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I'm finally back! This time, I got the full experience. We had Korean army stew (hot, delicious) and the stir fry with cheese (decadent, molten) and the kiwi and strawberry sojus. Service was fast, water came immediately, and the button on the table was easy to use. The prices are reasonable for table sharing portions and the food is downright yummy. It was a little less loud that day at open, which was nice as the music and conversation on my first visit were a little overwhelming.
Cozy place with mostly delicious food. Service was a bit slow, but friendly. To be fair, we had a large crowd of 9. The Kim chi fried rice was too dry for my liking. The egg overcooked in the dish. The army stew was delicious... basically a Kim chi jjigae with noodles. The fresh fried pork belly with veggies was good. The seafood ramen broth was deliciously rich with a lot of calamari. The egg roll was very underseasoned for my taste, but it was beautiful. The wings were done well. Would come again and try other dishes. The music was a bit loud, but all part of the vibe.
Ambiance: This restaurant has great vibes overall. It is on the louder side, and they blast music at night. The space is super cute and they have Korean-style pocha seating. The lighting is very dim and the prices are on the higher end. Service is mediocre and they broke a glass cup near our feet and hardly cared to move us. Screw Kiss Cocktail: This drink had a very unique flavor. It was very sweet, and the alcohol taste was very smooth and not overwhelming. However, there wasn't much noticeable strawberry or Sprite flavor. Most of the taste came from the popsicle, though I couldn't quite pinpoint what flavor the popsicle was. Pork Belly: The pork belly was excellent. It was perfectly crispy, and the spicy dipping sauce paired great with it. The dip had a sweet and spicy balance that complemented the pork well. However, when I ordered it without vegetables, the portion size was noticeably smaller. There were no options to substitute with rice or other sides, which was disappointing.
The food was solid, maybe it was because I was starving but you really can't go wrong with pocha food haha. Service was slower but it was a full house so I don't blame them, I did need to ring the bell 3+ times everytime I need refills on water or the bill. Green onion chicken was good by itself, in the sauce and with the green onions so you should definitely get a plate if you like onions and don't want the hassle of eating around a bone. Garlic soy wings were decent but I think I prefer the sauce at other Korean fried chicken places, I wish I tried a different flavor. The cheese corn was surprisingly seasoned beyond just mixing corn into melted cheese. Slightly burnt on the edges when it came out but if you like it toasty like that then go for it. Kimchi Volcano fried rice with egg was a fun and cute interactive dish that really tied the meal together - I wouldn't get it if you don't ant the hassle of cooking it yourself or if you have a problem with raw eggs! It did have a strong seaweed taste which is very different from a lot of kimchi fried rices I've tried
Came here for a friends birthday party with a large group! They were extremely accommodating and able to seat 20 of us(we had a reservation). The food was so delicious! We loved the Spicy Rice Cakes and Bulgogi, perfect amount of spice and sweetness. The watermelon soju was very fresh, but not strong at all. Overall, we had a wonderful time!
My friends and I shared the spicy rice cakes with ramen, garlic chicken wings with soy sauce, and the mango yogurt cocktail soju. All the food and drinks were super delicious and were a good portion size to share between 3 people. Ramen and cheese are both additional charges to the rice cakes if you choose to include them. My friends with lower spice tolerances did mention the rice cakes and wings were a bit spicy for them so take that into account when ordering as well. You will need to click a button if you need your server. They usually were super prompt with coming to address our needs once the button was clicked. The restaurant also celebrated a lot of birthdays at my visit and overall provided a very great atmosphere to hang out with friends later in the evening. There are plenty of seating available to accommodate various party sizes and bar as well if that is what you prefer.
Ddong Ggo is a fantastic spot, especially if you're out late and want to avoid fast food, which is usually your only option at that hour. I likw that this place stays open late--it really fills a need in the area. During my most recent visit, we arrived earlier than usual and discovered they had a happy hour. My friend and I decided to split a yogurt soju cocktail, which has always been a hit for us. For our main dishes, we each ordered bulgogi bowls. While my friend enjoyed his, I found the bulgogi bowl a bit too sweet for my taste, though I think many people would really like it. The staff was friendly and even recognized my friend since he visits often. As a nice gesture, they treated us to a couple of items on the house. It was a thoughtful touch, even though my friend opted out-he's a bit traumatized from one of the ingredients in this item lol. Overall, Ddong Ggo has a great, chill, casual vibe, capturing the essence of a casual Korean pub restaurant. It's also pretty nice to go to watch the games on their TV's. This restaurant is always a go-to option for late-night dining.
