11 Best Korean Restaurants near Plainview

“Ordered takeout and food was ready within 20 mins! I’ve been wanting to try Pelicana, but Mad for Chicken is better in comparison imo. The food was slightly disappointing (-1 for forgetting to include my radish ?), chicken wasn’t super crispy, and the prices were on the higher side for the quality. Would come back for the cheese balls tho!!!“

“Incredible night! Food was incredible“

“Very comfortable and convenient spot for dinner.“

“Friendly service and great food. Hidden gem. Tonkotsu Ramen was unbelievable.“

“Came here for a late, post-church luncheon with my whole family. Amazing new spot for authentic Korean food! The Korean fried chicken was crispy, and flavorful. Plenty of space inside, very kid-friendly, and overall a welcoming atmosphere. Definitely worth checking out!“

“Ok I don’t often make reviews but I eat korean food all the time — I just needed to make a review because of how good this place is and people need to know. This place is the real deal. You will never want KPOT again after trying real korean food like this. Super authentic food & everything is fresh. It’s a family ran business and It’s a great vibe. Worth every penny. My favorite was the Spicy stir fried pork. Soooooo good.“

“Amazing food!

Vegetarian options: All plates modified

Dietary restrictions: Really good at it

Parking: No problem paring

Kid-friendliness: Kids eat here

Wheelchair accessibility: Yes“

“Super fresh, great variety and helpful, friendly staff! This was my first time there and I'll be back. The owner and I had a lovely chat, and he gave me a fresh piece of fruit along with my tuna sandwich!“

“Homey Korean feel. Food was a hit. Tried their squid cold noodle, rice cakes, japchae, soft tofu soup and all were yummy. They have plenty of banchan, always willing to refill as requested. I would avoid the fish soup as the there were a lot of little bones but soup was very tasty. Very sweet staff there as well.“

“We went in for an early lunch around 11 am. We had been wanting to go to try some halal korean food for long. They do have halal certifications on their wall, but they also serve alcohol there. We asked the attendant, and he confirmed that they do serve alcohol but they make sure not to contaminate the rest. Its a full service restaurant.

We ordered:

1. Crazy nachos 6/10
2. Bulgogi over rice 9/10
3. Korean fried chicken drumsticks and thighs (sweet chili) 6/10
4. Crispy chicken burger 7/10
5. Strawberry lychee tea without boba

Crazy nachos were good, but i think for $20 its bit expensive as there were too many chips with not enough toppings.

We didn't want to go with super spicy, so we ordered spice level 2 sweet chili fried chicken. We think it's more on the sweeter side than chilies as being on level 2 there should have been a little tiny kick. We did request them to give us some mango habenero sauce on the side. He was kind enough to serve some. It tasted well and had that spice kick. Fried chicken was crispy, crunchy, and juicy.

Bulgogi over rice was our favorite. Beef was well cooked and well seasoned. It was missing the egg on top. We didnt realize until later.

Crispy chicken sandwich was nothing crazy but good. Fries tasted fresh.

Strawberry lychee tea was good. Loved the way they serve it. As we were one of 1st customers of the day, the attendant said he won't be able to add bobba as it takes some time to prepare it. Which worked for us as we are not a big fan of it anyway.

The attendant was friendly. The restaurant was clean. The Washroom was a bit old and not super tidy. He mentioned the wait time for food would be 20 to 25 minutes, but I think we got all a little earlier.

So overall, it was a good experience.“

“Sauerkraut chinese fish. This cuisine is generally for fresh of the boat Chinese people. But over the last few years, it has steadily gained popularity amongst non Chinese and even non Asians. I can't even explain what the taste is like aside from it being maybe lemongrass and spicy at the same time. The bowl is filled with random veggies, spices, and, of course, your choice of fish or even duck blood. This spot is located inside the food court of 99 Ranch Market. The prices are reasonable ($12.95), and the employees are nice. They also serve Malatang. Those that don't know, look it up. When you pay with cash, you get a free drink (yellow colored fruit tea)“