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    San Korean BBQ

    5.0 (7 reviews)

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    Lindsey N.

    My husband and I love Korean BBQ and were excited for this new addition to Dallas proper. The restaurant is spacious with moveable vents that prevent excess smoke from arising in the space. The service was friendly, quick and attentive. The quality of the meats were great and exceeded our expectations! The portions were generous for the price. They offer good combo deals and we got brisket, honeycomb cut pork belly, beef bulgogi, thin-sliced pork belly, 2 bowls of rice, and kimchi soup for only $50. In addition, they have happy hour prices for drinks before 7pm. Definitely recommend adding this to your Dallas must-try list :)

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