Korean dinner: sweet and spicy fried chicken, kimchi pancake, potato and pork ribs soup

Restaurant: SUL JIB 술집 This time I came to a Korean restaurant in Times Square for dinner. I ordered several dishes and they all tasted good. For example, the Korean half-and-half fried chicken for $188 has cheese, sweet and spicy, soy sauce, original and spicy flavors. I chose sweet and spicy. The fried chicken was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a moderate sweet and spicy taste. It was very delicious. I also ordered kimchi pancakes for $120. The pancakes were thick, with a lot of kimchi, and paired with a special sauce. It tasted slightly sour and had a good taste. I also had potato ribs soup for $125. The potatoes were relatively fine, but had a good taste. The ribs were large and old, and the soup was rich. It's worth a try! Overall, the restaurant environment is comfortable, the food is served quickly, and the dishes taste good. It is worth a try! Location: Shop 1302, 13/F, Times Square, 1 Matheson Street, Causeway Bay