Love Letter Pizza & Chicken

Albert Vo

This is my go to place for great KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) and Korean pizza. I enjoy their garlic soy wings and sweet and spicy wings. Their Carnivore Pizza with sweet potato crust is a must try too. Friendly and attentive staff with good service.

Tai Tai

Ordered Sweet potato pizza with gold crust. The crust was filled with sweet potato as well. The sweetness would be slightly less than a traditional Hawaiian. Overall it was a balanced delight. The pizza here is definitely felt less greasy than the standard american pizza. The wings were super crispy, light, and juicy. Came with free sides of cabbage salad and daikon. I would come back to try the bulgogi pizza with cheese crust next time.

Cecil Watson

Good service and tasty fried chicken. If the Colonel made chicken this good, he'd be a general.

Brian Ahn

I forgot to take a picture beforehand... I personally think this love letter is better than the other locations. The pizza isn't soggy unlike some locations, and the chicken is alot more crunchy 😍

Rosemari Martinez

OMG THE CHICKEN WAS SO GOOD! They allow you to try different dipping sauces that vary in spiciness! The bulgogi pizza was also super.good!

The staff are friendly and nice. My go-to order would be a full order of the Korean fried chicken (wings) as well as the large BBQ chicken pizza (be sure to ask for extra cheese and extra bbq sauce). Parking is somewhat difficult at this restaurant, but I am sure it depends on the time/day.

Pizza and chicken are insanely flavorful and delicious. Service was quick and attentive. The vibe is immaculate; 10/10 would come back.

Dan was a pleasure to be served by he has great customer service & great hospitality. I came a far distance to experience the exploding taste buds of this pizza place so I’ve heard. Which was not disappointing.

I'm a regular here. The food, service, and quality are so nice!

hsojzeeci

i went here with my girlfriend. she very much liked the food: popcorn chicken with green onions and sweet potato with sweet potato stuffed crust. she enjoyed it and so did i.

There are many different chicken dishes, but this is a representative restaurant for Korean-style chicken. K food’s representative fried chicken restaurant Spacious, clean atmosphere and friendly staff...These days, everyone's food prices are rising, so I don't eat out much.Still, it's the ultimate Korean-style whole chicken. The other foods are also very delicious.Cold beer and chicken with friends.. will remain as a good memory. I always want to come back here again

If you're looking for Korean-style sweet chicken, I recommend Pelicana Chicken. However, their menu tends to be on the expensive side, possibly due to the brand name. This place offers similar sauces at a more affordable price, which makes their seasoned chicken delicious. Since the seasoning sauce is key to the flavor, I suggest negotiating for extra sauce, even if it means adding a bit more to the tip. The service here isn't the best, though.

We ordered the chicken (half spicy and half regular fried) and bbq pizza. Both were good. Especially Pizza was so delicious! Very Korean style pizza which I really missed 😋 sorry the pic is blurry lol

The Supreme Pizza is remarkable. We like to add the whole chicken, half medium and half spicy to complete the meal. The cabbage salad and pickled radish that come with the order are a tasty treat. If you’re really hungry add the fried wings. DELICIOUS! Four stars are for the service, not bad but not great either.

Just go here for the bulgogi pizza. The rest of the food doesn't seem as interesting. Three bulgogi pizza is good; especially when it's later in the night and you're hungry for a hot pie. The toppings also include potatoes along with the bulgogi. The salad and fries were okay.

Parking lot is shared with other business. It is shaped like a V lol Plenty of table seatings that is great for gatherings. In which I came for family dinner reunion. Friendly staff, yet hard to flag down a server and seated in a out of sight, out of view table.. Most importantly, how the food tasted! The sweet potato pizza with gold crust and the carnivore pizza was yummy fresh hot from the kitchen. Hits the spot. Would return for the food! Oh! Lastly, bonus on lots of shopping center within the vicinity while waiting and to walk off the food afterwards

Eric K

There are many different chicken dishes, but this is a representative restaurant for Korean-style chicken. K food’s representative fried chicken restaurant Spacious, clean atmosphere and friendly staff...These days, everyone's food prices are rising, so I don't eat out much.Still, it's the ultimate Korean-style whole chicken. The other foods are also very delicious.Cold beer and chicken with friends.. will remain as a good memory. I always want to come back here again

Daniel

If you're looking for Korean-style sweet chicken, I recommend Pelicana Chicken. However, their menu tends to be on the expensive side, possibly due to the brand name. This place offers similar sauces at a more affordable price, which makes their seasoned chicken delicious. Since the seasoning sauce is key to the flavor, I suggest negotiating for extra sauce, even if it means adding a bit more to the tip. The service here isn't the best, though.

