Finally checking this place out. This is a very casual self-serve spot. You order at the kiosk and…read morewhen they call your number, you go pick up your order. It's very casual, definitely a place that you can eat solo or with family. Broth is mild spicy, super filling huge portion

I think that the jajangmyeon is pretty good and has a smokey flavor and really liked the tangsuyuk,…read moreit was crispy and not oily and really liked the sauce. However the location has an off smell? Similar to other businesses in the carrollton area so I can't blame the business. Overall it was good but not sure if I see myself coming back, maybe would do take out next time.

Food: Ordered the Beef Noodle, which for $10, wasn't a bad deal, considering how much prices have…read moregone up in general. The portion was decent, the broth had some flavor and spice, the beef was tender, and it was all topped with a free egg (which could have been cooked a bit less, but that's trivial). Service: No complaints. The experience is largely self-service and straightforward--you order from a kiosk, someone brings out your food, and you get your utensils + sauces + water yourself. Ambiance: Casual. Parking: Ample parking. Located in a plaza.

Been wanting to come here for some time. The popular popcorn chicken was out, which was a surprise…read moregiven they were not even busy today, with about 3 other tables for Father's Day lunch @ noon today. We ordered 2 beef noodle and one with pork ribs. The pork ribs were heavy bones with little meat. The beef noodles were a bit salty and bit spicy for being mild for my son and I had the mid level. You can literally see the film of grease floating on top in the picture. Then there's the xlb. We all thought the taste was ok, but the dough was a bit chewy and dry on top, and the soup had a sweet flavored more than anything else. Wife and I didn't care for it, but my son seemed to like it. Overall, it's more of a 2 stars for me, but my son do like the xlb, so we'll say a 3 for the overall average.

The place has great food and service. I love Korean food so I'd def give this my recommendation and…read moreI would go there again!

It was alright. The wait time was a bit long when we were the only customers there. The server was…read moresuper nice. The food was mediocre. Definitely had better Korean Chinese food elsewhere.

This place was decent overall but doesn't have as many sides and options compared to other malatang…read moreplaces. The soup was also on the salty side. You self serve your own ingredients and they'll bring out your bowl after cooking it. The food came out pretty quickly. There are many tables to sit at but it does get busy at peak times.

Pixiu is located in a shopping center right by Raisin Canes. If you are not familiar with Malatang,…read more It's Hot Pot Recipe for Cozy Nights. Malatang is a popular Chinese street food that has become a trendy dish in South Korea, known for its spicy and numbing broth made with Sichuan peppercorns.You get to customize your bowls with a variety of fresh ingredients like vegetables, meats, and noodles, which are then cooked in a broth or stir fried and served in a single bowl. The bowl is weighted and charged per pound. You can even get it in story fry dry version which is more packed with spice. I enjoy the broth version, which is creamier or more flavorful and easier on the stomach. I always over order and walk away with several days worth of lunch.

Everything we had was AMAZING! We got the spicy stir-fried squid and bulgogi and literally finished…read moreeverything. The squid had the perfect amount of spice and the bulgogi was so flavorful. Even all of the side dishes were amazing, we loved every single one! The service was also great. Everyone was extremely nice and they checked on us often throughout our meal to make sure we had everything we needed. Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and comforting. We left completely stuffed and very happy. Definitely a place we'd come back to!

Call before you drive all the way here. In their website and Yelp it says they close at 2AM. But I…read morecame here twice, both time were around 11:40PM, and I was turned away. They close the kitchen earlier I think. So if I were u I'd call before make the drive. It's 12:21AM, they close at 2AM, I just called, no one answered.

When I first came here, it was empty, which I was very surprised with. However, their quick service…read morereally impressed me and their food impressed me even more. I ordered chicken Katsu curry stuffed with mozzarella cheese and shrimp tempura and they were the crunchiest and freshest food I've ever tasted. The shrimp tempura and the egg salad-like dipping sauce complemented each other so well. The restaurant itself has a very nice ambience with music playing in the background and good lighting. My food also came very fast and the server already prepared to go boxes without me even asking, which was very very sweet of her.

