Two new sandwiches are on the board at LOTTERIA Fullerton. The K-Chicken Sandwich is $5.99 and the K-Chicken Deluxe Sandwich is $6.49, and both are built on crispy chicken finished in a Korean gangjung sauce.

What is in them

The K-Chicken Sandwich is crispy chicken with spicy gangjung sauce and pickles on a soft brioche bun, 710 calories. The K-Chicken Deluxe Sandwich is the same build with cheese and lettuce added, 830 calories.

Either one can be made a combo with French Fries and a Soft Drink. The K-Chicken Sandwich combo is $11.77 and the K-Chicken Deluxe Sandwich combo is $12.27.

What gangjung means

Gangjung is how Korean fried chicken gets finished. The chicken is fried first, then coated in a sweet heat glaze that sets on the crust rather than soaking into it, so the outside stays crisp while it picks up a sticky, sweet and spicy layer. That glaze is the difference between these two and a plain crispy chicken sandwich.

LOTTERIA has been Korea’s No.1 burger brand since 1979, and these sandwiches are the Korean read on something most people in Fullerton have already eaten a hundred versions of.

Where to get one

Order at the counter, in the drive-thru, or for pickup and delivery from our order page. The full lineup with prices and calories is on the menu page. We are at 150 W Orangethorpe Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832, open 10am to 10pm daily.

2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. Additional nutrition information available upon request.