K-Pop Ramen Dallas

Busy workday, no time to step out, but I was craving soup. I saw great reviews for KPop Ramen and decided to place an Uber Eats order. I ordered the garlic miso ramen combo with a seasoned egg, fried mandu, garlic pork steamed dumplings, cucumber salad, and a lychee tea. Everything was packaged really well. The fried mandu was still crisp when it arrived, and the ramen was packed smartly in a two-part bowl broth on the bottom, toppings separated on top to keep everything fresh. The ramen broth had a strong, rich flavor with plenty of toppings, and each item had its own distinct taste. Portions were generous - I had plenty left over. The cucumber salad and lychee tea weren’t my favorites. The salad had large chunks of garlic that overpowered it, and the tea had a strong unexpected flavor (possibly ginger) that took away from the lychee. I wouldn’t order those again. Overall, though, the ramen and dumplings were delicious, and I’d definitely order from here again.

Reallyyyyy wanted ramen so gave this place a shot. Tried the Garlic Shrimp dry ramen, kid’s teriyaki bowl and Miso Ramen with Grilled chicken—did level 1 spice and it was very mild. Favorite was the Miso—super flavorful, packed with veggies (very fresh) & portion size is generous. I expected more of the dry ramen—it was pretty bland. The teriyaki bowl was delicious and portion size could definitely satisfy an adult. I also liked that their Teriyaki sauce wasn’t overly sweet, had a tanginess to it that I enjoyed. Service was prompt, first come first serve seating and the staff are very kind. Parking is pretty limited. Will be back to try the other ramen options with higher spice levels and the bao buns.

We came here based on our love for ramen and also all of the positive reviews. Let me start by saying the staff is super nice and will answer questions about the menu and availability of items. The place itself is cute and has super fun videos playing around. We ordered our ramen and boba, but we noticed we were missing some of our add ons (eggs) and had to ask the staff for it. That was not an issue, but the ramen itself was. The taste was okay, it didn’t seem super flavorful or have much spice. The meat was the real killer though, super tough and not at all flavorful. It was almost as if it was dunked in the ramen as an afterthought. The boba itself was okay, but not overly amazing. I would say I am really surprised by all of the positive reviews as we left knowing we won’t return.

Our K-Pop Ramen experience was amazing! Such a cool spot to grab ramen and indulge in the K-Pop atmosphere. Some of the best ramen we've ever had! We loved the ordering kiosk and the food came out right away. Huge portions! The boba was delicious! A must have stop in Dallas if you're in the area.

We went there at 1:30 a.m., but the ambience, staff, and overall vibe felt like it was morning! The food was really good—exactly the taste we were expecting—and the drinks were refreshing as well. If you’re hungry, the best part is that you don’t have to wait for hours; our food arrived within just 5 minutes. The staff were welcoming and warm, which made the experience even better. Will surely visit again.

The K-Pop Ramen place is one of my favorite dining spots. The lively K-pop music and pictures sets a great atmosphere, and there are plenty of TVs to enjoy while you eat. Their ramen is simply delicious, with unique offerings like glass ramen alongside both soup and dry options. The staff is incredibly friendly, and the food is served promptly, making it perfect for a quick meal. I especially love that they’re open late, which is ideal for my night-shift schedule. I highly recommend giving this place a try—you won’t be disappointed…

First time trying Korean food and I loved it! Tried K-Pop Ramen with spice level 4 and it was flavorful and perfectly spicy. The ramen was hot, rich, and satisfying. Also ordered the mango milk and it was refreshing and balanced the spice really well. Great vibe and friendly service. Will definitely come back!

This was my first time trying out a ramen spot in Dallas. I was pleasantly surprised, K-Pop has a dope vibe, with music and karaoke. I ordered the grilled chicken k pop soup. Food came out pretty quick! My dish was flavorful, spiced just right! I loved that the chicken was grilled and not boiled. It was really tasty. The portions was pretty decent for the price. I’ll definitely be back to try the other dishes.

