5 Best Korean Restaurants In NW Dallas / Love Field Area

5 restaurants available nearby

1. JOA Korean BBQ

4.8

Exceptional(96)

Price: Expensive

• Korean • Dallas-Ft. Worth (DFW) Corridor

Booked 17 times today

JOA Korean BBQ in Dallas is a haven for authentic Korean cuisine, where Michelin-recognized chefs Ben and Minji work their magic. The restaurant garners praise for its high-quality ingredients and the culinary expertise that delivers "tremendous" flavors consistently. Diners rave about standout dishes like shrimp pancake appetizers, duroc pork belly, and mountain bulgogi, emphasizing their remarkable taste and authenticity. Patrons also celebrate the immersive dining experience, noting the "fun vibe" and impeccable service that enhances each visit. Reviewers consistently highlight the "exceptional" dining experience at JOA, making it a must-visit for anyone craving genuine Korean fare in the heart of Dallas.

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2. Koryo Kalbi Korean BBQ

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Price: Expensive

• Korean • North Dallas

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3. Bros Korean BBQ & Sushi

4.3

Awesome(19)

Price: Expensive

• Korean • Carrollton

Booked 1 time today

At Bros Korean BBQ & Sushi in Carrollton, the sushi experience is unparalleled, reflecting authentic flavors and impeccable quality. A customer praised, "the fatty yellowtail was so delicious," highlighting the freshness and skillful preparation that characterizes their offerings. Despite being renowned for its Korean BBQ, Bros impressively maintains high standards across its diverse menu, ensuring sushi lovers are equally satisfied. Whether you're indulging in a leisurely lunch or enjoying a vibrant dinner, the sushi at Bros is crafted to delight the palate of every diner, establishing it as a must-visit destination for sushi enthusiasts in the heart of Carrollton's Koreatown.

4. Ari Korean BBQ

4.7

Exceptional(35)

Price: Moderate

• Korean • Carrollton

Ari Korean BBQ in Carrollton is renowned for its authenticity and exceptional quality, making it a must-visit for any Korean cuisine enthusiast. With glowing testimonials such as "THE BEST KBBQ!!" and "the best Korean BBQ in Carrollton," it's clear that Ari Korean BBQ stands out in the culinary scene. Diners consistently praise the high-quality meats, generous portions, and the attentive service where staff expertly grill your selections at your table, ensuring a perfect cook every time. The extensive range of side dishes like kimchi, glass noodles, and the beloved cheesy corn only enhance the dining experience, creating flavors that are both traditional and tantalizing. Whether you're a seasoned KBBQ aficionado or a first-timer, Ari Korean BBQ promises a top-tier dining adventure in the heart of Carrollton.

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5. Black Ship Little Katana

4.2

Awesome(109)

Price: Moderate

• Korean • Downtown

Booked 2 times today

In 1852, Matthew Perry, father of the USA Steam Navy, was assigned a diplomatic mission by American President Millard Fillmore to open Japanese ports to the west trade. The Admiral sailed four steam ships from Norfolk, Virginia to Japan. Along that trip the salt water stained the metal ships black. At that time, the Japanese had never seen such machines and referred to them as the “black ships”. This is where we take our name. Perry didn’t just open up Japan but all of Asia. This fateful meeting of the East and West cultures plays out in our menu.

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. JOA Korean BBQ

2. Koryo Kalbi Korean BBQ

3. Bros Korean BBQ & Sushi

4. Ari Korean BBQ

5. Black Ship Little Katana

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