후라이드치킨 Fried Chicken
Chicken pieces marinated, coated in batter and deep-fried with no sauce, eaten by hand with salt.
Spice: Not spicy
Chikin (Korean chicken)
Korean fried chicken served half plain and half coated in sweet chili sauce, in one order.

| Fact | Details |
|---|---|
| Main ingredients | Chicken pieces, frying batter, gochujang, soy sauce, corn syrup |
| How it's served | Plain and sauced pieces side by side in one box or platter, with pickled radish cubes and plastic gloves |
| Spice level | Mild — A little warmth. Fine for most people. |
| Allergens | Wheat · Soy |
| Ask about | Batters vary (some use rice or corn starch); sauces may contain peanuts, sesame, honey or dairy. |
| On the menu | 반반치킨 (Banban Chicken) |
| Also called | banban chikin · ban-ban chicken · half fried half yangnyeom |
| Region | Nationwide |
Based on the usual recipe. Restaurants vary, so always tell the staff.
Both halves are best right after the box opens. The plain pieces lose their crunch as they cool, and the sauced pieces go soft.
The yangnyeom sauce sticks to your fingers. Use the plastic gloves or chopsticks, and keep napkins close.
The cold, sweet-sour radish cubes cut through the oil and the sweet sauce.
Order it as 반반치킨, often written 반반 or 후라이드 반 양념 반. One order is usually a whole chicken, so one person can order it but groups often share.
Chicken pieces marinated, coated in batter and deep-fried with no sauce, eaten by hand with salt.
Spice: Not spicy
Fried chicken tossed in a sweet, sticky sauce of chili paste and soy sauce, often eaten with beer.
Spice: Mild
Mild. The plain half has no chili, and the yangnyeom half adds only a little warmth.
Often, yes. Many shops let you pair two of their own flavors, such as soy-garlic, but the choices vary by shop.
Only half is sauced. Banban chicken gives you plain fried and yangnyeom pieces in one order, so you get both a crisp and a sticky texture.