Belle Lee

We ordered the chicken (half spicy and half regular fried) and bbq pizza. Both were good. Especially Pizza was so delicious! Very Korean style pizza which I really missed 😋 sorry the pic is blurry lol

A&A Grajeda

The Supreme Pizza is remarkable. We like to add the whole chicken, half medium and half spicy to complete the meal. The cabbage salad and pickled radish that come with the order are a tasty treat. If you’re really hungry add the fried wings. DELICIOUS! Four stars are for the service, not bad but not great either.

john paul anderson lionel

Just go here for the bulgogi pizza. The rest of the food doesn't seem as interesting. Three bulgogi pizza is good; especially when it's later in the night and you're hungry for a hot pie. The toppings also include potatoes along with the bulgogi. The salad and fries were okay.

TikiBikko

Parking lot is shared with other business. It is shaped like a V lol Plenty of table seatings that is great for gatherings. In which I came for family dinner reunion. Friendly staff, yet hard to flag down a server and seated in a out of sight, out of view table.. Most importantly, how the food tasted! The sweet potato pizza with gold crust and the carnivore pizza was yummy fresh hot from the kitchen. Hits the spot. Would return for the food! Oh! Lastly, bonus on lots of shopping center within the vicinity while waiting and to walk off the food afterwards

S ESQ

Korean pizza and chicken, pricey but interesting food. Good beer too

Very unassuming place from the exterior. Significantly nicer on the inside. We got the bulgogi pizza. It was good, but has very little bugolgi, and they added more sausage than anything. Also, it was very greasy. I know some like it that way, I prefer it on the less greasy side. We also got the kawaiian pizza. I liked this one better, but also a bit too greasy. We got 2 orders of "popcorn" chicken. I wouldn't really call it popcorn chicken. It's more like boneless wings. Regardless, they were good. I got the medium heat, which I regret not getting the spicier heat. I also got one without sauce cus my nieces don't do spicy. They were good on their own. They are fried, and do well to retain some oil, so they are also greasy. We spent about $100 for these 4 items and 3 drinks. I bit pricey, but I'd come again.

Rafael Escobar

Very unassuming place from the exterior. Significantly nicer on the inside. We got the bulgogi pizza. It was good, but has very little bugolgi, and they added more sausage than anything. Also, it was very greasy. I know some like it that way, I prefer it on the less greasy side. We also got the kawaiian pizza. I liked this one better, but also a bit too greasy. We got 2 orders of "popcorn" chicken. I wouldn't really call it popcorn chicken. It's more like boneless wings. Regardless, they were good. I got the medium heat, which I regret not getting the spicier heat. I also got one without sauce cus my nieces don't do spicy. They were good on their own. They are fried, and do well to retain some oil, so they are also greasy. We spent about $100 for these 4 items and 3 drinks. I bit pricey, but I'd come again.

SADLY NOT WORTH IT ....This was my first time at Love Letter Korean Restaurant in La Habra - Super Cute inside - It has a sports bar vibe with booths and tables super modern and on a smaller scale. Wanted to try a variety of things as it was the first time to see what I would enjoy - I never ate Korean Pizza before and I was intrigued, I grew up in Connecticut where the best pizza is made by far and famous new haven style pizza - I LOVE Pizza - We ordered a LARGE cheese pizza half supreme style - Some wings - Popcorn Chicken - Server was super friendly and attentive - took a bit for the food to come and it was dead when we got there - so not sure the deal but it was fine. The pizza came out on a tall tray it was super thin cheesy with the oils which is my fave and it smelled great, definitely a comfort food type experience was not TOP quality but, was good - The popcorn chicken was dry and I did not like the coating or the taste however they give you sauces you can disguise the flavor with. The wings were tasty as well as the cabbage corn salad they give you with the meal - it was shredded cabbage with corn nibbles on top with a homemade simple thousand island dressing mayo ketchup vinegar perhaps. Was tasty. Quality of the food I would compare to a fast food type experience this was not HIGH END quality and the price was ridiculous for what everything cost. Our bill came to $72 with tip - NO THANK YOU if we are going to spend that type of money on a lunch I will go to a 5 star high end restaurant - It was an experience so we just ate and learned - we will never go back if I am going to spend $20 on a pizza I will go to Fuoco Pizza in Fullerton or Joeys Pizza in Fountain Valley for a proper pizza experience and HALF the price ( FOR REAL) Sadly I will not be going back to LOVE LETTERS as much as I would love to pop in again for a cheese pizza on a lazy Sunday I am not willing to pay $20 for it - STICKER SHOCK!

