Funny Plus

This review of four stars was saved by great food and a change of waitstaff. Had our first waitress stuck with us, her complete indifference to helping us would have put a huge damper on the evening. She didn’t even ask if we wanted anything to drink.
For an app, we went for the shrimp dumplings and the shrimp tempura. Both were fantastic and the tempura batter was crispy and perfectly salty.
Of course we had to order the fried chicken and ordered a full plate of each (regular and sweet chili). The table was split on which was the preferred; for me the winner was the plain.
We also ordered the «army stew» which is a hot pot filled with rice cake, dumpling, noodles, hot dog, beef and onions. The menu says for two and maybe if you eat nothing else this could be handled by two. We had four adults and a kid and still took home loads of leftovers.
The second waiter we had was fabulous and combined with the food, made it an enjoyable evening.

9 of us came and when we first got there the waitress wasn’t nice at all and didn’t bring us enough water. The plates and the bowls smelled like a clorox which was super disgusting. When we ordered soup, the girl who brought the soup to our table spilled it on my new white coat! and she didn’t even say sorry instead the manager came and offered me an dry cleaning which was nice but the girl didn’t even bother to apologize because she almost spilled it on me, and then we asked for spoon about 4 or 5 times and no one came around with it so we ended up eating the soup with our chopsticks. Also they automatically charged us $ 30 tip which they did not deserve at all. Horrible experience, but I’m giving it 2 stars because the manager offered me dry cleaning.

Oh FRIED CHICKEN HEAVEN! It’s not KFC, like Kentucky Fried Chicken, it’s def KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN! I’ve been with friends and date nights and love love love this chicken! It’s def Harder to find since the sign is in Korean, but other Unilocalers tips helped! It’s a fun place. Nothing fancy! I’ve been told it’s a place where most «young Asians go» for drinks and good drinking food! I’d agree!
Sadly I have not ordered anything but the chicken but others I’ve been with have and everything else looks amazing too. Def get the order half regular and the other half with the chili sauce! It’s a big order but even the left overs COLD were so good! Hot rice and that chicken is HEAVEN SENT!

The service here is awesome. Everyone is so friendly and welcoming. The food is great, had the bulgogi and kalbi and both had tons of flavor! You must order 2 before they let you cook it at the table, otherwise they cook it in the back. Side dishes were standard but I like how they gave us a huge bowl of salad (since I don’t eat rice). Prices are standard for korean bbq but the atmosphere is fun and inviting.

Fried CHIKEN!!!
THE BEST Fried Chicken in Colorado hands down! Their fried chicken wings are also AMAZING! I like to get the sauce (sweet and spicy) on the side because I love my chicken crispy. I am a pretty big fan of friend chicken and have had the opportunity to try it at some of the most popular or hometown favorites in many places around the US and this is NOT your typical FRIED CHICKEN. These guy have taken fried chicken to another level! I’ve also ordered the Cheese Corn that is that comes out on a hot plate with lots of corn and melted cheese. I’ve had this at other places and there’s is by far the best I’ve had. Soups and Kbbq are also fantastic.
Food prices are right where they should be for the portions you get.
The staff is very friendly and on top of it.
Their bar carries mid to upper end liquor, saki, along with beer at very reasonable prices. Bottle service is cheaper then any place I’ve ever been to.
It is I fun place to come hang for hours.
The place is by no means a fancy restautant it is laid back and always a fun time to go with friends to drink, eat and have a good time. Choose to sit at a regular table, a table with built in BBQ grill or at the bar.
(Great for FIRST DATES)
I would recommend this place to ANYONE that likes fried Chicken, AUTHENTIC Korean FOOD or just looking to have a good time.
Not sure about when they open but I believe their kitchen usually stays open until 12 or 1am.

Food are okay, I’m not a big fan of Korean’s food but the i love the soup that you guys have there, very tasty and spicy. I’ve been here couple of times with my family and service is great like always. I would definitely recommend this to a friend if they want to try something different other than just Korean BBQ! Great place to hang out and have a drink too!!!

I love Funny Plus! They have a good menu selection. Favorite dishes: half and half chicken and tteokbokki! Plus their staff has always been friendly to us and they’re very fast and efficient.

