The Coop Restaurant & Bar

My son took me to this restaurant he had already eaten there; for me it was the first time and it was a spectacular experience; the place is very beautiful, the attention of the employees is excellent; the food on another level delicious and the cocktails uff wonderful, the truth is I recommend it 100% and without thinking; I will return to this place again. 😉

Halloween decor throughout the restaurant was well arranged. The minute you enter the front door, you are greeted by skulls/skeletons in chairs with cobwebs throughout the ceilings and walls. Always busy but patience as the food items are worth the wait. Recommend any flavored Chicken Wings, Bulgogi, Kalbi Ribs, you won't be disappointed. Service is top-notch! We sat at the bar. The prices for both cocktails, beer, wine are pricier than most places so are the food. Still worth it!

Highly recommend trying their famous wings. If you like spicy food, definitely order the spicy ones. If you cannot handle the heat, then order the garlic ones, which is just as tasty. Of course, my recommendation is to order the half-and-half, get the best of both worlds. The other dishes are also hot and delicious, although it is slightly pricey. I have heard the alcohol is exquisite here, although I have not tried any. The atmosphere is quite laidback. There is a prominent bar-like vibe throughout the entire place. The only downside is the dim lighting. I understand that it is part bar, which explains the dim lighting, but it does make it difficult to read the menu at times.

This place took us a minute to find it. We were even in a different restaurant. Make sure you’re not at the dumpling place like us. The chicken is SOOOO GOOD! I keep forgetting that black GIs taught Koreans how to make chicken. Every piece of chicken is good. The drinks are anazing. Monday has a happy hour until midnight 🙌🏽. I had this lavender cocktail and had like 4 of them. The peach snzpps was delish too.

Food was good! Nothing mind blowing and there's definitely cheaper options in flushing but I would come back again. The bibimbap was great, big portions. The truffle fries were alright. It just tasted like heavily seasoned fries. Went for lunch and I was the only one in the restaurant. Definitely a better spot to come for dinner with a big group of friends.

Lovely atmosphere, polite service, and good food! The lighting creates a cozy ambiance, giving it a nice vibe. Highly recommend the wings. Both soy garlic and spicy were deliciously yummy and crispy. If you have a low spice tolerance, choose soy garlic over spicy. The udon tasted good, in general. Beware that the squid can be very chewy. It wasn't bad, but also not remarkable. Same thing for the kimchi fried rice. The garlic bread was very delicious though. The sweet potato fries tasted ordinary, but the truffle parmesan fries tasted great. Light truffle taste, nothing overwhelming. Sadly, the kimchi cheese okonomiyaki was too salty for my liking. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience with enjoyable food. A nice place to go with friends to chat over a meal.

Chill atmosphere, yummy bites, pleasant service. My friends and I came here on a Saturday night and got drinks at the bar until our table was ready, which was ready in about 20 minutes. The chicken wings were crispy and well-cooked, the seafood pajun was nicely flavored, the truffle fries were fresh, and the bulgogi cheese quesadillas were amazing. We ordered soju and beer to make soju bombs, which is always a delightful experience. It took a while for us to get our food, which is understandable, given the place was packed. They brought over our drinks right away. Pro-tip: you get a 5% discount if you pay in cash. All in all, I highly recommend this place for a fun group outing or a more intimate experience with a date. Enjoy!

I was torn between getting the fried chicken or the wings. Our server suggested the wings would be a better choice so we went with that. The wings were tasty. I like a smack of garlic flavor but the garlic was a little more subtle with these. You could taste it in the background mixed in with the soy for some sticky goodness. We also tried the Bulgogi quesadillas. An interesting “fusion” dish. The Bulgogi had great flavor and contrasted nicely with the mild cheese and tortilla. It also came with a side of sour cream and salad. I almost would have loved a salsa or something just to bring it all together. Vibe is like a laid back sports bar. A couple TVs with games on and an entire wall dedicated to a projector that was also playing sports. Decently busy on a Thursday night. Service was great and were friendly and attentive. I’ll have to come back and sample the fried chicken next time.