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My dad has been coming here for a couple months and today i finally got to come here with him. We ordered by calling in ahead of time because there can be a bit of a wait. We got some ramen, bao buns, egg rolls and kimchi fried rice. Everything was delicious. I cant wait to try more things. The decor in the restaurant is super cute! Lots of cute kpop posters including kpop demon hunters pics. They have several large tables, perfect to bring a group.
Fried Mandu: Portion is very deceiving. These are smaller than average potstickers. I would say at least 25% smaller if not 30% smaller than typical potstickers. They are also quite hollow and there's so much filling. Flavor is pretty average -- definitely need to eat it with the sauce; bland by itself. Pork Egg Rolls: Pretty average egg rolls. Bland by themselves; also, need to eat with sauce. Tonkatsu: Meat is on the dryer side. Portion is pretty average. Noodles were slightly overdone in my opinion, but I do like my noodles more bouncy. Flavor is underwhelming... Overall, nothing was amazing. I'd say things were pretty average. Not sure if I would recommend over other locations in the area, but I guess it's scratches the itch if you're looking for this type of cuisine.
Overall: 2.6/5 [delivery] Bao Buns with Grilled Pork ($10): Came with two buns and were much better than the ramen but there was nothing special about them. The grilled pork was fine but did not melt in your mouth or stand out in any way. Korean Fried Chicken Nuggets Dry Ramen ($12) + Seasoned Egg ($2): I did not like the sauce at all. It tasted like Chinese lobster lo mein flavor which was not what I was expecting. The nuggets were alright but tasted similar to a frozen version. The seasoned egg was also overcooked so it was more like a hard boiled egg than a jammy one. I ended up adding some frozen veggies to the leftover ramen the next day and it actually tasted better since it changed the overall flavor. I personally would not order here again since there are way better Asian restaurant options out there.
Service was quick and staff was friendly. The food variety was great and the food was amazing. This is one of my top ramen places now. The atmosphere was clean and there's more room to sit in the back.
It's a good spot if you're looking for something that opens late. We stopped by here late at night, looking for a quick meal. You order at the kiosk and pick a seat. Plenty of tables as there is a second area with more tables. Our ramen came out shortly after ordering. I ordered the tonkotsu. This is not your traditional ramen so it was not what I was expecting. Broth was flavorful. I wasn't a fan of the ramen noodle. The price was decent for the portion. Overall, a good spot for a quick bite.
Walk into K-Pop Ramen Bar and you instantly feel the energy vibrant neon lighting, a buzzing crowd even at midnight, and a vibe that perfectly matches the name. Everything is made fresh to order, and you can absolutely taste the difference. The ramen bowls are bold, layered, and deeply satisfying. The shrimp noodle dish was saucy and loaded with generous portions of perfectly cooked shrimp. The fried rice bowl, piled high with herbs, fresh cucumber, and lime, was bright and flavorful. The broth-based bowl with real crab legs, shrimp, bok choy, and bean sprouts was the standout of the night rich, clean, and absolutely stunning. And don't sleep on the spring rolls golden, crispy, and served with a sweet chili dipping sauce that hit every time. K-Pop Ramen Bar is the kind of place that earns a permanent spot on your rotation. Staff and customer services friendly and welcoming!
About: K-Pop Ramen was established by cousins Tuoc Nguyen, the Head Chef and Owner, and Alexis Huynh. Nguyen has a passion for creating Korean-influenced ramen and aims to provide an immersive dining experience that incorporates traditional ramen flavors. The purpose of K-Pop Ramen is to celebrate the unique fusion of culture, music, and culinary tradition, offering a dynamic dining experience that captures the essence of Korea. Things We Liked: VIP Room with personalized, dedicated service APPETIZER -Shrimp Tempura Bao Buns -K-Style Wings & K-Style Fries ENTREE -Birria Ramen w/ Beef Meatballs -Curry Fried Rice w/Chopped Chicken -Lobster Fried Rice BEVERGAGES -Milk Tea w/Brown Sugar Boba -@MilkisUSA-Strawberry -@Calpico.USA- Strawberry -@Jinro_US | Soju -Ramune Japanese Soda -Melon Cream Soda DESSERT | @ChurnAndBake Macaroon Ice Cream Sandwiches -Strawberry Cheesecake -Ube Coconut Crunch -Cookie Monster Location: 5150 Lemmon Avenue, Dallas TX, 75209 S/O to Josh for his extensive knowledge of the dishes, karaoke, and tips to enhance the evening, and to the team for their hospitable service and friendly attitudes. See for yourself! Follow @KpopRamen_Shop on IG for tasty offerings and updates!
