We went here for a late night dinner. The food and sides were great. The fish was not fishy at all…read morewhich I liked. The servers were friendly and helpful. The menu has decent selections to pick from.

Got the tofu soup and it was really good, definitely a little better than the average tofu soup…read moreI've had around Dallas. The flavor was solid, comforting, and a little spicier than most other places, which I actually liked. The sides were also great and probably better quality than a lot of other Korean spots in Dallas. Everything tasted fresh and made the meal feel more complete. The inside was super clean with a nice simple vibe, and service was good throughout.

Up here in Dallas for our son's "white coat ceremony" at UTSW Medical School, we decided to visit…read morethis place on the recommendation of our son and was impressed with the food, service and hospitality. This place was pretty busy on a Friday night and even with that the servers who waited us were very courteous, attentive and quick to bring us our food. Piping hot and soooo good! If you are looking for an authentic Korean food experience I don't think you can beat this place. John, the owner came and visted us for a bit and said this particular location has been here for at least 9 years. I can tell with all the regulars that seemed to be trickling in while we there. My kid has a yen for Korean food and I can tell why. The Bulgogi was excellent along with the SunDuBu and Tofu soups. The menu seemed very loaded with all kinds of delicacies but I let the kids handle the ordering. I left feeling satisfied and happy! Plus meeting John and talking him a bit left me feeling that he really valued the experience of his customers. Very rare to see sometimes. Kudos to him! So if you're ever in Dallas and are looking for good Korean food give this place a try. You won't be disappointed...

i was looking for a place to get tofu soup and found this one! it definitely has a more comforting…read morevibe, like i was home with my mother cooking for me. the staff is very sweet and always made sure to come check on us. the soup was very warm and just what i needed. the tofu was soft and flavorful, the extra ramyeon noodles (couple dollars extra) were softly cooked, and the meat was nice and soft. the meats were very soft, which was surprising since they look a little bit charred and dry. seasoned beautifully and would go great with the tofu. the side dishes were fresh and paired with every dish.

This is one of my favorite Korean food spots. The bbq pork ribs are so flavorful, the galbi is…read more good, the seafood pancake has lots of seafood, the tofu soup is comforting, the sides are always fresh and good. Service is great and it is well lit. Can't wait to go back again.

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.

Oh. My. Lord... dear saemaeul, you might just be the best thing that has ever happened to me…read more.. beef special is the best, I've never had meat that is so effortlessly tender and rich the fat just melts no matter the cut they cook, the marinated beef was too good, and the thin cuts of beef were the best.... The seafood pizza thing was aight but then again how can anything compare to the high quality meat saemaeul gave me that day? Thank u saemaeul... i will be back sooner than u might think

We were visiting our relatives in Texas and wanted them to have true Korean bbq experience. We are…read morefrom California and had many great experiences in various Korean restaurants since options are limitless here in San Francisco area. So on Sunday 09/27, 7 of us decided to give this place a try. We were pleasantly surprised how efficient and friendly the staffs were! Jin was an absolutely amazing waiter who went above and beyond just to make our experience seamless and enjoyable even though we had to split our party into 2 separate table. I didn't get the names of the other two servers who cooked our meat to perfection but "Jin" made it possible for us to enjoy our meal! Oh and the quality of meat was phenomenal! But the experience of these exceptional service and efficiency made the meal even better. We will definitely come back next time when we are in town and my relatives found their new go to place!

Food was delicious! We were surprised it wasn't packed for the quality of the food, maybe because…read moreit was Monday evening. If you enjoy Korean food, this is authentic and so good. Definitely coming back soon.

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.

It was your typical 400 Celsius degree day outside here in TX and we were actually on our way to…read moreeat pho but turned around once we learned there was a line out the door. My partner and I decided to brave the Saturday crowd at the Carrollton H-Mart plaza and eat at Naju Myeonok for lunch. We both got the same #29 spicy, cold noodles with beef, skate and pork. It was absolutely delicious. It satisfied my soul is the best way to put it. The mandu were fine. I don't know why some restaurants charge so much for dumplings. It's getting out of hand. $10 for 5 hurt my soul but the noodles made up for it.

I came to this place looking for one thing: a good Galbi Jjim. Not only did they deliver, but they…read moreNAILED IT! This is the best Galbi Jjim that I have had in Dallas. Incredibly high quality cuts of beef, slow simmered potatoes, chewy/fresh rice cakes, and fresh delicious vegetables and green onions. The brown gravy/sauce was delicious. The small plates of banchan were both intentional and flavorful. Very good pickling on them. Service was very friendly and the ambiance was peaceful. Even though it was busy, people ate in silence and enjoyed their food. They keep it ice box cold, so definitely bring a layer if you get chilly! It was under $90 for the Galbi Jjim, which is actually a smoking deal. I can't wait to go back.

