Aria - Reviews

My experience at the restaurant was primarily focused on the food. I found the chicken to be incredibly tasty, and the portion size was so generous that I was full after eating just six pieces, needing to save the rest for later. The restaurant is located on a very busy street with lots of people around. Delivery or pick-up options are available through DoorDash. The atmosphere was rated low, but the food was rated high.

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing due to a significant price increase. A chicken combo that used to cost no more than $15 a couple of years ago has now jumped to $26. This price hike is an abomination. I hope the AI boom lasts long enough for them to stay in business, but this local will not be returning.

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic, primarily due to the incredible Korean Fried Chicken. It tasted exactly how I remember it tasting in Korea. The Service, Atmosphere, and Food were all rated a perfect 5 out of 5.

My experience at this restaurant involved enjoying their Yangnyeom and soysauce garlic chicken, which were still good. However, I was a bit shell-shocked by the massive price jump from $16/$17 to $22 each in recent weeks.

My experience at this restaurant was heavenly delicious! ❤️ The food was amazingly delicious ❤️❣️ I am so thankful I found this restaurant on Uber Eats ❣️❤️. The food was so nice and hot when it was delivered too ❤️. I’m definitely going to keep ordering from them ❤️. Thank you to the restaurant for being so outstanding ❤️.

This place is one of those spots that makes you second-guess the address. You pull up, see the bare pickup window, hear Latin music bleeding into the street, and think—maybe they’re closed, maybe this is a front. The air’s got that mix of diesel, spice, and something frying just out of sight. Then the box hits your hands. The Chicken Wings were so crisp they mocked the passage of time—still shattering after a 30–45 minute ride home. Whoever’s back there isn’t just cooking; they’re running a quiet little religion of crunch and heat. The sauces were dangerous; I took eight and felt like a rookie. This is food for a beer in one hand, a joint in the other, and a moment to yourself. The kind of meal that reminds you—sometimes the best thing you’ll eat comes from a place you weren’t even sure was open.

I've had my second very frustrating experience with this restaurant and will no longer be ordering from here. It's impossible to contact them by phone, which is a major issue, especially when you have dietary restrictions. They don't allow ingredient subtractions online, forcing you to call. After ordering, I tried to inform them about my dietary needs, but the phone rang unanswered for over 20 minutes. I'm very disappointed and unsatisfied that they also refused to honor my refund. I strongly recommend against eating here due to repeated poor experiences and a seeming lack of care for customer health and dietary concerns.

My experience at this restaurant was mixed. While it's a pretty good place, they no longer offer the Kimbap, which I considered the best thing on the menu. I hope they bring back those delicious rolls someday. Without the kimbap, there aren't great veggie options left, so I would not recommend it for vegetarians. The meal was for dinner, and the price per person was between $20–30. The service was delivery.

My experience was for take out only. I waited outside for 20 minutes. I informed one staff member about my order, but later a woman asked what my order was. It turned out the first guy had placed my order at a table inside and didn't notify me it was ready. The food sat there. By the time I got home to eat it, the rice was gummy. The taste was okay, but the service was terrible. I was hoping the Korean food would be cooked by Koreans, but that was not the case.

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic! The Korean style burritos were incredibly THICCK and absolutely tastier than other burritos with filler. Aria’s the way, definitely.