The birria broth was so incredibly oily. There was at least 1/4 - 1/2 inch of grease and oil on top of the broth. I ordered spice level 3 and there was no spice or heat whatsoever. After 5-6 bites I just threw it in the trash. It was inedible. On a positive note, the egg rolls were some of the best I've ever had!!
It's k-pop themed food and ramen and fusion, so good place to stop by the try them out The ramen is tasty, quantity is small, but very juicy and flavorful, and they have other side dishes and more Korean street food also Service can be very slow especially during dinner also definitely remember to take your number, the system does not necessarily remind you to take the number very well Overall, a good chill spot, and in a isolated neighborhood but for sure fun to try out!
Busy workday, no time to step out, but I was craving soup. I saw great reviews for KPop Ramen and decided to place an Uber Eats order. I ordered the garlic miso ramen combo with a seasoned egg, fried mandu, garlic pork steamed dumplings, cucumber salad, and a lychee tea. Everything was packaged really well. The fried mandu was still crisp when it arrived, and the ramen was packed smartly in a two-part bowl broth on the bottom, toppings separated on top to keep everything fresh. The ramen broth had a strong, rich flavor with plenty of toppings, and each item had its own distinct taste. Portions were generous - I had plenty left over. The cucumber salad and lychee tea weren't my favorites. The salad had large chunks of garlic that overpowered it, and the tea had a strong unexpected flavor (possibly ginger) that took away from the lychee. I wouldn't order those again. Overall, though, the ramen and dumplings were delicious, and I'd definitely order from here again.
Great food and great service and they stay open till midnight! Lobster fried rice is must try!!
Ordered K Pop Ramen in Dallas through Uber Eats. Delivery was surprisingly fast, got to me in about 20 minutes which honestly was a plus right away. First thing I noticed was the packaging. I actually liked the container setup. The soup was in the bottom and the dry ingredients were separated in a top container that sat right above it. The noodles, corn, bok choy, scallions, garlic bits, and two pieces of pork were all kept dry which helped prevent everything from turning into mush during delivery. The char siu grilled pork was just okay. The cut itself was decent with a mix of lean and fat, so texture wise it had potential. There were visible grill marks which was nice, but the flavor fell short. It didn't feel marinated enough and honestly tasted slightly frozen. It lacked that fresh tender bite you expect from good ramen style pork. The noodles were my biggest disappointment. They were not terrible but definitely not the fresh chewy ramen noodles I am used to. These broke apart very easily and kind of just sat in your mouth instead of having that springy chew. It felt more like packaged noodles than fresh ramen. Scallions were actually fresh and crunchy which I appreciated. The corn was fine, nothing special but it did its job. Now the broth. This really did not taste like a proper tonkotsu style pork bone soup. It lacked that rich milky creamy texture you get from long boiled pork bones. It honestly felt like a powdered base rather than something simmered for hours. It was drinkable but not satisfying if you are looking for an authentic ramen experience. Overall I would give this a solid 3 stars. It felt more like a convenient filling ramen rather than something you order for a true ramen fix. Quick delivery and decent packaging helped, but the noodles and broth really held it back. Fine if you want something fast and warm, just don't expect top tier ramen.
