Mama's Kitchen Korean Restaurant of Frisco 한식 & 반찬 전문점

This place is authentic korean food for sure. I mean, food did not taste like shortcut stuff you get in some name restaurants in Carrolton.... the restaurant is kind of self-serve modern atmosphere. Found the owner working here- which means it's taken care of personally.... The restaurant is clean, food is very good, and healthy. It's what I would come again, for those reasons.

Authentic Korean food! We just left and the food was amazing. It was our first time so we kept it safe with a beef bulgogi-it came with rice, sides and a choice of soup. Great portions and exactly what we wanted. So happy to have a great Korean spot on the west of Frisco.

Would eat here again, but nothing *really* stood out to me here.What we got: Kimchi pancake, japchae (we felt this dish was more quantity over quality. Japchae is typically a sticky dish, but we thought it was one solid mushy piece), galbi combo which came with a side of soondubu, and pork bulgogi combo which came with a side of kimchi soup - $91.79. Everything we ordered met our bare minimum expectation of Korean food, but nothing was mind blowing. Korean food is great because of all the banchan and side orders of rice, but with their prices, I was hoping for more. I get the economy is sht right now, but I think each dish was a bit overpriced. Our 8 pieces of galbi and side soondubu cost $30 alone. Environment & service: Choose where you want to sit, order at a kiosk, and they bring the food to you. Though your interaction is extremely limited with the workers, they are very nice and still create a clean and welcoming environment. Maybe 10 full parties on a Saturday around 1:30pm.

We came in starving on Sunday lunch excited to explore the neighborhood and Mama's kitchen did not disappoint! The food was flavorful and comforting. The service was quick and friendly! Highly recommend

Friendly staff and great food!I'm not Korean, so the staff is very helpful. Today is cold and I felt like some sort of spicy soup with meat. They suggested either the Spicy Brisket soup or the Spicy Pork Stew (that is pretty soupy). I went with the pork stew and it was delicious. I'll be back.

What a hidden gem tucked inside a strip mall that's not visible from the street. You'll never know that there is an amazing Korean restaurant just by passing by. I love mamas kitchen as the taste and cooking is just authentic. No hidden msg or overly salty. The kitchen staff are confident in their cooking. Everything is self service from ordering, getting your own drinks and utensils. But once seated they bring out the side dishes and your food fairly quickly. The other bonus is that I can come here with a large party and do not need reservation. No surcharge for large parties and plenty of tables and room to accommodate large parties of 10 and more. One of my favorite Korean restaurant!

Bumping this up to a 5 star. Good food and everything was excellent quality the last couple times we went. Particular shout out to the Korean army stew.

ORDER]LA Galbi Combo with Soondae Soup - The LA Galbi was chewy and had good flavor. It was hot to the touch and the onions around cooking in the sauce were super tasty. The tofu soup was a 7/10. It comes with soft tofu, clams, and squid.Side dishes - The kimchi was not as fermented as should be but other than that, everything was all good from the perspective of the side dishes.Overall, the food is pretty on the expensive side, but the flavors are great and the experience eating lunch there was really good!VIBESThe place is super spacious. You can sit anywhere. Be sure to order up fronts and then seat yourself. Lots of seating around and many different chairs. There is also higher seating and long table seating as well.SERVICENot much to say on service other than they were pretty fast with the food and polite with any questions asked.

One of the few Korean food spots up north that just opened! We came here for lunch on a Friday and it wasn't very busy at all. You order and pay yourself from a kiosk and they bring out your food to you. Banchan (side dishes) were pretty good and decent portions (except we had to ask for another serving of kimchi since it wasn't enough for two people). I ordered the Bulgogi Hotpot since it sounded interesting and hubby ordered the kalbi tang with a side of steamed dumplings. The bulgogi hotpot was tasty, the soup/broth tasted very much like bulgogi and there were pieces of rice cake and some vermicelli noodles in there along with an egg. It wasn't really like a soup so I didn't really drink much of the broth, i just ate everything as is or they also give you a bowl of rice you can eat it with. The kalbi tang seemed like it lacked flavor to me but it could have been because my dish was so flavorful? Hubby said the flavor of his kalbi tang was ok but nothing spectacular. The dumplings were good and big and they give you a good amount along with dipping sauce. Overall it seems like a nice Korean cafe to go to for lunch without having to drive to Carrollton. I would give it another go and order something different next time since they have a pretty decent sized menu.

Dined here for the first time tonight and we enjoyed our meal - and will likely return! It's nice to finally have a good Korean place in Frisco that isn't KBBQ or AYCE This place reminded me a lot of BCD House but less options and much closer! We ordered the bulgogi entree, galbi combo with soontofu, japchae and steamed egg. Their soontofu was so flavorful and the tofu, wow, literally silkier than some of the other places I've had soontofu at. Service was great; they came around and checked on us a few times. Ordering was easy and the food came out in an orderly time. We'll be back!