Regina

SADLY NOT WORTH IT ....This was my first time at Love Letter Korean Restaurant in La Habra - Super Cute inside - It has a sports bar vibe with booths and tables super modern and on a smaller scale. Wanted to try a variety of things as it was the first time to see what I would enjoy - I never ate Korean Pizza before and I was intrigued, I grew up in Connecticut where the best pizza is made by far and famous new haven style pizza - I LOVE Pizza - We ordered a LARGE cheese pizza half supreme style - Some wings - Popcorn Chicken - Server was super friendly and attentive - took a bit for the food to come and it was dead when we got there - so not sure the deal but it was fine. The pizza came out on a tall tray it was super thin cheesy with the oils which is my fave and it smelled great, definitely a comfort food type experience was not TOP quality but, was good - The popcorn chicken was dry and I did not like the coating or the taste however they give you sauces you can disguise the flavor with. The wings were tasty as well as the cabbage corn salad they give you with the meal - it was shredded cabbage with corn nibbles on top with a homemade simple thousand island dressing mayo ketchup vinegar perhaps. Was tasty. Quality of the food I would compare to a fast food type experience this was not HIGH END quality and the price was ridiculous for what everything cost. Our bill came to $72 with tip - NO THANK YOU if we are going to spend that type of money on a lunch I will go to a 5 star high end restaurant - It was an experience so we just ate and learned - we will never go back if I am going to spend $20 on a pizza I will go to Fuoco Pizza in Fullerton or Joeys Pizza in Fountain Valley for a proper pizza experience and HALF the price ( FOR REAL) Sadly I will not be going back to LOVE LETTERS as much as I would love to pop in again for a cheese pizza on a lazy Sunday I am not willing to pay $20 for it - STICKER SHOCK!

Went in and there were no customers. The restaurant was dim and missing some lights. According to Google, they were supposed to open an hour before we arrived. Service: There was a Korean ahjoomma (middle-aged woman) who seemed uninterested and had a strange attitude. Her Korean was unusual, so I tried speaking in English, but she kept responding in Korean. The nuance felt very odd. We ordered as the menu suggested—whole chicken with sauce—but she kept asking if we wanted yangnyeom chicken. The QR code menu (a weird PDF format) didn’t even mention yangnyeom chicken, just chicken with sauce, so I assumed that’s what it was. Whenever she brought water, food, or anything to the table, she almost tossed it at us. Her attitude was bizarre. My friend asked for hot sauce and she tossed that too. We ordered a lot, but she still acted like this. Strangely, she was very nice to the older couple who came in after us, so her attitude seemed targeted only at us. Food: The food was okay. The pizza was delicious and fresh. The padak (chicken with scallions) tasted a bit empty—there seemed to be much more breading than meat, so it felt like we were mostly chewing crispy breading with little chicken. The chicken with sauce was fine, but the sauce was too sweet and became overwhelming the more we ate. Two of the pieces were basically just chicken ribs with almost no meat. Overall, I wouldn’t come back. We drove all the way from LA because LoveLetter used to be in LA, but with the average food and the strange attitude from the ahjoomma, it’s not worth another visit.

Bill Jlee

Went in and there were no customers. The restaurant was dim and missing some lights. According to Google, they were supposed to open an hour before we arrived. Service: There was a Korean ahjoomma (middle-aged woman) who seemed uninterested and had a strange attitude. Her Korean was unusual, so I tried speaking in English, but she kept responding in Korean. The nuance felt very odd. We ordered as the menu suggested—whole chicken with sauce—but she kept asking if we wanted yangnyeom chicken. The QR code menu (a weird PDF format) didn’t even mention yangnyeom chicken, just chicken with sauce, so I assumed that’s what it was. Whenever she brought water, food, or anything to the table, she almost tossed it at us. Her attitude was bizarre. My friend asked for hot sauce and she tossed that too. We ordered a lot, but she still acted like this. Strangely, she was very nice to the older couple who came in after us, so her attitude seemed targeted only at us. Food: The food was okay. The pizza was delicious and fresh. The padak (chicken with scallions) tasted a bit empty—there seemed to be much more breading than meat, so it felt like we were mostly chewing crispy breading with little chicken. The chicken with sauce was fine, but the sauce was too sweet and became overwhelming the more we ate. Two of the pieces were basically just chicken ribs with almost no meat. Overall, I wouldn’t come back. We drove all the way from LA because LoveLetter used to be in LA, but with the average food and the strange attitude from the ahjoomma, it’s not worth another visit.

The service was horrible. We walked in and she immediately seemed uninterested. She had to TELL the cook to actually help her. It was so bad.