I've been to K Pop Ramen twice, and both times I ordered takeout. Overall, it was a good experience, and I can definitely see the potential. The ramen could have used a bit more flavor, but I suspect that may be because I ordered it to go. I think dining in might make a difference, so that is something I plan to try next time. The ambience was nice. It is a cute, cozy, boutique style spot located in a plaza. That said, it was very cold outside in Dallas when I visited, and the inside of the restaurant also felt quite cold, which was another reason I did not stay to eat. Even so, the space itself felt welcoming, and there seemed to be a steady flow of customers dining in, which is always a good sign. On my first visit, I ordered the spring rolls and really enjoyed them. On my second visit, I tried a combo that included dumplings, which were not my favorite. The beverages, however, were outstanding both times and easily a 10 out of 10. I also tried the ube frozen macaron, which was absolutely delicious and a standout item. The first time I visited, my ramen was missing the egg, but when I called, they handled it well and made it right, which I appreciated. Parking was easy both times, another plus. I also appreciated that they are open late. After a delayed late night flight, this ended up being a great post midnight meal or snack option. Overall, I felt the value for what you get is solid and fairly priced, especially the combo options. If the pricing were higher, I might have been disappointed, but at this price point, the quality and portions felt appropriate. I am looking forward to coming back to dine in, try the ramen again, and definitely get another ube frozen macaron next time I am in Dallas. The lemonade was amazing and the dumplings were disappointing for me. I also don't like that they charge you extra for not getting ice in your beverage.
1 month ago
Food was delicious and service was great!! the young lady who is at the cashier is very friendly and helpful in looking for something good to eat. read more
2 months ago
KPOP Ramen was really good! The food was fresh, flavorful, and came out quickly. We also had no wait time, which made the experience even better. Definitely recommend checking this place out! read more
1 month ago
21 days ago
My dad has been coming here for a couple months and today i finally got to come here with him. We ordered by calling in ahead of time because there can be a bit of a wait. We got some ramen, bao buns, egg rolls and kimchi fried rice. Everything was delicious. I cant wait to try more things. The decor in the restaurant is super cute! Lots of cute kpop posters including kpop demon hunters pics. They have several large tables, perfect to bring a group. read more
1 month ago
Fried Mandu: Portion is very deceiving. These are smaller than average potstickers. I would say at least 25% smaller if not 30% smaller than typical potstickers. They are also quite hollow and there's so much filling. Flavor is pretty average -- definitely need to eat it with the sauce; bland by itself. Pork Egg Rolls: Pretty average egg rolls. Bland by themselves; also, need to eat with sauce. Tonkatsu: Meat is on the dryer side. Portion is pretty average. Noodles were slightly overdone in my opinion, but I do like my noodles more bouncy. Flavor is underwhelming... Overall, nothing was amazing. I'd say things were pretty average. Not sure if I would recommend over other locations in the area, but I guess it's scratches the itch if you're looking for this type of cuisine. read more
2 months ago
Overall: 2.6/5 [delivery] Bao Buns with Grilled Pork ($10): Came with two buns and were much better than the ramen but there was nothing special about them. The grilled pork was fine but did not melt in your mouth or stand out in any way. Korean Fried Chicken Nuggets Dry Ramen ($12) + Seasoned Egg ($2): I did not like the sauce at all. It tasted like Chinese lobster lo mein flavor which was not what I was expecting. The nuggets were alright but tasted similar to a frozen version. The seasoned egg was also overcooked so it was more like a hard boiled egg than a jammy one. I ended up adding some frozen veggies to the leftover ramen the next day and it actually tasted better since it changed the overall flavor. I personally would not order here again since there are way better Asian restaurant options out there. read more
1 month ago
Service was quick and staff was friendly. The food variety was great and the food was amazing. This is one of my top ramen places now. The atmosphere was clean and there's more room to sit in the back. read more
It's a good spot if you're looking for something that opens late. We stopped by here late at night, looking for a quick meal. You order at the kiosk and pick a seat. Plenty of tables as there is a second area with more tables. Our ramen came out shortly after ordering. I ordered the tonkotsu. This is not your traditional ramen so it was not what I was expecting. Broth was flavorful. I wasn't a fan of the ramen noodle. The price was decent for the portion. Overall, a good spot for a quick bite. read more
