cool spot for casual hangout and food with friends. open late, service was pretty good. I always…read morecome back for the honey butter fries (not pictured, unfortunately) but they are so so good. Love trying new things here and come back whenever I'm in the area to catch up with friends.

I think that the environment here is amazing. It is a great place to come and enjoy with friends…read more The service was really chill and friendly. The food was pretty averageand standard, nothing really stood out too much. Decent spot!

Let's just say, I got influenced (e.g. saw a bunch of instagram influencers that touted this place)…read moreand decided to give it a try. First off, it's tucked away in a very unassuming/confusing small plaza full of other small shops. The interior has seating for maybe about 18 people while there is plenty of park-bench type seating outside. You order at the counter, get seated, and wait for the delicious food. What we got: - Hand-pulled noodles: The noodles themselves were delicious, but there could be a little bit more protein/veggies to go along with this. Portion size look small but it is definitely filling - Steamed momo's: Feels like you have to get momo's aka dumplings when you go to a Tibetan spot. The veggie was full of potato and other veggies, which left it pretty heavy in the stomach. - Chicken pan fried momo's: Doughy skin on the pan-fried momo's but delicious - Tibetan bread: One order comes with two large pieces of bread. While the bread itself was absolutely delicious, it says to dip with curry (which they don't have on their menu) or sauces? It definitely was missing something, but was objectively good and filling on its own. Cashier/team was nice as well. Overall, a solid experience and looking forward to trying the other things there!

Eh I'm in between a 2 or 3 bc there were a few things that none of us ate at all and I think the…read moreportions are pretty small for the price. Hard passes : Butter tea- hard pass. So so salty. Cold zesty noodles - the texture was very off putting. Like eating jello but savory. Fine: Hand-pulled noodles. Fien. Kind of dry Ginger fried rice. Fine. Pretty plain. Good: Crispy meat pie Chicken lollipops

Great place to meet up with some friends as well as meet up with some friends of friends over food!…read more Inside, there are plenty of private rooms that should suit most parties. We were a relatively larger group, around 11 people, so we got some of the tables in the open space. Since this is pocha, this was family-style group food. Rose tteobokki - Creamy and mildy spicy rose sauce. Plenty of rice cakes, strips of fish cakes, and some sausages as well. Corn cheese - Hot and cheesy, cannot go wrong with this. It was actually also free with proof of two Google/Yelp reviews. Steamed pork belly - I didn't get to try this but people who did said it was good! Stir fried bulgogi - Lots of shredded bulgogi; delicious! Kimchi pancakes - Great medium for a lot of the other dishes There was also a cheese bulgogi udon dish that was generously provided on the house. Those three words on their own are enough to know that they were delicious. Lastly, in terms of service, the staff were all in all timely with drinks and getting dishes out of the way. The total for everyone was about $275 which I thought was reasonable. Recommend!

The wait here can be a bit long on the weekends, so be mindful of that if you come hungry! The…read moreportions are HUGE here. I'd say a group of 4-6 is the ideal party size. Rose Tteokbokki: solid and what you'd expect out of this dish. Good amount of rice cakes. Super saucy and rich. Potato pancake: the tuna to pancake ratio is absurd. There are so many pancakes while they only give you enough tuna for one pancake... what's up with that. The pancakes are essentially giant flat hash browns. It's good but definitely needs more tuna. Spicy Seafood Soup: could use a bit more seasoning. The soup is not as flavorful as it looks in my opinion. Definitely order it with a side of ramen noodles. Lots of veggies which is good. BBQ Pork with cheese: a bit salty. Would be good with some rice to balance out the saltiness. Good amount of cheese for every bite of pork.

Me and my family didn't really know where to go for dinner so we came here on a whim and we went…read moreinside. We got seated immediately. We ordered and got our food really fast. When I tell you this was some of the best Korean food I've had in a long time...it's the next day and I'm still thinking about it. The creamy udon was a 10 out of 10 (crazy good) the Korean fried chicken was another solid 10. Not pictured is the Bossam (pork dish) and also a 10/10. Service was quick and they were very nice. Can't wait to come back.

Vibes good, food good, only thing was that they forgot our beer…read more All the stuff we ate in order of my preference: 1. Yu rin gi - sooo light and refreshing for something that's fried! The peppers pair perfecty with the chicken and sauce and they add a nice texture. 2. Dumplings - the spice in the sauce sneaks up on you but its so good and creamy. Love how these are fried and the noodles inside. 3. Daq gu ee - comes on a hot plate and its definitely buttery and the veggies are cooked perfectly. Chicken was so juicy!!!!!!!!!! 4. Soy garlic wings - these were my least favorite but thats because I dont really like chicken wings, they were more for my boyfriend. Leans on the crunchy side. The ban chan was so good, their cucumbers are sliced not too thick and not too thin. Busssssss

Best korean restaurant in Dallas. Authentic smells, dishes, and taste. Real koreans (not…read morehispanics) doing the cooking. My favorite place for dinner or to grab a bite to eat after closing down the bars.

Food hits the spot every time we go. They're generous with the side dishes and most of the food on…read moretheir menu is tasty.

I had been craving Korean bbq for a while and this place hit the spot sooo good! I'm getting hungry…read morenow just thinking about it. They had a little ramen station where you can cook your own, next to a dessert cooler. The meat was good quality and there was SO MUCH banchan!! My favorite was the deonjang soup we also spent less than we thought we were considering some kbbqs are ridiculously expensive!

The food at Seoul Garden was really good, and there was a nice variety of options to choose from…read more The service was also friendly and attentive, which made the overall experience pleasant. The main downside was the environment. The restaurant could use some improvement in terms of atmosphere and cleanliness. Overall, I enjoyed the food and service, but the dining environment could definitely be better.

Came here with my friends from out of town. Really love it. It reminds me of food from my time in…read moreKorea. Homey and hearty soups that are bold with the flavors. Price is reasonable although the area around this place is rough. Will return 9/10

So the restaurant is now called Dalmaekju Restaurant. They moved into a larger space in the same…read moreshopping center (suite 115). The banchan were delicious- I especially enjoyed the bean sprouts and the seaweed with pieces of zucchini. I had the Yookgejang which was boiling hot and just the right spiciness. Tons of flavor. The ladies who run the restaurant are all very friendly. Great place for hot Korean soups.

My mandu soup was tasty! And we loved the banchan here. Also love that the water is actually barley…read moretea. Yummy.

Call before you drive all the way here. In their website and Yelp it says they close at 2AM. But I…read morecame here twice, both time were around 11:40PM, and I was turned away. They close the kitchen earlier I think. So if I were u I'd call before make the drive. It's 12:21AM, they close at 2AM, I just called, no one answered.