Best Jajangmyeon I've had in Dallas! And i tried quite a lot of them 10/10 recommend! Best value…read morefor the amount of food and also tastes amazing

Solid mom and pop jajamyun shop inside the food courts of Zion food court…read more Service is quick and the portions are very fair for the price you pay. Zion noodle is my go to for jajamyun and garlic fried chicken. Check them out if you're in the area!

Great bang for buck. Huge portion and tastes great. Had the omurice w shrimp fried rice & katsuread more

Food was amazing. The portion was a lot. The service was good quick and easy. The ambience was…read morebusy. Seating is very limited and the tables are dirty

Korean Noodles & Dumplings - Lewisville…read more Located inside Zion Market - Korean Market, inside Vista Ridge Mall. Once you've stepped inside, you'll discover a fairly large Korean Food Court with at least ten different food vendors to choose from. My family and I settled on, "한국식 국수와 만두 -Korean Noodles and Dumplings." We ordered, "멸치 우동 - Anchovy Udon," and " 라면치킨 - Ramyun Chicken." Both dishes were made from scratch. The noodles in both dishes were delicious and tender. It had great spicy texture to it. Portions were large. The friendly lady that placed our order had a good vibe about her and helped us with any dishes we needed assistance with. I will mention, it can get a little pricey. Otherwise, the atmosphere and experience was wonderful. The dishes were so delicious and served with real utensils and not plastic, would be a reason to return.

I should have read reviews before trying. My goto for noodles is usually Zion noodles but decided…read moreto try something new. I got the spicy seafood udon and it tasted as sad as it looks unfortunately. No depth to the broth and only came with 2 pieces of shrimp and one mussel.

Hot pot kit is worth the trip alone to make it to H Mart. The savings in this kit alone is so crazy!read more

If you are looking for items to put an Asian meal together, this is where you want to be…read more From the fruits, to the condiments, the meats to the fresh seafood and all the equipment you'd need to make a fresh batch of kimchi at home. However be careful as you can find yourself wandering the aisle longer than you had intended looking at all the items that you may never have seen at your local grocery store. It's worth the stop!

I've heard about this place for awhile but never had a chance to try it. It's in the food court of…read morethe fresh k international market. The supermarket is closed now, but there's a side entrance just for the food court. The seolleongtang is good and spicy. This is probably one of the best seolleongtang places in DFW but it's super hole in the wall place and has practically no reviews. The side dishes were really good; I especially loved the kimchi. The rice was cooked with millets and tasted great! Despite the spiciness, the broth was very flavorful. Portions are big enough that it can be a lunch but small enough so that you don't overeat if you finish it. Unfortunately, since fresh K closed, the place is pretty empty and looks like it could close at any time. However, that does mean more seating. Everything is self serve, but the staff will bring food to you if they aren't busy. Bring your tray back to the shop and put it on the shelf next to the shop. The staff was super nice and friendly.

This place is part of the revamped food court in Fresh K international market. They serve a lot of…read moretraditional Korean soups with and without noodles. Staff who work here are super kind and friendly. We tried the ox bone soup with noodles and it was the perfect comfort food! Portions were huge and the soup was so flavorful - it came with a sauce on the side but honestly you don't even need to use it. There is plenty of seating in the food court and service is pretty fast. Holangi Seollengtang could definitely function as its own standalone restaurant! You won't be disappointed.

This was a fine gem in a weirdly empty mall. I laughed when…read moreI saw the name... Sushi and taco! What!!? But when I looked over the menu, I had a really hard time deciding what to eat!! I was very happy with the bulgolgi bento box i got with a side of dumplings. It was too much food. I couldn't finish the rice and the last piece of California roll. If I come back to this mall, I'll hit the sushi taco joint again!

Visited here twice now for some sushi, but no tacos. Other yelp reviews said it was delicious, so…read moredecided to give it a try. Mall food usually leaves me feeling gross, but this place is good! Staff is friendly and the food didn't take long at all. They give packets of soy sauce for the sushi, and have sriracha if you'd like some. They're located on the end of the food court. When we came last time, there was live music playing downstairs while we ate. I almost forgot we were at a mall. The rolls are large! The avocado are stuffed full of lots of avocado. The fried veggie roll and veggie roll are gigantic and tasty. We also had the avocado rice paper roll, and it was good too! Well worth the price, and quality was great. Will definitely be back if I find myself in the mall or area again.

Other than the carousel and an ample amount of seating, this is a typical mall food court. It's an…read moreinteresting place with a whole lot of hustling going on at several of the restaurants. For example, the Thai restaurant, the Cajun restaurant, and the Japanese restaurant almost ALWAYS have people in front giving samples of their food out. My experience has been though that a lot of those samples are not real fresh and kind of does not represent the restaurants in a positive light. Pretty much your choices in the food court are Pizza/Italian, Thai food, 2 different Cheese Steak places, Mexican, Cajun, Thai, Sonic, Chinese, and Chili's. None of the places are what I would call great, but of you are hungry and at the mall, they will suffice. The food court is made interesting by there being a carousel in the middle of it. It is a delight to grab a meal and sit and watch kids on the carousel. Overall, they have a wide variety of places, all decent, but none are going to blow you away.

First time ever coming to this mall. I'm surprised I waited this long. They wrong for that cheap…read moreAsian stir fry knockoff of food. One place is called Cajun grill ain't it ain't nothing but a fake Chinese restaurant. I ain't ate that Chinese mess in a decade or more. I make a better stir fry myself.

Starlight doesn't want to shed her fur later. She wants to shed her Furneaux…read more I came here for no reason at all and honestly it's one of the most amazing plazas anywhere in the country. It reminds me of Dun Huang in Houston and it's just so busy from one end to the other. So much traffic, nowhere near enough parking spots, and what seems like about a hundred different popular ethnic businesses of the East Asian variety. Absolutely amazing Plaza with so many things in it that I can't even get started. And there are lots of different sections to it. Explore it and you will be in Paradise. Easily the best Plaza in Carrollton and arguably the best in DFW. Some of the Boba highlights are the Sharetea here, which is great - get Okinawa Pearl Milk Tea, and Whole Lemon Black Tea. Give Cocohodo a try, which has really great Custard Fish (not actual fish). The Walnut pastries are overrated. Sweet Lab is great, and has puffle egg waffles too. The BF Bakery inside 99 Ranch has great Egg Custard Tarts too. For food, Dumpling inside H-Mart has the best Dumplings I've ever had, anywhere, or thereabouts. I'll write more later, but that's all Furneaux.