Koko’s Pizza & Chicken

If you love wings and pizza and you love Me Pizza, you’re going to love this. Great for parties of 4 or so and listen to some kpop while you kill a pizza!!!

Their chicken is very juicy and tender! :) their potato wedges were very good! Comes with a small salad as appetizer. Good ambience and great service! Will be back very soon! Thank you for serving great chicken, koko’s! :)

Nice, clean restaurant and very friendly service! Korean pizza and fried chicken… delicious! We ordered the Bulgogli pizza; it was a Hawaiian veggie mix. The fried chicken melted in my mouth; the batter had a soft crunch!

I love korean style chicken and pizza. I went to there 4 days ago. The service was pretty good and I had order my food it didn’t take along time it took about 15 minutes. My order was combo 1 which is one whole chicken and 10 inch pizza. I love extremely spicy sauce. And bbq chicken pizza was my favorite. this place is a must go to eat korean style chicken and pizza.

Along with cold draft beer and carbonated drinks, Koko n pizza now serves variety of bottle drinks such as Sobe, Tazo tea, Pure leaf, and even energy drinks! :)
The parking seems more convenient and faster than before with 2hour free validation for daytime parking. (Until 5pm)

Restaurant is filthy. Probably hasn’t been cleaned since its Love Letter days.
The meat lovers pizza is more vegetables and cheese than meat. Seriously?
Chicken is drenched in greasy sauce.
Did I mention how filthy the place is? Despite seeing all the grime, I still went against my better judgement and ate inside this dump. I regret everything.

Great fried chicken and pizza! Sweet Potato pizza is so great. I also like seasoned popcorn chicken with green onion. There is many best combination menu but I prefer to order seasoned popcorn chicken with green onion because only this restaurant has that.
You can order the delivery and there is a large $ 2 valet parking lot.

If I could give a zero, I would. Never delivered, even though I ordered through eat24. Do not order here! Manager said he did not care. Horrible service!

YUMM! My friends and I usually go here whenever we’re not craving KBBQ, or the wait for KBBQ is too long. Every time I’ve been here, we get seated immediately & a server promptly hands us the menu. The menu could be quite daunting if you’ve never been to a Korean Chicken/​Pizza place before. There’s just so much on there and so many ways to customize both the chicken and pizza! To save myself the trouble, I usually just order a combo set, which tells you approximately how many people it feeds.
Last night, my friends and I got the set for 3-​people which included 1 pizza, 1 whole chicken, 1 side, and 1 2-​liter drink. We got a sweet potato pizza, with ½ sweet&mild and ½ original chicken, a side of onion rings, and Sprite. After we ordered, the Sprite came out in a pitcher and we received a complimentary salad (slaw with sriracha, corn, and thousand island dressing). In about 15 mins, our Sweet Potato pizza arrived. Note that the pizza tastes a lot sweeter than normal pizza, so it might be strange to some people. However, my friends and I loved it!
As soon as we finished the pizza, our server brought out our chicken! The chicken was good, but definitely not the best Korean fried chicken that I’ve ever had. The sweet&mild chicken was drenched in sauce, but was very tasty. The original chicken, however, was a bit bland. I don’t recommend getting the original chicken — and I will probably not order this again in the future.
Koko’s Pizza & Chicken is a decent place to get chicken and pizza. However, if you’re only craving chicken, I don’t think this place is as good as KyoChon Chicken.

The customer service in ordering is good, helpful, and they are pretty quick too, the food is good and the best part is that the owner will personally ensure a good customer service experience.
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Great Korean fried chicken and pizza restaurant. I don’t know why they changed the name to Koko, but seems it’s part of the Love Letter Pizza & Chicken chain restaurants. It’s a medium sized restaurant, didn’t seem very busy Tuesday lunchtime. Their specialties are Korean fried chicken and Korean style pizza, which has a stuffed crust with your choice of sweet potato, pumpkin, or cheese. They have various combos that include both pizza and chicken that you can get too.
GREAT
* Sweet and mild chicken — The whole chicken order was a good basketfull of delicious fried chicken. Each piece was well sized, crispy on the outside and juicy inside. Well complemented by the slightly sweet sauce.
* Sweet and spicy chicken — Spicy version of the above. Has a good kick.
GOOD
* Sweet Potato Gold Crust Shrimp & Bacon Pizza — Solid tasty pizza. The stuffed sweet potato crust was pretty enjoyable, but the sweet potato flavor is a little subdued next to all the cheese and other ingredients.

Whenever I enter Love Letter, I always feel a sigh of relief because I don’t have to wait in a ridiculously long line like the one at Boiling Crab next door lol.
I always order the Mild Pa-​dak Chicken, which is sweet popcorn chicken topped with sliced green onions and red onions. It’s $ 16, which is pretty cheap considering it can easily feed 3 people. I also like that they can deliver the food to your house.
The workers aren’t very attentive of the customers so you need to call them to get their attention when you need something.
Overall, I mainly come here when I’m craving Pa-​Dak Chicken but I wouldn’t consider it the best chicken restaurant in Koreatown.

I was looking for Korean chicken place for a long time. I’ve never found where they sell like real Korean style chicken. But this is the place that sells chicken with Korean style spicy sauce. The pizza was pretty good too. It’s really delicious. But the Salad is not good for me. It was so spicy~

Jus ok. The sauce of the yang yum chicken wasnt that flavorful. I wish I was more saucy. The pizza was ok also. A bit greasy for a sweet potato pizza. Maybe I should have ordered the bulgogi pizza… Service is good. The guy working was pretty nice

My first experience at Koko was not my best experience. I ordered a chicken bbq pizza that came with French fries. The pizza looked pretty good when it came. I started with the appetizer which was shredded cabbage with a dressing drizzled on top. It was very bland. I would suggest revamping the dressing as it didn’t compliment the dish. The fries were decent. The pizza was overly sweet. I would suggest cutting some of the sugar in the sauce.

