"My good friend of mine - Byron S told me about this place called - "No. 1 Plus Chicken", so Bruddah man had to check 'em out!Are ya a fan of Korean Frrrrrrried Chicken? If so, then No. 1 Plus Chicken got ya covered!Located at a small strip mall in Dallas, you'll find many other Aisan eateries, as well as a Korean supermarket at this small strip mall.As I walked into No. 1 Plus Chicken, the small little restaurant was packed with folks, so I decided to do take out & eat my grub at my hotel room.Looking over the menu, I decided to get a 10 piece chicken wings with Yangyum sauce (sweet & spicy sauce) and a side of onion rings.What can I say about the grub?The Korean Frrrrrrried Chicken wings was OUTSTANDING! Good flavor, & very meaty pieces of chicken! As for the onion rings, the serving size really surprised me, as the serving was HUGE!Service here was on point, as the clerk who took my order was friendly & had advised me that my food order would take approximately 20 minutes or so (my actual time was a lot faster).Cravin' for KFC?Give No. 1 Plus Chicken a try!Bruddah Fran gives 'em a "shaka" sign!"
"I've ordered takeout from this place three times in the past two weeks. It's consistently delicious and always packaged with care. The servers are incredibly efficient, ensuring you get your food promptly, even when the restaurant is busy. Thank you Omi team."
Traditional Korean tteokbokki! Add dumplings and/or cheese for an additional charge.
$17.95
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Steam buns with grilled pork. Topped with our secret sauce, radish, green onions.
$9.00
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Marinated with Korean BBQ sauce and grill-cooked beef, tomato, onion, lettuce, red bellpepper, mozzarella cheese, mayo and mustard.
$16.00
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Half chicken fried and perfectly coated in your choice of spicy chili or soy ginger sauce. Served with radish kimchi and one banchan.
$15.00
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Marinated spicy pork served with rice and 6 side dishes.
$23.99
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Flat Noodle Soup in a Chicken Broth (Kids Love It!)
$17.95
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Sushi rice with salmon or tuna, lettuce, avocado, pineapple, spicy mayo and eel sauce.
$17.99
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"I came here for lunch and not the all-you-can-eat buffet. The food was good despite the exterior part of the building looking rough: I ordered basic Korean dishes like a classic bibimbap and a clear noodle soup. Both solidly delicious. Same with the Korean sidedishes served as an appetizer. The interior of the restaurant is huge. Looks like they have a second floor as well. And Sura was empty during weekday lunchtime. If you're looking for good Korean food and don't want to deal with the crowds at Carrollton, then I'd recommend Sura."
"Great location off Lemmon Ave. The food here is always fresh hot and delicious. I got a huge chicken soup for about $14. It's definitely a lot of food and I would recommend this location"
"Nestled in a lively strip mall in Carrollton, Texas, Ddong Ggo is the ultimate Korean bar experience. The moment you step inside, you're greeted by a relaxed yet buzzing atmosphere, filled with the cheerful chatter of friends enjoying their night out. It's the perfect spot for good times and great food.The drink menu is a highlight, offering a variety of Soju in fun flavors that keep the party going. But the food truly steals the show. The Cheese Island is a must-try, featuring massive chicken wings surrounded by cheesy corn--pure comfort food bliss. The spicy chicken is equally impressive, delivering a flavorful kick. For something a bit different, the spicy fried tofu is a crowd favorite, as is the savory seafood pancake.Ddong Ggo is more than just a meal; it's an experience. If you're looking for a place to enjoy delicious Korean dishes with friends, this is the spot."
"This was such a unique dining experience. It is so fun to try new things! This is a great Japanese comfort food restaurant in Carrollton that is located in a shopping center with predominantly Asian restaurants. You could enjoy a different restaurant everyday in this area and it would take quite some time to exhaust them all. The decor is minimalist and very clean. The tables are pretty large and would fit multiple items or large bento boxes and not be crowded. We ordered unsweetened ice tea and it is freshly brewed which was appreciated. We started out with the Sunomono (cucumber salad with vinaigrette dressing and shredded crab.) This was such a delicious, light and refreshing appetizer that I would definitely get again.For our entrees we ordered the Unagi Ekiben containing grilled fresh water eel with Japanese style side dishes over rice. The Ekiben was served with shrimp tempura, miso soup, and side salad. I rarely eat tempura but the shrimp was absolutely delish dipped in the vinaigrette that was in the cucumber salad. Wow! It was a flavor explosion and perfectly crispy. The eel combined with the Japanese fresh pickles was an abolute umami bomb and I loved it. It was fantastic. My husband ordered the Teriyaki Chicken Bento Box and enjoyed (that tempura yam!) although the chicken was a touch dry and he said he would probably order the eel next. The menu has so many nice choices that it was difficult to make a decision! Oh well! I guess I better go again some day and try some more of Abe's delicious morsels! I highly recommend this restaurant. You can tell the owners operate with excellence."
