19 Best Korean Restaurants near Fairview

“My favorite are spicy pork bowl and spicy Tteokbokki !!“

“Ban chan was great! The server was patient and accommodating since I had many questions. Our kiddos LOVED the glass noodles. They were so delicious. We ordered several different plates to try different Korean dishes. Every thing was amazing. Fresh ingredients. Service was wonderful. We were a table of 6 which included 4 small children. Great place for families!“

“Great restaurant that I'll definitely visit again and soon! I usually order a staple, dolsot bibimbap, to decide if I'll be back. It tasted delicious and the banchan was great as well. Looking forward to my next visit!“

“This is my second time ordering from Dawon!.The food is AMAZING.!!! The Bulgogi is flavorful and incredibly delicious as are all the other dishes and the banchan sides. I highly recommend the fried sweet pumpkin, it’s to die for!!!! I have yet to eat in the restaurant but I can’t wait to try it too!“

“The quality, tastes, and service are very consistent and outstanding! One of my favorite goto korean restaurants in Dallas“

“I thought noodles were just noodles, but omg 🤤🤤 the broth on one of them is bomb! Friendly staff is cherry on delicious cake“

“If you’re in the small but growing city of Melissa and craving amazing Japanese food, you absolutely have to check out DOSHI—it truly lives up to its name! We love Japanese cuisine, and this has become our go-to spot. The quality and flavor of the food are consistently outstanding. Every visit satisfies your cravings completely… and somehow still leaves you wanting just one more bite.

The ramen is a standout—the broth is rich, flavorful, and comforting. From their sushi rolls to the sashimi salad, everything tastes fresh and well-prepared. Honestly, there’s nothing more we could ask for in terms of food. On top of that, the ambiance is clean and welcoming, making it a great place to relax and enjoy your meal. The staff are always respectful, friendly, and attentive, which makes the experience even better.

If you’re nearby or even just passing through Melissa, this hidden gem is definitely worth a visit. Highly recommended!“

“Excellent food and great service! Thanks“

“Located in the HMart Plano food court, so be sure to place your order at the main checkout and then whichever restaurant you order from will call your number. I had the ham and cheese egg toast and it was heavenly. I just returned from South Korea and had egg toast from Egg Drop there. This was better, in my opinion. The toast was fluffy and had a slight crunch. Perfectly cooked eggs with warm ham, cheese, and mayonnaise (not sure if that's what it was?). But I do love a good egg sandwich!“

“If you’re craving authentic Korean food in Plano, this spot delivers. Their signature grilled pork ribs are the star of the menu—tender, flavorful, and perfectly charred. The seafood pancake is packed with seafood and comes out crispy on the outside, while the banchan (Korean side dishes) are fresh and plentiful.
The atmosphere is casual and family-friendly, making it great for both lunch and dinner.
Service can slow down during busy hours (we were also a party of 9) but the food is worth the wait. Overall, a solid choice for authentic Korean comfort food in North Texas.“

“We had a wonderful experience at Burning Rice. The food was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Karina was especially attentive and helpful. She checked in at the right times, answered our questions with patience, and made sure everything came out perfectly. Her service truly enhanced our dining experience. Highly recommend!“

“Best Korean chicken I’ve ever had! I ordered the spicy chicken, and it was absolutely delicious — super crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and packed with amazing flavor. You can really taste the quality and care in how it’s made. The staff were also very friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. Definitely my new go-to spot for Korean fried chicken! Highly recommend! 🍗🔥“

“잡탕밥과 새우 볶음밥이 먹을만 하네요...
Average quality foods. It is located inside the food mall. Many people recommaded me to try here. Price are included tax and no separate tips required. Bathrooms are available, and planty of parking.“

“I dont know where to start. I guess ill start by saying what I just had here for lunch, is the best meal I have ever had in 42 years. I had chills and goosebumps from eating their food. I ordered a combo with kalbi, tofu seafood and beef soup. That soup might be the greatest soup ever made. For 20 bucks I had so much food. All the little bowls of extras that make the whole experience amazing. Yuu have to try it. I took a chance. Never been here and it was the best find. Perfect blends of seafood, beef and soft tofu was perfect. The kalbi was more tender than most with a good amount of fat. I will be back tomorrow to try something else. Its a must if you're in the Allen or Plano area. Even if you have to drive further. Just shut up and come eat here. Its worth a 45 min drive.“

“Everything was really good“

“This place deserves 5 stars for its flavor, portion size, and overall taste! I'm thrilled that TANG is in the Plano H Mart food court. I've tried various menu items a few times, and I've been consistently satisfied each time.“

“Great authentic sushi experience! Wonderful sashimi selection and great rolls as well! Staff very friendly.“

“Good staff and good food they cook the food in your face“

“Solid Korean spot in Plano. My favorite dish to order there is the bossam sooyook (보쌈수육). It’s steamed, sliced pork belly served over a steaming plate so it stays warm, and it comes with what I believe is a mild pickled cabbage to wrap the pork in (and kimchi of course). The flavors are mild but delicious! I don’t know any other places in DFW that serve bossam like this.

Their spicy galbi-jjim (갈비찜) is also pretty good, but on the pricier side. Maybe can serve 3-4 people depending on how hungry you are.

My family has tried other dishes on the menu but these are the standouts for sure! Restaurant is clean and service is good. Great for when we’re craving dishes beyond the typical Korean fare you’d except at other places.“