
Golden Fried
Unsauced and uncompromised. Twice-fried for a shattering crust and clean, savory flavor — the baseline that proves the crunch.
Korean dakgangjeong, studied through crunch, glaze, and heat.
Twice-fried chicken, hand-glazed to stay crisp, sticky, and bold — the way Korean street-food chicken is meant to be served.두 번 튀겨 더 바삭하게, 손으로 직접 버무린 정통 닭강정.


Most fast-fried chicken trades crunch for speed — pre-sauced, held under heat, soggy by the time it reaches you. Project 002 is built around the opposite promise: the crust is the product.
Two fries to build the shell, a hand-tossed glaze the moment you order, and a window of seconds between glaze and serve. Loud out of the box. That's the whole point.
Boneless thigh, hand-trimmed for fat balance. Cold-brined in a light salt and rice-vinegar solution for juiciness and clean flavor.
A double-dust of potato starch and a touch of rice flour — the ratio that gives dakgangjeong its signature shattering shell instead of a bready coat.
A low, patient fry that cooks the chicken through and dries the crust. Rest on rack for 4 minutes — moisture migrates out, not in.
A short, hard sear at 190 °C ± 2°. This is where the crunch is built — golden, blistered, glass-thin.
Tossed in small-batch glaze the moment you order — never pre-sauced. The crust stays loud; the glaze stays glossy.

Unsauced and uncompromised. Twice-fried for a shattering crust and clean, savory flavor — the baseline that proves the crunch.

Gochujang-led glaze with rice syrup and apple. A clean heat that builds without burying the crunch.

Slow-roasted garlic folded into a soy-based glaze with a hint of honey. Glossy, savory-sweet, deeply aromatic.
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