Authentic and delicious Korean food in Carrollton, TX. What we had:…read moreOx bone soup Pork neck bone soup Spicy stir-fried squid Grilled pork ribs The ox bone soup comes unseasoned, so you'll need to add your own salt and pepper. Honestly, I had fun seasoning it myself and adjusting the flavor to my liking! That said, I still preferred the spicy pork neck bone soup since it was already packed with flavor and I love spicy food. The pork ribs and stir-fried squid were also so tasty, with a delicious smoky flavor. Overall, a really solid spot for authentic Korean comfort food in Carrollton. Everything felt hearty, flavorful, and satisfying!

Food: My partner and I enjoyed the soups we ordered: Pork Neck Bone and Beef Short Rib. Both were…read morenicely flavored and had a decent serving of meat. To share, we also got the Seafood Pancake, which was pretty hefty! However, it was a bit batter-heavy, which kind of overpowered the seafood taste. The Banchan was standard. Still great overall. Would like to try the Spicy Stir-fried Squid next time! Service: No complaints! We were seated immediately upon walking in, and our orders were taken and food arrived promptly. Virtually no wait on a Wednesday afternoon. Also, two servers constantly checked in on us. Ambiance: Casual. Parking: Ample parking. Located in a plaza.

This seasonal Chinese-style cold noodle dish (중국식 냉면) is one of the hidden gems in DFW, and it…read morekeeps me coming back at least twice a week during the summer. Just look at the bowl. It's packed with seafood, squid, shrimp, vegetables, and generous portions of noodles. This is not a light snack disguised as a meal--it's a substantial dish loaded with quality ingredients. The broth is what truly sets it apart. Unlike many restaurants that rely on commercial soup bases, this broth has incredible depth and complexity. After speaking with the owner, I learned it is made from scratch and requires many hours of preparation. You can immediately taste the difference. Every spoonful is refreshing, savory, and full of flavor without being overly salty. The presentation is beautiful as well. The clear golden broth, fresh vegetables, seafood, and noodles create a dish that looks as good as it tastes. The fried dumplings and stir-fried beef on the side make the meal even more satisfying. The owner is friendly, passionate, and always willing to share the story behind the food. That personal touch makes the dining experience even better. My only complaint is that this dish is available only during the hot summer months and is not served during winter. Then again, perhaps that's what makes it so special. If you're looking for authentic Chinese-style cold noodles made the traditional way, this is a must-try. I rarely tell people they "have to" order a particular dish, but this is one of them. Try it once, and you'll understand why I keep coming back.

I would not recommend this place, the owner is rude and inconsiderate of people's diet…read morerestrictions. He refused to substitute beef with chicken, even if I offered to pay more money. If I eat beef it will send me to the hospital. Since the owner was rude, I sat with my friend and didn't buy anything. The owner's excuse is that they serve authentic food, but this has nothing to do with that, I just asked for substituting food. Your kitchen cooks chicken. It cooks black bean noodles. I have eaten in many korean, and chinese restaurants and I never have issues asking for chicken instead of beef/pork/seafood. This is the only llace I've seen in my life that does this.

Super solid Korean restaurant with very generous portions in Ktown! We definitely didn't expect the…read moreportions to be this big and ordered way too much food for just 2 people. Needless to say, we ended up with A LOT of leftovers Here's what we had: - Jokbal (pig's trotters) + complimentary hot soup - Gopchang bokum (beef intestines) - Gamja tang (spicy pork bone soup with potatoes) - Galbi tang (beef short ribs soup) They're popular for their jokbal and bossam, so of course, the jokbal was a hit! Tender, juicy, and smoky pig trotters that you wrap in lettuce with banchan. The spicy dipping sauce was SO good too! And the best part was probably the complimentary hot soup! We didn't know it came with jokbal, so we ordered 2 soups separately and ended up with 3 soups total for just 2 people All 3 were great, but my favorite was definitely the galbi tang. It was so comforting with a clear beef broth and super tender beef ribs. The gopchang bokum was a little bitter for my taste, so I probably wouldn't recommend that one. I really have to emphasize how generous the portions are. We had plenty left to take home, it was honestly way too much food for 2 people. Ideally, I'd say jokbal + galbi tang would be more than enough for 2, but we were traveling and wanted to try a little bit of everything, so no regrets! We came around 8pm, and the restaurant was super busy when we arrived. Despite that, the staff were still so friendly and attentive, and we felt very welcomed throughout the meal. Bonus Chicha San Chen is very close to this place, you can make a boba trip right after this heavy meal! Overall, a great spot with delicious food, huge portions, and really friendly service. Highly recommend!

Tried Texan Wang Bal last week with my husband after years of it sitting on my list of places to…read moretry. \\ jokbal combo - a plate of jokbal, a bowl of rice, and a bubbling bowl of seafood dwenjang jjigae--intended for one person but we could easily have split just that and have been full - soft, warm jokbal with the perfect amount of chewiness which was very similar to the 猪蹄 (chinese pork trotter) of my people - came with lettuce, two dipping sauces, and garlic and onion for ssam \\ dweji gukbap - the pork soup was hearty and warm, and you get to season it with salt and pepper to taste - full of tender slices of pork The plaza is across the street from the busy Hmart plaza. While the inside of the store doesn't seem huge, it was very cozy. We had a button we could use to request the check or anything else. Love how they focus on jokbal and bossam and will definitely think of them whenever a craving strikes!

super solid korean style malatang spot !!! really flavorful broth, i got the level 4 spice and it…read morehad a good kick to it!!

