Tada

Tada — Chinatown, NYC Tada is an easygoing spot in Chinatown that does casual Korean comfort food with a clean, modern touch. The room is simple and relaxed, making it a comfortable choice for an unfussy meal that still feels thoughtfully put together. The food is straightforward and well executed. The HSBC Army Stew stands out as the most satisfying dish—rich, spicy, and comforting, with enough depth and portion to truly anchor the meal. It’s the kind of dish you come back craving. The fried chicken, which Tada is best known for, delivers as expected. Crisp, well-seasoned, and juicy, it’s done with confidence and is an easy crowd-pleaser. Portions across the menu lean modest, and at this price point, a few more side dishes or something like a steamed egg or soft tofu would make the me

Lovely place for Korean food. The staff was super friendly and attentive, food was incredible. Very generous portions, we barely finished all of it. We ordered a lot of different foods and everything was a hit!

Food was good but defintely not something that would fill you up, well not for me of course. The total came out to 57 dollars which is a lot for food considering I got ramen & my (so) got fried rice so if I were to come next time I'd probably come for their fried chicken cus thats really good. They best know for chicken 🐔 Something I wished they did was give u plenty of side dishes & a steamed egg like tofu tofu. I do like tofu tofu better for that even though its also pricey it makes me full because their portions are large.

Food was too freaking notch! The Korean fried chicken here is incredibly good. I got a mix of the drum sticks and wings in the sweet spicy sauce. TBH the wings tasted better and would go for just wings next time. Also got the Parmesan fries which were great too! my sister ordered the tabbouki with cheese. Can’t complain at all. $45 before tip and it was too much food. Couldn’t finish. Will be back 100%

I have been to this place multiple times now. Their fried chicken is pretty good. The wings and drums combo usually has been a better choice than the whole or half chicken combo. The reason being their breast and thigh pieces have been a bit dry in the past two times we ordered them. Nonetheless the quality is there and the quantity as well. The seafood pajeon is the best I have had from any Korean place so far. It’s definitely worth ordering. Finally the parmesan fries: THEY ARE THE BEST PARMESAN FRIES I HAVE EVER HAD. I will be ordering that every time I go there and I suggest anyone reading this review does as well. Worth every penny of the 8 dollars we spent on it.