MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE KOREAN RESTAURANT IN HOUSTON!!! I absolutely love this place. From the moment you step into the clean, large restaurant, you get greeted by the loveliest Korean ahjummas and are seated at a table next to a TV playing some K-Drama. The menu is big, but every item on it is executed so well. The flavors are comparable to that you'll get in Korea, with the side dishes few but perfect (the kimchi, jjangachi, and radish kimchi). My favorite is the gamjatang---there is so much meat, the potatoes are piping hot, and the soup is perfectly seasoned and rich. The pancakes and blood sausages are also delicious. I love coming here whenever I crave authentic Korean food: everything from the service to the meal itself is top-tier. The prices are also very very reasonable, especially lunch prices! Parking is plentiful and it's right off the freeway. You have to come here for the best Korean food in the area---I drive all the way from the Medical Center to come here, and it never disappoints! read more

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I'm so pleasantly surprised by this place. I heard it wasn't good so I stayed away but came here for lunch. The kimchijjigae has that sour taste I love and is authentic. The ojinguh bibimbap tasted just like a super popular Korean place in OC. 5/5. Service was very friendly and the place was decently busy for lunch time. They play Korean dramas on the side and it seems spacious enough. I'm impressed for Korean food in Katy! read more

Came here for lunch on cold windy Sunday and left super happy. My friends compare this spot with places in Korea and I can definitely see why. Very authentic flavors in the stews that warm you up to the soul. They were unfortunately sold out of the gamjatang but the dakdoritang was a great alternative for me. Hefty portions for the pancakes, we were easily able to share them among 6 people. Service was super kind and pretty quick! Love when the soup comes out boiling hot (beware for your tongue!). Lunch prices are nicer than dinner, plenty of parking in the lot around. Definitely coming back if I'm in the area. read more

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Stepping out of my truck, it smelled delicious! Walked in, clean, well lit, was promptly seated. My lil chickadees birthday and WOW does she have great taste! Everything was amazing! From the dumplings to the new special ... great flavor, well balanced heat! So Good! read more

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Oh wow, this stand alone Korean restaurant was amazing. Set a little bit from asia town, well worth the trip. We had a big party. And this place was able to accommodate us! I could not wait to get the dol sot mushroom bibimbap, and it came out on a hot plate with handles! The rice was so crunchy and everything very flavorful. My friend ordered a seafood pancake for the table and that with the dipping sauce paired so well with my bibimbap. I usually can't finish my dish but this was sooo good, I ate the WHOLE thing. Seriously, it was THAAT good. I could not put my spoon down. read more

To Soc Chon - Seafood pancake - Korean Near Me - Katy, Texas

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My friend suggested we try this place. I was totally unaware of its existence, and I had yet to try a Korean restaurant in Katy, so I was excited to try it! Upon entering I marveled at how busy they were during the lunch hour. The patrons were mostly Korean, which is always a good sign. An older lady approached as waitstaff and asked if I wanted some barley tea, which I declined. Not a huge fan of it, but it's nice to know they offer it. My dining partner and I shared a seafood pancake for an appetizer! I loved that they brought two separate dipping sauces so we didn't have to share! As for the seafood pancake, texture wise it was incredible! Nice crispy outside with a chewy inside. My only issue with it was it barely contained any seafood at all, which is a shame. The three banchan that we received were all tasty, with the cabbage kimchi being my favorite! I enjoy that it was fresh and not very fermented. We definitely requested a refill. As for my main meal, I ordered the gamja tang which is my go to. It is comprised of pork neck bones and potatoes plus a mess of spring onions, soaking in a nice simmering hot broth. I love the succulent little bits of tendon and meat still clinging to the bone, and honestly I took most of this home so I could gnaw on the tendons attached to the hefty bones like a dirty savage. It was very flavorful. I tried my friend's oxtail soup which was very light with thin slices of oxtail. Overall really nice place that I would consider visiting again. read more

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Korean restaurant right off the frontage road of I10 in Katy- we ordered some typical foods like: Bulgogi- 4/5 Kimchi stew- 3/5- the kimchi was sufficiently sour but it was still lacking some umami flavor I couldn't pin point. For me it was a little too sweet as a base layer after the sour Banchan-1/5- come on guys- the diversity, choices and taste were not there. They did have hot barley tea which was nice. read more