Small restaurant with a local vibe. One HUGE tv on the back wall that played a mix of music videos…read more I've never had omurice before and I wanted to try something new. Service was pleasant and friendly. She took out offers and within minutes we were seated and served. I had the traditional omurice with a side of fried shrimp. Essentially a ball of rice stuffed with some veggies, protein of choice and then wrapped in an egg. That was the impressive aspect. I don't know how they did it but the egg was fried and wrapped that it almost looked like whipped cream. It was a savory and hearty meal. But I wasn't so moved as to try it again. My companions loved it. To each their own I say. But I can't take anything from it. It was a good experience.

One of my favorite Korean spots in Carrollton! I've been craving cold noodles with this heat wave,…read moreso this hit the spot. We ordered the seafood pancake which I thought was good, but honestly didn't wow me. I wished it was a little crispier and more loaded. The spicy cold noodles with LA galbi, though? Delicious! The noodles were cold, refreshing, and packed with flavor, and the galbi was a great pairing. They also have free cups of broth which was delicious and such a nice touch. I wasn't expecting it to be so packed during dinner, but I can see why. The vibe is very casual and cafe like you order at the counter, pick up your food when it's ready, and return your tray when you're done. Definitely a solid spot when you're craving Korean comfort food, especially on a hot day!

Came in on a hot and sweaty Saturday afternoon and everyone else had the same idea. Tables were…read morepacked but tables clear up relatively quick as folks don't linger after eating. You order up front, pay and find a seat. When your buzzer goes off you get your food in the back where kitchen is. Got the cold spicy noodles combo with the hambagu. Solid noodles, refreshing and just enough spice for flavor. Hambagu patties were on the thinner side, but flavorful. One odd thing was that the galbi we ordered was on a sizzling plate which usually is still very hot to the touch but was cold.

This was, without a doubt, the best Korean food I've ever had. Every dish was outstanding. The…read morebulgogi was perfectly balanced--not overly sweet or drowning in sauce like you often find elsewhere. The flavor of the beef really came through. The meal came with a delicious soup and perfectly cooked rice, both of which complemented everything beautifully. The spicy pork ribs were tender, packed with flavor, and had just the right amount of heat. We also ordered the seaweed rolls, which were incredible when dipped in the spicy Korean mustard sauce. And, of course, the kimchi was fresh, crisp, and absolutely delicious. Everything tasted homemade, the portions were generous, and every bite made us want to come back. If you're looking for authentic, high-quality Korean food, I can't recommend this place enough. If you're looking for fancy - this ain't it! Small mom & pop Korean hole-in-the-wall. We'll definitely be returning!

If I could I would totally gate-keep this place! But the…read morefood is just too good not to share! The staff was very lovely, everyone greeted you as you entered and as you left. Regardless of race, they greet you in their language, "anhyonghasaeo" which gives it more of an authentic vibe. The menu is hung above the cashier in both Korean and English language. We came during lunch hour today and they were pretty busy, though we didn't even have to wait long for the food. I grabbed a tray of their gimbal (spicy w/ anchovies) laid out in the front, I loved that it came with pickled radish and a wasabi sauce. It was everything I was craving! For only $7 there were like 10 rolls in there! As for the main entrees, I ordered the spicy pork ribs, which was so good and tender, falling off the bone! I also ordered the seafood pancake, it wasn't as crispy as other places I've tried but it was full of flavor and full of seafood! I'd take this seafood pancake over Maht gaek's any day! I also ordered the soontofu soup combo with stir fried pork. Each entree came with a side of purple rice and plenty of side dishes. Their kimchi was especially good. You can tell it's made in house, it was very fresh and delicious. Overall everything was so good, that I have no complaints about the food. I would honestly come back tomorrow