Walk into K-Pop Ramen Bar and you instantly feel the energy vibrant neon lighting, a buzzing crowd even at midnight, and a vibe that perfectly matches the name. Everything is made fresh to order, and you can absolutely taste the difference. The ramen bowls are bold, layered, and deeply satisfying. The shrimp noodle dish was saucy and loaded with generous portions of perfectly cooked shrimp. The fried rice bowl, piled high with herbs, fresh cucumber, and lime, was bright and flavorful. The broth-based bowl with real crab legs, shrimp, bok choy, and bean sprouts was the standout of the night rich, clean, and absolutely stunning. And don't sleep on the spring rolls golden, crispy, and served with a sweet chili dipping sauce that hit every time. K-Pop Ramen Bar is the kind of place that earns a permanent spot on your rotation. Staff and customer services friendly and welcoming! read more
5 months ago
About: K-Pop Ramen was established by cousins Tuoc Nguyen, the Head Chef and Owner, and Alexis Huynh. Nguyen has a passion for creating Korean-influenced ramen and aims to provide an immersive dining experience that incorporates traditional ramen flavors. The purpose of K-Pop Ramen is to celebrate the unique fusion of culture, music, and culinary tradition, offering a dynamic dining experience that captures the essence of Korea. Things We Liked: VIP Room with personalized, dedicated service APPETIZER -Shrimp Tempura Bao Buns -K-Style Wings & K-Style Fries ENTREE -Birria Ramen w/ Beef Meatballs -Curry Fried Rice w/Chopped Chicken -Lobster Fried Rice BEVERGAGES -Milk Tea w/Brown Sugar Boba -@MilkisUSA-Strawberry -@Calpico.USA- Strawberry -@Jinro_US | Soju -Ramune Japanese Soda -Melon Cream Soda DESSERT | @ChurnAndBake Macaroon Ice Cream Sandwiches -Strawberry Cheesecake -Ube Coconut Crunch -Cookie Monster Location: 5150 Lemmon Avenue, Dallas TX, 75209 S/O to Josh for his extensive knowledge of the dishes, karaoke, and tips to enhance the evening, and to the team for their hospitable service and friendly attitudes. See for yourself! Follow @KpopRamen_Shop on IG for tasty offerings and updates! read more
4 days ago
3 months ago
The birria broth was so incredibly oily. There was at least 1/4 - 1/2 inch of grease and oil on top of the broth. I ordered spice level 3 and there was no spice or heat whatsoever. After 5-6 bites I just threw it in the trash. It was inedible. On a positive note, the egg rolls were some of the best I've ever had!! read more
It's k-pop themed food and ramen and fusion, so good place to stop by the try them out The ramen is tasty, quantity is small, but very juicy and flavorful, and they have other side dishes and more Korean street food also Service can be very slow especially during dinner also definitely remember to take your number, the system does not necessarily remind you to take the number very well Overall, a good chill spot, and in a isolated neighborhood but for sure fun to try out! read more
Busy workday, no time to step out, but I was craving soup. I saw great reviews for KPop Ramen and decided to place an Uber Eats order. I ordered the garlic miso ramen combo with a seasoned egg, fried mandu, garlic pork steamed dumplings, cucumber salad, and a lychee tea. Everything was packaged really well. The fried mandu was still crisp when it arrived, and the ramen was packed smartly in a two-part bowl broth on the bottom, toppings separated on top to keep everything fresh. The ramen broth had a strong, rich flavor with plenty of toppings, and each item had its own distinct taste. Portions were generous - I had plenty left over. The cucumber salad and lychee tea weren't my favorites. The salad had large chunks of garlic that overpowered it, and the tea had a strong unexpected flavor (possibly ginger) that took away from the lychee. I wouldn't order those again. Overall, though, the ramen and dumplings were delicious, and I'd definitely order from here again. read more
Ordered K Pop Ramen in Dallas through Uber Eats. Delivery was surprisingly fast, got to me in about 20 minutes which honestly was a plus right away. First thing I noticed was the packaging. I actually liked the container setup. The soup was in the bottom and the dry ingredients were separated in a top container that sat right above it. The noodles, corn, bok choy, scallions, garlic bits, and two pieces of pork were all kept dry which helped prevent everything from turning into mush during delivery. The char siu grilled pork was just okay. The cut itself was decent with a mix of lean and fat, so texture wise it had potential. There were visible grill marks which was nice, but the flavor fell short. It didn't feel marinated enough and honestly tasted slightly frozen. It lacked that fresh tender bite you expect from good ramen style pork. The noodles were my biggest disappointment. They were not terrible but definitely not the fresh chewy ramen noodles I am used to. These broke apart very