First time having Korean food. Absolutely delicious! I will definitely be returning. The flavor,…read morefreshness was awesome!

The blistering loud music gets old after a half hour. I'm down with KPOP but it's relentless. The…read morestaff is friendly and helpful and the food is ok. The seafood dishes are sort of a disappointment because the seafood is frozen...so it's tough and rubbery. The silky tofu soup is delicious and the classic Korean condiments were fine. My bulgogi was mostly a pile of onions and not very high-quality beef. We all liked the kimchi pancake though it was a little soggy, and the salt and pepper pork belly was tough and not very flavorful. I'm not sure we'll be back.

If you're craving authentic Korean food in Plano, this spot delivers. Their signature grilled pork…read moreribs are the star of the menu--tender, flavorful, and perfectly charred. The seafood pancake is packed with seafood and comes out crispy on the outside, while the banchan (Korean side dishes) are fresh and plentiful. The atmosphere is casual and family-friendly, making it great for both lunch and dinner. Service can slow down during busy hours, but the food is worth the wait. Overall, a solid choice for authentic Korean comfort food in North Texas.

Maht Gaek has your traditional Korean food, no frills, the complete banchan spread, and the…read moredelicious pork ribs they are popular for. It is a nice spot to enjoy a meal with friends and family or even on your own. The grilled pork ribs are big, meaty, tender, and juicy. It's glazed in slightly sweet sauce and it has a smoky charred flavor from being grilled. A hearty yummy must try dish when you are here. The bibim naengmyeon or korean spicy cold noodles had a good amount of that spicy sauce mixture (not very spicy if you're worried about that), and it is refreshing with the kimchi and radish. You can even doctor it up with the vinegar and mustard they provide to compliment the dish. The banchan spread includes kimchi, cucumbers, fish cake, salad, and a korean sweet mashed potato. Great bites to pair with the entrees. Overall, the food came out at a reasonable speed, so service is good. Nothing too notable in terms of service and ambiance but the food is good if you want a no frills, simple, hearty korean meal!

This place is solid!…read more Clean interior, very friendly service, and delicious food! My friend and I ordered the following: Combo special w/ tofu soup and korean bbq ribs Cold arrowroot noodles Tofu soup was very comforting and had a good kick (I ordered the medium and it was just right). The ribs were savory, tender, and delicious. The noodles were refreshing and I loved how they had splices of apple and pear! The banchan were all fantastic too! Korean food in Dallas is known to be top tier and Chodang village wonderfully contributes to that reputation.

I usually go to the location in Carrolton but this was my first time here. The restaurant inside…read morewas so nice, clean, and very spacious, much bigger than the other location. I got the Combo Kimchi Tofu Soup with Spicy Pork Bulgogi. The tofu soup was spicy (I got level 4) and it was piping hot with so much flavors! The spicy pork bulgogi was really good, although it was a bit sweet in my opinion. Cho Dang Village food is always good no matter when/where you go :)

Really enjoyed lunch time. At this time lunch is M-Th until 3:30 PM. It was quite busy when we…read morearrived. But seated in a timely manner. Server was very polite but it was obvious they were understaffed by a lot. 1 server and whole restaurant was full. Regardless, server did a great job keeping up. Food: Side dishes: the kimchi, cucumber kimchi, spicy fish cake were great. The salad was okay. The japchae noodles were mediocre. And the pickled daikon didn't taste like they used much vinegar. Dipping sauces were all great. Sesame oil, samjang blend, a sweet and spicy sauce. Meat: enjoyed the brisket, beef belly, pork belly, beef finger meat, Hawaiian pork belly. The Galbi marinade would have been better with the finger meat marinade. Overall had a great meal and would come again. Hopefully will be better staffed next time!

Overall, had a great dinner at Woo Mee Ok! We were seated quickly with all the accoutrements…read morealready at the table! And we're immediately brought waters from our waiter! Our waiter was so attentive throughout the entire time, checking on us and asking if we needed more meat items for cooking and they also changed our grill as needed. The food was seasoned very well and we absolutely loved the kimchi soup and the beef bulgogi! I think for this price this place is five stars. Just wish maybe they would update the inside a little bit.

Parking: Located in a shopping center - lots of free parking…read more Interior: Clean. Service: You buy the food at the counter and they bring the food to you. After you get done, it's self-serve to put your dishes away. Food: Delish! Drinks: I usually just get their free water! Overall: Love the food here!

We dined here tonight (Friday), and it was delightful:…read more 1. Much less crowded than lunchtime, with only a couple of other tables dining. 2. Delicious, authentic food, just as always. The older women were not here tonight, not sure if they go home after lunch, or if they retired. Just two people working, looked like husband and wife, with her handling the front, and him in the kitchen. I love this place, well worth the 30 minute drive, and makes me think it would be nice to live closer too :)

Such great food! Still my fav place for fried chicken!…read more Surprised at the name change but same great flavor!

