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Love Letter Pizza & Chicken serves up a lip-smacking symphony of flavors with their mouthwatering chicken wings and tantalizing pizzas. Located in the heart of La Habra, California, this culinary haven tantalizes taste buds with a diverse menu crafted to satisfy every craving. From perfectly seasoned wings to generously topped pizzas, Love Letter elevates comfort food to a fine art. Discover why locals rave about this culinary gem and indulge in a delightful feast at Love Letter Pizza & Chicken today! **Last Dine-in seating 1 hour before closing / Last take-out order 30 min before closing**
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1180 S Idaho St ste d, La Habra, CA 90631
Phone: (714) 446-9904
Website: https://www.loveletterusa.com/
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Reviews
Sagar Lakhani
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.
… moreBill 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.
… moreService: 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.
L. R.
So we decided to try this place because we heard about it from a friend. It’s located in a small area with a few shops next to the post office that we would’ve never seen it. There’s a sign but the area is a bit hidden in my opinion. It was not very busy on a Saturday around 4:00 pm. We were immediately seated. This place is pizza and chicken with an Asian twist. It a small place but nice with some TVs. Their menus are available through a QR code but I did see a copy on the wall when we entered. They give you some cabbage and corn dressed with thousand island dressing complimentary. We also got some pickled radishes which was good. We ordered mozzarella sticks that were really crunchy and tasty. The Parmesan and cheese tots were really good. The bbq chicken pizza and kalbi pizza was liked by everyone. The pizza regular size is kinda small and thin crust but they do offer two other types of crust to choose from. We got kimchi chicken pasta but without the kimchi. Unfortunately I can’t report in the popcorn chicken because I was stuffed from the other food items. A few of us tried the peach flavored soju that was good and they have other flavors to select depending on your preference. The prices are about average but they do charge for extra sauce.
… moreMarMalo
Love Letter Pizza and Chicken is a culinary gem that has stolen our hearts with its innovative fusion of Korean flavors. The sweet potato pizza is a divine creation, a fabulous tasty morsel that dances on the taste buds. The harmonious blend of sweet and savory notes in every slice is a testament to the chef’s culinary prowess. It’s a delightful deviation from the ordinary, and each bite feels like a love letter to the palate.
The crunch fried chicken is a symphony of crispiness and succulence. The perfectly seasoned batter creates a satisfying crunch, revealing moist and flavorful chicken beneath. This dish is a true indulgence, and its addictive quality makes it hard to resist ordering seconds. The ambiance is vibrant, creating a cozy atmosphere that complements the bold flavors on the menu. Love Letter Pizza and Chicken has undoubtedly earned its 5-star rating in our hearts, and we look forward to many more culinary love letters from this exceptional establishment.
… moreThe crunch fried chicken is a symphony of crispiness and succulence. The perfectly seasoned batter creates a satisfying crunch, revealing moist and flavorful chicken beneath. This dish is a true indulgence, and its addictive quality makes it hard to resist ordering seconds. The ambiance is vibrant, creating a cozy atmosphere that complements the bold flavors on the menu. Love Letter Pizza and Chicken has undoubtedly earned its 5-star rating in our hearts, and we look forward to many more culinary love letters from this exceptional establishment.
Jojo Jojo
4/12/2025 = 5 Star = Still the best pizza and fried chicken, we eat a lot this time but 1 of my kids asking for rice but they don’t have white or fried rice , its good combination for the fried chicken. But we still enjoy it.
10/22/20 = 5 Star = No Kidding!!! The best pizza , The owner is so kind . Will keep coming back .
… more10/22/20 = 5 Star = No Kidding!!! The best pizza , The owner is so kind . Will keep coming back .
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
… moreI 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.
… moreThis 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.
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.
… moreWe 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.
Khoa Vo
First time here with a friend and completely fell in love this spot. Their menu is straight forward, chicken or pizza hence the name and it was badass. We got their original chicken, sauced popcorn chicken, and Kaibi pizza with sweet potato crust. The chicken was off the chain. Their original fried chicken was super crispy and well seasoned. The sauced popcorn chicken was flavorful and refreshing with the green onions topping. The pizza was heavenly delicious and a game changer. I never had mashed sweet potato stuffed crust before and it blew me away. The sweetness from the sweet potato gave the pizza another layer of flavor that made it very addicting to put down. The staff was extremely friendly and food was reasonably priced. You can’t really go wrong here.
… moreBelle 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
… moreBoth were good. Especially Pizza was so delicious! Very Korean style pizza which I really missed sorry the pic is blurry lol