Stars In the Sky

We had half yangnyum and half fried with the odentang aka fried fish cake soup. Service was awesome! However, if you go there late at night, you will be little intimidated by some drunk people.

Very very tiny space. Got the fried chicken half sweet garlic and half spicy. Really enjoyed the daikon that came with it but the Chicken was kinda dry and a little salty.

Very fun place. Been here twice and both in the karaōke room. They even let us do karaōke with only 2 people once even though the room can fit many more. The portions of food are huge! So the pricing is very fair for what you get. My favorite Korean fried chicken spot so far. They have lots of options when it comes to drinks too (beer, soju, shots, cocktails). The karaōke song options are plentiful too as long as you know the name or artist. As someone who doesn’t know any Korean, the remotes and karaōke system took a minute to figure out, but once you get the hang of it, it is very easy. Plus, everytime a song comes on, the disco ball goes off and sets the mood for the room :)

I tried this place on a late Wednesday night because not a lot of quick food is open around this town. Super delicious and moist chicken. Tried both the dry and sweet garlic. I usually take it to go and the nice young man cuts the top of the togo box so the chicken doesn’t get soggy on the ride home.
This place is located between Taco Time and Safeway on Highway 99 in a building that has housed a lot of business’s over the years. It’s a cravelishes restaurant with late night karaōke.

It’s our first time been here and the restaurant is really clean and it’s an Awesome place to go at night to hang out and good Korean fried chicken and foods

Came here for lunch and was super disappointed. Usually I come here for late night shenanigans and the food is fresh and delicious. But during their lunch service seems like they are pretty slow and their food suffered. We ordered the fried chicken (of course) and half the chicken were cold, and the sauce was cold too. We also got the Roboki which is realllyyyy spicy and tasty but also, seemed like they just warmed it up or something, it was partially warm/​cold/​hot.
Protip: I guess avoid lunch service.

You can get really good finger foods and other appetizers with drinks. It is a small but nice enough to have a small gathering with your friends. They also have Korean style karaōke rooms. If you haven’t tried their fried chicken, you need to try it out tonight! It is so good!

Get the original Korean fried chicken. It is crispy and it is well seasoned. I also got to try the sweet garlic one, which was a bit too sweet for me and was very reminiscent of General Tso’s chicken. Fried chicken comes with a side of picked daikon cubes, grated cabbage, seasoned salt, mustard and ketchup. You may want to have a few friends to help eat the fried chicken with you, because even my guy friend couldn’t help me finish it and it isn’t good the next day.
I wish they would double fry the fried chicken so that it would be super crunchy and moist. They also have karaōke, so I heard a lot of people who were drunk or singing off key while eating.
Parking is plentiful. Would definitely come again if I want to get my karaōke and Korean fried chicken on at the same time!

I don’t remember the names of the dishes that I ate here but they were all bomb AF. Especially the fried chicken, they’re so meaty! Took a shot of soju as well and it’s the best one I’ve tried so far. I’d love to try out their karaōke rooms next time!

Crispy chicken and refreshing beer. I’ve never had Korean fried chicken before and was recommended by a friend to come here. I was shooting pool nearby and ended up here to round out the night. Food was hot and fresh but it was kinda pricey for what it was. Likely to come back a few times a year and would recommend to friends.

Always loved the fried chicken. The private karaōke rooms are large, I would say 10 to 12 people could fit in there easy. I was shocked how good the long Island ice teas are. I would have never thought so.

Best Korean fried chicken in Seattle area. Make sure to try rabooke, sweet and sour fried chicken, and the fish cake soup!

Not going to lie, this place looks sketch from the outside; you can’t see inside from the outside… But the inside is a quaint place.
The one time I’ve been I went at midnight, so although all the tables were filled, I don’t know how long the wait is when it’s really busy.
Staff there is very friendly and the food is delicious. I got the sweet and spicy chicken and corn cheese dish (hesitate about trying that but it was surprisingly good). In my opinion, it’s slightly overpriced considering the bones and such but I do want to go back to try their other food.
I’m not usually the karaōke type but I did it there with some friends and it was fun! Although I’m not sure whether I would have been able to work the controls (mostly in Korean) without my Korean friends.
It’s a great place for a group of friends to chill and hang out!

