I still enjoy LA Hanbat. It's our go-to for takeout so lang tang. I saw a review mentioning that the name is Dallas Hanbat- the outside sign definitely still says LA Hanbat but I see google listing them as Dallas Hanbat. I think the previous owners have sold out because I don't see the same older sweet grandmas that always welcomed me. Still the new owners have been friendly. Quality - I feel like the soup is slightly thinner than it used to be but it's still good. When I order a slightly larger to- go order they bolster the banchans which I like - in addition to the kimchi and radish which you always get I have received those little pancakes with scallion and onion, some potatoes with sweet gochujang sauce, and some jang ah chee (pickeled onions, pickles, celery and peppers). Really good. read more

LA Hanbat - Solong tang - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Not sure why on Yelp's name is LA Hanbat. Their menu says Dallas Hanbat. Portion is small. We got the galbi it was on a sizzling plate. It's deceiving that they would just put the bones underneath the meat to make it appear you are getting a lot. Not worth the $32.99 they charge. Flavor was okay. Service was okay. read more

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The seoulleungtang was blend and not even comparable to the Hanbat in LA. It tasted so watery to a point where it doesn't sound like a beef soup even after adding salt and pepper. No wonder why the place is empty most of times with no customers coming. read more

I was surprised to see that this restaurant wasn't that busy when we came on a Saturday night! The server was immediately so friendly, allowing us to sit wherever we wanted, quickly bringing out silverware and banchan, and making sure we had what we needed. The banchan itself was delicious! I was especially a big fan of the potatoes and the fish cake. The seollung tang was so light and refreshing. And comes with a good amount of meat as well as glass noodles. You can salt it to your taste, as well as add as many or little green onions as you want. A tip though, make sure to let the salt melt in the hot soup before you add more. I didn't do that, so it did end up a little saltier than I liked, but that's on me. The banban nangmyeon comes in such a cute dish, splitting the two different noodles apart. The spicy noodles weren't that spicy and had a bit of a sweeter aftertaste. And the cold noodles came with vinegar and mustard so that you can customize the flavor yourself. read more

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Solid seollung tang spot. Went for dinner on a Sunday evening and the place was pretty empty. Service was quick and the kimchi and kkakdugi was really good. Perfect combo with the broth. Highly recommend if you need soup fix. read more

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Cute Korean place in Korea town. There's plenty of parking and the lady working there was super nice. I ordered the Banban Naengmyun and it was ok. For me, I wasn't a huge fan of the flavor. I was expecting something else, but my friends ordered the Seoullang tang and they really enjoyed it. I think I just ordered the wrong dish. The banchan was really good though, especially the potatoes. There was a draft in the restaurant so we move tables to avoid it. read more

LA Hanbat - Banchan - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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The soup was perfect on a cold, snowy day. They give generous amount of meat and the server was on top of it. We also got Mandoo and they were gigantic! read more

LA Hanbat - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Seems unassuming but the food is super delicious and the service was prompt. Was craving some good Korean food after road trip and just had to hit this spot up for some dinner. It did NOT disappoint. read more

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Communication was ... so just point finger! Food was good, not as amazing as I hope it to be but good enough I want to give other dishes a try. Will have to come back. LA Galbi was ok, not impressive. Cold noodles were better. I'm so glad they had the combo for indecisive ...many to order read more

LA Hanbat - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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The food is amazing here. My family and I used to come here at least once a week or two but now we live a bit further away, can't go as often. We got the spicy stewed monkfish and la galbi+ cold noodles with spicy sauce combo and it was more than enough for 3 people. They were all so full of flavor and I loved each and every dish, especially the cold noodles since its one of the best dish during summer! The service is also amazing here not only because of all the servers but the owner herself serves people and make sure everything is done right! The vibe of the restaurant is like any typical Korean restaurant but its spacious and bright which I personally like. Its a clean restaurant with clean bathroom!!! read more

LA Hanbat - Cold noodles with spicy sauce - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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I came in and saw they changed their menu!!! Love this place and their soups!!! Go support!!! Try their #6 soup. It is my all time favorite!!! read more

LA Hanbat - New Menu!!! - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Been on a korean pork bone soup tour recently and saw this one on royal lane so I had to stop! The lady helping us was great! Friendly and attentive. I loved their noodle banchan, a nice addition and the egg salad? i think was awesome. Got the back bone pork soup and the spicy goat soup for $14 and $17 respectively. Normally I get the neck bone with comes with more meat/ or its just easier for myself to eat this back bone was just physically harder to navigate ( guess that helps me slow down since I normally chow too fast :) ) Meat was tender, potatos soft, and they got some kinda special mushrooms. I had a bite of the goat soup and that meat was awesome and soft as well. Slight preference to the goat since its easier to eat for me, its like barbacoa in a korean soup. It was a good experience, but I do not see myself going back. read more