easily and kind of just sat in your mouth instead of having that springy chew. It felt more like packaged noodles than fresh ramen. Scallions were actually fresh and crunchy which I appreciated. The corn was fine, nothing special but it did its job. Now the broth. This really did not taste like a proper tonkotsu style pork bone soup. It lacked that rich milky creamy texture you get from long boiled pork bones. It honestly felt like a powdered base rather than something simmered for hours. It was drinkable but not satisfying if you are looking for an authentic ramen experience. Overall I would give this a solid 3 stars. It felt more like a convenient filling ramen rather than something you order for a true ramen fix. Quick delivery and decent packaging helped, but the noodles and broth really held it back. Fine if you want something fast and warm, just don't expect top tier ramen. read more
9 months ago
I've been to K Pop Ramen twice, and both times I ordered takeout. Overall, it was a good experience, and I can definitely see the potential. The ramen could have used a bit more flavor, but I suspect that may be because I ordered it to go. I think dining in might make a difference, so that is something I plan to try next time. The ambience was nice. It is a cute, cozy, boutique style spot located in a plaza. That said, it was very cold outside in Dallas when I visited, and the inside of the restaurant also felt quite cold, which was another reason I did not stay to eat. Even so, the space itself felt welcoming, and there seemed to be a steady flow of customers dining in, which is always a good sign. On my first visit, I ordered the spring rolls and really enjoyed them. On my second visit, I tried a combo that included dumplings, which were not my favorite. The beverages, however, were outstanding both times and easily a 10 out of 10. I also tried the ube frozen macaron, which was absolutely delicious and a standout item. The first time I visited, my ramen was missing the egg, but when I called, they handled it well and made it right, which I appreciated. Parking was easy both times, another plus. I also appreciated that they are open late. After a delayed late night flight, this ended up being a great post midnight meal or snack option. Overall, I felt the value for what you get is solid and fairly priced, especially the combo options. If the pricing were higher, I might have been disappointed, but at this price point, the quality and portions felt appropriate. I am looking forward to coming back to dine in, try the ramen again, and definitely get another ube frozen macaron next time I am in Dallas. The lemonade was amazing and the dumplings were disappointing for me. I also don't like that they charge you extra for not getting ice in your beverage. read more
3 months ago
I hate having to write this review because the food was absolutely amazing. The food was a 10/10, the prices were reasonable, the customer service was friendly and helpful, and the K-pop themed atmosphere was adorable. The restaurant had a fun, welcoming vibe with cute décor, including a back seating area with swing-style chairs that made the experience feel unique and enjoyable. Unfortunately, what should have been a great dining experience was completely overshadowed by something I witnessed during my meal. In the middle of eating, I heard a loud yell that immediately caught the attention of everyone in the restaurant. In front of customers, a man I later learned was the manager Josh, who began to loudly berating a young employee. This wasn't a quick correction or a private conversation. He repeatedly yelled at her in front of a room full of people, calling her lazy, telling her she didn't know what she was doing, and even telling her to stop crying and "grow up." What stood out to me was that the employee never matched his energy. She did not yell back. She appeared upset, walked away to collect herself, and was visibly shaken. At one point she told him she didn't like the way he was speaking to her. His response was to tell her to leave. She gathered her belongings and left without raising her voice or being disrespectful. The entire situation was uncomfortable and upsetting to witness. The other employees looked terrified. No one spoke up, no one reacted, and several simply lowered their heads and continued working. The atmosphere gave the impression that this was not the first time something like this had happened. I understand that managers sometimes need to address performance issues, but there is a professional and respectful way to do that. Publicly humiliating an employee in front of customers is unacceptable. As a customer, I should never have to sit through a manager screaming at an employee while trying to enjoy a meal. The food deserves five stars. The service staff deserve five stars. However, the management experience was so disturbing that it completely changed the mood of my visit. I left feeling upset for that young employee and concerned for the rest of the staff. I sincerely hope the owner sees this review and addresses the situation. Leadership requires professionalism, emotional control, and respect. Until that happens, I honestly do not feel comfortable returning, regardless of how good the food is. read more
