These days, your go-to comfort might be a bubbling pot of kimchi jjigae or a sizzling plate of bulgogi. Give your takeout containers a rest, and savor a meal from one of Arlington’s finest Korean spots. Or, if you’re here to treat a friend—know you’re a stellar companion, and there’s no better way to show you care without a side of banchan and a shared soju toast.
Yori
$ | (817) 612-9235 | WEBSITE
Maybe you’ve been scanning this guide for the word KATSU. Well, here it is again: KATSU. Yori has their pork katsu curry available as a limited special that guests hope will remain on the menu (as well as a ton of other authentic Korean and Japanese dishes like kimchi jjigae with pork, cheesy fire chicken, and yakitori skewers).
You can visit their cozy Arlington location for dine-in to enjoy their piping hot food and complimentary seaweed soup, and experience their intimate atmosphere with friendly, attentive service.
Bonchon Arlington – Cheney Drive
$ | (817) 522-5158 | WEBSITE
You aren’t going to be one of those people that seeks out authentic Korean barbecue joints with elaborate banchan spreads, it’s simply not your style. Luckily Bonchon Arlington on Cheney Drive is serving up Korean-inspired fried chicken all over the area. You can place your order for wings, tenders (their spicy ones are excellent), and seasoned fries online.
BON KBBQ (Jin Korean KBBQ)
$$ | (817) 419-2500 | WEBSITE
If you’re looking for some serious motivation to power through your week, BON KBBQ’s expertly seasoned meats, delicious dumplings, and flavorful japchae should provide enough savory satisfaction to keep you going. The Arlington location of this excellent Korean barbecue spot is open for dine-in and takeout.
And when you finally finish that last slice of perfectly grilled meat at the end of your meal, you can pat your happily full belly and thank the attentive staff who knew you could handle that generous spread all along.
Burning Rice
$ | (817) 993-5585 | WEBSITE
This Arlington spot has spicy beef crispy kimchi rice, bulgogi bowls, and dumplings available for dine-in and takeout daily. If you want to pair some coffee with your meal, they also have delicious iced coffee you’ll want to sip at one of their modern tables. Check their social media for more information.
Oh K-Dog
$ | (214) 250-1453 | WEBSITE
This is an official motion to substitute all mall food court meals with Oh K-Dog’s Korean corn dogs instead. It will save disappointment, it will save bland lunches, it will make everyone feel extraordinarily satisfied. You can go to Oh K-Dog’s counter to order yourself (or your friends) this new form of food court revelation. Plus, the mall location has tons of other things to stock your appetite with, like mozzarella dogs, sweet potato mozzarella dogs, and bacon egg and cheese sandwiches.
Gen Korean BBQ House
$$ | (210) 236-0403 | WEBSITE
If you’re in Arlington and you want something smoky and satisfying (or, if you’re reading this for a friend and want to treat them right), get some outstanding Korean BBQ from Gen Korean BBQ House. They’re open for dine-in service, starting at lunchtime.
INARU Hibachi and Sushi Food Truck
$ | (817) 269-0652 | WEBSITE
If you couldn’t tell from the name already, know that INARU Hibachi and Sushi Food Truck specializes in fresh hibachi grill dishes and creative sushi rolls like the Sunshine Roll, but there are plenty of Korean classics like Beef Galbi, too. You don’t have to tell them it’s not your special occasion until next week. Head to their convenient location to place your order.
Gangnam Rice
$ | (817) 749-6479 | WEBSITE
All of the slightly bland yet serviceable Korean dishes you’ve been eating are…fine in their own basic way. But, they’re not authentic Gangnam flavors. If you want to get schooled in Korean cuisine (or make someone outside of Seoul very happy), order the Kimchi Pork in a hot stone bowl or try the made-to-order Gimbap.
NAMOO Koreanbowl
$ | (469) 403-0037 | WEBSITE
We don’t want to start any civil disobedience among the Arlington Korean-food-loving community, but you should also know that NAMOO Koreanbowl makes the best Seoul bowl in the city (in addition to all of their other authentic Korean dishes, like marinated pork and steamed dumplings). Okay maybe we do want to start Seoul-bowl-specific civil disobedience.
bb.q Chicken South Arlington
$ | (682) 323-8449 | WEBSITE
The South Arlington location of this Korean chicken spot is open for takeout and delivery daily from 11am to 10pm. You can order everything from the famous Honey Garlic wings to other menu items that encourage trying new flavors. Just visit in person or call to place your order.
Omi Korean Grill & Bar (Grand Prairie)
$$ | (682) 323-8386 | WEBSITE
If you’re in Arlington and don’t want to wait for your grill to heat up to eat something savory, Omi Korean Grill & Bar is open in Grand Prairie. They serve Korean barbecue like beef galbi and soy pork rib that you could feasibly use as a main course for other meals, as well as some fantastic side dishes.
Lohas Teriyaki
$ | (972) 870-5988 | WEBSITE
A tip for a family dinner: have everyone order different teriyaki bowls and share them family-style to create the feeling of a Korean feast. In addition to offering dine-in and takeout in Arlington, Lohas Teriyaki is serving their generous portions, fried dumplings, and standout noodles all day long. You can enjoy your meal there.
Two Hands Corn Dogs
$ | (214) 632-7669 | WEBSITE
If you need a Korean corndog right now and don’t trust yourself to fry one in your cramped apartment kitchen, let Two Hands Corn Dogs handle it. This Arlington spot is serving up delicious corn dogs wrapped with cheese and fried potatoes that you can present to someone you want to watch enjoy that perfect cheese pull for many meals to come.
They also have other tasty options like mouth-watering whole mozzarella and piping hot fries that can be enjoyed on-site with kid-friendly and wheelchair accessible seating – head to their location near Hong Kong Market to order.
Two Hands Corn Dog Grand Prairie
$ | (972) 975-5096 | WEBSITE
You don’t need a reason to treat yourself to a Korean-style corn dog. But here are two possible ones: you watched a few episodes of a K-drama where characters share street food at bustling night markets, or maybe you had a craving for something crispy, cheesy, and utterly indulgent after a long day. Either way, Two Hands Corn Dog in Grand Prairie is prepared to deliver you the goods.
