Peeps Kitchen
Looking for a cozy spot to enjoy some mouthwatering dishes in Brooklyn? Peeps Kitchen might just be the place you’re looking for! Located at 55 McGuinness Blvd S, Brooklyn, NY, Peeps Kitchen is a local gem that’s making a name for itself with its deliciously bold flavors and cozy vibe.
When it comes to the menu, Peeps Kitchen knows how to satisfy every craving. One of their standout offerings is the Chicken Burger. Imagine a perfectly seasoned chicken patty, crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, stacked with fresh toppings and served on a soft bun—definitely a must-try! But if you're in the mood for something with a little more kick, you can’t go wrong with Peeps Gang Jeong. This dish brings together tender chicken coated in a sweet and spicy glaze that will have you coming back for more.
For a combo of flavors, their Peeps Padak is another top choice. It’s the perfect balance of crispy fried chicken and seasoned rice, drizzled with their special sauce. And if you're hungry and craving variety, you’ve got to try the Gang Jeong Box. It’s packed with a delicious assortment of crispy chicken, making it the perfect dish to share (or not!).
Don’t forget to check out the Drumstick—a classic that never disappoints. Tender, flavorful, and just the right amount of crispy on the outside, it’s an easy choice for anyone who loves good comfort food.
Whether you're a local or just visiting Brooklyn, Peeps Kitchen is a great spot to enjoy tasty, satisfying dishes that’ll keep you coming back for more. The laid-back atmosphere, combined with their flavorful menu, makes it a go-to for food lovers in the area. So, next time you’re around McGuinness Blvd, be sure to stop by and treat yourself to some of the best comfort food around!
Reviews
Super fucking good. Spicy on the side not for the weak of heart. It is damn spicy!! Got me sweating. Amazing crunch
Amazing crunch on the fried chicken, great flavor all around, and super kind service. No place to sit inside as its very small, but a GREAT takeout option. That was some amazing fried chicken, solid fries and I'd recommend it!
- more like 3.5 - take out only there's only a small bench outside - ten minute turnover - Jimbos bar is around the corner if u want somewhere to sit and wait - even the 'small' gives a quite large portion it was so big the top would not even cover it - the two staff members were very nice, courteous, and friendly they out up with all my dumb questions - food stays hot for a long time - I bought Gang Teong it was alright the lady said this was most popular she liked the Padak, better
Service: ?/5 Food: 4.5/5 Ambiance: takeout only Mom + Pop run / hole-in-the-wall / hidden jem of a place. Solid Korean fried chicken, great for groups! Ordered 2 large combos to feed 5 people + we had so much leftover, everyone got a second meal out of it. Tip: I think the combos used to come w/ pickled radish, but not anymore, you gotta order it on your own! What I Ordered: - Combo B: stayed crispy even after a commute. juicy + I think the thighs come de-boned - Seasoned Fries: skip it, dry, stale + no flavor - Sweet Potato Fries: soggy, no other flavor besides its natural sweetness - Kimchi: fresh, not spicy - Scallion Ginger Sauce: tasted a little like honey mustard, my fav so far - Soy Garlic Sauce: classic - Sweet + Spicy Sauce: actually quite spicy (for a person w/ low tolerance) - Extreme Hot Sauce: I did not attempt, but friends said first bite was unexpected
Disclaimer: we ordered for delivery, so it was less fresh than eating immediately - though there's not really seating at the restaurant, so I expect most people will also be doing takeout/delivery. The chicken was juicy and quite large. Despite having spent 30 minutes in the box, they were still surprisingly crispy. However, they were significantly more greasy than other Korean Fried Chicken. We tried three of their sauces (all on the side) - The scallion salad + padak sauce was very fun and unique, though the scallion flavor was relatively subtle. The soy garlic was pretty standard and a solid option. The "extreme hot" was actually very spicy, but felt super one dimensional - like they just added a bunch of capcaisin without any other depth of flavor other than spice. I'd recommend getting it if you like spicy things and mixing it with some of the soy garlic :)