Ddong ggo (chicken butt) is a Korean pocha that serves bar food and alcohol and is open late at night. They have another location in LA. It's pretty dimly lit but I witnessed them light up the place like a club for some ones birthday. Whenever you want service, you just push a button and a server will head right over. My friends and I got the bomb fries, the spicy rice cakes, and spicy chicken wings. There were certain times in the past where I didn't have a great experience but I had a good one this time. The fries were good, the ones at the bottom were overly drenched in sauce to eat though. The spicy wings were reallly spicy but they had good flavor. And the pickled daikons are good palette cleansers. The spicy rice cakes were nice and chewy, and I love the fish cakes as well. They weren't too spicy at all.
Everything is so good here. It does get really busy & they are open late. Came here from a recommendation from a friend and was not disappointed. Start off by getting the WHOLE WATERMELON SOJU (if it's available) so you get the party started early. Then order the KOREAN STYLE BIG EGG ROLL for the appetizer to share with the rest of the table. It's really, really big. And since this establishment gives off "Korean pub", you have to order the HONEY BUTTER CHICKEN WINGS. The flavor profile on those wings is *chefs kiss*. For your main dish, get the FRESH GRILLED THIN PORK BELLY. Juicy cuts of marinated pork belly will do the job every single time! Highly recommend this place, especially if you want a chill night out with friends. The dishes are definitely shareable and the place is an overall good time. Tip: when its your birthday, let them know :)
My friends and I came on a Saturday evening, so pretty occupied. I found pressing the button for service to be convenient, since my group and I tend to be indecisive, but overall the service was good! The ambiance was a bit loud, but it's to be expected. It's a nice place to catch up with friends & have a good time. As for the food, my friends and I thoroughly enjoyed the stir-fried chicken with cheese! The chicken was prepared well & the addition of cheese + corn makes it a perfect 3-in-1 order (good for indecisive people). The spicy seafood soup was moderately spicy, good to eat with a heavy meal, but nothing special. In addition, the honey butter chicken had a bit too much powder on the top; good crunch, but I've tasted better fried chicken. Personally, I would've prefer if the honey butter flavor was more subtle. Food is good, but for what you get, it is on the pricier end. Would return for the spicy stir-fried chicken with cheese, and possibly other dishes!
1 month ago
Ddong Ggo is so much fun! We stopped in and were seated right away. The service team was friendly and helpful throughout our experience. We had the Cheese Island which was super tasty and it is ways fun to watch the cheese melt over the flame. We also had the Spicy Rice Cakes which had a good flavor and just the right amount of spice. If you are looking for a great spot to unwind, you just found it! read more
Came here with some friends from New Orlean for some drinks and food. The place's was just right, not overly crowded and had a nice chill vibe. We got the tower beer and few Korean dishes that were really good, even tho I forgot what we ordered . Overall, a fun spot to hang out, eat, drink and catch up with friends . read more
2 months ago
4 months ago
I'm finally back! This time, I got the full experience. We had Korean army stew (hot, delicious) and the stir fry with cheese (decadent, molten) and the kiwi and strawberry sojus. Service was fast, water came immediately, and the button on the table was easy to use. The prices are reasonable for table sharing portions and the food is downright yummy. It was a little less loud that day at open, which was nice as the music and conversation on my first visit were a little overwhelming. read more
Cozy place with mostly delicious food. Service was a bit slow, but friendly. To be fair, we had a large crowd of 9. The Kim chi fried rice was too dry for my liking. The egg overcooked in the dish. The army stew was delicious... basically a Kim chi jjigae with noodles. The fresh fried pork belly with veggies was good. The seafood ramen broth was deliciously rich with a lot of calamari. The egg roll was very underseasoned for my taste, but it was beautiful. The wings were done well. Would come again and try other dishes. The music was a bit loud, but all part of the vibe. read more
