Dong Bo Sung

I think this might be my new favorite spot for jjajangmyeon! The noodles were so chewy and bouncy, the sauce was delicious, and we got refills on the radish and onions.The tangsuyuk was also pretty delicious! It was nice and crispy and the sauce was piping hot.

Overall, not bad! I liked their Ganjjajang a lot. Could be the best I've had in DFW so far (but still not as good as the one I'd get in Korea lol). Jjamppong was also pretty flavorful, not too spicy. Noodle texture was also satisfactory. I was not happy with the sweet & sour pork though - the batter was not crispy at all. The sauce was ok but because the pork itself felt soggy, didn't really love it. Service was great - the server lady was attentive and nice. It seemed like she speaks both Chinese and Korean fluently. Impressive!

I love eating the sauteed seafood on scorched rice! It's so delicious, and the rice is crunchy when you eat it as soon as the seafood is poured into the rice dish! I highly recommend this dish if you like seafood although it is one of the more expensive dishes. It is enough for 3 people in my opinion.The service is good, and the servers were quick taking orders. My family and I didn't wait long for the food to come out.It's a small restaurant with a designated area for large parties, and it's pretty quiet and a bit dim but gives a nice ambiance, I guess. There's a lot of parking, and the restrooms are clean but kind of smells like a hair salon.TL;DR: I love and recommend eating the sauteed seafood on scorched rice. It's quiet and there should be enough seating areas albeit it's a small restaurant.

I was reeeally craving black bean noodles with sweet and sour meat, so we went here. It was quiet on Saturday night at 7pm so we were a little apprehensive but the food was tasty and the ambiance was cozy. The staff was polite and efficient. The portions are healthy. I would say two dishes feeds 3-4 people, so the value is quite decent. The flavors for both dishes were tasty but standard. They're not the best as other places in Carrollton but they definitely warmed my soul and satiated my cravings. The sweet and sour can be beef or pork, regular or spicy, and the jajangmyeon has regular sauce and +$1 options for seafood or minced pork+veggies. The sweet and sour beef we got was tangy and tasty, with deep fried beef and big, tasty chunks of pineapple, carrots and bell peppers. The beef was not super soft but it was also not gristly, so I was happy with it. Note - we got spicy but it wasn't remotely spicy. I don't know if they forgot to make it spicy or the spicy is really not spicy. I'll have to report back next time I go. The black bean noodle was tasty too. It came with pickles and raw onions and extra sauce on the side. The sauce was tasty, especially with the added texture of the pork and veggies. The noodles were reasonable and al dente but not super sproingy like how I prefer them. Overall the experience was good and we'd consider coming back. :)

Very good!! We lucked up on Dong Bo Sung since the place we were initially going had a wait. We came here and were seated immediately. It quickly filled up after we arrived. We placed our drink orders, asked a few questions about the menu, and ordered. We had the fried dumplings, noodles in black bean sauce for 2, spicy chicken, and orange chicken. The noodles in black bean sauce could have been eaten by 3 or 4 people. It was a lot of food, and good food. Everyone enjoyed what they had and we have plenty to take home for another meal. We will definitely be back!

The food was amazing! My friends and I did family style with Noodle with mixed seafood and veggie soup, noodles with black bean sauce, beef with scallions, sweet and sour sauce (the bowl), fried pork, and flower bread . Service was really good because there was only one or two employees running so it did take some time for our items to come but the food did come quickly. So service response time was appropriate. The decor is really cute but I forgot to take photos of them. The food is super amazing and I would totally come again with my family. They're also very dense food so come hungry! Parking is free and in front.

My family's favorite Chinese Korean restaurant in Texas! Definitely give their jjajangmyun, or black bean noodles, a try --it's super flavorful and also huge in portion. I can't believe I've been "playing it safe" by going to franchise restaurants for my jjajangmyun fix. Will definitely be back the next time I'm in Carrollton!

The service was very smooth and they were so nice! We never tried Korean food before but the staff helped us get familiar with their options! We went for the Jajangmyeon and it was sooo good. I still think about it and I'm definitely coming back.

This is my family's FAVORITE place to eat! We'd always gone to the Dallas location prior to this one opening, but this location is so much cleaner and nicer than the Dallas one which makes for a better experience. Service is also fantastic at both locations, and owners and workers all seem to care a lot about good quality service.The Chinese-Korean food is absolutely amazing and hard to find elsewhere. I always get the Mapo Tofu (tofu with spicy sauce & meat), Black Bean Noodles aka Jajangmyeon, and Sweet and Sour Pork aka Tangsuyuk !! The Mapo Tofu is the perfect mix of spicy and savory and is great to eat with rice. The Jajangmyeon is amazing per usual, and the Tangsuyuk sauce comes on the side so that the chicken doesn't get soggy. Overall, 10/10!! Recommend this to all of my friends and family.Reminder: Portions are big - highly recommend family styling with a group.

There aren't many restaurants that make Korean-Chinese black bean noodles around DFW so I was hoping this place would be good. Unfortunately the noodles here had a strange pasty taste and barely any chew, which ruined the whole experience. The tangsooyook was not crispy and the sauce was overly vinegary. I don't think the chef here knows what they are doing.