Discovered a Korean restaurant masquerading as a fried chicken place. I had a spicy bibimbop bowl with tofu and a small kimchi. It came with miso soup. Absolutely delicious. The fried chicken looks tasty (it optionally comes with your choice of a Korean sauce). I'll have to try that next time. 🤤

I've visited Chicken 4U half a dozen times since they opened, and I've enjoyed it every time. Move over, Bonchon, because this place is better. The chicken is crispy and comes out hot, the sauces are delicious, and they even dethroned my former favorite Snow Onion Chicken (which they also have!) with the incredible Prinkle seasoning. The kimchi was tasty, the kimbap delightful, and the boba teas refreshing and fun. I'm looking forward to trying some of the other Korean offerings - the tteokboki and bibimbap in particular - once I can pry myself away from the chicken! Just make sure you're ready to eat, because everything I've ever ordered comes out with an impressive amount of food. You definitely get your money's worth here!

I dined in for the soft opening and left very impressed! The restaurant has a very cozy, welcoming atmosphere and a friendly staff. The highlight, of course, was the food— so good! The crispy batter of the fried chicken was perfectly seasoned, and the inside was sooo juicy and tender. Our table ordered the classic fried, garlic soy, flaming soy, and the yangyum flavors. Everything came out perfectly fresh and hot. As a Korean, I’ve tried many fried chicken places but this place really surprised me. My personal favorite flavor was the flaming soy (beware: spice level is high)! If you have never tried Korean fried chicken before, you’re in for a treat. The sides were equally impressive. The pickled radish was a perfect compliment, and the curly + prinkle fries were BOMB🤤. Bonus: they have