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Absolutely authentic Korean food. The best tteokbokki I've ever had -- my friend and I were battling over the last bits and pieces. The staff is sweet and friendly. I've been been craving cold buckwheat noodles and their Mul Naengmyeon hit the spot. So refreshing. My friend ordered Dakdori-Jeongol (Chicken and Potato Stew). It was served is a sizzling dolsot (stone bowl). If you're looking for delicious food, that will fill your heart and your stomach, I recommend this delicious spot. Easy in and out - plenty of parking, on the Katy Fwy, just west of S. Mason Rd. read more

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This is hands down my all time favorite korean restaurant. All of the workers are super nice and friendly. The food leaves me speechless every time I go and eat. This time I got the Budae Jjigae, kimchi pancake, and galbi. Their kimchi pancake and galbi is the best I've ever had! The batter is super crispy and the flavor is amazing. The sauce for the galbi is perfect, I mix the extra sauce in my rice and it's to die for and the meat is so tender. The budae jjigae has so much meat and noodles added and the portion size is enough to easily feed two people. Also even though there is only 3 banchan every single one is so good especially the kimchi radish is my favorite. Sometimes I ask to buy a Togo container of the kimchi radish home because it's that good! read more

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To Soc Chon is my favorite Korean restaurant in Katy! The service is excellent, and the staff is always kind, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for all customers. I dine here at least once a month. Bibim Naengmyeon: This is the best bibim naengmyeon in Houston, TX. The chewy buckwheat noodles, made in-house, serve as the perfect companion for the sweet, tangy, and savory gochujang sauce. It's a refreshing dish that helps beat the Texas summer heat. Whenever I'm craving bibim naengmyeon, this is the first place that comes to mind. You can adjust the taste to your liking with the vinegar and mustard provided. Seolleongtang: Their seolleongtang is like a comforting hug in a bowl. It's served piping hot with glass noodles, tender brisket, and a generous sprinkle of green onions on top. It also comes with a bowl of fluffy white rice, which is perfect for soaking up the rich, milky broth. The flavor is deep but not overly salty, and you can adjust it to your taste with the salt and pepper provided. Kongguksu: I tried this for the first time recently after being curious about it for months. The noodles were nice and chewy, and the ice-cold broth tasted like a mix of soy milk and tofu. It had a sweet, savory, and nutty flavor profile. I recommend adding a pinch of salt if you think it's too bland. Kimchi Jjigae: You can't go wrong with a classic kimchi jjigae. The soup had a pleasant tangy kick, and the meat was tender and easy to chew. The kimchi was soft and flavorful, and the slightly firm tofu soaked up all the soup beautifully. This dish is a rice thief. It's so tasty you'll keep reaching for more rice! You'll definitely leave the restaurant feeling full and satisfied. I can't end this review without mentioning their banchan (side dishes). To Soc Chon has the best banchan trio: kimchi, radish kimchi, and pickled cucumbers. They're addictive and pair well with any meal. I love snacking on them while I wait for my food. I highly recommend To Soc Chon if you're looking for a restaurant to satisfy your Korean comfort food cravings! read more

To Soc Chon - Kongguksu - Korean Near Me - Katy, Texas

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Banchan 5/5 Seafood pancake 5/5 Spicy Cold noodle 5/5 Oxtail soup 5/5 I have been dreaming of finding a diverse selection of Korean food ever since visiting the Koreatown in LA, and I'm glad to have finally being able to taste some of the dishes I have not been able to find in Houston. First, the banchan is absolutely delicious and just spicy enough to give you a good kick. We were able to buy a small tub of their banchan for $10, which while is more expensive than the grocery store options, is totally worth it for a top notch banchan. My highlight was definitely the oxtail soup, a mild soup that I have been searching for months in Houston ever since I first had it in LA and it felt like a warm hug and perfect for a cold day. The spicy cold noodle is also absolutely delicious and totally manageable for someone who doesn't eat a whole lot of spicy food. Overall despite its location in Katy, I am so glad I found this restaurant and can't wait to come back more as the weather is starting to get colder. read more