I was looking for a good wing spot in Dallas and came across this place , so I decided to give it a…read moretry. The place was not crowded, so there wasn't a long wait You can either order to-go or sit down and dine in. Once seated, someone came by and explained the menu, which was helpful. After making your selection, you press a button at the table to place your order, which I thought was pretty convenient. I also liked the personal water bottle they bring to the table. The music is also good. I ordered the wings and fries, and while the chicken was good, my fries never came out. I asked about them twice and still never received them, which was kind of odd and definitely a little disappointing. There are also a few TVs around if you want something to watch while you eat. Overall, I liked the experience and thought the chicken was good, but I was definitely bummed about the fries and the fact that they never made it to the table.

20/10 would recommend to anyone trying out authentic Korean cuisine…read more The combo menu is SOOO worth it. Truly a Korean-style restaurant with plentiful banchan. I absolutely love their scorched rice, which you really can't get anywhere else tbh. Business is always booming here, even on slow days. I've come here on both a random weekday and a weekend, and there's always people no matter what. But don't worry, they clean immediately the moment you walk out that door, so there's no wait time. Everyone eats here. EVERYONE. Korean families, foreigners, youngins who love Korean culture, high school students, the diversity is insane. That's how you know it's good when it's appealing to both Koreans and foreigners.

i was looking for a place to get tofu soup and found this one! it definitely has a more comforting…read morevibe, like i was home with my mother cooking for me. the staff is very sweet and always made sure to come check on us. the soup was very warm and just what i needed. the tofu was soft and flavorful, the extra ramyeon noodles (couple dollars extra) were softly cooked, and the meat was nice and soft. the meats were very soft, which was surprising since they look a little bit charred and dry. seasoned beautifully and would go great with the tofu. the side dishes were fresh and paired with every dish.

DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS PLACE!!…read more My husband and I found this place by chance and thought we'd give it a shot. I'm so glad we did! We ordered the Spicy Rice Cakes (Tteok-bokki) which was soo good! If you like mochi you will like this! It's slightly firmer in texture but it's deliciously bouncy and the sauce is mildly spicy and full of flavor. We also ordered the Stir-fried Glass Noodles and Vegetables w/Beef (Japchae) these are savory noodles with no spice with various sautéed veggies. They claim both of these are appetizers but they are huge portions! We also ordered the Grilled Pork Belly. They said this is their specialty and OH BOY IS IT!! They bring a grill/hot plate thing to your table and cook the pork belly right there next to you! They also bring out all sorts of sides such as kimchi, fresh lettuce, picked cucumber, cooked mushrooms, fish cakes, garlic, bean sprouts, lettuce with what I believe was gochujang sauce on top, flakey sea salt and possibly more if I'm remembering incorrectly. They even give you suggestions on how to eat it and it was the MOST DELICIOUS DISH! I am not a fan of fatty meat (and I ordered pork belly, I know!) but they crisp it up so nicely in the pan that I did not notice the fat. The plain meat by itself with a little sea salt on top was Divine but when you add it with some sautéd onion, garlic, bean sprouts, and kimchi on fresh lettuce..... there are no words for how delicious that is! And that is just the food! The customer service was phenomenal and the atmosphere was chill and cozy. Moral of my story is, EAT HERE! Give this place a try and I'm sure they won't disappoint you. 20/10 would recommend! I will be back because this place is GOLD!

We tried ssam for the first time here at Ssam King (rebranded from Korean Tofu King?) and really…read moreenjoyed our experience! My husband and I ordered the grilled pork belly which seems to be their specialty, and it comes on a hot plate with bean sprouts, onions, and kimchi. They walked us through how to eat everything, and then it was go time! The pork belly was cooked nicely, and it paired well with the lettuce wraps and all the fixings. I really liked that you can choose how you want each bite to taste by adding or removing different elements -- makes it fun! The amount of food was also just right for the two of us.

We tried Naju Restaurant and honestly, it was such a great experience. The food was absolutely…read moredelicious. We ordered the galbi jjim, oxtail soup, and seafood pancake, and every single dish was amazing. There wasn't a single bite left on the table. The service was just as good as the food, very attentive and welcoming without being overwhelming. The place itself has a really nice, cozy ambiance. It's not huge, but it feels comfortable and well put together. I've been to many restaurants in Kansas, but this one easily stands out. Definitely worth the visit. I'll be coming back for sure.

Naju Myeonok is one of our go to Korean restaurants especially in East Plano. We were originally…read moresad when Doma closed but they have filled in very well. We've had the seollongtang, katsu, galbi, and sundubu and enjoyed everything. The seollongtang hits the spot on a cold day. The sundubu is more on the thicker consistency which is good because we usually take it home and make more of it. Katsu is very big and thin but fried well. The banchan are pretty good as well with a good variety to cleanse the palate. Always enjoy coming here and they have a lot of things on the menu they do well so they have something for everyone.

We went here for a late night dinner. The food and sides were great. The fish was not fishy at all…read morewhich I liked. The servers were friendly and helpful. The menu has decent selections to pick from.

Got the tofu soup and it was really good, definitely a little better than the average tofu soup…read moreI've had around Dallas. The flavor was solid, comforting, and a little spicier than most other places, which I actually liked. The sides were also great and probably better quality than a lot of other Korean spots in Dallas. Everything tasted fresh and made the meal feel more complete. The inside was super clean with a nice simple vibe, and service was good throughout.