Yori

First time visiting Yori Asian Fusion Bistro today with my roommate. I love small bistro and its quaint decor. It has more formal than casual ambiance...more date night restaurant. The place is dimly lighted. The service was very nice and friendly. We were greeted right away and had choice of table. I ordered kimchi jjigae (pork) and spicy pork bulgogi. My roommate ordered spicy gyoza and chicken fried rice and hotteok pancakes. My food was delicious. I enjoyed both the kimchi jjigae and pock bulgogi. My roommate said his food was good. He said that he had better chicken fried rice but it was good. He said that spicy gyoza sauce was delicious. He said the pancakes were delicious.

This place is fine. It's a bit dark inside but beautifully decorated and definitely a different vibe from what you think you're getting based on the outside of the building.It must have been a quiet night here as I was one out of maybe 3 diners at 6pm on a Saturday night. But once greeted, the service was friendly and for the most part left me alone.I ordered the seafood tofu soup and an appetizer of pork belly skewers. I originally was hoping for the jjajangmyeon but they no longer carry that menu item so I settled for some tofu soup on a chilly rainy day. It hit the spot and came out bubbling. No real complaints but also nothing that stood out to me especially. It'll do in a pinch and you didn't have to drive all the way to Carrollton

The ambience is nice and quaint. The service was good, however the food was not . A lot of the dishes weren't awful but not the best Korean food around. Honestly considered not staying to finish the meal we ordered . Again not horrible but definitely not a place I would consider coming back to.

Got here on a Sunday at 8:37PM and they were already closed even though their hours say they close at 9:30PM

What a darling little restaurant the outside doesn't do it justice Yori is so pretty. I love the wall murals, dim lighting and romantic decor.The food is good. I had the Bulgogi Bibimbap and the bulgogi was very good, the rest of the ingredients were fine although. I did wish the spicy sauce on the table would have been more flavorful but overall I'm happy with the dish and would order again. Service was polite and accommodating. I found the radish appetizer to be overpriced and I didn't like or understand the spices sprinkled on top. If this restaurant can unite with the other businesses on this strip to get the parking lot updated this little dining and retail corner has tons of potential.Great place for a date night or renting out the top floor for private party.

Yori is a nice spot in the same shopping center as Art Castle, Texas star bakery & Thai Thip. The restaurant is on the darker side, but I really like some of the decoration choices that they made, like with the light up trees.Food was decent enough, and service was great during our visit ... though we were the only ones having lunch as dine in vs a number of Togo. They have an area that works for groups, that I hope to be able to check out some time.

Yori is a nice restaurant in the mid-cities area. The inside of the restaurant has some really nice theming. They have an upstairs area that you can reserve for a larger group, which is a nice plus. Service was really good during our visit. We had ended up being the only ones dining in during our lunch, but they had a good number of Togo during our visit. Food was tasty and came out in a reasonable time.

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!

Yori Korean, tucked away in a spot I'd never really noticed before, turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The restaurant has a really cool vibe, with a unique theme that immediately grabbed my attention. There's an upstairs area that looked intriguing, though I didn't get a chance to check it out definitely worth a peek next time! The service was great, and the food didn't disappoint either though some things are a bit pricey. Everything I tried was solid and left me feeling satisfied. If you're in the area, I'd recommend stopping in. It feels like one of those hidden gems in the city that's worth discovering.

I came here several years ago, and only recently came back after reviewing what looked like a new menu on yelp. Turns out this really is an authentic Korean restaurant. I am so glad because we usually travel to Carrollton for authentic Korean food. The spicy pork Bulgogi was on point, the soy pork belly was amazing though I did miss the lettuce wraps which would've made great Ssam.The ttoekboki is very spicy, just like we had in S Korea. One of our favorite items was the seaweed soup, definitely the best we've had in the area. They are so generous with the seaweed, and the broth is amazing!The service was excellent, and the ambience is really nice as well .