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This homey Korean restaurant situated on the opposite side of I-10 from Katy Asian Town is a new favorite, particularly after a long afternoon soaking at the Korean spa. As you'll see from the menu, the specialties are soups, stews, and bibimbap - of what I've tried so far, the intensely rich and meaty gamja-tang is my top pick, each spoonful an addictive volcanic gamble that threatens to singe off your taste buds lest you practice sufficient patience to let the broth cool ever so slightly. If you're dining in, the hot stone bibimbap is worth the upcharge from its regular counterpart - few things in the Katy area are more satisfying than breaking the egg yolk all over gochujang-drizzled crispy rice. The housemade banchan are crisp and perfectly funky - in particular, the cucumber/apple/jalapeno dish was new to me but its sweet and tangy notes were a welcome relief from the fire of other dishes. And don't forget to ask for refills - the attentive and personable ajummas who run the place are more than happy to see you enjoy all the kimchi and pickled radish you can stomach. I'll catch y'all out here next time I decide to take a dip at Spa World! read more

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Really good food albeit a bit more on the pricey side. The staff are really nice and attentive when we last are here. The squid stirfry was amazing as usual and my wife's loves their stone pot. We were regulars here since their food is so good. Kinda disappointed that we cannot go here anymore as they're a 51 business. read more

YUM. This is the perfect place for the colder weather we've been experiencing lately. We ordered the Haemul Pajeon (Seafood Pancake), Kimchi Jjigae (Kimchi Stew), and Seollung-Tang (Ox Bone Soup). The kimchi stew is super flavorful and quite on the spicier side (so fair warning), while the ox bone soup had a much milder/softer flavor. Both paired well with the side of rice we received. I really enjoyed all the sides, but my favorite might have to be the kimchi radish! The seafood pancake was also a great starter - a good size for 3 people or so. The servers were also incredibly friendly and attentive. I can't wait to come back and try their tofu stew next time! read more

Came on a Sunday morning and was immediately greeted and given a table. The atmosphere is very casual and comforting as the servers are extremely sweet and attentive. We ordered the Gamja- Jeongol (the spicy pork neck bone and potato stew) to share and it was plenty of food for 4 people. The stew itself was very hearty with plenty of potatoes and meat, however the broth itself was a bit bland and was not spicy in my opinion. (5/10) The ban chan, however, such as the kimchi, the radish, and the marinated cucumber and zuchini were all very fresh and flavorful (7/10). The service was top tier as the waiters were quick to give us refills of the ban chan and the water when they noticed that we were running out and constantly checked in with my table. I would definitely come back to try other menu items for the stellar service and the homey vibes of the restaurant! read more

To Soc Chon - Korean Near Me - Katy, Texas

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Good place to get Korean food. I got the Korean army stew and it was on the sour end, perhaps it was more kimchi based. I'm use to eating more of a saltier based army stew. So far I'd rather go to Bon Galbi or Cho Dang Gol. The bonchon here was average. Not sure if I'd come back. read more

To Soc Chon - Korean Near Me - Katy, Texas

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Comforting spot for a comforting meal. The kimchi smacks hard, both the cabbage and radish. The pickled veggies are yummy too, crunchy and sweet. The seolleongtang has to be my absolute favorite dish. I like to add salt and pepper in there plus some kimchi juice. Idk how else to describe this wonderful dish, but it literally revives me. Love the glass noodles at the bottom and the hearty broth. The employees are so sweet and quick to attend to the needs of their customers. Plenty of seating, and it doesn't get overwhelmingly loud! read more

To Soc Chon - Korean Near Me - Katy, Texas

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Don't let the dates exterior deter you from coming in and enjoying some delicious Korean flavors. Great spice and well developed jigae. This location stands all on its own - south of I-10 which is the other side of Katy Asian Town (north of I-10). Service was friendly. Good came out hot and fresh. Large parking lot - you can park in the rear of the restaurant. I recommend and will come back! read more

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Great customer service and great food. Food was very tasty and the restaurant is very clean. read more

