Tori door is in thisinteresting little Korean plaza in Carollton, and it had the first alcohol boba I have ever had. The only reason the is place gets 4 stars is the crappy TX law forbidding me from leaving with an open container. The workaround is if I buy food to go. I figured I could just buy $2.50 worth of rice, but sadly it had to be real food. I would t have minded the kimchi fries except I just had dinner. So, the advice is if you want to buy the alcohol boba to go, do it at least with kimchi fries. The drink was fun, not a lot of alcohol, but kinda fun. To be fair, they warned me before I bought the drink. But oh well. It could be worse.

Michelle C.

Food: We tried the Strawberry Lychee Fields, Lucky Rabbit, and Peach Lychee Oolong (non-alcoholic) drinks--all delicious! The Strawberry Fields was a hit, even with my little brother who doesn't drink or enjoy alcohol. Not gonna lie, the drinks were on the sweeter side, so next time I might ask if the sugar level can be adjusted. The Kimchi fries are a must-get, living up to the hype. The medium bone-in chicken, half soy garlic, half yangnyeom, was flavorful and of great quality. The soy garlic stood out! Service: Amazing! The staff were super kind and helpful, answered all our questions, provided great recommendations, and double-checked our order for accuracy. Went on a Saturday night and it wasn't busy, our food came out in a good amount of time! Ambiance: Chill vibe, spacious, perfect for a late-night grab or drink. Open late! Took my little brother out for dinner here for his birthday and he really enjoyed everything.

Isaac S.

This place was pretty good. When it comes to Korean chicken, I have been spoiled by various qualities of Korean chicken since I live near a Korea town. This has been the most outstanding chicken I've had in a good while. My sister loves this place and recommended it to me so I tried. When I came in I caught the main guy working on his TikTok video and helped tell me about the menu so I can get their most popular item. I also tried the roulette drink wheel out of recommendation from another worker and I got a milk tea. The girl tried to recommend me another drink since milk tea is not the best pair with fried chicken and she was right. I did try since I wanted to follow the wheel but it was still good nonetheless. I would love to go back again and hope the wheel gives me better luck next time

Stefanie C.

4.5 stars. Came here right after landing at the airport and picking up my rental car. It took almost an hour to trek over to this side of town. My brothers already had a table (the place wasn't too busy) so I ordered chicken and soju at the front counter before joining them. Got the Spicy Yangneom and Lemon Pepper as recommended. This place is huge. Plenty of parking. I like the decor. Staff is nice. As for the food, we weren't fans of the Lemon Pepper, but the Spicy Yangneom slapped. That and the Tteokbokki (Spicy Rice Cakes) were SOOO good! Paired perfectly with flavored soju. Maybe next time I'll try their alcoholic boba. Definitely worth going out of my way to come back again.

Toi T.

Drinks, wings, and fries, it's all good! I had friends meet me here for lunch and everybody loved it. I could not finish this all with the drink. The cute drawings on the drinks are so adorable! The taste is on point. My friends that got spicy said the levels were just right. The place is seat yourself, so no wait staff. They have buzzers and you pick up your food. Restaurant and restroom was clean. We also got some pickled radish on request.

Asma S.

The reviews here are no lie. This is some of the most delicious Korean fried chicken in the city that does it best. It's a nice location tucked in a shopping plaza with plenty of spacious tables and seating available. You step in and see their digital menu across three large monitors and it makes it super easy to grasp the variety and help you make a choice. There is a convenient self service water dispenser and all the napkins/forks/etc. you could ever need to support your meal. The spicy yangnyeom chicken was phenomenal. It's got a good level of heat but nothing to make to cry and tons of flavor. It even has crushed peanuts mixed in which were a delicious surprise. The mild soy garlic is also amazing and paired really well with our spicy pick. Both have some fried rice cakes mixed in and tossed with the sauce so I really enjoyed those because I wasn't expecting them. The kimchi fried rice is amazing! It was packed with kimchi and furikake, and came with a perfectly fried egg on top which was nice to mix in. This was a perfect meal and I'll definitely be choosing this over the Hmart food court next time I'm in town.