"Every Wednesday, Cashew's parents look for a date night away from the three monkies. I decided to give this restaurant another chance after they didn't serve us because they had a party that day, yet had their restaurant open. The place is located in a strip mall with many businesses, so parking can be an issue depending on the time you go to eat. We arrived and the place was empty. The young man is very friendly yet asks weird questions like, "Are you gonna eat?" This place has no menus, so you need to do a QR code. The bathroom is located in the back next to the kitchen. The young man suggested appetizers, and so cashew's mom asked for dumplings (5) appetizer. The dipping sauce truly helped the flavor of the dumplings, which are very small. I got the burrito and wife the chicken pieces. The burrito had a very nice mix of Korean flavor with Mexican style, and the chicken pieces had no flavor besides the dipping sauce. Cashew's mom liked the chicken pieces. The place is good and prices are adequate. The young man works hard and looks to make your stay a pleasant one, so I would recommend this place. I'm just careful. If it's full, they can't deal with large numbers."
"Finding a Korean spot that I don't like is a challenge, but this place absolutely deserves every one of its five stars! Just kidding--but seriously, everything here is delicious. We came with a big party of over ten people, and this place handled our large group effortlessly. So, if you have a big family or a bunch of friends, this spot is perfect for accommodating everyone.Their menu is a Korena Food lover's dream, offering various types of tofu soup. I don't usually get tripe tofu soup, so I decided to go for it along with some Galbi, scallion pancake, and a few other mouthwatering dishes. Every bite was a delight!I absolutely love this place. If you're on the hunt for a fantastic Korean dining experience that can cater to both small and large groups, look no further."
"This is the fam's go to Korean BBQ place as we don't really do buffets. My favorite is their bibimbap. Staff giveaways complimentary mugi ( barley) tea. Appetizers keep changing but they are usually healthy.Lunch time is usually busy. Servers are friendly."
"BBBop is a cute Korean itchen located in the Bishop Arts neighborhood of Dallas. It's very spacious and they get your food out quick. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable about the menu and they gave us great recommendations.We started with the Soy Garlic Krispy K Wings. The super crunchy, lightweight skin soaked up the soy garlic sauce and each bite was an explosion of flavor. They also have other flavors: sweet chili, sweet, and spicy chili or seoul fire.For entrees, we enjoyed the Spicy Chicken and Dumplings and For Realz Steak bowls. Be prepared for some heat with the chicken and dumpling, but it's good, flavorful heat. The chicken was tender and it created a cool texture with the dumpling pieces. We got the steak in a hot stone bowl ($2 extra) and it comes out still sizzling. Beware the hot stone keeps the dish hot for awhile and it takes a minute until it's a comfortable temperature to eat. It creates a layer of crispy rice on the bottom, that's so good. It has that traditional bulgogi beef flavor, fresh veggies and fire sauce that make that make an excellent dish. I look forward to visiting BBBop again; next time I want to try the Coconut Curry Bop Bowl and a Joy ice cream sandwich for dessert."
"Delicious veggie broth ramen. Could have done without the onions or broccoli but what can ya do haha. Romantic ambiance lighting and fast service. The food here has always been excellent especially the cold honey lemon tea!"
"Great service, free kids meal, food is pretty good and huge portion. It was 80% full during Sunday dinner time"
Juan C.
Mar 4, 2025
Crispy, flavorful, and absolutely addictive! The perfect balance of crunch, spice, and sweetness. My sister and I love coming here. The service is great, cute little shop if you want amazing fried chicken.
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Helen Y.
Nov 26, 2023
Not bad for a KBBQ place in Dallas. My friend recommend me this place while I'm in town. She's been coming to this place, because the taste has been consistent good. There is an option of them cooking the food in the kitchen and bringing it out to you or you can grill it at the table. I prefer grilling at the table because you can cook it to your liking and it's nice and hot. The staff actually helps grill majority of the order. Both the prime rib and pork belly tasted pretty good. It was perfect amount that fed 3 people. Their banchan are delicious and my favorite is their eggplant and tofu. They make kimchi fried rice at the end of the meal, so don't forget to save some meat for them to mix it in! If I'm back in town, I wouldn't mind coming back again.
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Karla M.