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I've heard so much about this place, from friends, social media, and local buzz, all claiming it's the best spot for authentic Korean food in town. Since it's right by my house, I had to see for myself. We visited on a Saturday afternoon around 2-3 PM. It was fairly packed but not overcrowded, and my first impression was already a good one. The moment you walk in and hear people speaking Korean, you know you've come to the right place. Most of the customers were Korean, and the staff were even taking orders in Korean- which says a lot about its authenticity. But keep in mind: authentic doesn't mean cheap. The prices here are definitely on the higher side, but it makes sense. The portions are generous, the quality is noticeably better, and the flavors are spot-on. One of the highlights for me was the banchan, especially the kimchi. The best I've had. It's clearly homemade and has that deep, fermented flavor you don't find in store-bought versions. The menu isn't huge, which I actually appreciate, it means they focus on doing a few things really well. Since we knew the portions were big (and the prices a bit steep), we ordered two entrées and one side to share: * Soondae (Korean Blood Sausage): Mild in flavor but super soft and moist, not dry at all. It comes with a salt and pepper mix on the side, which I believe is the traditional way to eat it. * Haemul Soondubu (Spicy Seafood Soft Tofu Stew): Served piping hot in a huge pot, larger than any other place I've been to. Packed with seafood and loaded with toppings that kept showing up the more we ate. Full of flavor and very satisfying. * Mul Naengmyeon + Bulgogi Combo: They will give you vinegar and mustard bottle on the side. The cold noodles had the perfect chewy texture, just the way they're supposed to be. We asked for extra sauce like we usually do at other places, but honestly, we didn't even need it the dish already came well-seasoned. The bulgogi was delicious, though we wished the portion of meat was a bit more generous. We shared everything between the two of us and left completely full, even my husband, who usually eats for two! The homemade kimchi and even the way they store their utensils added thoughtful, authentic touches. The interior is simple and reminds me of what you'd see in a Korean drama clean, modest, and traditional. A small critique: while the portions and flavor justify the pricing for the most part, I do think they could offer a bit more meat in the dishes that include it. They also have a lunch special from Monday to Friday (10:30 AM - 2:00 PM) which is only $1 off the regular price. Personally, I think they could do more with the "special" to make it feel like a real deal, especially since you won't find any entrée under $10 except for side dishes. Overall, we had a great experience. If you're someone who truly enjoys Korean cuisine and are looking for an authentic, high-quality spot--this place should be at the top of your list. Just be prepared to pay a little more, and come hungry. read more

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Came here with some friends on their recommendation and had a great time! This is a really delicious, authentic, family-owned Korean restaurant just outside of the Katy Asia Town plaza. Given its proximity to H-Mart, there's plenty of competition nearby and probably why I haven't come across this place sooner; but the variety in their menu, the good portion sizes, great service, and the recipe they use for their kimchi make me want to come back here over the other restaurants in the area. All the food I got to try was amazing. Both the seafood and kimchi jeon were crispy and flavorful, and I would easily order either of them again. We also had the jokbal, which was super pricy, but it made sense given how generous a portion it was. But it was the steamed mandu that took me by surprise with how juicy and flavorful it was- I may not have ordered it if I was on my own, but I'm so glad my friends did because this is DEFINITELY a must try. Their homemade kimchi was also so incredible that I bought a portion to bring home. If you like to keep kimchi at home but are unwilling to make your own, I would just skip H-mart (something I don't normally say) and buy it from here instead. read more

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The food was on point. Our group of 8 was well looked after, everything we ordered was tasty. Got our Korean soup fix. One of the beef soup was on the sweet side, so just ask for that and avoid it if you don't like sweet (which we noted for next time). The kimchee was great. Cold noodle only served during the hot season and not in winter season. read more

Food was EXCELLENT and the service was AWESOME. Staff was extremely caring. Will definitely return!

i luv this place. had the beef bibimbap and the soondae, SOOOO many banchans. it was so good! i know soondae isn't everyones favorite, and it was my first time tryig it so i was worried, but it was delicious-- not such an irony taste! it had a rice filling rather than glass noodles. the bibimbap. wow. for the price? the portion was UNREAL! it was so good! read more

To Soc Chon - bibimbap - Korean Near Me - Katy, Texas

I live in Spring Branch, known for bomb Korean restaurants. However, Katy is definitely coming up with these new yummy Korean eats! I came during lunch on a weekend with a friend and it wasn't too busy. It's located right on the I10 feeder road with a noticeable large sign. The building is a bit dated, but nice and bright inside. We ordered 2 dishes to share: Chicken & Potato Stew- Piping hot, dark meat chicken and large (good large, hehe) potato chunks. A hearty stew. Spicy Stir Fried Squid- Sizzling stir fried squid with veggies. The spice level was perfect. It's mild to medium spicy with a hint of sweetness. The veggies added a lovely, crunchy texture. The banchan dishes were lacking. They only offered 3 sides, which weren't very good in my opinion. These dishes are meant to be sides to compliment main dishes, but like any co-star, they also need to shine just as bright. All the banchan offered was pickled. A neutral balance would be a combination of braised, steamed, blanched or stir fried dishes. No complaints on service. I'd def return to try the other dishes. read more

