All Reviews
Tyler Bennett
3 weeks agoBest gamjatang in the DFW area! The portion sizes are generous, the flavors are authentic, and the service is always friendly. The pork is cooked to perfection, and the broth has that deep, savory kick you look for in a good soup. Highly recommend this spot if you want a warm, comforting Korean meal.
Lily W
3 weeks ago👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Came here with friends and honestly didn’t expect it to be this good. The gamjatang had a really rich flavor without being too spicy, which I loved. We got the large size and it was definitely enough for 3–4 people. The owner was also super friendly and checked on us several times. I can already tell I’ll be coming back again.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
李美好
2 months agoMasisoyo! We are not Koreans but this pork stew soup is so so so delicious and tangy. Moreover,the porkmeat is so so tender, and it’s very easy to be tear apart from. The female owner is very nice and humor ~ So many Taiwanese like the dishes and we were recommended by our friends :) Chill weather, come to have it!
Jeran Cox
4 months agoA somewhat out of the ordinary culinary experience. The stew of pork rib/spine is not something I'd had before. Flavors were slightly muted. Not bad just the volume was turned quite low, at least compared to dozens of other Korean dishes I've had. The complimtary kimchi was quite tasty. Decore is a little bland, but that's fine. It's not that kind of flashy place. Service was great.
Scott Park
5 months agoI’ve always missed the gamjatang I used to enjoy back in Korea, so I was very happy to find a top-tier gamjatang place in our area where I could experience the authentic taste of home. The broth is rich and deep in flavor, and the meat is generous, which made the meal very satisfying. It tasted exactly like the gamjatang I used to have in Korea, which made it even more special. If you’re looking for truly delicious gamjatang, I highly recommend this place!
Jenny Mai, Realtor
6 months agoThis restaurant deserves its own post today for the extraordinary hospitality that I've only see in K dramas. That poignant scene where after a long day of work, all I needed was hot soup to rejuvenate. I must have looked like that when I walked into this restaurant. The server placed my utensils, brought out the food, showed me how to eat it and kept telling me to “enjoy!” I could feel her genuine warmth. She kept checking on me, urging me to indulge in more radish. She said “have more, you'll love it”. My stomach was full, my heart was overflowing with joy. If you’re in Ktown Carrollton need to experience this small business. The pork bones are overflowing with tender meat. People like her, treating strangers with heart and meaningful gestures made me feel warm. 5 stars ⭐️ reviews for this restaurant.
Ellie Chun
6 months agoWe stopped by for lunch and noticed that only one person (possibly the owner) was working the front. It was our first time there, so we were a little unsure at first, but he was very patient, explained everything clearly, and was super friendly. We ordered a medium gamjatang for four of us and added ramen noodles and fried rice. The portions were generous, and we left feeling very full and happy. The restaurant was clean, the food was delicious, and the service was warm and welcoming. We really enjoyed our meal and would definitely come back.
Yoona Julia Jeong
7 months agoThe gamjatang was absolutely delicious, and the customer service was excellent! We truly enjoyed our lunch — every bite was packed with flavor. Could this be the best gamjatang spot in Dallas? I think so! Highly recommended for anyone craving authentic Korean comfort food.