Ambiance: This restaurant has great vibes overall. It is on the louder side, and they blast music at night. The space is super cute and they have Korean-style pocha seating. The lighting is very dim and the prices are on the higher end. Service is mediocre and they broke a glass cup near our feet and hardly cared to move us. Screw Kiss Cocktail: This drink had a very unique flavor. It was very sweet, and the alcohol taste was very smooth and not overwhelming. However, there wasn't much noticeable strawberry or Sprite flavor. Most of the taste came from the popsicle, though I couldn't quite pinpoint what flavor the popsicle was. Pork Belly: The pork belly was excellent. It was perfectly crispy, and the spicy dipping sauce paired great with it. The dip had a sweet and spicy balance that complemented the pork well. However, when I ordered it without vegetables, the portion size was noticeably smaller. There were no options to substitute with rice or other sides, which was disappointing. read more
The food was solid, maybe it was because I was starving but you really can't go wrong with pocha food haha. Service was slower but it was a full house so I don't blame them, I did need to ring the bell 3+ times everytime I need refills on water or the bill. Green onion chicken was good by itself, in the sauce and with the green onions so you should definitely get a plate if you like onions and don't want the hassle of eating around a bone. Garlic soy wings were decent but I think I prefer the sauce at other Korean fried chicken places, I wish I tried a different flavor. The cheese corn was surprisingly seasoned beyond just mixing corn into melted cheese. Slightly burnt on the edges when it came out but if you like it toasty like that then go for it. Kimchi Volcano fried rice with egg was a fun and cute interactive dish that really tied the meal together - I wouldn't get it if you don't ant the hassle of cooking it yourself or if you have a problem with raw eggs! It did have a strong seaweed taste which is very different from a lot of kimchi fried rices I've tried read more
Came here for a friends birthday party with a large group! They were extremely accommodating and able to seat 20 of us(we had a reservation). The food was so delicious! We loved the Spicy Rice Cakes and Bulgogi, perfect amount of spice and sweetness. The watermelon soju was very fresh, but not strong at all. Overall, we had a wonderful time! read more
My friends and I shared the spicy rice cakes with ramen, garlic chicken wings with soy sauce, and the mango yogurt cocktail soju. All the food and drinks were super delicious and were a good portion size to share between 3 people. Ramen and cheese are both additional charges to the rice cakes if you choose to include them. My friends with lower spice tolerances did mention the rice cakes and wings were a bit spicy for them so take that into account when ordering as well. You will need to click a button if you need your server. They usually were super prompt with coming to address our needs once the button was clicked. The restaurant also celebrated a lot of birthdays at my visit and overall provided a very great atmosphere to hang out with friends later in the evening. There are plenty of seating available to accommodate various party sizes and bar as well if that is what you prefer. read more
2 years ago
Ddong Ggo is a fantastic spot, especially if you're out late and want to avoid fast food, which is usually your only option at that hour. I likw that this place stays open late--it really fills a need in the area. During my most recent visit, we arrived earlier than usual and discovered they had a happy hour. My friend and I decided to split a yogurt soju cocktail, which has always been a hit for us. For our main dishes, we each ordered bulgogi bowls. While my friend enjoyed his, I found the bulgogi bowl a bit too sweet for my taste, though I think many people would really like it. The staff was friendly and even recognized my friend since he visits often. As a nice gesture, they treated us to a couple of items on the house. It was a thoughtful touch, even though my friend opted out-he's a bit traumatized from one of the ingredients in this item lol. Overall, Ddong Ggo has a great, chill, casual vibe, capturing the essence of a casual Korean pub restaurant. It's also pretty nice to go to watch the games on their TV's. This restaurant is always a go-to option for late-night dining. read more
5 months ago
2 years ago
