Chimac

This is, by far, the best place to eat and drink on Bayside. The service is great, constantly hustling but always friendly and very knowledgeable. They're really funny and amazing to get to know. The food is excellent - truly nailing the idea of fusion. Everything has a great Korean base but goes off in unique directions. The servings are big.... If you're not a huge eater you're going to have delicious leftovers for lunch, otherwise share plates and try as much as you can. The spicy dishes can have quite a kick, depending on how you ask for it. The owner, John, talked great pride in both his food and his restaurant.

Awesome place to go for anyone (not just the usual Korean crowd). The bar tender/owner is so awesome and so are his staff. Great drinks and lots of yummy food to choose from. I have never been disappointed in coming here!

Awesome Korean chicken & wings are delicious. Other items to choose from on menu. Nice ambiance, friendly service & good beer round out a fun evening at Chimac.

Food here is ok- it was more on the greasy end. But they do have a lot of different variety of things to eat besides fried chicken. The waitress was very nice and came by multiple times to make sure everything is ok. We had the Kimchi Fried Rice. The kimchi fried rice was typical, nothing special. I think I can easily make this at home, if you can make it at home, skip this dish. We also ordered the wings- soy garlic, spicy, and honey bbq. The spicy wings were really spicy. They had jalapeño on the wings when it came out which added that extra kick. I like spicy foods and I have to say that this was pretty good. The soy garlic was delicious as well. It wasn't marinated in sauce, but coated on the wings and fried. The wings itself was great, but very greasy. We left it on a tissue and lifted it 10 seconds later to have the tissue soaked in grease. The bulgogi nachos were probably one of my favorite appetizers we ordered. I like nachos and cheese and the bulgogi on it tasted good together. It didn't have a lot of bulgogi as you'd want so towards the end, we were trying to just dip some cheese on the side of the plate lol We also ordered fries. Nothing amazing. Skip the order. We wanted to try the sweet potato fries but they made a mistake in the kitchen so we had the beer battered onion rings. Not bad, but super greasy. Lastly, we had the ddukbokgi festival. The ddukbokgi was good but could have been a little bit spicier. It was more sweet than spicy. The sweet potatoes that came with it was really good (I just really like sweet potatoes). They also had fried dumplings and ramen noodles that you can mix together. We ordered the peach soju and when they brought the shot glass, one of them had lipstick on it and we had to ask for another clean glass. Make sure to check your cups/glasses in case. Kind of eh that there was lipstick stain still on it :/

This place, is awesome. Come here for the great selection of beers. And stay for the delicious chicken, tong katsu, and ddukboki. Highly recommended!