Nov 17, 2024
This is our favorite Korean BBQ all-you-can-eat !Good amount of parking because it's in a plaza. They have French fries!!It's difficult to find an all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ that also has: French fries, ginger dressing for crunchy lettuce salad, AND beef bulgogi. All our favorites.Most meats are available to grab from buffet line, so there is no waiting to get more cooking. They switch out the grill plates often.There are side items to order from a screen, such as dumplings and more edamame. Order is placed immediately from screen at table. Decor is minimal and plain. I think only half of the restaurant has BBQ tables, but all tables upstairs are available to grill. We made a reservation for late afternoon 5 people, but we went early another time and didnt need one. Thank you!!!
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Glow S.
Aug 24, 2024
Ok so if there was a sixth star I would give it that because it was that good! Basic no frills ramen place with a K-pop theme. The service and the food are top notch. We ordered the garlic miso ramen soup and the veggie ramen soup with veggie potstickers you can add more items to your ramen and they even allow you to customize the heat level. I would definitely return again! I wish they had one back in Arizona !
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Raymond M.
Dec 19, 2024
The customer service was exceptional from the moment we arrived. We were promptly greeted by the staff, and they were quick to respond when I used the call button at our table. The ambiance was lively and dimly lit, with great music that transported me straight back to South Korea! The honey butter chicken wings were a bit on the pricier side, but absolutely worth it -- they were flavorful, fresh, and made with high-quality ingredients. The tteokbokki was also delicious, with the perfect balance of spice in the sauce. There's plenty of parking, and the bathroom was spotless. I'll definitely be back!
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Sheng H.
Jul 6, 2024
Husband and I were wanting to try out soba noodles so we found this little gem. We came here on a Sunday afternoon. It was decently busy. The ambiance was cute and modern. Although it was busy, there was plenty of tables still available.When you walk in, you order off a self order screen, then take your receipt and go find a table. We ordered a their zaru soba and katsu chicken. Everything came out quick. The food was delicious!
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Amy S.
Aug 17, 2024
Stopped in here for some lunch while I was in the area. The gentleman inside was so kind! Very cute and great ambiance inside. Food was amazing & hit the spot. Definitely needed a nap after eating this though.
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Olivia E.
Nov 5, 2024
I had forgotten how much I like this place. It's not AYCE but it's very filling. I like that they offer smaller portion combos that you can choose a meat entree with bubbling hot soup. They don't give you a bunch of banchon but the ones they give are really tasty. Place is very large with plenty of space for large groups. It gets busy during dinner so go early if you don't want to wait. Enjoy!
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"WHAT I ORDERED: Osam (spicy squid and pork) and Beef Soondubu PARKING: Parking lot INSIDE: Mom and Pop shop, great pictures of the food items hung on the walls, friendly staff as she took our order and called out when the food was ready. There's a rack to put your tray of dirty dishes when you're finished eating near the entrance. THE FOODS/DRINKS: The complimentary barley tea was refreshing, the osam had great flavor, not too spicy at all, but my favorite was the soondubu or tofu soup. It was rich in flavor and didn't skimp out on actual tofu and beef pieces."
"Service- Amazing. Patient, helpful & prompt staff. Food- everyone dining with me enjoyed their meal & we all picked a different entree. Was easy to get in and out during the lunch time rush. Will return if in the area. Enjoyed the covered patio, it felt great!"
"The design of this fast casual chain was really cool. The tailgates and crate doors were very cool. The food was fresh and super yummy. Got 2 pieces of tempura shrimp & the steak & shrimp hibachi. Only thing I wish they offered is a mixed tempura appetizer instead of having to order by the piece. Service was efficient."
"I loved my Korean dining experience at Musiro. We were seated immediately and served promptly.We ordered the spicy pork and cold noodle combo, seafood pancake, and tofu soup.Portions are very decent and Korean flavors in the food are bold and present. The tanginess of the cold noodles balanced out the spiciness of the pork. The seafood pancake was nice and crispy with the aroma of fresh seafood. You can always judge a Korean restaurant from its banchan. Our food came with 6 different dishes. And the owner personally refilled our dishes once we ate it all.I appreciate the attention and friendly service from all the staff here. I will definitely be coming back."
"Was craving some Korean bbq and this one was closest to us while visiting Texas. The place doesn't look like much but the wait time was short and the service was excellent.Our waitress was super adorable and helped us with our orders and making sure our bowls of sides were always replenished as well as meat order. The food was delicious. The price was only $25 for all you can eat.An added bonus, they offer military discount too.Would recommend this place . Can't wait to come visit again."