We wanted to check out the new Gwang Jang Market and heard about this hidden Korean Fried Chicken place Toridori. My daughter ordered the Medium Street Style with Mild Yangnyeom sauce. It was $17.99 and enough for 3 of us with some left Togo. We also had the 10 piece beef dumplings. They were large and enough for the 3 of us to share. I also ordered the strawberry lychee soju for $10. It was extremely sweet. It's good, I just prefer a more tangy drink. We had the matcha latte, also very sweet like cereal. I gave it 5 stars because the place was nice but empty. Please give it a try. The portions are large enough to share and the drinks are sweet, if you like sweet drinks.

Christina M.

I had a fantastic first experience here! I always knew bone in Korean wings were delicious but toridori showed me that boneless wings can be scrumptious too! The best part of the experience were the awesome staff- the girl who took our order and the gentleman who helped with my drink choice and adjustment as well. It just shows that with excellent service, you just want to come back again and again and share with others how good it is! So yes 10/10 recommend! Amount of food is so nice- a lot even for the medium wings. Our favorite flavor was the "Yangnyeom"- which has gochujang and other ingredients like peanuts- perfect balance of crunch, sweetness and spice. We also got a bowl with soy garlic sauce and wings with bbq but we didn't like those as much. Their boba is super tasty especially the tiger boba - their hibiscus lemonade is more tart but with enough sugar I enjoyed it- for those who don't like overly sweet drinks I recommend their drinks! Inside has plenty of seating and the open concept feels so nice and roomy. Very nice! Anyway thanks to the amazing staff for making our day! Makes the world a difference.

Christie L.

Tori Dori is a unique spot tucked away in its plaza of Korean eats. From the moment I walked in, the welcoming staff and ambience set the tone for the experience. Tori Dori has a large seating area that is also cozy for grabbing food with friends and sophisticated enough to study in. I was impressed with their unique menu of wonderful drinks including their café drinks and their Boozy Boba series. We ordered a Choco Taro Dream, which is a mixture of dark chocolate, taro, and a mixture of tequila/mezcal. I was skeptical with the combination at first, but the flavors are a perfect combination and a drink worth coming back for. We also ordered a Strawberry Lychee Fields and is a perfect drink for those that love a sweet fruity alcoholic beverage. For starters, we ordered the Kimchi Fries, which combined a creamy kimchi sauce topped with green onions on a pile of state fair style French fries. Our main course was the boneless street style Ban/Ban fried chicken. We chose Yangyeom and Soy Garlic as our flavors. Both solid choices for those that enjoy sweeter and spicier flavors. We ended with Boonghuples for dessert, which are very similar to taiyaki. To spice things up, we chose the Mozzarella w/ Hot Honey and Red Bean for our flavors. The mozzarella flavor was not that strong and mostly tasted like honey and the red bean was a solid choice as a flavor. Overall, I was very impressed with the boozy boba drink selection of Tori Dori's menu, and I recommend it for those looking to try unique drinks paired with Korean street food.

M'kayla D.

Toridori is a must visit. I ordered the medium street style chicken with lemon pepper and soy garlic, and kimchi fries. Both dishes are enough to feed two people so be aware of that when ordering. The service was amazing. The menu is pretty straightforward, but the employees here are very helpful. Overall, pay Toridori a visit if you like crispy Korean fried chicken and a vibe!

Gabriella S.

Stopped in as a party of 4 for lunch and the place was basically empty. Food did take a bit to come out but it was delicious. We really enjoyed what we ordered. The kimchi fried rice had a little flavor that was off-putting but the kimchi fries were awesome! The spiciness on the chicken was great. There js a lot of parking, and the bathroom was clean. We will def be back.

Yu Qi W.

I visited specifically for the alcoholic boba drinks, and they did not disappoint! The drinks were tasty, with a nice variety to choose from. Just a heads-up: if you order alcoholic boba tea, you'll need to order some food as well if you want to take it to go. I also tried a regular boba tea, and it was equally enjoyable. I definitely want to try the food here in the future. Overall, a great spot for unique and delicious drinks!

Jessie C.

Yummy Korean street food and drinks at a amazing price point! This place serves boozy boba ($8-10)for either fruit or milk tea. I got the strawberry soju drink and it was so sweet- you can't taste the alc. I got the medium wings ($16) and the spicy yangnyeom and it was so crispy and not too spicy. The topokki ($12) was good! Nothing too special than other places versions of it, but solid if you want something chewy. The inside was so cute with the decor and the seating area is super open. All the workers were nice and prompt with the food. I'd rec this place before going out for somewhere less crowded. I'm excited to try to milk boozy tea next time I'm there!!