Employees were nice and attentive Chicken wings came out hot…read moreand crunchy First time trying soy marinated crab and it was so flavorful and yummy, leaves me craving for me Corn cheese was sizzling, be careful, it's hot!

MIND BLOWN!!!!!! LITERALLY, THE BEST Korean fried chicken I've ever had in my life! The freshness,…read morequality, flavor, and service were all 10 out of 10!! The owner was there and while initially I thought the service was a bit slow, the owner was the one that really turned our experience around. The food definitely was already giving five star vibes! Located about ten minutes north of Carrollton Korea town, nestled in a smaller plaza, is this amazing Korean fried chicken! Normally, I am not the biggest fan of the saucy marinated chicken but I tried the sweet Korean and the honey garlic and both were amazing! Crispy and crunchy on the outside, moist chicken on the inside and came out piping fresh! We also ordered their original boneless with a refreshing green onion salad that compliments the boneless chicken so well!!! All washed down with an ice cold TERRA! We also ordered Seoddok seoddok Which is a crispy chewy rice cake and Korean sausage on a stick drizzled with a sweet and spicy sticky sauce! 10/10 as well. Whether you're visiting or a local, this place is a MUST TRY! There is a common practice in Korean culture in their restaurants and retail Shops that's called "service," which basically equates to "on the house" in American culture. The owner gave us two types of shaved ice on the house and it was the perfect and refreshing dessert to end and round our whole experience!!! PSA: first you pick the type chicken - boneless, wings, or the whole chicken cut into pieces. Then, you pick your batter: golden crispy batter, fried batter, or yorienn batter. I recommend the classic KFC style FRIED BATTER! Lastly, pick your sauce! I still dream of this chicken place and it's only been a week since we tried it. I already want to go back and my mouth literally drools thinking about it!

The Seolleongtang here is not just good -- it's genuinely outstanding, with a deep, milky broth and…read moretender slices of beef that make the whole bowl incredibly satisfying. I'd strongly recommend it to anyone looking for comforting, well‑executed Korean soup.

Overall: 4.2/5 [dine in]…read more They served three banchans and their kimchi was really good, though I didn't care for the green onion one. Each soup came with a bowl of fresh white rice and a dipping sauce for the meat. The soup bowl looked a bit small at first but I was comfortably full by the end of the meal. Just a heads up that the soups come unseasoned so there's salt on the table for you to season to your liking. #3 Seok Uh Sulung Tang ($17.99): Ox bone soup with mixed meat and thin white noodles. I loved the variety so this was perfect for me. The soup tasted a lot better with 2 spoons of salt. I also added some black pepper and green onions to round it out even more. #9 Won Gi Tang ($23.99): Came with beef baby back rib, ox knee, beef brisket, and green onions. The broth had a slight green onion flavor but was otherwise similar to the other soup. My only gripe was that the rib meat wasn't very tender so it was hard to eat off the bone. Solid spot and a great choice for a recovery meal.

The only thing this place was missing was being open 24 hours. This place made me miss korea even…read moremore. Gamjatang is one of my favorites. We ate it plenty during our year stay in Seoul. You walk in, order your gamjatang. They have add ons for your Gamjatang as well. We got the large for $65. It came with the wasabi (or is it mustard?) soy sauce for dipping. I almost cried. I loved this sauce with gamjatang and hangover soup in Seoul. I probably said a few dozen times "they don't serve this sauce back in Texas".. You order and a few minutes later out comes a big pot of tang with mound of pork, cabbage, gochujang, and perilla. Don't forget to get the scissors, tongs, and bone bucket if they didn't give it to you. Hearty, comforting, and filling. I loved every bite.

We stopped at this restaurant while traveling to Dallas and were excited to try the Korean…read moregamjatang. We arrived around 1 pm, and the restaurant was relatively quiet. We ordered gamjatang and waited about 30 minutes. At first, we assumed it was taking a while to prepare. However, when other customers arrived, ordered the same dish, and received their food within five minutes, we realized something was wrong. When we finally asked the staff, we learned that she had forgotten to place our order. What made the experience more frustrating was that no one checked on us during those 30 minutes. We were simply left sitting there, waiting for our food. The staff apologized and offered us complimentary soft drinks to make up for the mistake, but by then, we had already lost our appetite. Unfortunately, the gamjatang itself was just average and did not make up for the disappointing experience. Things got even more frustrating when we checked the bill. Despite the drinks being offered as complimentary, we were charged for them. We had to bring this to the staff's attention twice before the charges were finally removed. Overall, the service was disappointing, from the forgotten order to the repeated billing mistake. We came in excited to enjoy a good bowl of Korean gamjatang, but the experience fell well short of our expectations. Would we visit again? Nah!

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