"This place is legit, homemade, authentic Korean food. Everything is fresh and their sides (banchon) are second to none both in variety and taste. The kimchi is one of the best I've had anywhere. I drive all the way here from Frisco because it's that good. It's located in a very modest shopping center but don't let that fool you. It's amazing!"
"One of my favorite comfort food offerings in the DFW area! Every time a gluten-free/celiac friend of mine is in the area we try to hit up Charm Juk because they offer delicious and generously portioned rice porridges that she can actually eat. My go-to is the abalone juk, which is has a delightful seafood flavor and comes with sides of marinated mushrooms, bean sprouts, and some finely chopped gochujang pickles. I've also enjoyed the oyster juk, the fresh fish juk, and the mixed seafood juk. My friend always gets the chicken juk and loves it. Most recently, my husband and I also tried their beef patty, and it was pretty delightful.Piping hot porridge is perfect cold weather or getting-over-an-illness food. It also manages to retain heat amazingly well. I once ordered the juk to-go, did some shopping at the H-Mart next door, and got home about an hour and a half after picking up the food to find that the porridge was still a great temperature to eat, no reheating necessary. Can't wait for the next time I come back!"
"17 years later after being the first review of Dal Dong Nae, I'm still coming back for their late night Korean food goodness. After a long day at work I can count on this place to stay open late and provide me sustenance. We ordered the pan fried dumplings to start, then spicy pork belly and a beef rib soup. The dumplings were crispy and had a thin skin which is barely holding in all of the still moist filling. The spicy pork belly is spicy, but not too spicy to make me sweat. Eating with a bowl of the multigrain purple rice helps to bring down the heat. The soup had large chunks of rib meat with bones and love the flavor of the softened radish in this soup! Of course I'm not eating this all by myself, but have the help of my wife. Well, I think our eyes were bigger than our stomachs and ordered too much food. We're having to take a lot of food home. You won't leave hungry! I think before we ordered we forgot about the full spread of ban chan that they provide to go with your meal. Over the years I believe the ownership of Dal Dong Nae has changed hands, but their newer owner Jeanie is an experienced Korean restaurateur in the Dallas area that keeps up, if not improving the menu and flavor that this restaurant has provided over the years. It has a home-cooked feel like an auntie provides."
"My spouse and I went here for lunch on a weekday recently and had an awesome hot pot experience. We tried their signature broth and the miso broth, ordering a handful of meats that our server brought out. The most impressive part was the cold bar that was fully stocked with fresh veggies, sprouts, eggs, and a wide range of seafood items, as well as a sauce bar that must have had over a dozen different options to try. I loved that the veggie bar was self-serve because I like a lot more veggies than my spouse does, so I was able to fill up on whatever I wanted while he was cramming his face full of meats. All in all, we had a great time and would return. My only complaint was that they no longer have a reduced lunch price for their menu; it's just the same flat price for all you can eat on the shabu side or the KBBQ side."
"We love this place! The food is so delicious, the prices are good and the carry out is fast!"
"Everything I've eaten here is very good. I've had almost everything on the menu and by far the best is the sweet and sour pork, black bean noodle, and spicy seafood noodle soup."
"The food here is so good. This is one of our favorite fast-casual korean restaurants to hit any and every time. My Korean family loves the soondae gook (blood sausage soup) and raw crab, although the soondubu (tofu soup), pork cutlet and spicy boneless wings are my favorite as someone who didn't grow up eating Korean food. Not only is the food amazing but prices are so, so good here. We like to sit in the side room in the back of the restaurant which is really quiet, but any spot in this cozy restaurant is a good one. They've recently expanded and have a banchan (korean side dishes) store next door, they've done so well.One pointer- bring your own to-go boxes! They will charge you for them."
"Excellent food. I get the bowls. You can choose between white or brown rice or noodles, a protein of your choice then veggies of your choice along with a soup. They have a good variety of sauces to add as little or much as you want. It is easily a double portion of food."
"Super impressed with this place! Love the aesthetics. Very clean and updated. Came on a Saturday night and it was crazy packed! We had the chicken katsu curry, it was incredible when comparing to other restaurants we love it at (it's our go-to dish). The bibimbap bowl had a great presentation and was very good. The avocado bomb was different from most places we go to, yet very good. And the sushi burrito was awesome! Happy to know about a great restaurant in the area as there aren't too many."
