This has been one of the most delightful experiences I've had eating. Seriously being here is Peak…read moreAsian dining. The food was spectacular and they used Sichuan peppers. The owner was so sweet and politely stopped watching his Korean Drama to stir fry my squid. You can just hear the sizzling oil and delicious aroma spread across the restaurant. The tingling MaLa spice was addicting and I savored every bite. As soon as The chef/owner was done, he politely gave me my food and resumed his drama after I told him I didn't need anything else. Epic Asian dining and the food as equally incredible.

Food 2.5/5 I got the…read moreStir-Fried Rice Noodles with Snail Flavor Beef... and it was the saltiest dish I've had in a while. The flavor (other than the salt) was acidic and had the snail essence ... but the salt was too overwhelming. The beef used isn't a good quality cut, and I don't normally comment on these kinds of things. I took the remainder home for leftovers and had to add cold water to dilute the salt - thankfully, the flavor remained though. That being said, it was all self-service other than the food being brought to me, which came fairly quickly. Unfortunately, I didnt have the best experience and would likely not come back for the Contra Conch Rice Noodles (which I really wanted to try but they were sold out).

This place has great traditional Uzbek food cooked to perfection! I highly recommend this place for…read moresteak and kebab lovers. The plov, samsa, and manti is awesome. MashaAllah I had a great experience.

We were in Dallas for a couple of months and this was the very first place my husband and I tried…read moreon our first night in Texas. It was a Tuesday night, yet the restaurant was completely packed all the way through closing at 11 pm. We instantly knew that we picked the right place if it was this busy on a random weekday. Everything we ordered was incredible. The entire menu is halal. The beef kebab was tender and full of flavor, the chicken kebab was perfectly cooked, and the steak was just as good. But the real standout for us was the baklava. It's made in-house and served fresh and warm with ice cream, and honestly, I still crave it to this day. We ended up coming back several times during our two-month stay in Texas, and every visit was just as good as the first. I can't wait to try this again the next time I'm in Dallas!

Service was good, food was delicious, so coming back and trying new things!…read more Must try garlic green beans!

This is a go-to spot for me and my family (especially with two teenage boys who can really eat)…read more It's almost always packed and there's usually a wait, but the staff does a great job managing the crowd--I'm typically seated within about 20 minutes. The food is solid--I'd say around an 8 out of 10--but what really makes this place stand out is the portion size and value. Even with my boys' appetites, we almost always leave with leftovers. Prices are very reasonable for what you get. I've also never had an issue with the staff. Everyone is friendly, helpful, and keeps things moving efficiently despite how busy it gets.

The staff quickly and efficiently took my order. The creamy cold brew shake was a perfect addition…read moreto a hot day. The avocado turkey was fresh and delicious. The building was well decorated and designed for efficiency.

Have come here a few times and ordered online and in store. They make a good sandwich. Better…read morethan the other places, but that's my opinion.

My husband found Robata & Sushi EBESU on Instagram, and it immediately caught his eye. We…read moreabsolutely love Japanese cuisine and are always adventurous when it comes to trying new places, especially when they are highly recommended. Having lived in Hawaii, we ate sushi, sashimi, and poke on a regular basis. Finding spots like this allows us to create new memories while also feeling a bit nostalgic for the flavors we love. We might have gone a little overboard, but everything was incredible! We ordered the Crunchy Eel Roll, Hamachi Nigiri, and Tuna Nigiri, along with two of the EBESU Course menus. My husband had the Chirashi Don and I went with the Toro Tekka Don. Love, love, love. As you can see, it was a lot of food, but every single piece was cooked and cut to perfection. The dishes are very easy to share, and I think next time we'll lean into that more so we can sample even more of the menu. If you are looking for authentic, high-quality Japanese food, this is the place to go!

We tried EBESU, Service was good, seating was comfortable, and there was no wait on a Friday night…read more We ordered sushi rolls (California, salmon avocado, and avocado rolls), and each roll came with 8 pieces. Everything was fresh but was bland and all tasted very similar, nothing particularly special or memorable.

