This place was a pleasant surprise! The amount of food I got for $13 was kind of absurd. Could…read moretotally have been shared. The make your own cross the bridge noodle is perfect for picky eaters and lets you customize your soup to your liking. The pork broth was good and pleasant. I wish I had gotten more meat slices, but that's a personal preference. Definitely recommend this place!

Really good noodle spot. They have a build-your-own menu which allows for lots of flexibility. The…read moreappetizers were very good tool; I especially liked the mushroom with garlic vinegar sauce. For noodles we tried the tomato and green pepper broths. The green pepper stood out to me because it was numbing but not crazy spicy. The portion size were very generous. Overall it was a solid meal!

Food -Great mifen noodles. Very bouncy and chewy. Broth is…read morenot very spicy but very beefy in flavor, reminiscent of pho -Can pass on the spicy wontons. Wrapper is too thick and sauce is chili oil and soy sauce

I cannot say enough about the kind and humble service and excellent cuisine at Yo!Bowl. Richard…read moretook our order and he was delightful and gave us all of the information and recommendations. We chose a beef stir fried flat noodle (like a drunken noodle) and the make your own bowl option with the beef and mifen noodle soup, all of the free extra pickly things to add to the top, a teriyaki egg and a delightful cucumber salad with homemade wok fried peanuts. We decided to try the Winter Melon tea that was very refreshing and sweet. We thought everything had magnificent flavors and freshness. The beef was so tender and full of flavor. That broth though. Hubba hubba. The walls are whimsically decorated with hand painted art that really added to the quirky atmosphere. We would definitely return.

This place pleasantly surprised me! The menu is a little limited but they specialize in what they…read moreoffer. The jajangmyeon was my favorite. The jjampong is a little spicy but I can't handle too much spicy. They have a kiosk where you can order so it's pretty fast and they just call your number when it's ready. The portions are definitely share size so they have little to-go bowls on the side that you can use. There are plenty of tables but it was pretty busy around lunch time. Also keep in mind the restaurant has an hour break between 3-4pm!

I stopped by to try out Chinese Korean cuisine at Chef Paik's noodle franchise and this…read moreestablishment DELIVERED! I ordered to-go and portions were very generous especially with the sauce (home bowl portrayed and this was only 1/2 out of my to-go box). I definitely appreciated the wok-hei in the dish and it hit the spot with a hearty, umami flavor profile. I had leftover sauce the next day to enjoy with rice and savored every last drop. I'm looking forward to coming back soon!

My absolute favorite restaurant for Korean noodle soup. No frills, you order at the counter and…read morewait for the food and pick it up yourself. The thick noodles are my favorite. It comes in metal bowls so be careful when drinking, but it helps the soup and broth stay hot. The sides are good too, they offer kimchi and radish. The soup itself usually has some shredded vegetables and potatoes in it. The kimchi may be a bit spicy if you're not used to it! There's rice available for additional charge and there's complimentary water on the side you get yourself. Everytime I travel I need to have this place when I land because it is so comforting!

This is my favorite place to come for kal-guksu!…read more Ambiance: This is a very small, cozy restaurant with just a few tables and chairs. You order at the counter, and all the food items are displayed with pictures. They also sell kimchi in both small and large containers to take home. The food does come with kimchi and yellow pickled radish. Service is fine but nothing noteworthy. Chicken Kalguksu: This dish is incredibly comforting. The broth has just the right amount of salt and flavor. The broth is not overpowering or any weird flavoring. The chicken is shredded breast meat. The bowl includes a few simple toppings like egg, green onion, seaweed, and carrot. The portion is generous and the noodles pair well with the soup.

I was in town visiting some family and wanted to stop by this new spot in Plano since it was open…read morefor late nights during the Thanksgiving weekend. The hours are great for late night drinks and dinner, and service was very attentive and recommended some great bar food choices! Highly recommend the popcorn chicken, it was made with dark meat and had an extra crunch packed full of flavor. The ambiance was vintage and lux, perfect for a date night with some Vietnamese tunes that definitely sets the mood!

Food and service was good, but I wish they had their own yelp page instead of keeping the old one…read more Their old store was called Mei Wei and it was in Carrollton. They had bento boxes and dessert similar to Meet Fresh, and it was more of a casual, hang out spot. This new store is next to Ztao and they are more of a sit in restaurant. Their menu was short and when I asked if they had bento boxes, the waitress didn't really understand my question. Their menu consisted of.. 1. Main Entree $14.99 that came with rice, noodles, or congee 2. Soup $3.99 three options 3. Sides $4.99 several options No dessert menu, only a little stand on the table with taro pudding that costed $8.95. We ordered their braised pork chop, daikon meatball soup, and pig ears. Like I mentioned, food was good, but nothing special. You can only order the side and soup if you order one of the main entrees. This new store is nothing like their old store, just fyi.

Wow--amazing food. I travel to Dallas often for work, and this spot is definitely getting…read morebookmarked. I found this gem yesterday and had to come back today for round two. Yesterday I ordered the spicy cold noodles, and today I went with the LA galbi combo, which includes the spicy cold noodles with short ribs. The short ribs are served on a sizzling plate and were absolutely delicious. When you walk in, you place your order at the front, receive a buzzer, and then pick up your food cafeteria-style from the kitchen counter area once it's ready. Everything is self-serve, which is why they don't accept tips. The utensils are tucked away in a pull-out drawer on the side of the table--super cute. They also offer complimentary hot soup for dine-in guests that you can pour yourself at the water station. The food here is a solid 10/10. I'm from California, where we're not exactly lacking in amazing, authentic Korean food--especially in LA and the Bay Area (Santa Clara in particular). But I have to say, it's rare that a place makes me want to come back immediately the next day. Maybe it's because I've had one too many Texas tri-tip lately, but this place was exactly what I needed.

