Joy Kitchen - Richardson

Every time I visit this restaurant and try something new, they consistently meet my expectations. I can honestly say that every dish they've offered has been delicious.

This is one of the charming local mom-and-pop Korean restaurants! Instead of ordering the seafood pancake, I decided to try the spicy noodles. The noodle soup was a tad salty, but still very flavorful. The cold Korean barley tea is always refreshing. Overall, great value and delicious food!

Best Korean restaurant in town! This place may be a small, tucked-away gem, but they serve truly authentic Korean cuisine. We've visited a few times, and each experience has left us extremely satisfied with our meals. I typically order the seafood tofu pot, while my boyfriend opts for the spicy pork and kimchi. The portion sizes are generous, and the dishes pack quite a punch! Their seafood pancake is also excellent. Keep in mind that it's self-service. During our last visit, we had to wait for about 30 minutes, so just be aware that wait times can be longer when they're busy. Highly recommended!

Overall, Food taste is great. But, I won?t come back here because of the amount of food you get for what you pay. As a Korean, when I saw the number of side dishes, I thought it is so lame. And Bulgogi, tons of mung beans and a very small amount of meat for 13 dollars before tax? This should be a joke. There are more Korean restaurants that serve same food for similar price or lower and provide more side dishes. I personally don?t recommend here.

Little mom pop shop. Food was good. Great spice and flavor to the tofu soup. Ramyun noodle soup was a bit spicier than expected. Overall, will revisit to support small business.