The food was delicious ,fresh and probably the best I had in Texas . Service was quick and super…read morenice, you sit your self too. The ambiance was clean traditional and very inviting. Can't wait to come back and bring my friends

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!

Coming back, they have expanded their menu, and interior has changed a bunch. The food is…read moredelicious, still great for a cold cloudy day. Their kimchi is also super delicious.

Food: 3.3./5 Service: 4/5…read more We tried the beef stir fried noodles and seafood kalguksu. I found the overall flavors to be good, but nothing special. Unfortunately, there were multiple clumped up noodles in my stir fried dish which took away from the slurping experience. Big portions considering the price.

I really enjoyed the American cuisine here--great food and a nice atmosphere overall…read more I ordered the French onion soup and the Reuben eggrolls. The French onion soup seems to be popular here, and as soon as I saw that buttery-looking pastry puff baked on top, I knew I had to order it! It was definitely hearty, with plenty of onions (which I love). However, it was a bit saltier than I prefer. I do wish there were an option to substitute the onion soup with a chowder, like clam or corn chowder. The Reuben eggrolls were surprisingly good! I'm used to traditional Asian eggrolls, so I really liked this creative twist. The house-smoked pastrami, sauerkraut, and melted Gruyère cheese worked so well together. They tasted amazing with the spicy Russian dipping sauce (which I appreciated wasn't too spicy). It was such a flavorful and memorable dish! I'm glad I gave it a try.

So many employees lots people. All walking by us but took a while for a waiter . And they had just…read moreopened, not very many people. I had the steak frites. The steak was cooked perfectly has potential to be amazing just needs spices desperately needs some spices . The French fries they covered with paprika but the steak nothing Husband had the French dip , he loved it . He loved the bread said he was able to eat it without having to tear it with his teeth , some hoagies are tough , this wasn't just nice and soft . The meat was tender, not fatty and but held together such as you could dip it without having a giant mass of meat inside the sauce, it was actually in the sandwich you could dip it, eat it, but it was soft enough that you could eat it. Was loud inside and cold. Our waiter was so nice , up until he walked up my husband wanted to leave . Cause people that came in after us were being offered water and no one had said anything to us . I am gluten free, there wasn't much attention given to my food allergy. But I can manage and know how to protect myself. The waiter wrote down my food allergy but didn't seem to pay it any mind

I'm so happy they built a Cho Dang in Plano!…read more This place is one of my favorite go-tos for Korean tofu soup & short ribs (galbi). I love ordering the combos so I get a little bit of everything that I want. The portions are decent if you're hungry & want to finish everything OR if you're not too hungry, eat half, and take the other half to-go for lunch the next day. The service is aligned with what you'd expect from a Korean place. Some of the older ladies working there are so sweet and helpful, especially if you tell them it's your first time, and some of them seem more intimidating and aggressive. Typically there isn't a wait for tables. Only times I've waited for a table are peak weekend dinner hours. The most I waited was maybe 15 minutes, as their service is quite fast for a sit down restaurant. This location has seats where you can store your personal belongings in them!

TOFU SOUP HEAVEN. My friend was on a mission to find the best tofu soup in DFW, and this restaurant…read moreis definitely memorable. They have a variety of tofu soup options, along with other traditional Korean dishes. My table of four ordered a seafood pancake, various tofu soups, and kalbi. The seafood pancake was disappointing-- there was very little seafood and the center was mushy, not crispy. I got the intestine tofu soup in medium spicy, which had large chunks of intestine and generous helpings of tofu. The soup portions are so large, I didn't even finish my rice. As for the side dishes/banchan, nothing really stood out. As for the service, we were seated and helped really quickly, but pretty much left alone for the remainder of the meal. The prices here are decent, especially if you share a combo meat and soup with a friend.

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.

My hubby and I were craving some cold noodles and we stumbled across this place right next to our…read morehouse! It was quite a gem. We came an hour before closing so we felt kinda bad but they still treated us like regular. The cold noodles was good!! It came with a hot broth to balance out on a cold day. Never had that experience before and it was quite nice. The soodubu was also very pleasant! We will def come back!