If you're looking for the best Korean food in Frisco, you have to try Chicken Barn! Don't let the…read morename fool you--it's called Chicken Barn, but every dish on the menu is absolutely outstanding. Everything we ordered was packed with authentic flavor and cooked to perfection. The customer service is just as impressive as the food. The staff is incredibly friendly, attentive, and makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. This is one of those hidden gems you'll want to come back to again and again. Highly recommended--you won't regret it!

I don't know if I came here and I got the last chicken or what, but this place didn't remind me of…read morechicken in korea at all. The spices were unique enough so I knew they existed. The crunch factor was nothing like what I had in Seoul and the layered seasoning is missing! The chicken was tender, so points for that. Staff was super friendly and I was happy about the jinro drinks but my God, those prices had me scoffing. Vibes were consistent - wooden theme, drinks everywhere, and chicken art.

We've ordered from Annie's a few times now through DoorDash, and every time it's been a delicious…read moreexperience! The bento options will give you the most bang for your money, and it's really delicious and filling. The banchan sides seem to be rotated when I've ordered and they are just as good as the main course. Would love to try out all of the bento boxes and other options in the future.

I ordered Uber Eats from Annie's Street Food, and I was really impressed with their bento boxes…read more Everything is packaged well (although the plastic covers are quite flimsy so be careful when you're handling your plate). My bento boxes was plated really nicely, and everything was so delicious! The galbi was by far my favorite. The sauce and the flavor were better than that of most KBBQ restaurants'. I would definitely order from here again, and I love that they have rotating banchan/side dishes so you can try all of their different ones! It is a bit pricey, but I think it's worth it for the amount of food and the quality of food that you'll get.

My bf and I visited for a date night this evening and had a nice time…read more It's the kind of place that you can tell is local and has a lot of care put into it. The lady who greeted and served us was so kind and grateful. Bf and I shared the mandoo, which was very good. I got bulgogi, which came with a heaping mound of meat, some white rice, and banchan. My bf got a bento box, which contained a huge amount of the meat he ordered, rice as well, and more portions of banchan. We both felt our meals were hearty and flavorful for the price. I'd be interested in coming back and perhaps trying Galbi here. Overall a great experience!

We just got takeout so we didn't get the full experience, but I will say I think this was the best…read moregalbi jjim I've ever had. The broth was so rich without being too salty. And the meat was huge, but it still fell off the bone. It was so addicting. We also got the katsu which was super crispy. And the sauce was really good. But compared to the galbi jjim, it didn't stand out as much.

When me and my mother first arrived, we expected top notch service and food but was greeted upon a…read moredecent service and slightly low quality food. The food here is fresh but the salt ratio is terribly off. And the service took way too long, signaling understaffing. However our waiter Cade was nice and had a good impression. As all things considered the food is kinda bad, pricey, and understaffed.

Pros: man, they've really up their game! Larger meat selection. More sides! We've never been to…read morethis location before so we actually don't know if all the gens across the country are doing this or just this location? Cons: during our meal, the owner of this restaurant went on a 20 minute tirade screaming at the staff. He was unhappy with the quality of the food The kitchen was turning out. He didn't like the way the meats were being cut. Maybe he threw something? I'm not sure. It was definitely dinner theater.

If you're craving authentic Korean food in Plano, this spot delivers. Their signature grilled pork…read moreribs are the star of the menu--tender, flavorful, and perfectly charred. The seafood pancake is packed with seafood and comes out crispy on the outside, while the banchan (Korean side dishes) are fresh and plentiful. The atmosphere is casual and family-friendly, making it great for both lunch and dinner. Service can slow down during busy hours, but the food is worth the wait. Overall, a solid choice for authentic Korean comfort food in North Texas.

Food was good. Pork was excellent. Service was rushed. Ambiance was loud. Not a great date spot.read more

I really wanted to like this place, but I was unfortunately not impressed. The restaurant seemed…read morequite busy and the staff was friendly. The ambiance is okay and unfortunately the restrooms were poorly maintained and smelled bad. Overall the food was just average. The fried pork was not seasoned well, and didn't taste great despite being fried and obviously unhealthy. The black bean noodles were okay and very unidimensional. The noodles did have a good texture and chew. The spicy seafood noodles was also lacking depth of flavor, and it was very underwhelming. My diagnosis: average food with good service.

I love Korean-Chinese food, so when I saw Dong Bo Sung in Frisco, I had to give it a try. They…read moreserve the classics -- jja jang myun (black bean noodles) and jjampong (spicy seafood noodle soup) -- plus other familiar dishes like sweet and sour fried pork. Service: Above average. The servers were kind and hustling nonstop. That said, it looked like they were a bit understaffed for a Saturday lunch rush -- only two employees were handling seating, orders, drinks, and checkout for the whole restaurant. Still, they did their best, and it showed. I tipped generously - well deserved. Ambiance: Clean, nicely decorated, and a fair size space. My party of five was seated quickly with no issues. Food: Unfortunately, this is where things fell flat. The jja jang myun noodles texture and chew were great, but the sauce was underwhelming and lacked depth. The jjampong portion was huge (great value!), but it too was on the bland side -- missing that rich, spicy seafood flavor I was hoping for. The sweet and sour fried pork was just okay, nothing memorable. Overall, Dong Bo Sung is fine if you're nearby and craving this type of cuisine -- you'll definitely leave full -- but for me, it didn't quite hit the mark. I'm a bit spoiled by Paik's Noodle, so this one lands at a solid 3 out of 5.

Best korean food ever! I dont usually write a review but service and ambiance are the top tier in…read moredallas texas !!!! Kbbq yes!!! Trust me

This was my second visit and it was outstanding on many levels. Even though it was a busy Friday…read morenight crowd and every table was full, the staff was throughly pleasant and efficient. The pork belly was cooked perfectly golden brown and juicy. The highlight of the evening was of course, the seasoned kalbi. The marinade was well balanced and flavorful without being too sweet. Annie is the best !!! Ambiance amazing

I usually go to the location in Carrolton but this was my first time here. The restaurant inside…read morewas so nice, clean, and very spacious, much bigger than the other location. I got the Combo Kimchi Tofu Soup with Spicy Pork Bulgogi. The tofu soup was spicy (I got level 4) and it was piping hot with so much flavors! The spicy pork bulgogi was really good, although it was a bit sweet in my opinion. Cho Dang Village food is always good no matter when/where you go :)

I'm so happy they built a Cho Dang in Plano!…read more This place is one of my favorite go-tos for Korean tofu soup & short ribs (galbi). I love ordering the combos so I get a little bit of everything that I want. The portions are decent if you're hungry & want to finish everything OR if you're not too hungry, eat half, and take the other half to-go for lunch the next day. The service is aligned with what you'd expect from a Korean place. Some of the older ladies working there are so sweet and helpful, especially if you tell them it's your first time, and some of them seem more intimidating and aggressive. Typically there isn't a wait for tables. Only times I've waited for a table are peak weekend dinner hours. The most I waited was maybe 15 minutes, as their service is quite fast for a sit down restaurant. This location has seats where you can store your personal belongings in them!