One Star Pizza & Chicken Anaheim

Incredibly low key spot that stays open late, I think on weekends they’re open until 3 am! No fuss Korean hang out where you’ll find soju, beer, and all the greasy food accompaniments. Menu is pretty straightforward: fried chicken or pizza. We got introduced to this by a friend who’s a frequent visitor. Ordered a bottle of soju with a pitcher of beer to start, followed by an order of a large Bulgogi Pizza ($13.99) and a full order of fried whole chicken ($19.99) with our choice of half soy garlic and half sweet garlic*spicy. Free banchan here consists of a simple lettuce salad with a spicy mayo dressing, super addictive even with it looking as simple as it is. He even topped up the spicy mayo when we got halfway through with the plate! Pizza crust and cheese were delectable. Shout out to the Koreans with the extremely processed cheese but the ability to make it taste good in just about everything! I did find the bulgogi pieces on top to be quite dry, though, so I think next time we’ll be trying out another type of ‘Za. Fried chicken was yummy! Lightly battered with both flavors tossed in their sticky coating. The soy garlic was delicious and a flavor I'd totally recommend. The sweet garlic was ordered by the guys, and they had opted for spicy, which was way too spicy for me. Both said they enjoyed the flavors, though. Atmosphere wise, it’s chill. We were there on a Friday night at around 9 pm. The joint didn’t get too busy, nor did we feel rushed from the owners at all to leave and close the tab. I really enjoyed the vibe here. The food isn’t the most mind-boggling, but for our next night out when we’re wanting soju, this’ll be our spot!

Nice, fun place. We tried a few different things to get a feel for the menu, we got the bulgogi pizza, lemon pepper wings and the sweet chili wings. Everything was super tasty. Chicken was crispy, pizza was cheesy with lots of flavors. Definitely want to try some more things here.