Gangnam & Coco Red Deer

Passed by here looking for a great korean fried chicken. Service and all was great. The lady was very attentive and very friendly. Sitting area is just for a quick bite and not exactly restaurant style. We ordered a couple of dishes. I would recommend rhe actual korean fried chicken than the chicken bites as I find chicken bites are usually the halfway mark to a great k-fried chicken. We also ordered bubble tea and to my surprise, their Taro flavour didn't taste artificial at all. It reminded me of my favorite taro bubble tea in Taiwan. Highly recommend it! Also got a rice bowl and there was more meat than the rice which I think is very generous. If there's anything I didn't like, I find everything to have too much sauce which might just be my personal preference to have a little less sauce because it overpowers the meat. Their bulgogi poutine was okay. Overall, best part of the chicken was the skin that is super crunchy. Will be back to try the other bubble teas.

- Pepe M -

What a nice place to have a little Korean food. Tasty food, convenient location and fun staff. Our server Jisoo was a delight filled with energy and madethe experienceeven better. When driving between Edmonton and Calgary stop by Red Deer's Gasoline Alleyand check this place out.

- EJ M -

Really great place to stop for a snack. Clean and friendly staff. Can’t wait to go back and try some other items on the menu. I had the potato corn dog with ketchup and sugar. It does take about 5 to 7 minutes for them to make. Very good flavour and texture. Would recommend if your in gasoline alley.

- J -

Everything there was amazing. Chicken bites were great with good meat and crispy batter. Seasoned fries had great flavor and cooked well. Potato hot dog was well done.

- Dave Chiu -

Got the spicy Bulgogi Ramen, boneless Original fried chicken, and Mango bubble tea. The ramen was good, they seperate the ingredients for takeout, I didn't think it was that spicy, I was maybe expecting it to be spicier. The fried chicken was ok, pretty dry, other places in the city have better fried chicken. $27 for my order. Nothing special here.

- Ibrahim -

This was literally the best chicken I've ever had, it was so juicy and flavorful, this instantly became my favorite restaurant, I got the soy garlic chicken and the cheesy sausage corn dog, I'm genuinely amazed by tbe quality of food I got, I couldn't recommend this place more

- Robert Farrell -

THE BEST Korean Corn Dogs!!! I ordered a cheese and sausage filled corn dog. Dressed with Ketchup and Sriracha...forgot the mayo. The corn dog quality was excellent, crunch beyond belief, not greasy , light crunchy coating. Chicken recipe I can appreciate, but is not the crunchy, flaky, almost light batter that I'm accustomed to with Korean chicken, double fry technique. Their Chicken although not the recipe I prefer, I find to still be very good. Service was great! I'll be back for more goodness.

- Tipsy Red Rooster -

Fast-casual spot located in the nice petro-canada, so very clean space+bathrooms. We were on the highway so did dine-in, definitely not food you can easily eat in the car. Service is quick though so we were in and out in about 30 mins. We opted for the bulgogi ramen, pork katsu ramen (add kimchi) and plain dduk bo kki. All were nicely spiced, a little on the sweet side but still hot. The pork was breaded and surprisingly held up well in the soup, it absorbed the broth but didn't fall apart. We also got a little cup of pickled daikon each which was really nice!! Everything for 2 people was about $30. Sad that the pokemon claw machine wouldn't take my toonie so I couldn't rescue Rowlet :( Overall it's great stop on gasoline alley if you're in the mood for something that isn't mall food court fare.

- Kieran Chrysler -