I’ve been to Funny Plus 7 or 8 times ever since I first tried it out earlier this summer and I’m basically in love (one time I went three nights in a row… no shame).
Most of the times I’ve been, I’ve ordered a budaejjigae (camp stew) along with the yangnyum fried chicken which is definitely enough food to feed around 5 people. The chicken is admittedly cut strangely… with some pieces/​chunks not really having much meat — just bone and batter. But who cares because it’s SO GOOD and if you’ve ever tried the Thai sweet chili sauce (Mae Ploy brand), it’s a very similar flavor. The budaejjigae can be quite spicy, but the ramen, dumplings, rice cakes, and plenty of water refills balance out the spice :)
The side dishes are quite limited, but the cabbage salad and cubed pickled daikon are really good and pair really well with the chicken.
I’ve also ordered the spicy seafood stew which is smaller than the budaejjigae, but really good. It has udon noodles and a variety of seafood which gives the broth a better depth of flavor. Their KBBQ which you grill yourself is also decent.
Service is hit or miss which might be a real bummer for some people. It can take a while to get your water refilled when it’s busy and sometimes you need to go to the station in the back to get your check, but as a server, I understand that things can get hectic so I’ve never complained.
Anyway, 4 stars because as much as I want it to, it doesn’t quite match up to the caliber of Korean bar food in LA, but it’s pretty close so I’ll definitely keep coming back!

This is a gem hidden in the corner behind Hmart where I frequent. I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to finally try this. The fried chicken is so delicious! I tried both the sweet one and the plain one and just dip it in the sauce they provide and it’s a flavor explosion in your mouth.
Also tried the rice cake with noodles and fish cake which is just super heartwarming and hits the spot. I also appreciated the miso soup that is given to everyone. The pickles that are given as a free side are to die for I think i probably ate the whole plate. They are a great palate cleanser and they complement the fried food so perfectly.
The service is alright. The restaurant itself is a bit run down. The chair I sat on had a giant hole in it but otherwise everything seemed somewhat clean overall. I want to come back and try more yummy korean food!

Just make sure their business hrs! Its becasue they can close whenever want, we got there 10:45 and its says 12am on Unilocal,heir door and even the waiter says but it doesn’t matter! Kitchen wants to close so yea we closed, I can understand you last call at 15 mins or half hr before u close but we had over hr and just want to grab quick food for eight us! And we know eat and leavefast they are closing soon cuz we all working jn the industry. Change your hrs so you won’t make PPL drive far and turn them away

Love this place. This is the only Korean «bar» type restaurant that I know of in Denver.
They have a great selection of everything from the kbbq to soups and intestines if your heart desires.
The prices are a bit on the high end, but you always get a pretty large portion meant to share family style.
This place opens at 4pm and opens til late into the wee hours. Service is decent. Unlike your typical American restaurant, if you need anything you better make sure you waive the waiter down otherwise you’ll be waiting for a while. They are always busy, but always friendly.
The food is always on point. I don’t think I’ve been disappointed with anything I’ve ordered thus far.
If you’ve never had Korean fried chicken, DO IT! Once you have this chicken you won’t ever wanna have kfc ever again.
Some of my favs:
Budae jigae (army stew) huge pot of ramen loaded with spam, sausage, hot dogs, rice cakes, etc to share with the fam. The broth is light yet flavorful with just a teeny tiny kick.
Pork belly with tofu and stir fried kimchi– three of my favs all in one bite. Tip** stack the meat on the bottom, tofu and then kimchi on top. You’ll be able to pick it up better and stuff it in your mouth. Hahaha
Cheese buldak– semi spicy chicken cooked in an earthenware bowl with yummy gooey cheese on top. This dish takes a bit to cook, but all worth the wait. The combo sounds a bit weird, but the taste is pretty out of this world.
Baeksaeju– (ginseng infused corn wine) this is an alternative to soju. It’s def high priced but if you’re not a big fan of soju, this is sweeter and even after sitting for 15 mins at the table the taste is still as delicious.

Our friends recommended this place, it is bar like Korean Food. We ordered the Crunchy Fried Chicken, spicy squid Jaeyook Kimchi Bokum (marinated pork belly stir fried, with soft tofu on the side and stir fried kimchi) We also got the big order of the spicy rice cake dishes. All was yummy. Good service, too. They were very attentive. This place is good if you come in bigger group and share the dishes since their portion is really big.

Funny plus is everything that we hoped. We came in with a group of 6 and we were seated quickly during dinner time. The service was not excellent but the food came out fast and was up to par. For appetizers you must try the fried chicken wings and shrimp tempura, they are crispy and delicious!
We came in for the stew specifically snd ordered two pots– one seafood and one beef and hotdog. The beef broth was very spicy but very delicious and the seafood broth was not amazing but it was good. We will be returning in the future!

This is can be hard to find if you are trying to look for a sign that says «Funny Plus» because it is only written in Korean. It is located to the right corner of the H Mart market, look for the Korean words with a plus sign after it.
I was here with a group of 11 people to celebrate a friend’s birthday. We tried calling ahead, but they didn’t take reservations. Fortunately, we didn’t have too much issue with getting seated. We ordered some pork belly, bulgogi, a noodle soup with vegetables and mussels, a spicy chicken dish, a giant pot with fish cakes, rice cakes and dumplings, and some fried chicken.
I personally thought some of the dishes were a little too spicy, but my friends seemed to enjoy them without too much trouble. My favorite things of the night would have to be the meat (which you bbq yourself) as well as the fried chicken. Because some of the dishes are huge and good for sharing, we did family-​style and the total came out to be about $ 20 per person.
The only complaint I have is that the table space is really limited, especially when the waitress keeps bringing out our dishes. I felt like it was really crowded and stressful when the waitress expects us to clear the table for them when she bring out a new dish. Some of my friends also found the waitresses to be rude because they demanded us to help them take the plates off their hands because they were too hot. But I would definitely come back for some Korean style yummy fried chicken and Korean BBQ!

