OZ Korean Cuisine

Oz Chicken in Richmond serves up iconic Korean dishes great for sharing over drinks!

Cheese Balls $6.5
Beef Bulgogi Hotpot $14
Tteokbokki $15
Japchae $18
Chicken Platter $47

I was so impressed with the chicken platter which comes with original, sweet chili, padak, and snowing cheese!! The serving size is HUGE and definitely a must order

I also really enjoyed the japchae and the tteokbokki - the latter is on the spicier side though!

In total we spent less than $25 per person!

Food was solid and I really enjoyed their honey butter fried chicken. The fried chicken quality is above average even compared to specialty Korean fried chicken places.

Solid 3.5

Food was good. We ordered the Dduckbokki, Soontofu with Beef & Half & Half Boneless Chicken as a party of 3. Food didn't take long to arrive and was nice and hot. I liked the Dduckbokki most. The tofu soup and chicken were okay.

The menu is fairly simple and sometimes thats exactly what you want. Friendly service and staff. It was a busy Saturday night but we were able to grab a seat without reservations.

Will be back to try some of their appetizers as well.

Most of the time when I feel like Korean fried chicken in Richmond, I'll order the typical: Chicko, Cocoru or Chinel. However, my friend had previously raves about how good OZ's padak fried chicken was and I was excited to try.

Their Richmond branch is currently in its soft opening stage but it seems that quite a few people have already discovered it. I really enjoyed their signature spicy pork bone soup but it was a bit too spicy for my friends, so you might want to ask them to add less red pepper!

I ordered a spicy beef tofu soup. It was too spicy for me! I would prefer if they cut up the tofu in the soup. Everything on their menu is affordable but I noticed they don't serve side dishes here. I would want to go back to try the other things on the menu like the fried chicken :)

They finally opened here. Chickens are amazing. Probably the best Korean fried chickens in Richmond. Straight chicken and not a lot of fillers. Prices are reasonable.

Will be coming back. Keep it up! My only recommendations are to dim the lighting as it is too bright and to consider having Chinese on the menu.

The fried chicken is really good and I'm huge portions. Service was fast and friendly. The other items on the menu were not mind blowing - I got the tofu soup and the seafood felt like it was from a frozen pack while the soup tasted like Shin ramen (nothing against Shin ramen)