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We had high hopes for this place as it has decent reviews for a home style Korean restaurant but the food was average, the service was also average but I wasn't expecting exceptional service either so that didn't bother me. We came on a Saturday night, it wasn't packed and we got seated right away. Like every other Korean restaurant they start you off with free banchan, though none of them was very good. We didn't even ask for any refills. We ordered the soondae (blood sausage) which didn't have much taste and a large pot of Kamja tang (potatoes pork bone soup) which was mediocre. Neither of the dishes stood out to us and left us with much to be desired. With the prices of the dishes we expected better quality and taste. Maybe we didn't choose the right dishes as we are confused on the high rating it has, but we probably won't be coming back. read more

I was so excited to try this place! My friend who lives nearby said they were good and had good yukjejang which is one of my favorite soups. It was a dreary rainy night so soup would hit the spot. This is such a hole in the wall well not a small place but it looks like a prior Waffle House or something made into a Korean restaurant lol so it was unassuming. We came in late but they graciously served us. Ofc I had to get the yukjejang. Been craving it too. My friends shared one along with dumplings. Really liked the kimchi and panchans. Very fresh even so late into the night. The spicy beef soup was so delicious. I loved it a lot. It was on the spicier side but so good with rice. I would have given this place 5 stars but I had to knock it down because my friends said the dumplings tasted just like the bibigo beef ones they sell at Costco. Like exact replica hmmm.. I wished I tasted one but I trusted them since they are foodies as well. And that just doesn't make sense to serve that and charge so much when I know Korean places should be able to make better mandoos. Anyways the service was fine and nice. The place a bit old and not the cleanest but it's fine. It was a homey meal which I liked. Hit the spot. Prices were reasonable. Would I come back? Maybe? I really enjoyed the soup. But then there are so many good Asian and Korean places in town... but I did like my soup though ha read more

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Very good korean restaurant with lots of seating. I had the naengmyeon and they provide scissors to cut the noodles as well as mustard and vinegar. The service is very good and attentive. The banchan is unlimited I think. read more

To Soc Chon - Naengmyeon - Korean Near Me - Katy, Texas

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If you want the real authentic Korea food come here! The only complaint is the side dish hope it has more variety than just same every-time ! read more

AMAZING!!! 맛있는!!! The food here was so, so, so good! I was craving some Korean beef soup (Seollung-tang) and was pleasantly surprised to see that they had Korean cold noodles (Mul Naengmyeon) and bulgogi clay pot dish (Stone bulgogi bibimbap). They also had seafood pancake (Haemul Pajeon). My dad and brother loved everything. I didn't try the seafood pancake but I loved the rest of the dishes. Food: Cold noodles- 20/10 Beef soup- 10/10 Bulgogi and rice- 10/10 The prices are reasonable too! Ambiance: 10/10 Very clean and simple chic! Staff: 20/10 And the best part were the amazing and helpful staff. We felt so welcome and at home and they made sure we had a great time which we did! Definitely worth the drive! I'd come back in a heartbeat! read more

To Soc Chon - Korean Near Me - Katy, Texas

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I have got to say I don't venture out to the Katy Asian Town direction often since the food is mediocre, but would happily make a stop at To Soc Chon when I am in the area! You can easily miss the restaurant when driving on the I-10 feeder, so be on the lookout for the signage. The restaurant has a large space, and the service has been really good the times I have come. The dishes I enjoy here the most have been the Bossam, Jokbal, Samgyetang, and the Bibimbap. Samgyetang would definitely be great for this winter weather. My only complaint would be that the price could be steeper than what you're used to in Korean Town/Long Point area, and they do not serve lettuce wrap but instead charge for White fermented cabbage to roll with the Bossam/Jokbal instead. Tl;dr: Great/solid Korean food in Katy side of town, pay attention for the signae to avoid missing the entrance off the highway! read more