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If you're searching for this place on Google maps, you can find it under "Dallas Hanbat"! This is my go-to place for seolleongtang, and it's especially good after long flights or road trips! They also make a really good kalbitang but they only make larger portions of it on Sundays and Mondays so other days they'll run out of early. The service is fast and the food comes out just as fast as well. It's not the most lavishly designed interior but it's good old fashioned comfort food. read more

I frequent this restaurant with my parents at least once a month...we love it here! We always order the traditional ox bone soup - it never disappoints! And the side dishes are delicious as well! Oh, and everyone that works here are suuuuper nice and hospitable! I definitely give this place 2 thumbs up!!! :) read more

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I recommend LA Hanbat to many people that are wanting to try some Korean comfort food in Dallas! I have to get my hands on some naengmyun and/or warm broth soups here whenever I am around the area and/or craving those food! I have tried tried multiple dishes here at LA Hanbat, but not the family size dishes, yet. My usual go-to is the classic Mix Seolleongtang, very rich broth and adding condiments brings out for flavor satisfying my needs especially for the cold weather. I've also tried Seolleongtang in intestine, but they do not know how to keep intestines fresh - very unpleasant odor on the hotstone bowl. Dogani Tang (ox knee) and Galbi Tang (short rib soup) are some other things I'd recommend here as well. If you are up for ox knee, definitely check that out - slimy texture adds slight different twist from usual meat. If I AM honest, however, during the pandemic all quality did go down tremendously. Unsure if it's the pandemic issue, new chef/owner/employee issue or what. Side dishes were definitely not fresh made that day. Hot stone bowls had funky odor you get when you don't wash the pot thoroughly - that nasty strong residue odor. Knowing what they can offer, as severe COVID days are slowly moving to its past, I hope they can bring back its own quality. read more

Came in for some soup and it was good. Only thing that it was bland. THe portion of the LA Galbi was smaller than I expected. It was chewy and too sweet for my liking. Still Delicious though. Not as good as the one in LA but it's convenient. read more

LA Hanbat - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Disclaimer: this review is pretty much solely for the sul lang tang. LA Hanbat is pretty widely known for its sul lang tang (ox bone soup), and I have been meaning to try it for a long time. I came with a friend with really high expectations. We both ordered the sul lang tang with brisket and munched on the kimchi/radish while we waited. Unfortunately, the wait for a bowl of soup ended up being 30+ minutes because the server totally forgot to put in our order. If I were to rate service, it would probably be 1-2 stars. But if you're okay with overlooking service, this place is the bomb. The sul lang tang was so delicious and hearty, and it goes perfectly with rice. I like that you add salt/pepper/green onions at the table because you can customize the flavor to your own preference. Plus, we learned a bonus fact that you can refill the soup (but not the meat, obvs) for free! I would say that this place is 100% worth it every time. :) read more

LA Hanbat - sul lang tang + brisket - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Boyfriend suggested this place for soup. It was okay. Nothing too fancy with this place. Small little restaurant. The menu was small so I guess quality was decent. If you're in the area and wants some Korean soup or stew, check this place out. It's okay read more

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This small restaurant has a lot of great food options! There's about 15 tables, but it's not a large restaurant. There was one person who communicated well in Korean that took our order, plus another lady at the register and an older lady who helped take away our dishes. Service was very good and the people were nice. We ordered the hotpot to share and it came with a heap of food. The mandu hot pot allows you to try their mandu, plus the yummy pork broth they serve. There's a special to get drinks with your hotpot meal, but we didn't go for it since it had already been a long day. For a weekend evening, it was not too busy. But, the meat and veggies in the hotpot are seriously overflowing and tasty. I loved the spicy flavoring they placed in the food. Also, the mandu (korean dumplings) tasted really good too. Very soft and filled with tasty meat. Also, their banchan options were really good and they gave good portions. We really had trouble finishing our food due to the portion size and ended up taking some home. I can't wait to go back! read more

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Not bad for Dallas. Not too crazy about the neighborhood, but ample of parking in the front.