A+ for apps and drinks. However, need lots of improving on cleanliness.
Karaōke bar – awesome!
Staff-​okay. Crowd? Pretty loud…
After two drinks??? Purrfect!!!
That was fun though and don’t mind doing that again real soon.

My coworkers love this place… so we tend to make our «going out nights” – here.
If you like fried chicken, beer and kareoke, you’ve come to the right place. This place reminds me of Korea! The place is small, so if you go on the weekends it tends to get a little packed, but they can usually accommodate.
Mostly everything is portioned for you to share (korean style) and once you split the bill it’s pretty affordable.
I like ordering the chicken (half fried and half sauce), corn cheese, the huge tower of beer, and soju (to make soju bombs).
However, I was disappointed when we went during business hours, and they were closed. This happened on different occasions, at different times.

Super good Fried chicken! I’ve been here twice now and both times were great experiences. The regular Fried chicken and the sweet/​spicy chicken is super delicious! I recommended getting the ½ and ½ order. I’ve also had their Doo Boo Kimchi and Tteokbokki with fish cake, Doo Boo is pretty good and the Tteokbokki is just average. I usually don’t expect great service at Korean restaurants so I’m not disappointed with service, pretty much they get your order and bring it to you and that’s as much as you’ll see them (in the karaōke room) if you need anything you have to go up to them yourself, including to pay the bill and I’m okay with that because it’s a little awkward to have someone walking in your karaōke every few minutes and checking on you.
I love the private karaōke room! The seating can hold 10 people comfortably with a large table in the center. They have two microphones, tambourines and a large selection of music from K-​pop, to what’s on the radio to oldies, everything. If you’re confused on how to navigate the karaōke controller, just ask the server. Go during the week (Mon-​Thursday) before 9pm and the room is free with a food purchase! You can karaōke unlimited! But go during the weekend and it’s 15 $ per hour with a food and beverage purchase. This is a good place to go out to with a group of friends if you’re looking for some yummy chicken, beer and karaōke.

It looks like this is the place for Korean Fried Chicken in the Seattle area. I had been craving those sweet and spicy, sticky and sauce-​y wings for a while.
I got an order of sweet and spicy to go and it came with picked radish and a «salad» of cabbage with ketchup and mayonnaise. That is an interesting combination.
The wings were great! They were definitely not spicy but they were crispy yet covered in delicious tangy sauce. I could not get enough of the sauce!
Drawback was the price. The wings were big but $ 17 for this order? That’s a bit much.

Stars in the Sky is the closest place where I can get my KFC fix. They serve it three different ways:
Original fried chicken (My favorite!)
Sweet garlic (decent)
Hot and spicy (least favorite)
I prefer to go with the original since I think the chicken is great without the sauces. I like how the chicken is cut in smaller pieces so its easier to eat. Other items I like to order are their pizza corn (only if I am with a large group since its a huge portion), bacon wrapped rice cakes, and the ddukbokkee dishes.
I tend to go here as a late night spot, since there’s not a lot of places open past 10 in the area. I have yet tried the karaōke but I hope I’ll get the opportunity to soon.
It’s not my favorite place for KFC but overall its a solid place for late night food.

You know this place is legit when you walk in and it’s all Koreans!
Koreans make fried chicken like no other! I still like my Ezell’s — don’t get me wrong. But the boneless fried chicken here is TO DIE FOR!
I’ve been here a few times for karaōke, and when we do bust a rhyme here, we get some fried chicken, other random salad things, and this really cool looking beer dispenser for some Kass or Hite.
Price is standard I guess. I do know Stars in the Sky has happy hour so I’ll come back next time for that when I’m up north. Do know that the remote control device for the karaōke is in Korean, so unless you read Hangul as well as my Korean friends it might be a little difficult using it.

Love this place for chicken also drink are pretty well priced last night we got are wings line normal and they were perfect we also like to order the whole fry chicken some times but we warm a Friday night can be busy
Oh they also have tower pitchers