To satisfy a craving for fried chicken, I decided to stop here since I was nearby. This restaurant is located a few doors down from Boiling Crab in Koreatown (look for the long line). The space itself is casual and lightly lit. Our table was a little sticky.
We ordered a combo for 3 people which included a medium pizza, a whole order of chicken (which you can split ½ and ½ from a number of choices), a pitcher of soda (refillable) and a side (we chose fries). It cost $ 31.99. ALL of the food came out piping hot and fresh.
Cheese pizza: I really, really liked this pizza. The cheese is gooey and just right in its level of saltiness. It isn’t greasy like a lot of other cheese pizzas. I would totally be back for this. If ordered a la carte, a medium is $ 10.99 (six slices).
Chicken: We ordered half fried chicken and half spicy chicken. The fried chicken wasn’t so good. It lacked flavor. This was my first time having fried chicken in a Korean establishment and it makes me think they don’t brine their chicken before frying. Boo. The spicy chicken was fried chicken tossed in a thick sweet/​garlic/​spicy sauce. It wasn’t really spicy at all and I was surprised by the level of sweetness. I wouldn’t come back for the chicken. They do give you a metal container to put the bones in – that was interesting!
Fries: They were average. I think I like fries because it gives me an excuse to eat ketchup.
Free items: They gave us a small bowl of pickled daikon which was nice although I prefer my pickled daikon more sour. We also got a complimentary coleslaw that is topped with whole kernel corn. It was edible but I wasn’t familiar or drawn to the flavor of it. I can’t quite describe why not.
I would be back for the pizza and good service. The waitress was nice and attentive.

Came here for take-​out with low expectations to begin with. Koko’s is awful. just… awful.
My friend was craving Korean chicken, while I was in the mood for pizza. We didn’t want to drive far, so Koko’s seemed perfect! We arrived to a restaurant with 2 servers, zero diners, one person waiting for take-​out, and a lot of messy tables waiting to be cleared. The servers, as much as they were kind, were frantically running around all over the placeee but I figure it was because pizza delivery is high in demand on a Saturday night!
We finally placed our orders, but it took a really long time for them to get it together. At the time I thought «No biggie, they’re busy and under staffed. It’s understandable.» But then the food was SO AWFUL and it was pretty upsetting.
—Pepperoni Pizza. It was gross. My standards for food aren’t very high by any means, but it was terrible! The deconstructed glop of what they called cheese was disgusting. It was mushy and nearly inedible.
—Deep Fried Pa-​dak Chicken. It comes with thinly sliced green and red onions, but they’ll charge you extra for a dipping sauce. Why the extra cost? The chicken is fried and unseasoned to begin with. Ordered the sauces anyway, but they were obnoxiously sweet. The chicken alone was also extremely disappointing. Super spongey exterior, yuccckk.
—I mostly ate the stale french fries, because even they were better than the pizza and chicken.
We also ordered a side of coleslaw, and it probably would’ve been second best next to the fries, but they forgot to include the dressing to the slaw –_​_​_​-​. Thankfully, I had some packets of ketchup and a bottle of Kewpie at home to make our own dressing.

After reading reviews was scared to try this place (metal shard in chicken???) But was pleasantly surprised. Ordered a combo for five people for around $ 40 and so far pizza, onion rings, sweet potatoe fries, and regular fried chicken was great! Service was awesome too.

I’ve had Korean chicken and pizza before, but this location was pretty good. Maybe because it’s in Ktown lol. My friends introduced me to ordering the sauce on the side instead of getting it pre-​mixed. Wow, did it make a huge difference! The chicken stays crispy, and you just dip the chicken in the sauce. It was soo good!!!
Service can be slow, but the chicken is definitely a 5 stars! The pizza was okay, I think it used to be better but I usually order the bulgogi pizza. Also, the radishes were lightly pickled which made it a good side to eat in between to cleanse the palate.

Former two stars is demoted to one star.
I formerly rationalized that the chicken made up for horrible service, but when the chicken (the only redeeming factor of this establishment) has failed, we have a problem.
This place was formerly «Love Letter (oh, how i miss thee),» but since its name and management change, nothing good has come. Along with the increase in prices (for the same items, same portions) there has been an increase in poor quality of hygiene and horrible service. The service (server) is extremely curt, rude and unattentive.
Ordeal 1: My boyfriend and I put in an order to-​go because we cant stand how unattentive and curt the servers are. The girl was giving us attitude as we ordered (way to ruin our night), and my boyfriend even tipped her, despite her attitude! she decided that she’d stop being a brat after she read the receipt.
Ordeal 2: There was a METAL SHARD in the chicken. So, my friend calls Koko’s to talk to a manager. NO manager is on site until the horrible experience with the delivery-​man who demanded more tip is described. Suddenly, the delivery man is the manager; but, wait, I thought there was no manager available, what changed? That episode is not important– the fact that there was a metal shard in the chicken, deeming it unable to be consumed is what’s important. He brushes over this fact, doesnt offer an apology or a refund or even a replacement chicken – really??? His excuse was that they wash the chicken with a metal sponge to clean them… (I guess this makes it okay to serve the chicken and not apologize if a customer almost consumes said metal and damages their internal organs).
Their practices are questionable, and after the second ordeal, the riskiness of eating the chicken (or anything that comes out of that kitchen) and the rudeness of their servers is simply not worth it.