Delicious food!! Love that it's self service and you don't have to tip, giving cafeteria!…read more Very tasty food. Seafood pancake was crispy. Cold noodles had really good flavor. sea food noodle texture was incredible, chewy and had good bounce! Would return!!

Cute & casual hidden gem with homemade noodles & dumplings. Discovered they have daily specials…read more(see picture) for Dine-In customers. Dumplings were an A+ in our books and combination noodle a high B. We'll definitely come try other items on the menu.

Ordered on door dash…read more Don't know if that is why the prices cost more?? Maybe had to do with door dash but then again China one is half what I paid for today... Small egg drop soup 3$ but a large is 9$ what a difference most places there large is usually 4$ that price was crazy high for a side dish. Egg drop soup had corn in the soup. Which is fine I enjoyed it but people who can't have corn probably didn't. We ordered delivery Our order Egg drop soup large 9$ Hot and sour soup large 9$ Fried rice no meat 15$ Lo mein beef 16$ Lo mein chicken 16$ All cost round 80$ after tip and taxes. THAT was a big order but the amount I have ordered at China one was soooo much more reasonable and tasted about the same too.

Food is the best we have found so far in this area. Service is good. I personally don't like the…read moreQR code to order but out side of that it's good. People are very kind and they help when you have questions or in my case, my phone doesn't work here for some reason.

This is a great place for lunch. The pork belly was very tasty... General says chicken... And we…read moretried the tripe. Very interesting... Not my favorite but good. Very clean inside... And the service is very solid. I would definitely return. Their noodles are outstanding.

What a joy to find this place…read more The soup portion was HUGE. I got a spicy beef soup with mushrooms and zucchini and it was amazing. The kimchi was so good that I got a second serving. The gentleman cooking the food was so friendly. He checked on me and gave me two complimentary gyoza. Definitely recommend. My belly is full and I am happy. FYI: You order at a kiosk and they call your number when your order is ready. You get your own water and utensils.

Kooksoo II is the kind of spot that makes you realize noodles are basically a love language. The…read morefood is hearty, flavorful, and feels like it was made to actually fill you up--not just look pretty on Instagram. The noodles had great texture, the broth was rich without being overly salty, and the side dishes were fresh and plentiful. Service was straightforward and efficient--not overly chatty, but they got the job done and kept things moving smoothly. You won't feel ignored, but you also won't be on a first-name basis with your server by the end of the night. Ambiance is simple and casual. It's not trying to be fancy--it's more of a laid-back, everyday kind of place where the focus is clearly on the food. If you're looking for a trendy vibe, this isn't it. But if you just want solid Korean comfort food, it delivers. Overall: great for when you're craving noodles and want an honest, satisfying meal without the frills.

We were looking for a good noodle shop and found this one in the area. Though it was a Saturday…read morenight, it wasn't too busy and service was quick. You self order at a kiosk and seat wherever and wait for your order. I got the minced pork noodle with medium spicy while my sister got beef with mild spicy. The spicy level was perfect - hot but not unbearable. The restaurant looked new and spacious with plenty of seating. Staff was very friendly and helpful. A great place to get spicy noodles

Only positive was the soup dumplings, which were delicious and the atmosphere of the restaurant was…read morespacious and clean. Other than that, the overall experience fell flat. Came here from a post on social media with high hopes. Ordered our food at the kiosk and took a seat. Later an employee came over to inform me they were sold out of something I ordered and let me choose something else. This is fine and not a part of my negative review - it happens - I chose the beef noodle soup, extra spicy, with marinated egg. The cucumber salad we ordered was lacking any and all seasoning. Sadly I make a version of this salad at home, Chinese style, and it is way more flavorful. They didn't let the cucumbers soak in salt beforehand, so they were completely flavorless. Even after adding soy sauce it still didn't save it. Normally the wife and I finish the cucumber salad at other places we order it from, but we didn't even finish this one. When our soup arrived it was extremely oily. Basically mostly oil it seemed, you can see it coating and clinging to the entire spoon. Complely unappealing. I'm not sure if this is something particular to this style/region of a Chinese food or what, but I couldn't eat it. Even worse than the oil issue however, was that the meat in the soup was completely inedible! Literally each piece was either 95% ligament or fat and was just chewy and wouldn't even break down. I kid you not there was maybe a nibble of tender edible meat in the entire bowl of soup. And I don't say this lightly, I'm not a picky eater and generally try to find the positive in food. To top it off, I didn't even get the right kind of egg I ordered in my soup. I wonder if they gave me someone else's order. Either way, it was terrible. Ended up leaving almost the entire soup, even though I was starving. As for positives, the egg noodles in the soup were okay. That's all I can give it. Also, the soup dumplings were delicious. However, given the disappointment in the rest of the food here, we will not be coming back just for soup dumplings. Sadly, this was a huge let down. No wonder it was so empty.