Ddong ggo (chicken butt) is a Korean pocha that serves bar food and alcohol and is open late at night. They have another location in LA. It's pretty dimly lit but I witnessed them light up the place like a club for some ones birthday. Whenever you want service, you just push a button and a server will head right over. My friends and I got the bomb fries, the spicy rice cakes, and spicy chicken wings. There were certain times in the past where I didn't have a great experience but I had a good one this time. The fries were good, the ones at the bottom were overly drenched in sauce to eat though. The spicy wings were reallly spicy but they had good flavor. And the pickled daikons are good palette cleansers. The spicy rice cakes were nice and chewy, and I love the fish cakes as well. They weren't too spicy at all. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Everything is so good here. It does get really busy & they are open late. Came here from a recommendation from a friend and was not disappointed. Start off by getting the WHOLE WATERMELON SOJU (if it's available) so you get the party started early. Then order the KOREAN STYLE BIG EGG ROLL for the appetizer to share with the rest of the table. It's really, really big. And since this establishment gives off "Korean pub", you have to order the HONEY BUTTER CHICKEN WINGS. The flavor profile on those wings is *chefs kiss*. For your main dish, get the FRESH GRILLED THIN PORK BELLY. Juicy cuts of marinated pork belly will do the job every single time! Highly recommend this place, especially if you want a chill night out with friends. The dishes are definitely shareable and the place is an overall good time. Tip: when its your birthday, let them know :) read more
9 months ago
My friends and I came on a Saturday evening, so pretty occupied. I found pressing the button for service to be convenient, since my group and I tend to be indecisive, but overall the service was good! The ambiance was a bit loud, but it's to be expected. It's a nice place to catch up with friends & have a good time. As for the food, my friends and I thoroughly enjoyed the stir-fried chicken with cheese! The chicken was prepared well & the addition of cheese + corn makes it a perfect 3-in-1 order (good for indecisive people). The spicy seafood soup was moderately spicy, good to eat with a heavy meal, but nothing special. In addition, the honey butter chicken had a bit too much powder on the top; good crunch, but I've tasted better fried chicken. Personally, I would've prefer if the honey butter flavor was more subtle. Food is good, but for what you get, it is on the pricier end. Would return for the spicy stir-fried chicken with cheese, and possibly other dishes! read more
3 years ago
I love coming here for late night snacks/food and drinks with friends! They're open late and have a wide range of Korean dishes to choose from. Service is efficient as well with call buttons at your table. I visit this place pretty often and have tried the seafood pancake, assorted fish cake soup, steam big egg roll, shake fries, and kimchi fried rice. My favorites are definitely the shake fries and fish cake soup so far. The shake fries seasoning is soo good and addictive (a little sweet, salty, and cheesy) and the dish comes with three types of fries! The broth for the fish cake soup was delicious and goes well with soju. The other dishes I've tried are still good although probably not something I'd care to order again. Dishes are a bit on the pricier size but the portions are huge!! I recommend trying this place out for some soju and Korean snacks, especially later in the night with friends. It gets pretty lively during the weekend and it's a fun and cozy place to hang out :) read more
Guess what, chicken butt! Ddong Ggo TX is one of the best Korean chicken and beer places I've ever been to in the US. It's great for large groups and they expect that. The staff is real nice and make you feel special when it's your birthday with a sparkling candle and loud music. I highly recommend ordering these two dishes: - Cheese Island (don't forget to let the cheese melt before grabbing something!) - Honey Butter Chicken Wings Can't wait to go back someday! read more
2 years ago
By far my favorite Carrollton pocha!! The vibes and ambiance are great for a night out. Their music is nice and the staff do fun birthday cheers. I've also gotten several complimentary shots, which is always a bonus! Highly recommend their soju cocktails as they're some of the best I've ever had. Sweet but definitely get you feeling buzzed quick. I love their fried chicken as well as their torched chicken with cheese and tteokbokki. All of their dishes are very shareable, so I honestly think the prices are worth it. read more
2 years ago
The customer service was exceptional from the moment we arrived. We were promptly greeted by the staff, and they were quick to respond when I used the call button at our table. The ambiance was lively and dimly lit, with great music that transported me straight back to South Korea! The honey butter chicken wings were a bit on the pricier side, but absolutely worth it -- they were flavorful, fresh, and made with high-quality ingredients. The tteokbokki was also delicious, with the perfect balance of spice in the sauce. There's plenty of parking, and the bathroom was spotless. I'll definitely be back! read more
