Chicken Seven Serves Dazzling Fried Chicken and Korean Street Food [PHOTOS]

By on Fri, Feb 25, 2022 at 7:27 pm

From fried chicken to tteokbokki to Korean corn dogs (the offspring of a massive mozzarella stick and a cinnamon sugar doughnut), Chicken Seven has something tasty for everybody.

Read Cheryl Baehr's review: "Review: Chicken Seven Has What It Takes to Succeed, If the City Would Let It"

Photos by Mabel Suen https://www.riverfronttimes.com/stlouis/review-chicken-seven-has-what-it-takes-to-succeed-if-the-city-would-let-it/Content?oid=37225901
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Cheese is life.
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Cheese is life.
Rice krispy chicken breasts.
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Rice krispy chicken breasts.
Sotteok sotteok.
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Sotteok sotteok.
Wing and drumstick combo with yumyum (traditional Korean pepper) sauce.
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Wing and drumstick combo with yumyum (traditional Korean pepper) sauce.
Kimchi ramyun is a recent addition to the menu.
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Kimchi ramyun is a recent addition to the menu.
Ra-bap is a spicy fried rice with chicken, egg and green onion.
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Ra-bap is a spicy fried rice with chicken, egg and green onion.
Chi-bap is a hot dish option made up of boneless chicken over rice with cabbage.
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Chi-bap is a hot dish option made up of boneless chicken over rice with cabbage.
Boneless chicken with honey garlic glaze.
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Boneless chicken with honey garlic glaze.
Korean corn dog.
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Korean corn dog.
That pull.
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That pull.

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