CM Chicken Kimball

We order kids nuggets, onion sweet soy, yangnyum chicken(sweet spicy) . They use fresh oil so taste clean, crispy and flavorful! Its lots of chicken so its great deal for price wise too. Owner was very generous take care of us what we need. Highly recommended anyone 진짜 한국에서 먹는것 같은 맛!! 너무 잘먹고갑니다

If you enjoy hot, crispy Korean chicken wings, this is the place. And their fries were hands down the best I have ever eaten in a fast food place. Also, kind and attentive service with a smile. What is not to like! Lower score for atmosphere because there was a pallet of soft drinks and a bike in plain sight, and I felt their place was not there and they should be docked for it, but that did not really detract from the quality of the food. They have a pretty extensive menu which includes many Korean staples as well as snacks and several flavors of wings and chicken. Unfortunately they were out of a cold noodle dish we would have loved to try, but I am looking forward to going back for more.

Got the snow onion whole fried chicken! The owner accomodated us dining in even when we came in less than 45 minutes before closing time.

I’d say around $30 is about what Korean fried chicken usually costs, based on this experience and my visit to the other korean fried chicken franchise. I ordered their original fried chicken for a little over $34 after tax and a $1 credit card fee. The chicken was packaged well for takeout. The original was definitely better than the bbq franchise and it stayed warm even after a 30 minute drive. I liked that the chicken pieces were a normal size not giant or “plumped up.” The gentleman at the register seemed to be the owner and was friendly. They also had good parking.

Just had very unpleasant customer service. I am a Korean American who has been a dedicated CM chicken customer for many, many years. When you order fried chicken, you get sweet-and-sour radish. It is common sense and a lifelong practice at the Korean friend chicken place. CM Chicken Kimball suddenly changed their practice and blamed customers for not ordering radish with extra pay. It is unacceptable that they changed their service and asked long-time customers to pay extra for items that were included in the friend chicken order. I know CM Chicken Glenview closed, and they have not expanded their stores in Chicago. CM chicken must not treat non-Korean customers differently and start charging for everything that Korean Americans in the suburban area (especially Glenview) get as part of the