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Hangry Moon's Fried ChickenBWorth Trying
970 Gayley Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90024
· Fried chicken takeaway, Chicken restaurant
· 4.7/5 Google (383 reviews)
Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Huge portions of fried chicken and loaded fries at student-friendly prices; great for quick, late-night comfort food, with occasional consistency and wait-time issues.
Why it gets a B for overall quality
Hangry Moon's delivers solid comfort food with strong crispy chicken and loaded fries at exceptional value, making it a reliable late-night go-to for the Westwood crowd. However, quality variation between visits—ranging from perfectly seasoned to bland or soggy—prevents grade A territory, and mixed food safety signals add caution. Best approached as a casual, high-volume counter spot rather than a destination for consistency.
Restaurant Summary
On Gayley in Westwood, this counter spot dishes out huge fried chicken portions and fully loaded fries to hungry students late into the night. Expect a lively sidewalk scene, quick counter ordering, and boxes that barely close. One diner put it simply: "The three-tender meal is colossal." Parking is a pain, but the value keeps people coming back. The cooking leans comfort food with Korean-influenced twists—think KFC sauce on tenders, rib-eye-topped fries, and sliders alongside wraps and bowls. It is not fussy, and the hits are crispy, generously seasoned chicken and shareable fries, though a few reviews note inconsistent seasoning or fries that can run soggy when slammed. Families will find this pretty kid-friendly: sliders, plain tenders, fries, and simple tacos are easy wins. Spice and fusion toppings are optional, and tofu bowls offer a meat-free route. Seating is limited and casual, so consider takeout if you need space for little ones.
At a Glance
- Enormous portions for the price
- Late-night hours near UCLA
- Crispy tenders and crowd-pleasing loaded fries
- Parking is difficult and seating is limited
- Occasional bland or soggy fries reports
What Sets It Apart
- massive_portions_for_price
- late_night_service
- korean_influenced_loaded_fries
What People Love
- Feeling full for cheap
- Crispy chicken with sauces
- Korean-style twists on classics
- Friendly owner interactions
- Fast service off-peak
Points of Concern
- Parking is genuinely challenging; expect to walk from a paid lot or street spot
- At peak times, waits and limited seating can frustrate dine-in plans
- Quality variability: occasional bland chicken or old fries reported
- Isolated food safety concerns and a reported health grade B sighting—most experiences are fine but caution is warranted
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleCounter With Seating
Average Cost$18-$26 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- Share the $15.99 Thicc Fries/Nachos for best value-to-portion
- Add Korean rib-eye to bowls for a modest upcharge if you want variety
- Vegetarian diners: opt for Organic Sesame Tofu Bowl or Grilled Tofu Fries
Perfect For
- Late-night post-game snack
- Casual grab-and-go near campus
- Sharing loaded fries with friends
- Budget-friendly comfort cravings
Location Insights
Area: Busy college district near UCLA, heavy foot traffic, casual student-focused dining.
Safety: Generally safe, well-lit university area; crowded nights and game days.
Nearby: Adjacent to In-N-Out and other student staples; late-night crowds common.
WestwoodWestwood offers a dynamic dining scene catering to a youthful and diverse crowd, with many casual eateries, late-night spots, and international cuisine reflecting the student population and local residents. The area is lively, accessible, and popular for both quick bites and social dining experiences.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday
Tuesday11:00–02:00
Wednesday11:00–02:00
Thursday11:00–03:00
Friday11:00–03:00
Saturday11:00–03:00
Sunday11:00–02:00
Available: Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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