This place was decent overall but doesn't have as many sides and options compared to other malatang…read moreplaces. The soup was also on the salty side. You self serve your own ingredients and they'll bring out your bowl after cooking it. The food came out pretty quickly. There are many tables to sit at but it does get busy at peak times.

Bustling restaurant with plentiful seating. You order at the front, get a small buzzer, and when it…read morebuzzes, you go to the counter to pick up your food tray. Although it was mainly self serve, the staff handling everything were kind. It was a sufficient, fully-functional restaurant. LA Galbi was affordable (~$28 including tax) with generous portions. I was also offered a small ginger soup on the side, probably to help digest all that oil. LA Galbi was more on the wetter seasoning. It wasn't drenched in liquid, but there was a pool of sauce at the bottom. I don't mind it because it was well-seasoned but perhaps this tip is useful who prefers a more dry seasoning.

Came in on a hot and sweaty Saturday afternoon and everyone else had the same idea. Tables were…read morepacked but tables clear up relatively quick as folks don't linger after eating. You order up front, pay and find a seat. When your buzzer goes off you get your food in the back where kitchen is. Got the cold spicy noodles combo with the hambagu. Solid noodles, refreshing and just enough spice for flavor. Hambagu patties were on the thinner side, but flavorful. One odd thing was that the galbi we ordered was on a sizzling plate which usually is still very hot to the touch but was cold.

Been here a couple of times, and the sundae fried always hits. Sweet and spicy, get it with…read more'assorted' - my mom who doesn't really like the organs still liked this. We also got the original sundae (choice of just sundae or assorted), which is fresh and springy, as well as udon, which wasn't my favorite but a clean tasting broth. There's another location by the King Spa and Sauna, but apparently this location is better and cleaner according to my relatives.

Not sure why the name on yelp doesn't match the name of the actual store. Also the location on yelp…read moreis wrong, the location in google is actually correct. put this into your gps instead: 2625 Old Denton Rd ste600, Carrollton, TX 75007 this place is entirely self service. You pick up your food, you get your own water, and you clean up your table. Anyways, after visiting h-mart so many times i ended up checking this place out. When we walked in it wasn't too busy and i really like the fact that they have separate booth seating. I believe there are 4-5 different booths, which is excellent for privacy. they also have 4 tables off to the right side. i noticed they also have a separate dining room with more seats as well. We ended up getting the dogani tang and the Budae Jjigae, perfect for after the ice/storm that covered DFW. it took about 10 minutes or so for them to get it ready. You need to pick it up yourself in the front. Each dish comes with different banchan, which i found really cool. the dogani tang came with raw crab which i've been meaning to try! Both dishes were delicious and definitely a lot of food to get you food. for the price we paid, i think it was a very solid meal. I'll definitely be back.

I was recently in the DFW area for an event with family, and we were craving KBBQ. We had…read moreoriginally planned to go to another restaurant that night, but everywhere else was super busy and had a long wait because it was late Saturday night. I found Yoon KBBQ by chance, and we decided to check this place out because there was no wait. The restaurant was small, and the service wasn't great, but the price and tastes more than made up for it. They had a wide selection of meats, seafoods, and sides available. Everything we ordered ended up being very delicious. For the meats/seafoods, we got the garlic pork belly, cajun pork belly, spicy pork belly, beef brisket, beef bulgogi, LA galbi, marinated sirloin steak, and marinated shrimps. For the sides, we got the dwenjang soup, spicy soft tofu soup, steamed eggs, rice cake w/ honey, and corn cheese. My favorites that night were the garlic pork belly, LA galbi, steamed eggs, and the spicy tofu soup. The only things I didn't like were that the servers were not very friendly or attentive, and they would also randomly come to do grill changes even when we weren't ready for it.

I had not been here in a while, but decided for a quick dinner on a Tuesday night and it was a…read moregreat decision! I think the steamed eggs might be my favorite here, cheese corn is good but maybe not as good as Ari. Other sides are pretty good as well. For the most part I only eat galbi and brisket, they are good here. Also strayed and tried some marinated steak, wasn't my favorite, had touches of lemon grass which isn't my thing. Service was good and I didn't feel sick afterwards like I normally do when I put back 5 lbs of food. Price was $30 ayce at time of this review.

food was amazing service was amazing and great got full and very happy I am happy to come back here…read moreanytime I really enjoy the atmosphere and the quality of service

For $25 Ayce lunch. I think it's a good deal. Got kbbq and…read moresushi options, wasn't in the mood for Shabu Bulgogi was nice, juicy and tender Brisket meh, just so so, not marinated or anything Soy garlic pork belly was good Cajun chicken was spicy, the chicken thigh was juicy. Corn cheese big portion Japchae was too hard, not cooked thoroughly Fish cake standard Chicken karaage - not recommended Gyoza - my kid said it was good Seaweed salad - how could you go wrong with this Sushi Rolls were good Baked mussel was ok Think Gen has more meat options but they don't have sushi or shabu shabu. Decor was ok