Mom's Touch Godbbasak Chicken Review [Korean Food]

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Korean chicken chains keep chasing one goal: crunch that survives delivery. The latest release I’d been wanting to try is Mom’s Touch Godbbasak Chicken, whose whole concept is crispiness that holds up even after the ride to your door. Much like the crumble-topped menus other franchises have rolled out, this one uses a super crunch crumble developed over roughly eight months of research. It launches as a new Mom’s Touch boneless chicken line starting at 13,900 won for a regular Big Sy boneless takeout order, so from a brand that takes chicken seriously, expectations run high. Let’s dig into what it’s actually like.

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📋 At a Glance

Product: Godbbasak Chicken (Big Sy boneless / Wow boneless)
Brand/Store: Mom’s Touch
Price: Big Sy boneless takeout from 13,900 won regular (see the full four-tier pricing in the article)
Main components: Boneless chicken, super crunch crumble (corn and rice blend), Mom’s seasoned sauce
Verdict: ★4.0 — crunch that’s still alive an hour after delivery, with a texture near the very top; a treat if you love a crispy coating.

Godbbasak Chicken Price and Features

As mentioned, this menu leans into delivery and takeout, so its headline concept is crispiness that won’t collapse even an hour later. Mom’s Touch first launched two options, Big Sy boneless and Wow boneless. From the 6th of this month, the lineup expands to bone-in chicken as well. Here’s how the pricing breaks down.

Big Sy boneless, takeout: Regular 13,900 won, Max 21,100 won
Wow boneless, takeout: Regular 13,100 won, Max 22,400 won
Big Sy boneless, delivery (Coupang Eats): Regular 14,600 won, Max 23,600 won
Wow boneless, delivery (Coupang Eats): Regular 15,400 won, Max 24,900 won

For reference, once the bone-in version arrives, a half order is expected to land in the 13,000-won range and a whole in the 23,000-won range. Order through the official Mom’s Touch app and you’ll get a 2,000-won discount coupon through August 31.

I went with the regular Big Sy boneless first. Only one sauce of your choice comes standard, so I picked the Mom’s seasoned sauce, then ordered ranch and pickled radish separately. Note that Mom’s Touch chicken doesn’t include pickled radish with a regular order, so keep that in mind when you order. Go with the Max, and you’ll get fries and pickled radish too.

What’s in the Box

Now let’s take a quick look at how it’s put together. Just like a regular Mom’s Touch fried chicken order, that savory chicken aroma hits you before you even open the box. The moment you do, those crisp-looking crumble bits jump right out at you.

As noted earlier, this menu adds that eight-month super crunch crumble on top of the classic Mom’s Touch fried coating. True to the name, the extra-crispy look is pretty convincing, isn’t it? The crumble blends corn and rice, and the payoff is the crunch that comes from two different particle textures playing off each other.

On top of the crumble, this menu also uses a micro-pore batter mix method to push the coating’s crispiness even further. That means even without the crumble, the bite is crunchier, so the overall texture gets maximized. All in all, it feels like Mom’s Touch has properly nailed the crispy-crumble fried position that other franchises rolled out earlier.

As a launch promotion, the seasoned sauce comes free with your order. You get to pick one from the options available. I chose the Mom’s seasoned sauce as my default, then added a ranch on the side. To taste it properly, I moved the chicken onto a separate plate.

Taste Test: How Does Godbbasak Chicken Actually Eat?

Alright, let’s get straight to the tasting. I grabbed a decent-sized piece and popped it right in. Just as promised, that signature crunch was genuinely there, and it made me think the “still crispy an hour later” claim isn’t just hype. Haha.

And even setting the crumble aside, Mom’s Touch boneless already ranks near the top, so the base is excellent. The Big Sy boneless is so tender that juice practically runs the moment you bite in, and paired with the crispy coating and crumble, it tastes even better together. For now, I’d say the concept is faithfully realized here.

Next, I had to check how it plays with the sauces. I started by dipping straight into the ranch. With that signature tang, it went okay against the slightly rich Big Sy boneless, but honestly, eating it with ranch felt like a bit of a stretch. Haha.

Then I dipped into the seasoned sauce, and that gently sweet-and-spicy flavor made this the far better match. Haha. As they say, a familiar taste never fails, and the most basic option turned out to pair best.

Honestly, the crispy crumble is so nutty and savory that, combined with Mom’s Touch’s well-judged brining, it tastes good on its own. Come to think of it, the brand’s coating has always leaned on a crispy texture, and unless the piece was sauced, it never felt soggy on the first bite. I ordered the thigh-based Big Sy boneless, so it read a touch rich; with the breast-based Wow boneless, that richness would barely register.

Final Verdict

Compared with the crumble-style menus other chicken franchises put out, this one is admittedly a little late to the party, but the texture alone sits near the very top. Sometimes a crumble can turn out too hard, yet this one breaks apart nicely in the mouth, so it never spoils the bite. If you already love that signature crispy Mom’s Touch coating, I think this menu will land even better for you. And if you’re visiting Korea and want delivery chicken that holds its crunch, this is an easy one to seek out.

You can read about the launch of Mom’s Touch Godbbasak Chicken, the super crunch crumble development, and its delivery-optimized concept in this (Korean source) Viva100 report.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How much does Mom’s Touch Godbbasak Chicken cost?

For takeout, Big Sy boneless runs 13,900 won regular and 21,100 won Max, while Wow boneless is 13,100 won regular and 22,400 won Max. Coupang Eats delivery sits a bit higher, and ordering through the official Mom’s Touch app gets you a 2,000-won discount coupon through August 31.

Q. Does the crunch really last after delivery?

Crispiness that holds up even an hour after delivery is the whole point of this menu. The super crunch crumble blends corn and rice for a nutty bite that breaks apart nicely without going hard. Paired with the tender, juicy Big Sy boneless, the coating stays satisfying rather than soggy.

Q. Which sauce should I get with it?

The Mom’s seasoned sauce is the easy winner here. Its balanced sweet-and-spicy profile matches the crispy chicken well. The tangy ranch, by contrast, only sort of works against the richer Big Sy boneless, so it’s not one I’d strongly recommend.

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Mom’s Touch Godbbasak Chicken Review [Korean Food]