Best SuhLungTang in Texas!!! But not like the real Hanbat on 5th St. LA. Bahnchan taste good and clean! read more

My parents are ardent naengmyun (Korean Cold Noodles in Chilled Broth) enthusiasts that are always on the hunt for the best bowl around. They have singled out LA Hanbat as the *ONLY* restaurant serving delicious naengmyun in the DFW area. This, IMO, is high praise, given their proximity to the Royal Lane / Carrolton area, where there are what seem like hundreds of Korean restaurants in every direction you look. We paid a visit around 9 PM on a Sunday at the tail end of a road trip, and I was able to confirm their statement. The noodles are pulled in-house, and you can just taste the difference. As always, I ordered the bibim (spicy) naengmyun which was delightful, and a welcome change to the greasy road trip meals we had been eating. We also had the gamjatang (pork potato stew) & sullungtang (ox bone soup) to-go to have for lunch the next day, which were also delicious and perfectly seasoned. I will definitely be coming back here whenever I'm back for more family visits! read more

Private parking lot out front and hand sanitizers throughout, quick service and good food options. The cold buckwheat noodles were especially very tasty and was a very generous portion. read more

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2017 Yelp 100 Challenge! 100/100 Better come before their peak hours... Expect a long wait on pretty much EVERYTHING! Cant compare this one to the original location ktown. Simply the broth is sooo much better in ktown AND thick. It still did its job by feeding myself some korean food but damn.. ya'll need some more workers on the floor! Two ladies were slow and pretty much forgot few things! :( Usually the radish dish are suppose to be the best but here its the cabbage dish that was good! LOL Maybe next time.... read more

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Good food no frills. Had wonderful meal towards the end of my trip to DFW. Will definitely come back if I'm ever in the area again read more

LA Hanbat - BanBan mulnaengMyon kimchi mandoo and grilled pork shoulder! Yummmmmmm - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Came here for breakfast with some friends while visiting Dallas. I really love salung tung in general so I was excited to try this place. I thought the soup was really good and the pan chan was decent as well. The location was a little far from where we were staying in Carrollton but it was fine. Overall good food and a nice quiet restaurant to go with friends. read more

LA Hanbat - Sulung tang - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Huuuuge portion! My friends and I visited LA Hanbat after staying a night at the King Spa. This place is literally 2 min drive away from the King Spa and was one of the only restaurants that are open early in Sunday morning - around 9am. I ordered galbitang and I was surprised how big the bowl was. Flavorful and the meat was plenty inside. The gamjatang and seolleongtang that my friends ordered looked good too. The kkakduki and kimchi were also very delicious. The owner lady was kind and attentive and for the short moment I was eating in the restaurant, I felt like I was in Korea, watching the Korean news on tv read more

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The Korean aunties barely spoke English, so it was difficult to communicate if I had any questions, but they were still really nice. BUT, I guess I was just lucky that the menu is super small. I love that though because it makes CHOOSING something a lot less complicated. I just had to attempt to pronounce the names in Korean, and point. _ Banban Naeng Myon $12.01 This comes with a half and half bowl so you get the spicy noodles and the naeng myon cold noodles. Both were fantastic. The spicy side when it first comes out looks like it has broth, but slowly, the noodles start to absorb that spicy liquid really quick. The mild side was SO GOOD, and my favorite of the two sides. They also cut the noodles for you before serving so it's easier to eat - the noodles are LONG regardless! The broth was also really flavorful, but if you want to add vinegar, mustard, pepper, or salt, it's on the table for you to adjust your flavors! I added a tiny bit of all and it really was a great flavor. Highly recommend. The banchan was great. Standard but great. I really liked the pickles. The radish kimchi was my favorite though of the 4 though. I really liked that it had the kimchi juices and the radish was still super crunchy. _ Galbi Tang $13.86 Okay, so the broth for this wasn't quite as flavorful as the naeng myon, but it was still really good. And also, the pieces of galbi were HUGE. It's really interesting because while the meat held together when using chopsticks, as soon as you used your teeth to bite off some of the meat, SUPER tender and fell apart. The beef was really tender and delicious. Highly recommend. Definitely a must go! read more

LA Hanbat - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

I enjoyed Han Bat Sul Lung Tang in LA and decided to try this location when I passed by during my day trip to Dallas. There is a larger variety of menu items here; expanded from their signature bone broth soup (seolleongtang) to include more soups, noodles, dumplings, and shareable hot pots along with a few more banchan dishes. We ordered the banban naengmyeon and the brisket seolleongtang. The seolleongtang/broth here seems richer (perhaps due to the temperature of the soup; refer to picture for coagulated layer on top), but less meaty, than its LA counterpart while the naengmyeon was a little underwhelming--we'll probably be sticking with the soups from now on. The banchan dishes are delicious and the portion sizes are huge (we left behind half of our naengmyeon and did not touch the rice that came with the seolleongtang :c). read more

LA Hanbat - Banban naengmyeon (above) and Brisket seolleongtang (below) - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