"Okay there are 5 star restaurant reviews and then there are FIVE STAR restaurant reviews. Wave Bowl is off the charts good! Everything we ordered was soooo delicious. Tons of flavor without being drenched in excessive sauces. The meat itself was perfectly cooked. We got:Bulgogi rice bowl: cooked to perfection, will be thinking of this for a whileKorean short ribs: I don't even like ribs but this was my favorite item! Seriously so flavorful!Korean spicy wings: excellent rub, unique taste!Chicken Katsu Rice Bowl: loved the fried chicken and the dipping sauce it came with Kids chicken fried rice: very tasty and the kids liked it!Best part of it is everything is HALAL! We're really missing halal Korean in California. Now that I've tried it I'm going to be craving it all the time. This spot was easily the best food spot we had in Dallas. Seriously wish we could go again but our trip was too short for that. If you're going to have just one spot in Dallas go here!!!"
"A hidden gem! I came here because it was open pretty late and my mom and I were craving Korean food. Service was quick, and the interior was comfortable and clean.We ordered a seafood green onion pancake and two beef tofu soups. Lemme tell you.. that this was the best seafood pancake I've ever had. I usually don't care for it much but my mom loves it so we got it. The pancake was huge and thinly battered so it was extra crispy, and it had so much green onion in it! The seafood in it tasted fresh as well. The sauce that it comes with is also delicious. Our tofu soup was also really good, and the perfect spice level for me! You can also adjust the spice level to your liking when you order. For the sides, they were pretty good but I wish it came with normal kimchi as well, but not a big deal.You MUST come try their seafood green onion pancake, it changed my life!!"
"Camera did not eat first in my picture so please excuse the half eaten meat plate! Burnin 92 is an open wood fire grill concept KBBQ place! Each combo you order comes with a salad, lettuce wrap, lots of yummy banchans, an order of corn cheese, egg soufflé, and soybean soup. Service is super quick and they open until 12AM every night! Definitely a place to check out and get your KBBQ late night craving out of the way!"
"Cool hidden gem in Frisco. Food and service was excellent! We got a chicken ramen and passion fruit tea, delicious very fresh."
"I've been here 3 times so far for lunch and all my orders have been to go. Placing an order is very easy, I prefer to call and they usually have it ready within 5-10 minutes which works great. I love teriyaki but not many places offer this in DFW.So far I have only tried the chicken teriyaki plate and spicy chicken teriyaki plate but it has been consistence and overall good in terms of flavor and taste. Only downside I've experienced is that the spicy chicken teriyaki isn't spicy at all. It tastes the same as the regular chicken teriyaki. I would save the extra dollar and just opt for some sriracha on the side or something.All condiments are self service and everyone working there is very friendly. I would recommend checking this out if you're looking for a new teriyaki spot"
"Overall really fresh tasting food I ordered Chicken Teriyaki with vegetables & my daughter had all vegetable hibachi with tofu ...the portions could be greater & we were the only ones there at 2:45 pm & took around 15 minutes ..."
"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!"
"Such a cool / fun place to come with your friends. They have an amazing happy hour as well as Karaoke which we had an amazing time doing. The spicy chicken was so yummy , we got it a little less spicy so it can be bearable lol. However if you like spicy you may not need to switch it up! The service is always 10/10. Lovely and kind staff."
"My husband and I came here during lunch when the City of Richardson was holding its Lunar New Year's festival in the Chinatown parking lot. The place was very busy. Despite this, the woman in charge was very kind, let us know how long we might have to wait (about 15 minutes), and then seated us promptly. Food is delicious! We shared a meal. We ordered the combo beef bulgogi and soft tofu soup. You get to choose the type of soft tofu soup, so we selected vegetables. We were asked what level of spiciness we wanted on a scale of 1-3. I selected 2. It wasn't spicy for me, but my husband said it was a bit too spicy for him. The soup is served in a hot stone bowl, so it stays very hot throughout the entire meal. A raw egg is provided for you to crack and place in your soup to cook and mix in as you wish. The Beef Bulgogi is sweet and comes with lots of white cooked onions. A bowl of rice is provided on the side along with an assortment of pickled or marinated vegetables like kimchi and cucumbers. I wasn't able to identify all of the items. They are served cold, but all were appetizing. There is a call button near each table. We were able to press the button to get our waitstaff's attention. This was handy because they forgot to bring our cokes and glasses. We had a pitcher of water at our table the entire time. The restaurant is quite big with large private booths. There are a few televisions on the wall showing videos of Korean pop-stars performing. The sound was muted and no captions were on, but it was still amusing to see the costumes and choreography. Other traditional items adorned the walls like fans and lanterns. It's a very casual restaurant and family friendly with lots of high chairs for kids and tables large enough for groups. We would like to return to sample other items on the menu and try the place when it isn't as crowded and busy."