Definitely exceeded expectations for a food truck. Wanted a Korean food experience closer to home…read more The food was prepared fresh to order. Expectations were set in advance which was appreciated. Customer service was on point. Food was delicious and did not disappoint. Will definitely be back.

I would give 10 stars if I could!! This place is the best Korean food that I have ever had!…read more We have the bibimbap with extra kimchi. The radish and cucumber kimchi is so refreshing and delicious. Service was super nice and quick! It is an outside food truck, there is plenty of seating and shade.

Glad we got to support a small local business. The owner/waiter was super personable and helpful…read morethroughout our dining experience. All of the food tasted excellent! We will be back to try other dishes.

Place: lots of parking next to Kroger market Inside clean…read morewelcoming bright lights good Korean music menu when u walk in Service: The owner is very nice he explains the food to you and is able to let you know of the choices of the food. With the ja jang myun he told me that it can be a veggie option or protein option to help accommodate to veggie eaters. Food: Ja Jang myun black bean noodles is very tasty the sauce is thick which was great not watery or runny. The sauce comes with cabbage zucchini onions mixed in the sauce. The bulgogi and rice platter was a nice combo thin sliced beef and japcahe a sweet peppery taste

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 :)

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!

Dawon is a great place if you're looking for homey Korean food in a casual no-frills establishment!…read more Upon entering, you place your order at the counter and then find an available table if dining in, though this restaurant seems to do a lot of take out orders as well. Service was fast and the portions here are generous! We had the haemul pajeon (seafood pancake), bulgogi bento box, and spicy pork bento box. The bento boxes came with several side dishes along with miso soup, egg, and gyoza - great variety that will leave you feeling satisfied! All of the food was exactly what we expected in terms of classic Korean fare, plus we had enough for some leftovers as well.

We've always only tried Korean Bbq and wifey has been obsessed with K-dramas so I wanted her to try…read moreauthentic Korean food. The space is lovely. They play very peaceful music like her shows. Owners were very friendly. Kids got a bulgogi bento box and wife and I tried the Yukgaejang. It was sooooo good! We're already talking about coming back again!!!

The Seolleongtang here is not just good -- it's genuinely outstanding, with a deep, milky broth and…read moretender slices of beef that make the whole bowl incredibly satisfying. I'd strongly recommend it to anyone looking for comforting, well‑executed Korean soup.

Overall: 4.2/5 [dine in]…read more They served three banchans and their kimchi was really good, though I didn't care for the green onion one. Each soup came with a bowl of fresh white rice and a dipping sauce for the meat. The soup bowl looked a bit small at first but I was comfortably full by the end of the meal. Just a heads up that the soups come unseasoned so there's salt on the table for you to season to your liking. #3 Seok Uh Sulung Tang ($17.99): Ox bone soup with mixed meat and thin white noodles. I loved the variety so this was perfect for me. The soup tasted a lot better with 2 spoons of salt. I also added some black pepper and green onions to round it out even more. #9 Won Gi Tang ($23.99): Came with beef baby back rib, ox knee, beef brisket, and green onions. The broth had a slight green onion flavor but was otherwise similar to the other soup. My only gripe was that the rib meat wasn't very tender so it was hard to eat off the bone. Solid spot and a great choice for a recovery meal.

Large portions on their soups. They also have stir fried noodles, galbi, and bulgogi, as well. Some…read moreof the dishes did happen to have a little too much oil/fat, but not an unpleasant amount. The servers were very kind and were able to accommodate our large party of 15. They offer complimentary kids plates which include rice, fried pork dumplings, and japchae - and they served it immediately so the kids wouldn't have to wait. The diaper changing table is in the men's restroom - it's like the owners knew moms wanted to eat in peace lol

Tried the Beef Kooksoo since it was so popular but was let down. Smelled weird when the plate first…read morehit the table, almost a little spoiled. The Beef stir fired noodles were really good and the kimchi was perfectly balanced. Very sad about the beef Kooksoo

Chicken was on point! I got the new Feel Crunch flavor, which is coated in a sweet and mildly spicy…read moresauce with crunchy flakes. The chicken was perfectly cooked and the flavor was great. I've been to other bb.q chicken locations before that serve complimentary radish on the side, but this location doesn't seem to do that. I also ordered the Rose Ddeok-Bokki. The description claims to be "less spicy", but I still found it to be very spicy. The portion size is small for what it is, and the cabbage leaves were cut too large compared to everything else. Overall, I'd highly recommend the chicken!

I called the restaurant to ask questions about the menu and they took the time to explain…read moreeverything. I ordered the whole chicken and 8 wings with fries and extra sauce. It was great! Chicken was not greasy and the taste was great. I would come back here again for sure. I would have left photos of the chicken but it was so good that I ate it all.

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 :)

Very clean and organized restaurant, the staff were incredibly nice and accommodating. It was our…read morefirst time eating here and the person taking our order gave us recommendations explained the dishes and let us try one of their special drinks. The service was very fast, they had all our sides out in minutes quickly followed by our mains. I had the bulgogi bibimbap and my wife had the chicken plate with kimchi soup and all the food tasted fresh and flavorful. As we were dining someone was meticulously sorting bean sprouts and plucking out any that weren't up to their standards. For a traditional Korean experience I highly recommend mama's kitchen!

Let me say walking in it was very quiet not many ppl, the ambiance was nice and cozy…read more Walked straight up an was greeted at the counter. I decided to get the pork ribs a spicy tofu that came with rice and a cold plate. Let me start by staying the ribs were absolutely tender and amazing! They fell straight from the bone a was so much flavor not wet dripping in sauce but you could last the flavor! I absolutely recommend an would come back when I visit Dallas