One of the best Galbi Tang restaurants in town. I'm a regular client who visits this restaurant at least 2 times a month. I always choose Galbi tang with their purple rice. It's just the perfect combination. Highly recommended! read more

LA Hanbat - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Very authentic korean soulongtang, I have to go every time I visit Dallas. Even though their menu is very limited, soulongtang and their king sized dumplings are different enough for me! When I visited them last time, they gave me korean pickled radish, kimchi, and also korean pancake. The authentic way to eat soulongtang is to add tons of green onions in the soup along with salt and black pepper to taste. You can also add in the kimchi and radish they give you for extra flavor! read more

LA Hanbat - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

my first time ever having bibim naeng myeon was here and I loved it! It was so delicious. The sauce was spicy/sweet and noodles were super chewy. They give free pickled radish and hot tea and gave me extra radish at no extra charge. I'm going to start coming here often! :) read more

Paid $18 for this small piece of meat. Nothing special about the broth. Disappointed in quantity and quality of the oxtail soup. read more

LA Hanbat - Oxtail soup - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

This is the best sul lung tang in DFW! I always get the sul lung tang with brisket for $9.25. They serve delicious radish kimchi and cabbage kimchi with it. Add salt to taste, sliced green onion, and the hot paste for some spice. They give you a bowl of rice with the hot sul lung tang. It's really a simple soup that warms the belly. read more

Food: 5/5 Service: 4/5 Atmosphere: 4/5 Value: 5/5 ------- This is one of my favorite Korean places in Dallas. It's more affordable than Koryo Kalbi, and their specialty (the sul lung tang) is the best in the city. It's so mild and rich at the same time, and I love adding their green onions, salt, and kimchi. I like that they leave it up to you how to adjust, so you can fix to your fancy. The mixed version gives you all of the meats, which I highly recommend. Otherwise, if you're not feeling too adventurous, the brisket is a good choice. A friend recommended this place, and I will say that most times that I order sul lung tang at other places in Dallas, I'm usually at least a bit disappointed. This place is also so cute and cozy, it makes you feel like your mom is making you some hearty, homemade soup. The lunch scene is always packed, often hard to find parking in the designated lot. But for $10, I think it's one of the best deals. There's also a Komart across the street, so if you ever need to grab anything on your way home, very convenient. I personally also really like their mandu, and highly recommend! They're hand-wrapped, so the skin is super thin, and the dumpling is packed with filling. So good! read more

For the price...not worth it The service is great. They bring out the food fast which is good. The food however is pretty basic. In my opinion, its overpriced for its quality. The naeng-myun is on the sweet side. The shul lung tangs are pretty good but not great. I think there are more better korean restaurants in that area. Han bat shul lung tang is should be your third or last choice. read more

LA Hanbat - Mul naeng myun. Around 10$ - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Excellent sullungtang and kimchi. Very friendly service too. We were in town and wanted to check this place out based on reviews. Did not disappoint!! read more

Very authentic Korean food. I strongly suggest a short ribs the band Chan is amazing here.

People say that their favorite food is their mother's cooking. Well here it is. I love this place so much. It's very evident that they focus on the food. The decor is very simple: tables, chairs, and menu. With food, they have radish, kimchi, and some seasonings for the side but that's it! It's so simple, I love it!! I always get sul lung tang when I come here. God that soup makes my stomach growl even when I'm writing this review. I might even go eat it for dinner now. The broth taste so amazing, it really taste like they've been simmering it for a long time (I'm very bad at describing how soups taste). Just trust me, it's an explosion of flavor. The thing that really seals the deal is the radish! I love having some spicy with my soup!! I've tried the cold noodles here, and I'm definitely not a fan of it. It isn't terrible but not as good as the sul lung tang. I also never drank here, but their soju is SO CHEAP. I don't get why it is, but it's like 6 dollars(?). Which is a bargain for soju at restaurants. And yes, I would bring a date here. Not only my date, but also my date's parents. It's that good. read more

LA Hanbat - Korean Near Me - Dallas, Texas

I come here with a friend who has stomach issues. Her doctor told her that this one place that serves a very healthy Korean soup that is a tang. When we come here she will go through several bowls of this soup. From my understanding this soup can take up to three days to make. Every few hours a cook will come by and skim the cooked fat off of the top. I like the brisket tang with no noodles. When it first comes out you want to add lots of sliced green onions, which really brings out a very healthy soup. I tend to put a big ol' spoon full of their table side red hot sauce. They also have a table side of salt, and as healthy as this soup is, you might want to add just a touch. My friend is always talking about taking some tang back to her family, but by the time we get out, we always forget from our fun conversations. Usually the have a Korien tv channel station playing in the background. The waitress are very sweet here and are very attentive! read more

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