Bonchon Seven Hills - Seven Hills, Ohio

jeanine L.

Only giving five stars because the food they did have in stock was good. On the menu it says you can get tacos crispy went to order and was told they don’t serve crispy due to the shell being soggy. They were out of a couple of items we wanted. The Korean fried chicken was delicious and so were the spicy chicken tacos. We’re not from the area but if I am very back I will try again. It’s cozy inside and they have a full bar. Hopeful I can come back in the summer. Oh and no the yang yum sauce was not back.

Leona

Very open/spacious with the large garage patio doors. A ton of large TVs and a massive projector tv wall. Mix of high top tables, booths, tables and the bar is a good size. Patio looks awesome, definitely will be back when the weather warms up. Couple appetizers, then our entrees.

S L.

The wings we started with were perfectly cooked unfortunately they were out of the sauce we wanted to try but still so good. The fries were perfect. The Korean corn dog was amazing. Tacos were just okay, they were mostly lettuce and slaw but the little meat they had was very tender and delicious but it felt more like the vegetables were taking over. The rice cakes dish was a 12/10 piping hot and unique! No kids menu or kids drinks with lids. The service started out rocky and she warmed up and was so nice!
The music was very loud and FULL of cuss words I was honestly surprised for it being lunch hour definitely not appropriate for kids, very trendy music just not the clean version.
With that said I’m so glad we tried it next time we go we will not take our kids.

Samuel W.

Drove all the way to Michigan to try out their food. We order half drums and flats. I was hoping for bigger wings but they were relatively small. The drums were decent size but we also got small size which was disappointing. Tacos had great texture but not a flavorful as authentic Mexican tacos. I would not recommend or coming back.

Samantha T.

I went to lunch with my brother and it was fantastic! The menu has many options for varied tastes. We went with the intent to get Korean fried chicken, which is double fried to give it an amazing crunch. We each got the mixed wing and drum meals. There are even three sauces to choose from so you can customize how spicy you want your chicken. The soy garlic sauce is to die for. It's reminiscent of teriyaki sauce with its sticky sweetness, and it's not spicy at all. Our wings came out, and they were perfectly cooked and fabulously crunchy. Our waitress said that our drums were still cooking and would be out shortly. What we didn't realize was that when the menu says drums, it means full-size chicken drumsticks! They were huge but also beautifully cooked and delicious. We also got two appetizers since we couldn't decide. We had the Korean street corn and the Bulgogi fries. The bulgogi fries were my favorite. A little bit of heat, but the combination of beef, cheese, and fries was delicious. I liked them so much I'd eat them as a meal alone. The street corn was sweet, crisp, and cheesy. If you like sweet corn, definitely give this one a try. The price is great too! 3 full-size drums and 6 wings with a side of pickled radish (which I also recommend) or coleslaw only came to $16. We both had leftovers, and I placed a to go order for my husband so I wouldn't have to share my leftover chicken. I am already dreaming of going back for the Bulgogi fries.

Kailee S.

I dragged my husband 45 minutes to eat here. We ordered our food in the parking lot and planned to eat in the parking lot, as we wanted to try the chicken while it was fresh. The staff was friendly and polite! But the Korean Fried Chicken strips were not crispy whatsoever. It was like chunks of chicken breast tossed in sauce. The sauces (soy garlic and spicy) were fantastic, but for $70 in takeout, we were beyond disappointed. The seasoned fries were flavorful and tasty. Not sure if the chicken is always made this way or if we just came at a bad time (7:30pm on a Monday) but needless to say, this doesn't feel like an authentic Korean Fried Chicken spot. We will be making the trip to CM Chicken for the real deal. Super bummed, I really was excited to finally have a place serving this cuisine in Cleveland.

moise L.

Having lived and ate in South Korea for 3 years, I can safely say this place pales in comparison. They got some of the flavors right. It's basically the Americanized version. However, for someone who has never been to SK or an authentic Korea restaurant, this passes.

The best chicken I've ever had in my life was in SK. This chicken was pretty darn good and HUGE. The bulgogiI french fries were very good. (9 of 10) The chicken tacos were HUGE with great big chunks of chicken, and the sauce was sooooo good. (8.5 of 10) I only wish there had been a smidgen more. Coleslaw was good. The one thing that you don't get in SK is the huge glasses of refillable soda.

Overall, it was well worth the visit, and you get great food for dollar value.

Bob B.

The most delicious breading on the chicken wings crunched with every bite. The Korean sweet corn was so cheesy and buttery with a faint popco4n taste. The seasoned zucchini fries were to die for, and the corn dog was excellent stuffed with cheese.