The food is always impeccable. They measure everything so you know you're getting what you paid…read morefor. The owner is almost always there smiling and laughing and engaging with the customers, making the experience amazing. The place is perfectly styled with quotes and places to take beautiful pictures. There are chickens all over the walls and little stencil drawings. To wash it all down, they serve refreshing boba and a variety of other drinks that perfectly complement the meal. My personal favorite order is the medium street style Yung Yom Spicy and it is absolutely delicious, but heads up that it does come with peanuts. If you have an allergy or just prefer without, just ask and they'll leave them out! For a date night, lunch or a snack, Tori Dori is the place to be!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

The wings are okay at this place. I got the fried chicken. The issue was with the service. They…read moremixed up the orders and were trying to not honor my order. The lady made it seem like it was our fault. It was resolved but I ended up waiting longer for my food.

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!

The snowy fried chicken is my favorite! Crunchy, boneless, sweet, savory and generous portions!read more

The service was excellent. The wings were cooked when I ordered them. The Korean junkie flavor is…read morevery flavorful. The wings were a nice size. The spicy mayo have them a nice twist. Excellent wing place.

2x a week necessity!! Very yummy and filling, food court can be busy but it's worth it and usually…read moreout fast.

We love visiting the Zion market and have come by a few times in the past- this was our second…read morevisit to this food location and our first visit was not satisfying- we should have learned our lesson- last time we tried the katsu- meh. Today we decided to split up to order a few different entrees - I headed to another spot and my friend ordered the Omurice with shrimp and chicken, pricey, but looked beautiful- flavor was not present. This was the same situation with the first time we visited and tried the katsu. Although the Omurice was not our favorite- we had quite a large portion remaining and wanted to take it home- I decided to get two to-go boxes from the food stall I ordered another dish from but forgot to ask for a bag. I decided to pop by this stall and ask for one instead- When I approached the young man was quite focused on setting up trays with forks and spoons, I patiently waited until he acknowledged me- then I asked twice for a plastic bag and he acted like he didn't hear me or didn't understand- then I pointed to the bag- he glanced down at my to-go boxes I obtained from the other food stall I patroned and rudely said "you are not our customer" after my friend spent almost $25 for our food and left a tip this is what he had to say to me- I embarrassingly added- "we are sitting over there and you can see we ordered the Omurice- he agreed. Very sad to be treated that way when I was courteous to him. He could have told me a million different ways- but that was unkind and embarrassing. What an unpleasant experience with lackluster food.

Best tteokbokki in DFW! I order tteokbokki almost every time I eat at a Korean restaurant and this…read moreis by far my favorite of the many places I've tried. We also got the LA Galbi which was delicious and seasoned perfectly. The banchan was super fresh and complimented the food well. Staff was attentive and kind, great service. The space was super clean and modern, and you pay at the front when you're done eating. I loved the food here and will definitely be back!

We came by to grab a quick takeout lunch on a Friday at 1 p.m. It was completely empty. I'd heard…read moregood things about this place a while ago among the Korean crowd. The place, which is tucked in the corner of the plaza, looks small from the outside but is pretty large and spacious inside. There are plenty of tables and even some small private rooms in the back. The boss lady was super nice and spoke English and Chinese in addition to Korean. The menu was simple and straightforward. For dine-in, seat yourself. We ordered Dami Galbijjim, LA Galbi, and a Baby Octopus Bibimbap to-go. Extra side dishes might be available upon request. Note - Dami Galbijjim and Hot Pot Galbijjim are the same dish, but the former is sized for 2 people while the latter is for 1 person. The food came out within 20 mins. Our food came in a cardboard box (easier to carry) because we ordered so much. The Galbijjim was absolutely delicious - sweet and spicy, super tender. The LA Galbi and bibimbap were alright, nothing special.

Nov 2025, there is a Korean shaved ice place, a curry…read morestall, a sushi stall, a chicken + topokki stall, a Chinese Korean stall. Don't see anything else open... We tried the chicken stall. Chicken was good....not many options available, only 5 flavors. Ordered topokki + small chicken + sprite combo for $20. Shocked to see the chicken portion size....not much food at all. Tokbokki size was OK, it was the right chewiness with some fish cake and one egg....but it was too sweet....owner put too much sugar in it....radish that came with it, also tasted very sweet. I love the fact they used metal utensils, even the bowl was metal. Environmentally friendly. Market itself was pretty empty, not much things for sale. I hope at least this place survived. We came from the front....as we left, I realized there were more stalls in the back of the building. Not sure what they sell.

I love the new layout of this grocery store! The actual grocery store section is a bit on the…read moresmaller side but has a lot of different packaged foods that I haven't seen at other Korean stores. Pricing seems reasonable so far, especially with sales. A lot of the space has been converted to a food court with lots of seating and a few different restaurants, and also a couple of spots for photo booths, crane games, or Korean beauty products.

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.

What a great outdoor venue. Drink prices are average and service is excellent. Love the various…read morefood truck options, the music and bringing our pups!

Cheesesteak Only Review: 5/10, It's a unique take on a cheesesteak, but won't scratch that itch if…read moreyou're looking for a traditional cheesesteak (say from known Philly spots like Angelo's, Steve's, Dalessandro's, etc). If they worked the cheese into the meat and/or upgraded their roll, it's got a chance for a higher score. My order: Philly with provolone and onions. Bread: Generic roll. Too much roll vs cheese/steak. Steak: Ribeye. Thicker cut - unique take. Cheese: Provolone. Good portion and taste. Not worked into steak. Onions: Thicker cut. Well cooked. Other: Size of cheesesteak is about half of that of a traditional Philly cheesesteak. And combination of too much roll vs. cheese/steak as well as the steak not being worked into the meat often leaves you with the individual taste of either roll, cheese, or steak throughout the sandwich.