Amsa Market dakgangjeong and wings for 20,000 won: Gimssi Chicken
In short
Gimssi Chicken Amsa Market Branch is a takeout chicken shop inside Amsa Market in Gangdong, Seoul, selling dakgangjeong (sweet and spicy fried chicken bites), old-school whole fried chicken, wings and drumsticks by the cut. A medium spicy dakgangjeong with 11 wings, sauce and pickled radish came to 20,000 won in total, and the portion was generous, though the spicy level was genuinely hot for children. Gimssi Chicken is great value if you order spicy for the adults and mild for the kids.

Good to know
- What we ordered
- Medium spicy dakgangjeong + 11 wings + sauce and pickled radish
- Total paid
- 20,000 won
- Menu
- Dakgangjeong (choice of size), old-school whole fried chicken, drumsticks, wings and other cuts sold separately
- Payment
- Onnuri gift certificates accepted
- How to order
- Takeout
- Location
- 1F, Unit 105, 21 Olympic-ro 98-gil, Gangdong-gu, Seoul, inside Amsa Market
- Price reference
- ₩20,000 ≈ $15 (2026-09-15)
as written by the visitor on Sep 15, 2026
What kind of chicken shop is Gimssi Chicken Amsa Market Branch?
Gimssi Chicken Amsa Market Branch is a takeout chicken shop inside Amsa Market. They sell everything from dakgangjeong to old-school fried chicken, wings, and drumsticks, all by the piece. I've been really into wandering around markets lately. This time at Amsa Market, I spotted a place with a long line of people ordering. What's this? I wondered — turned out to be Gimssi Chicken Amsa Market Branch! The dakgangjeong especially caught my eye. Couldn't just walk past, so I packed up some dakgangjeong and wings to eat with the kids.

The place I visited was Gimssi Chicken Amsa Market Branch. Since it's right inside Amsa Market, it's great for picking up a snack or dinner while browsing the market.

There were quite a few customers ahead of me when I visited too — I guess even inside a market, you can always spot the good spots by the line haha. Not just dakgangjeong either, they have chicken sold by the part so you can pick what you like.
Onnuri gift certificates are accepted at Gimssi Chicken

Gimssi Chicken Amsa Market Branch accepts Onnuri gift certificates. That's actually kind of important when you're shopping at a market. You can shop for groceries, grab something delicious to eat, and use your Onnuri certificates all at once — good to know if you're visiting Amsa Market.
Gimssi Chicken prices: what 20,000 won gets you
Walking into Gimssi Chicken Amsa Market Branch, one phrase on the wall caught my eye.
We're not selling cheap — there's just no reason to charge more.
That line really stuck with me haha. These days even a single chicken order can feel expensive, but being a market chicken shop, the prices were genuinely nice.




They had all sorts of parts ready — old-school fried chicken, drumsticks, wings, and more. Dakgangjeong also came in size options. I went with the medium! And added wings, since the kids love those too.
What we ordered at Gimssi Chicken Amsa Market
- Dakgangjeong, spicy, medium size
- 11 wings
- Sauce + pickled radish
- Total: ₩20,000
Dakgangjeong plus wings, all for ₩20,000... Considering today's prices, that felt like insane value. Especially eating with kids, I liked being able to pick out the parts they like rather than just ordering one whole chicken.
Tossed in sauce to order at Gimssi Chicken

Another thing that impressed me about Gimssi Chicken was watching them toss the dakgangjeong in sauce fresh right after ordering! You can see the frying happening in the kitchen, and then they toss the chicken with sauce on a big flat pan — fun to watch. Freshly fried chicken getting coated in sauce right in front of you had me practically drooling while I waited hahaha.
Opening the 11 wings first

First thing I opened in the car on the way home: the wings!

Opening the box, the wings were pretty generously packed in. Picking one up and turning it around, the outside was fried nice and crispy, and the meat looked good and plump.
How the kids liked the Gimssi Chicken wings

One kid dug into the wings pretty seriously hahaha, the other happily munched away too. Seemed like both kids enjoyed the taste at first — they were eating well. But toward the end it was "Mom, it's spicy!" hahahaha. These are kids who find even black pepper spicy, so it was probably a bit much for their palates.
How spicy is the spicy dakgangjeong at Gimssi Chicken?

And now, today's main event! Opened up Gimssi Chicken's spicy dakgangjeong.

Glossy sauce, looks spicy just from the shine, right? Tasting it, there's definitely real heat there. Personally it was a level I could enjoy — not just heat for heat's sake, but the sauce itself tasted good enough that I kept reaching for more. That said, it was definitely too spicy for the kids, and it'd be a good pick if the adults in your group like a spicy dakgangjeong!
Sauce soaked right through the dakgangjeong
Picking one up, the sauce was evenly coated all over the chicken. Sweet and spicy style sauce. If you like spicy food, this isn't a stop-after-one-or-two kind of taste — you'll keep reaching for more hahaha.
Rice cakes tucked between the dakgangjeong pieces

While eating the dakgangjeong, I noticed rice cake tucked in between the pieces. Rice cake coated in dakgangjeong sauce — can't skip that haha. The chewy rice cake soaked in sweet-spicy sauce was delicious too, I thought.
Honest review of Gimssi Chicken Amsa Market Branch

What I liked most about Gimssi Chicken was the generous portion for the price. Medium dakgangjeong plus 11 wings, plus sauce and pickled radish, all for ₩20,000 total. Given how expensive eating out has gotten, this felt like a low-pressure option for a family snack or simple dinner. Watching them toss it fresh in sauce right after ordering made it taste even better too. That said, the spicy version I tried was spicier than expected, so if you're eating with kids, I'd recommend the mild or medium-spicy version instead. Spicy dakgangjeong for the adults, mild for the kids — pick what suits you!
Looking for dakgangjeong near Amsa Station in Gangdong, Seoul?

If you're browsing Amsa Market and looking for something to eat, I think Gimssi Chicken is worth a stop. Especially if you're:
- Looking for chicken to take out at the market
- Looking for chicken to eat with kids
- Wanting to pick different parts to try
- Looking for good value chicken
- Looking for a dakgangjeong spot in Amsa Market
then this one's for you! Next time I visit, I want to try the mild dakgangjeong too, since it'll be easier for the kids to eat.
Where it is
1F 105, 21 Olympic-ro 98-gil, Gangdong-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 강동구 올림픽로98길 21 1층 105호









