Damasita

This is one of my go-to Korean restaurants in Dallas. Their homecooked style food is amazing. Although I don't recommend their fried gimbap (personal preference not a big fan of fried stuff, gimbap taste good as it is), everything else is pretty solid. Unfortunately, their dumplings are not freshly made, but given their price, I would say food and portion are pretty solid.I probably have tried only 20% of the menu. Would be so down to go back and try the rest of the menu!

Delicious food. The kimchi soup was amazing. Probably the best I've ever had. I love that they had hot water and cold water in a dispenser. All food was made fresh to order.

Small, local place with big Korean flavors! Carlos/Charles was super nice! I kept ordering food and he was like "I told you it was a lot". He laughed every time he brought another dish of. Lol! He was great! I got so much that I thought I was easily going to have $90-$100 dollar bill. I was shocked when my bill was led than $60. This was a great find and will definitely return for more

We tried to go here before but got there too late. We tried again and was glad we did. We ordered mandu, tteokboki, chicken katsu, and Kim bap. They were all SO VERY tasty. My favorite was the chicken katsu and kimbap. Service was efficient and friendly. A pitcher of water was brought to our table with two cups and the pitcher was refilled when emptied. Food came out quick. Service was friendly. We parked in the parking lot of the plaza. There were plenty of parking right in front. We even took a mini stroll to the other side of the plaza for boba after eating.Recommend!

Fun fact: Damasita is romanized phonetic Korean of "everything is delicious", and they're not lying!My family and I got takeout of the following, and everything was truly delicious.- Fried Mandoo (Dumplings)- Steamed Mandoo- Tteokbokki- Spicy Tuna Kimbap- Jjolmyun (spicy mixed noodle) & Chicken Katsu comboI'm ALWAYS impressed when restaurants make their own mandoo in-house (especially when it's not their specialty), and their is truly divine. I can confidently say that they're competing with restaurants that specialize in mandoos--it's that good!Tteokbokki is true to the street style I grew up on. Kimbap is packed with ingredients, although I found the tuna made it a tad on the drier side. Jjolmyun was great, even though we didn't eat it onsite. The sauce on the chicken katsu was a tad sweet for me, but nothing egregious.Even their kimchi was delicious--this place showed up with receipts, y'all! Damasita is emphatically approved by this Korean family!

Had to take my car for service nearby and decided to order take-out. Found this little gem (thanks to my fellow yelpers ;) and bopped right in. In a shopping plaza, but parking was no problem at all. Was greeted immediately. There were some large photos outside that looked delicious, so I told her I wanted to order everything I saw. Ended up with steamed dumplings, bulgogi kimbap/roll (reviews said it was a must), a spicy pork bowl, AND the short ribs *palm to face*. Yes, I ordered all of that. Lol. Tip. Don't go to ANY restaurant post gym and after sitting at a car dealership for 2 hours. All bad... but turned out oh so good! Received my food in about 20 mins, piping hot and packaged well. By the time I got home I was ready for my own little "eating contest" as my goal was to eat half of everything. Of course, I overestimated myself lol but what I DID eat was amazing! My favorite was the spicy pork bowl. Think I would have enjoyed it even more if takeout heat hadn't cooked my egg all the way through (definitely not a complaint, just confirms the food was hot enough to cook the egg on my way home with it lol). Honestly, though it's the most recommended, my least fave was the kimbap. It was made perfectly! Plenty of ingredients inside that tasted fresh but my personal palate didn't care for the blend. Was kinda too... sweet? For me. I still recommend everyone try it for themselves. But oh the spicy pork??!!!!! Tender, juicy, saucy (which is a huge YES for me!!!). Location: is quaint and not fancy but is comfortable and looked clean. It's easily accessible. Definitely give it a try if you're in the area.

This is my favorite Korean restaurant. I have never dined in this restaurant, but this is the place I always order from on UberEats. I order food from here at least once or twice a month! Their prices are reasonable for the food they offer. I always order the kimbap, their scallion pancake, and their Korean bbq rice dishes. Every item is delicious. My favorite items on the menu are definitely the kimbap. I have tried all of them--the spicy tuna, beef, spam, the regular one. You cannot go wrong with any of them! If you order an entree, they will also give you banchan. Their kimchi and pickled radish are delicious!They also have some noodle soup and soups that I haven't tried yet. I definitely want to pay a visit at some point before I leave Dallas. But it is so nice that they are on food delivery services and I am able to enjoy their food at my home!

This is not a swanky place, in fact it's funky and kind of quirky. For instance, one alcove makes you wonder if it's a part time child care. BUT, the FOOD! Delicious, everything is cooked as you wait. I'm gluten-free and not by choice, but lots of options that I didn't feel like I was going to be stuck eating only salad or in this case, kimchi. My husband ordered the Korean pancake, different name, and it was so fresh I stole a bite, gut health be damned. We tried only a few items as it was between lunch and later dinner plans, but everything was perfect. The service was personable and homey, very welcoming. Don't go on Sunday as they were closed, that was our next trip. We've already planned the next trip with my adult kids. Loved it!

Been here couple of times and the food is solid, my favorites are the spicy pork rice bowl with tteobokki or chicken katsu

These are so deliciousIt was so good, I ate the whole thingEverything on the menu is deliciousEspecially the galbi japchae is so delicious The service was greatToo bad I didn't take a picture of the food, it was so good.