We came here right after landing for some late-night eats and it was exactly what we needed. The spot is small but super trendy with bright colors, fun decor, and K-pop music playing the whole time. Even though it was busy, the vibe was energetic and welcoming. You can order at the counter or through the kiosk and they bring the food out to your table. Service was quick, especially for how packed it was. The ramen and sides were delicious and very affordable for the quality. This place absolutely hits the spot when you want something flavorful and comforting. The broths are rich, toppings are generous, and that it is one of the better late-night food options in the area. It is a reliable place for a good bowl of ramen when everything else is closed. Overall, K-Pop Ramen is a fun, tasty, and convenient stop if you are craving something warm after a long travel day or late night out. I would definitely come back. read more
5 months ago
I can't say enough good things about the K-pop soup. I've ordered it about eight times this past month and it's been good every time. The flavor is really solid and comforting. I stick with spice level 1 and always add a seasoned boiled egg. I usually go with chicken, and it comes with bok choy, green onions, bean sprouts, and fried onions in a really flavorful broth. You really can't go wrong with it. read more
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I ordered the spicy dry ramen with chicken and with a spicy level of 3/5. It was tasty and I liked it. The place is comfy with a few tables, a karaoke machine, and a few arcade games. While I was visiting they were showing a steady stream of K-Pop music videos on a TV while showing a World Cup soccer game on another one. The food was prepared and delivered in under ten minutes after I ordered it. I'll be planning to return for a second visit to try out another dish. read more
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2 months ago
Food was absolutely delicious we had the bao buns, tonkatsu and miso ramen. The service was fantastic super friendly and food promptly arrived! The ambiance was super chill, plenty of K-pop decor and tvs with K-pop groups playing read more
8 months ago
Super solid ramen place! Very casual spot, perfect for those ramen cravings. Noodles with excellent bite, good pork belly, everything you could want! read more
1 year ago
Vegan review Just no. I guess I have had amazing ramen elsewhere in Dallas, that this does not compare. Hinodeya and Jinya are amazing and I have them often. We came here as it was close to a yoga class we took and we wanted ramen. I got the vegetarian ramen and it was as plain as can be. It was basically just broth. One piece of tofu, one little green vegetable, and a ton of corn..... disappointing. I asked for no spice, and of course it was spicy. I had to all for plain broth to take the spice away. We also waited 20-30 minutes to get our dishes. The restaurant decor was not great compared to the location they were in. The bathrooms actually looked nicer than the resident dining area. I will not be coming back here. read more
4 months ago
9 days ago
K pop ramen is located in a strip mall in uptown Dallas. They have a lot of various Japanese merch and themed drinks you can buy. You order on a kiosk touch screen and the ordering is fairly easy. The food was delicious and the sizes are very generous. You can upgrade your ramen to Texas sized and it is about double the size of their original ramen size. The broth was very delicious and the Bao buns are a great appetizer to get to supplement your ramen. The ramen isn't too spicy either. This is a pretty popular spot as there were many people coming and going to pickup their take out order. Will definitely go back again. read more
2 months ago
2 months ago
My friend and I were visiting from out of town and happened to stumble upon this gem!! The ramen was absolutely fantastic!! There was a flavor experience that happened and we were here for it!! Highly recommend this place if you are local or just visiting from out of town!! 10/10!!! Do yourself a favor!! read more
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5150 Lemmon Ave
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Do they have gluten free options?
Does the soup ramen comes with noodles, looking at the online order menu but it's not included in the description. Their is an up charge to add noodles! Wasn't too sure if it's to order noodles or extra noodles on the side?
yeah I think so, when it says extra noodles they just mean for after you finish your first noodles you can add them in your broth
Can I order the burgers or the Fried chicken Sandwhich for Delivery?
Nobody knows what a "sandwhich" is.
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