Broaster Chicken

The worst the cooking guy so nasty everything dirty restaurant food dry fish terrible experience

Literally the worst ever to order Ramen from. I ordered Ramen from here, almost everyday and today asked for my Ramen and broth to be separate(I don’t like my noodles too soft). The owner decided he doesn’t want to give me the ramen and broth separate. I had no understanding why, literally makes no sense. Owner has completely lost a customer and will ensure all my family members don’t attend as well.

Can't never go wrong with the fried chicken but they also have a lot of different choices from korean,Japanese and Ramen soups. Parking: This place is near a mini mall , lots of parking available. Kid-friendliness: No problem they have small portions for kids Wheelchair accessibility: Plenty of room to accommodate.

Broaster chicken is the best fried chicken around. Was happy to find one near SF!

Staff was very attentive and kind, and it's most definitely the best fried chicken I've had before. The chili flavor isn't very spicy, but super delicious. Honey and cheese is also yummy. The pictures are from 2 separate visits. I did wish for a few more little condiments, but overall was a nice experience.

I'm pretty sure that I was just served frozen food that had been poorly prepared. I would rather walk over to Trader Joes and eat any of their premade food before ever eating here again.

Good food, empty most of the time, could be missed if you're walking by. This restaurant offers fairly-priced food in a clean, but kind of sad interior. There seemed to be only one person working, so expect to wait a while if there are multiple customers. I had the bento box with chicken katsu and bulgogi, which was just under $19 after tax. The food was out in twelve minutes. The chicken katsu was really good, and the bulgogi was pretty good. The rice was perfectly cooked, the miso soup was great, and the salad was a simple vinaigrette dressing over some fresh-ish vegetables. There was a restroom, but the hand dryer didn't work and there weren't paper towels, so I had to use toilet paper. Overall, this is a good place to stop by when you're taking a break from shopping at Westlake. The service wasn't bad, but it was like the bare minimum.

Chicken ramen soup really good The best I have tried

Not sure if the asian man who takes the order in the front is the owner but if he is, he needs to have an attitude check. Customer service sucks. It feels as if you are not welcome. Doesn't know how to greet customers nor say you're welcome when you say thank you after ordering or receiving your order. If he has one thing good at is to potentially lose customers. If he is not the owner, then the owner needs to find a replacement if he doesn't want to lose more customers as he just lost a customer and definitely will tell my family and friends not to go there.