NeNe Chicken - East Victoria Park

Such friendly service. Greeting you on your way inside and out. There theme is very stand out, and their music is consistent with the korean vibe. I love how they have tiny bins on each table for chicken bones. And the “freaking hot” chilli sauce is FRICKING GOOD. I love how their advertisement of “spicy” lives up to their claim, unlike most restaurants, and yet tastes amazing without the bitterness. Also appreciate the addition of gloves as the sauce is quite sticky. The location is quite convenient too, being situated next to a bubble tea shop to settle the fire in your stomach! Will be going again when im in the “spicy food mood”. Highly recommend to people who can handle their chilli, or those who want to challenge themselves. Ps. Make sure to roll up your sleeve and have a drink on standby

The restaurant offers delicious and one-of-a-kind Korean fried chicken. The young man working at the register was welcoming and attentive. Just be aware that there is an additional fee for using a pay-pass service.

Where do you go when you've been drinking and have the munchies for something deep fried and smothered in cheese?<br/ <br/ Where do you go when you WANT to get absolutely smashed while having something deep fried and covered in cheese?<br/ <br/ My answer is usually NeNe chicken. With a range of chickeny goodness with varying flavours like Cheese, KimChi and Bulgogi, this is the type of place that university students and partygoers alike find appealing. While the deep fried everything might get to you after a while, the chicken burger and wraps are also pretty good. (The crab burger was somewhat disappointing but I'm not sure what I was expecting). It might be a little more expensive than you want it to be, but that's usually the case with most places in Perth.The soft serve items are fairly interesting, but the main novelty of this chain are the korean spirits for sale with a meal. They do beer, yes, but Chamisul Soju really takes the cake. I'm not going to sugarcoat it here folks a bottle of this with their meal and a lightweight drinker is perfectly pickled for a party. I personally enjoy the peach or green apple flavour, but only when I'm not driving.

I like the Korean chicken no Matter where I buy it, the prices here are not very big and the flavour are ok but too much sauce for me, the place is small was full but if you are eating alone is good to have those type of tables because you don't feel you are eating by yourself. I'll go back to try another flavour.

The chicken is juicy and the sauces are flavorful, but the prices are a bit high compared to other fried chicken joints in South Korea. I was hoping for something more affordable, but it's $12.45 for just 4 pieces. The service is good and the food comes out quickly depending on how busy the restaurant is. My favorite sauces are bulgogi and snowing cheese. I appreciate that they provide plastic gloves for eating, although it may not be great for the environment. The restrooms are clean and they also offer soft serves for dessert, which is a nice touch. One strange thing is that the side dishes (coleslaw and pickled horse radish) that come with the fried chicken don't get bigger even if you order a larger set. I would only return with a group to split the cost, as it's not something I would normally choose when I'm feeling hungry.