10 months ago
This place was amazing!! I ordered the volcano kimchi fried rice and the spicy chicken wings to eat along. The fried rice has cheese and egg and the cheese is slightly sweet which makes the dish 10000/10. The wings are very crispy, hot, and the inside was very juicy. The sauce on the chicken is very good, but it's not spicy at all. I would come back to try their corn cheese next time! read more
I always love coming here! It's so casual and the call button feature is so nice so the waiters can help you when needed. me and my friend split the fried pork belly ($25), spicy rice cakes ($20), and pineapple soju bottle ($17). The soju bottle was perfect for 2 ppl. The fried pork belly was nothing too special- it was super crispy like lechon. The spicy rice cakes were perfect!! It's hard to mess up these food items so you rlly pay extra for the quantity. The pineapple soju was really bubbly- which was a nice change from the non carbonated options. Service here is always quick! Took them 15 mins to get these huge platters out. I love coming here for their $30 watermelon special and will def be back. read more
1 year ago
Came here with my cousin for a late night dinner. It was a cozy place playing Kpop pretty loud. We ordered the bulgogi rice cakes and the honey butter popcorn chicken. The portions were very large, 3 people could probably share 1 dish. The food itself was very tasty, we ended up taking leftovers home. read more
Ddong Ggo is located in the same plaza as Hmart. My friends and I came here late on a Tuesday night and ordered takeout. We had the dogs with us, so we ended up eating outside. There's no outdoor seating, but there are benches. We ordered the honey butter wings, BBQ spicy wings, and spicy rice cake. Everything tasted so good! This type of food is rare to find in the States, and it reminds me of the fried chicken I had in Korea. We will definitely be back to try the other items in the near future! read more
6 months ago
1 year ago
I can see why this place is so popular! Good food, vibe, and service! The inside reminds me of being at a night market, and I love that each table has a buzzer to ring for help, so the service is great. Also, all of the portion sizes were huge. My favorite was the spicy fried chicken with cheese! Flavorful with the right amount of spice! Honey butter chicken was good, but I still think Vons (in California) does it best. Egg roll was ok; it's a bit plain and gets boring to eat by the time you get a couple of pieces in. Overall, really good restaurant and I would come back! read more
The best place to go after late night badminton or pickleball practices. The food hits the spot everytime. We came here multiple times. Almost becoming a ritual for us. The two of our most favorites are the pork belly and the honey butter popcorn chicken. Cannot beat it. Always burst with flavors and fresh from the kitchen. Food always comes out FAST. The servers always check on us. I dare to say this place is very close to almost perfect. The reason why I said "almost" is because of the ambiance. I still gv them a 5 stars because it is cozy and intimate. Really resembles a street food style. However, the music.. is ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS WAAAAY TOOO LOUD. I usually can't hear my friends talking. We always have to scream at each other. I am out of voice when we are done because the amount of shoutings we do at this place. Honestly the music can use some volume control. Just turn it down a notch. Understand the vibe is young, happy, hip, and loud. But seriously this is WAAAY too loud. Give some rooms for people to hear each other and enjoy conversations. But other than that.. absolutely recommend their food! read more
After following and seeing Mikey Chen's vids, I bookmarked Ddong Ggo. Despite the plastic spoons, Ddong Ggo TX gets my 5 stars. Lets talk about the spoons later. D-dong G-go, definitely lets go when in Texas!! Been here twice and I really enjoyed my 2nd visit more. When I first visited back in April of 2021 ( without the other half) we were a party of 10 and remembered they were super busy. Food was mediocre and service wasn't the greatest. When I shared with my other half the Mikey Chen vid and my photos, he was jealous & wanted to try here. Few trips back to Texas we didn't have a chance to dine here and he kept asking about it so finally happened. Recently, March 25 2022 was the day, worked out perfect, arrived at this of part of Korea town at Carrollton Texas for an early dinner, about 6 pm. The restaurant wasn't filled yet but they got busy when we left. The waiter was going to put 5 of us in a tiny round table which we requested to have to 2 tables together. Thank you for accomodating our request, he moved us to the front