To Soc Chon - Bibimbap - Korean Near Me - Katy, Texas

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I ate here a few weeks ago and this is by far the best and most authentic Korean spot I've had in the Houston area! The food tasted clean and home made. The banchans were SO good. The service was friendly and fast. I will definitely be returning. If you visit I would highly recommend their steamed mandu and hot stone bibimbap. If you're more into soup I got their kimchi jjigae and it's perfectly spicy and acidic! read more

To Soc Chon - Steamed mandu - Korean Near Me - Katy, Texas

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This is a no frills, homestyle Korean spot. I recommend this if you're in the mood for soup. Their army stew is really good. I haven't had the chance to try another soup but they seem popular. The banchan were nice and spicy. read more

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To Soc Chon is located along the busy side of I-10 feeder road and it looks really out of place. Its situated in front of a motel which makes me think this facility use to be an IHOP or Denny's in its prior life. Either way, its a mile away from Katy Asian Town so no biggy. This place has turned out to be our go to korean restaurant for a casual night out. Its pretty good in terms of authenticity (usually a lot of koreans eating there) and also theres a 'auntie' that walks around pointing out your inadequacies and giving you directions in how to eat the food. Nothing more Asian than that! They do have a healthy amount of cold dishes to warm up your appetite and usually I go heavier on them since they are refillable. I got their bibimbap and it could have fed me for multiple meals. It was fresh, tasty and beautiful to even look at. Wife got a beef tofu soup that also was pretty decent portion and deliciously hot. Overall we always have a solid and enjoyable time a To Soc Chon. Definitely a hole in the wall place thats hidden in plain sight. I've always been Mid with korean food, but I'm a big fan of To Soc Chon read more

Loved it first here always wanted to try it every thing was delicious and plentiful the staff was welcoming and attentive definitely will back read more

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very sweet waitstaff - the 감자탕 (Potato Stew) was a bit more mild than I'm used too, the 해물파전 (seafood pancake) was crispy and filling, and the LA Galbi was tender. Wish there was more 반찬 (side dishes) but still a good spot for Katy Korean food! Very tough for me to give five stars for Korean food - aside from my grandmas (still a great spot) Cheers! read more

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this was our second visit and don't know why we don't come here more often. everything is good and tasty. they don't have tons of different banchan but what they serve, it's fresh with good flavor. and lastly, great and prompt service. ladies that work there are very friendly and responsive. read more

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To Soc Chon is the best spot for delicious, authentic Korean food in Houston!!! The kimchi jjiggae and soups are especially good - hearty, flavorful, and incredibly satisfying. The banchan are fresh and looks to be made in house too. I crave this place all the time The casual atmosphere is perfect for solo or group dining, and the service is always friendly and attentive. The food also comes out decently fast. If you're looking for a great Korean restaurant with a variety of authentic dishes at reasonable prices, come here!! read more

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KATY, TX 77450 / KOREAN SPECIALTY / 12-25-23 / LUNCH +Glad to see a Korean regional specialty restaurant be established very close to Korea Asia Town. +The customer service was warm and welcoming. +The gamjatang (pork neck soup) was well-prepared. It would've been better with some fresh perilla leaves and more vegetables. +The little ones enjoyed the sullungtang (beef bone broth soup). +The soondae (pork blood sausage) was executed well; not over-steamed or dry. -The seating is pretty limited for parties of 5 or more. -The spicy radish and cabbage kimchis used too much fermented shrimp for my liking. -The restrooms need renovating. What we ordered: 1 gamja jeongol (pork neck hotpot), serves three $41.99 1 sullungtang (beef bone broth soup) $15.99 1 soondae (pork blood sausage) $24.99 1 extra rice $2.00 Total: $107.00 post-tax plus tip We will definitely be back to try some other specialty dishes; i.e., pig feet, boiled meats, etc. If you're interested in trying out a Korean specialty cuisine that originated in the southern-most part of the peninsula, go check this place out and give them some Yelp love! read more

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My husband and I eat here at least once a month. The food is fantastic. I always end up eating way too much. Service is incredible as well. I love the ladies and they are incredibly friendly. The restaurant is nice and love K-pop music and K-pop tv shows which play as we dine. read more