Moo Bong Ri Korean Soul Food 무봉리 순대국

just love the food here so much!best place for all the delicious soups~their menu is complete with all of my favorite Korean soups! a must!

Glad to have discovered another great Korean option in Carrollton! Moo Bong Ri is a no-frills, homey Korean restaurant, with lots of seating and menu options. We tried a bunch of dishes and they were really delicious! Some highlights included the fried dumplings, spicy pork & squid over rice, and spicy beef noodle soup. One dish to note was the beef rib soup: the broth was super smooth and rich. but the it was difficult to eat meat from the rib. Overall it was a great meal, definitely joining the rotation of our go-to spots!

Homey self-serve setting for generous portions of various Korean offerings.\\ 01 순댓국 (soondae soup)- chewy soondae sausage soaked with creamy milky broth that you season to taste- the sausage is packed full of soft bouncy noodles- there's a deep earthy flavor from blood- comes with rice\\ 20 뼈해장국 (spicy beef soup)- savory and clean broth- an ahjumma kindle showed us how to cut the bone with scissors- comes with rice\\ 21 함경도냉김치국수 (Hamgyeong province cold kimchi noodles)- massive metal bowl with enough for maybe three people- comes with extra radish- there are shaved ice chunks of what appears to be frozen broth- season to your taste with vinegar and mustard- perfect mix of savory, sweet, spicy, and acid--each bite leaves a tantalizing tart aftertaste that prompts you to have another bite- perfect for summer!There's plenty of parking out front. You'll order upon entering and then seat yourself. Utensils and water are available for self serve, which I find really suits me and makes me feel at home. If you need any assistance, though, you'll find it easily.Highly recommended for a neighborhood diner sort of feel!

There are a lot of Korean restaurants in Carrollton. We like this spot for Spicy Soondaeguk. Its self service. Portions are decent and my wife enjoys the cold noodles. We rate this place 5 stars for its flavor. Its also never crowded when we go.

Truly, my soul food. My husband and I always get their spicy soondae soup. It's the best, and their portions are also very generous. Since we don't live in Dallas, we always get some to-go and try to stretch them into 2+ meals as much as we can

This is one of my favorite Korean places because other than the typical Korean fare you find like bibimbap, soondubu, etc, this place has soondae (Korean blood sausage).I came here with some friends and we each ordered a regular dish and a few orders of the assorted blood sausage to share. I got the ox bone soup, which was light and much needed in the chilly weather. This combined with the assorted blood sausage plate made a great combination.It's a self-serve and self-clean kind of place so make sure to get your utensils, waters, etc yourself.They do have alcohol so we got a few bottles of soju to share too. If I ever crave soondae, this is my go-to place.

Cafeteria style Korean restaurant. Order first, grab a seat, and they will provide you with a buzzer when your order is ready. It looks like a family owned business and they are all amiable, from the cashier to the kitchen crew who serves the food. Everything is self service. Plenty of parking, but it can get packed. Both the soup and jokbal were delicious and savory. The pork intestines and soondae were ok.

Moobongri is one of my favorite korean restaurants in the hmart area. Top 5. Seriously. I'm surprised I haven't wrote a review for it. We don't eat here often so we don't get burned out on it. We seem to not eat at our favorite places often for whatever reason. Before pandemic..the rice, kimchi, and radish kimchi was all self served. I assume people took advantage of the unlimited rice and kimchi or they just stopped doing it that way because of covid. I've tried a bunch of their soups but I always tend to get the spicy pork soup. Gamjatang. I love it so much. They definitely don't white it down and I love them for it. The spicy blood sausage soup, spicy beef soup, ox knee and ox bone soup are all great. Seasoning for the ox knee and bone soup are on the table. It's facing old Denton near BBQ chicken. You can't miss it.

My go-to place for blood sausage soup in DFW. It's a very casual restaurant. You order at the counter and pick up later when the bell rings. Their banchan used to be better but still pretty decent. You get a ton of meat and soondae inside the soup and the broth is very flavorful. Bulgogi was also good but I would normally come here just for the soup.

This is a perfect place for ultimate Korean comfort food. They specialize in soondae, which is a Korean blood sausage. There are variety of ways to enjoy soondae at this establishment, which are in form of soup, spicy stir fry, or by itself. They serve two different types of soondae which are original and regular. Original soondae is made with rice, pork/blood, and vegetable. Regular is made with glass noodles and pork/blood. I recommend original for soft and deeper taste, and regular for springy chewy taste. Although they specialize in soondae, other items on their menu are also excellent and holds itself well. I also love how this establishment is so affordable. My boyfriend and I eat comfortably here for $30 and leave feeling full and satisfied. Their kimchis are excellent as well, which is key in enjoying Korean food. It's all self-service so that can also be a convenience for some. I highly recommend this place and you can't go wrong with ordering any item!