of the restaurant which was so much better, less noise and a little quiet from the crowd. I like that Ddong has a button for service, we did utilized that a few times. What we ordered: We had to get the Cheese Island ( $30.) WOW, one of the items on vid., made me want to go here badly. Comes with fried chicken wings, corn, fries and yes lots of cheese. It was fun eating this seeing the cheese melt in front of you. note, the chicken is a little bland if you don't eat it with cheese. I mixed a little of the spicy sauce from the bbq chicken dish. spicy BBQ Chicken, with veggies and more cheese. this dish is ok, not my favorite. I had to get use to eating BBQ chicken with cheese. Kim Chee Fried Rice, the waiter pours the egg ( not cheese) on bottom of fried rice and its so cool, how the egg cooks in front of you. Taste like fresh kim chee fried rice, there are 2 types of egg. Bulgogi, my other half mentioned that this is his favorite dish out of the 4. For our cocktails, we got the lychee soju and I loved the Lychee Soju with popping boba. & about the plastic spoons, we needed spoons to scoop up the cheese, chicken, fried rice but it was really hard to use the plastic spoons. We had a hard time getting the cheese and since is a hot pot, I was worried about it melting the spoon. I really wish you provide us real spoons instead. All in all, we had a great time despite the spoons. My other half is happy, makes me happy too, he finally got to visit & YES. I will be back again! read more
Ddong Ggo is the best place to go for a celebration or just to have a fun night! We got the Tteokbokki, Egg Roll, Cheese Corn, and the Honey Butter Popcorn Chicken. Everything was delicious, if you come here you NEED to get the honey butter chicken, it's the perfect mix of salty and sweet. Food is served family style, so the more the merrier. read more
In South Korea, pocha is a street vendor that serves Korean comfort food. So Ddong Ggo is a brick and mortar version of that experience with the small tables and chairs. Some seats actually serve as storage for you bags. If it looks like a can with a cushion on top, you can lift the top and store your bags in there. Just don't forgot to retrieve it before you leave! Right off the bat, if you have a birthday celebration, let the servers know. They will bring a choco-pie with a sparkler and play a fun happy birthday song over the restaurant speakers. For my boyfriend, a server brought out two bottles of alcohol (grey goose and Jameson?) and shouted "down the hatch" and did a mix pour of the two straight into his mouth. The birthday boy had his eye on the whole (technically half) watermelon soju. It comes with a watermelon popsicle chilling in it. We definitely poured the extra soju from the bottles we ordered into it. The spicy chicken comes with duk (rice cake) and potato chunks which covers half the plate. The other half of the plate is cheese with half of that (a quarter of the plate) having corn. So with one plate, you get three different things: corn cheese, melted cheese to dip the spicy chicken and just spicy chicken. Their big egg roll is known to be fluffy and very good if that's your type of thing. I was so full by the time it came (this was our second dinner) so I didn't really try it but my boyfriend liked it. The chicken gizzard has two styles it can be served: Stir fry or fried. Stir fry has more flavor while fried just had a lot of batter. It's a fun atmosphere. Expect a little bit of a wait when you arrive at night and lean in close to talk because it's packed with people in there! read more
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2625 Old Denton Rd
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Do you have vegan friendly options or dishes that can be made to accommodate vegans?
They have a vegetarian menu that would also partially accommodate a vegan/plant-based lifestyle! Double check with your waiter that any sauces or broths don't contain anchovy/similar which I find is common in Korean dishes. And be sure to ask for no…
Are there any dishes that are keto friendly or lower carb? I'm thinking the spicy seafood soup without noodles or the stir fried chicken and cheese (without the corn).
I was able to order the seafood stew without noodles, that would be a good choice. It can come with tofu if you'd like more protein.
Do they carry Korean street cheese corn dogs?
No but you can get those a couple doors down in the same plaza
Is there a happy hour? If so what are the times?
Not today ONLY Monday -Thursday
Is there a time the kitchen closes or will it serve food until closing?
Hello. We have a food last call at 12:40am. If you want, call 12:40am and place an order. Then you can come and eat around 1 o'clock.
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