Chicken Factory

Cute Korean restaurant on the Washington street strip.
I had the spicy fried chicken wings with white rice and Cole slaw. The chicken was spicy sweet and fresh and good.
Next time I will try the unique hot dogs or the mochi donuts.
The place is clean and the location is great on Washington street down the street from Steven's Institute

Chicken factory!? They really should change their name now as they offer more than just chicken!

Super cute, small place that its name doesn't give it enough justice!

I can lookinn for mochi donuts in the area and honestly based on their name I wasn't sure if I should even try going in but google and yelp showed me the donuts this place has so I figured why not!? Let's try! And behold! Beautiful case of freshly made donuts! The lady was even still decorating some to put out. We decided to try out more items from the menu upon arriving.

Mochi donuts (4/5)--delicious! We loved the salted caramel and black sesame the most. Funnel cake definitely tasted like a funnel cake and the strawberry cheesecake as well had great flavor.

Mozzarella Potato crusted Korean hot dog (4/5) loved the sprinkle of sugar!

Lunch special with chicken tender pieces (3/5)--I was expecting more rice and coleslaw but overall it was a decent portion but for anyone else who eats a lot this wouldn't be enough food for them. I loved the sweet spicy sauce!

The service and food were great that I went again the next day to try some more things:

Ramen Korean hot dog 1/2 beef sausage 1/2 mozzarella cheese (2/5) had too much sugar this time around, mozzarella was barely there, and the ramen outside (although tasty) kind of overwhelmed this Korean hot dog all together.

Bibimbap (Chicken) 3/5-I loved the amount of vegetables in it and the portion size that came with rice on the side, the chicken was crispy but felt like I was eating more of the breading than the actual chicken so that was a bummer but the rice was cooked nicely.

Rose milk tea was delicious! As well as the matcha!

I can't believe this place is called Chicken Factory, becuase they have the most incredible mochi donuts! This was my first time ever trying a mochi donut, and I was impressed. I got three flavors to go: passion fruit, strawberry, and matcha. The donuts themselves were light and fluffy. If you're craving a desert that's not too sweet, these are going to be a perfect fit. My favorite was the passion fruit, followed by the strawberry. I tend to love matcha flavored things but I could barely taste the matcha in the mochi donut. Next time, I would skip the match altogether. They have their own delivery system, which also makes ordering from here super convinient. I recommend that you give it a try!

Ordered half spicy and half soy sauce chicken wings and thighs. The spicy one was much more delicious than the soy sauce. The portions were big and substantial. The skin was crispy and tasty. But I believe I had better ones at Mad for Chicken in NY...

As a heads up, the restaurant is being renamed to Mochi Tori but that is pending. They said they used to sell primarily Korean Fried Chicken but now are expanding to also have Mochi Doughnuts, Mochi ice cream, Korean Corn Dog, and keeping the Korean Fried Chicken.

Food (4/5): Ordered the milk and cookies mochi doughnut which was delicious. The doughnut had a good texture and was a good amount of sweetness. The Korean Corn Dog took a while to come out and was pretty good but they had limited sauce options, it's smaller, and the cheese wasn't as melty.

Service (4/5): Friendly and helpful service. We were able to get the mochi doughnut immediately as expected but the Korean Corn Dog took a while at almost 10 minutes.

Ambiance (4/5): Cute store with a nice wall of flowers and vividly decorated. I liked the display of mochi donuts when you walk in. It's a bit small with limited indoor and outdoor seating.

This place has some of the lightest and most delicious Korean corndogs I have had. I usually can't have more than a couple bites of fried food because it can be heavy and greasy but the corndogs here are perfectly made and don't leave you with that guilty feeling. They also have a delicious assortment of mochi donuts!

Editing this review to express my disappointment. Was my favorite korean wing restaurant but not anymore. Checked-in and received the free drink prompt. Before checking out, I showed the woman behind the register. She didnt want to honor it and claimed that they aren't even on Yelp (but yet here we are). She wasnt making much sense but finally agreed. We had a large order of wings, 3 korean hot dogs and purchased 2 drinks, one was compd. I was just really disappointed in her response. Wings were mediocre- I remember them being a lot better. The half cheese, half hot dog was really good. Also peeved by all the "don't" signs. "Don't touch the flower wall", "don't touch display", "don't lean on glass", "put sauces back". Feels very condescending.

Reviewing a takeout - My food came fairly quickly which I was grateful for!

I got the boneless half soy garlic and half sweet & spicy. Both were nicely fried, really juicy, and just the amount of sauce. Very yummy, would definitely order from here again.

Soy Garlic chicken and fries were delicious! I also ordered the mochi donuts I ordered 3 (Taro, Fruity Pepples and Strawberry cheesecake) omg soooo good!! You can tell from the photo they're delicious - Perfect mochi texture (chewy, bouncy) like if a donut married a marshmallow lol!

Really tasty chicken wings! I also got the corn dog a couple times, but it was so sweet and covered in sugar. I'm happy that Hoboken has a good Korean chicken place here. The owner seems really nice, the place is cute and small. Definitely try their chicken wings