This is the food I miss about Korea the most! I will be coming back again and again. I must have more spicy Korean food in my life.

Korean crunchy fried chicken, spicy Korean food, and beers? Great combination. I would recommend anyone to step in here and get some fried chicken! You can order half and half, where half of the chicken are sauced and the other half is plain but still well-​seasoned. Or you can do just spicy or just plain. The spicy is not too spicy with sweet and spicy sauce covered on the outside of the chicken like Buffalo wings.
We’ve had the rice cake dishes, some mussels soup, and some other dishes but we always come back for the fried chicken. There is always Korean shows playing on the TV and Korean music.
I just can’t stress enough on that fried chicken!!!

Bar like Korean food, this is the spot. I loveee going here although it’s on the pricier end but my friends and I always have a good time eating and drinking bottles of soju and pitchers of beer.
Things you must inevitably try:
–Their fried chicken, you can get half and half (half with sauce, half without) but the sauce is a must! If you don’t like sauces, just get in on the side but seriously their chicken is fried to perfection. Perfectly crispy on the outside and nice and moist on the inside.
–The stir fried squid in gochujang and veggies
–Budae jjigae. There’s so much culture behind this dish! It’s also known as Army Base Stew for it’s importance after the Korean War. It was a dish people often ate after the war since food was scarce. The food that was available became the ingredients for this very popular dish, that includes, hot dogs, spam or ham with gochujang, kimchi, onion boiled in a pot with Tteok and or ramen.
–The chicken gizzards are nice if you like that sort of thing.
–Their Tteokbokki is also decent and a hugeeeeee portion so it’s enough to feed two as is their Army Base soup.
–My all time favorite dish other than the super delicious ones i’ve listed above was something my friend introduced me to, Jaeyook Kimchi Bokum. It’s pretty much marinated pork belly stir fried, with tofu on the side and stir fried kimchi with gochujang. They reallyyyyy nailed the stir fried kimchi here and it definitely makes the dish but you pretty much eat the three together in a bite and it’s just so delicious. It doesn’t stay on the table for long and sometimes with my friends we have to order two!

You wouldn’t think you’ll get awesome fried chicken at a Korean bar, but yes, it happens. For the price, they sure gives you a whole lotta chicken! We usually go with a group of friends so we’ll order at least a plate or two. The chicken is moist on the inside, crispy on the outside, with great flavors (not too salty). Their soups are great too! We order their seafood soup a lot (comes with udon noodles). Be careful when order and make sure to specify the spicy level when you order the soups. FYI, their fried chicken wings are made similarly as their fried chicken, so if there’s just the two of you and you can’t finish a big plate of fried chicken, you can always order their wings appetizer to satisfy the fried chicken cravings.
Try their Korean beer while you’re there, it goes great with the fried chicken.
Only thing we didn’t quite like is the galbi. The taste just isn’t all that great, but other than that, everything else we’ve had, we’ve liked it. I’d say this is one of my favorite place to get fried chicken (and I’ve tried a lot of fried chickens in Denver).
They get quite busy and they only have about 3 servers, but in general their service is ok. They’re also pretty patient with your requests and questions.
P. S. They’re not opened for lunch. Dinner only.

First time here. Disappointed with their menu choices, or lack there of. A lot of standard Korean dishes were not available (eg no bee bin bop or Yu kae jong).We ended getting the a tofu soup/dish…one seafood and the other beef. Folks with us had the short rib BBQ and there was a healthy portion of meat. I tried it and it was pretty good.
From what I was told later, I think this is more a drinking place with a few food options. So I guess that explains the lighter food menu. :)

Finally decided to try this place after seeing some of the great reviews. First, its pretty hard to find, i wasnt expecting the sign to be in korean so i kept drving up and down parker, lol. Its in the same shopping center as h mart, next to p&y café.
As i walked in to do a to go order, i notice the place is quite busy (7pm) and is very much a reminder of many street restaurants in korea. Staff is friendly and busy. I looked over the menu and ordered the yang nyum chicken (korean style fried chicken) and the funny meal (bulgogi, fried white fish, and tonkatsu). It was about a 20 – 25 minute wait, but they do cook to order.
It was definitely worth the wait! Its the closest i have found yet to my fave street dish in korea! Score! The funny meal was also good but for $ 13 i couldve used a little more than a few strips of tonkastu…
Overall… Im definitely going back! YUM!