We came here right after landing for some late-night eats and it was exactly what we needed. The spot is small but super trendy with bright colors, fun decor, and K-pop music playing the whole time. Even though it was busy, the vibe was energetic and welcoming. You can order at the counter or through the kiosk and they bring the food out to your table. Service was quick, especially for how packed it was. The ramen and sides were delicious and very affordable for the quality. This place absolutely hits the spot when you want something flavorful and comforting. The broths are rich, toppings are generous, and that it is one of the better late-night food options in the area. It is a reliable place for a good bowl of ramen when everything else is closed. Overall, K-Pop Ramen is a fun, tasty, and convenient stop if you are craving something warm after a long travel day or late night out. I would definitely come back.

Ordered K Pop Ramen in Dallas through Uber Eats. Delivery was surprisingly fast, got to me in about 20 minutes which honestly was a plus right away. First thing I noticed was the packaging. I actually liked the container setup. The soup was in the bottom and the dry ingredients were separated in a top container that sat right above it. The noodles, corn, bok choy, scallions, garlic bits, and two pieces of pork were all kept dry which helped prevent everything from turning into mush during delivery. The char siu grilled pork was just okay. The cut itself was decent with a mix of lean and fat, so texture wise it had potential. There were visible grill marks which was nice, but the flavor fell short. It didn't feel marinated enough and honestly tasted slightly frozen. It lacked that fresh tender bite you expect from good ramen style pork. The noodles were my biggest disappointment. They were not terrible but definitely not the fresh chewy ramen noodles I am used to. These broke apart very easily and kind of just sat in your mouth instead of having that springy chew. It felt more like packaged noodles than fresh ramen. Scallions were actually fresh and crunchy which I appreciated. The corn was fine, nothing special but it did its job. Now the broth. This really did not taste like a proper tonkotsu style pork bone soup. It lacked that rich milky creamy texture you get from long boiled pork bones. It honestly felt like a powdered base rather than something simmered for hours. It was drinkable but not satisfying if you are looking for an authentic ramen experience. Overall I would give this a solid 3 stars. It felt more like a convenient filling ramen rather than something you order for a true ramen fix. Quick delivery and decent packaging helped, but the noodles and broth really held it back. Fine if you want something fast and warm, just don't expect top tier ramen.

I've been to K Pop Ramen twice, and both times I ordered takeout. Overall, it was a good experience, and I can definitely see the potential. The ramen could have used a bit more flavor, but I suspect that may be because I ordered it to go. I think dining in might make a difference, so that is something I plan to try next time. The ambience was nice. It is a cute, cozy, boutique style spot located in a plaza. That said, it was very cold outside in Dallas when I visited, and the inside of the restaurant also felt quite cold, which was another reason I did not stay to eat. Even so, the space itself felt welcoming, and there seemed to be a steady flow of customers dining in, which is always a good sign. On my first visit, I ordered the spring rolls and really enjoyed them. On my second visit, I tried a combo that included dumplings, which were not my favorite. The beverages, however, were outstanding both times and easily a 10 out of 10. I also tried the ube frozen macaron, which was absolutely delicious and a standout item. The first time I visited, my ramen was missing the egg, but when I called, they handled it well and made it right, which I appreciated. Parking was easy both times, another plus. I also appreciated that they are open late. After a delayed late night flight, this ended up being a great post midnight meal or snack option. Overall, I felt the value for what you get is solid and fairly priced, especially the combo options. If the pricing were higher, I might have been disappointed, but at this price point, the quality and portions felt appropriate. I am looking forward to coming back to dine in, try the ramen again, and definitely get another ube frozen macaron next time I am in Dallas. The lemonade was amazing and the dumplings were disappointing for me. I also don't like that they charge you extra for not getting ice in your beverage.

This is a great spot to stop at. Ive been coming here for a little over a year, their Tonkotsu is on point every time. Staff is always friendly and price is decent for the experience. Give it a try.

K pop ramen is located in a strip mall in uptown Dallas. They have a lot of various Japanese merch and themed drinks you can buy. You order on a kiosk touch screen and the ordering is fairly easy. The food was delicious and the sizes are very generous. You can upgrade your ramen to Texas sized and it is about double the size of their original ramen size. The broth was very delicious and the Bao buns are a great appetizer to get to supplement your ramen. The ramen isn't too spicy either. This is a pretty popular spot as there were many people coming and going to pickup their take out order. Will definitely go back again.

Supper good my kids first time trying Raman & they really liked . Everyone was so nice We also tried the shrimp garlic noodles & the beef fried rice super good

Got takeout here - I got a classic ramen with tofu, and a side of the dumplings. The ramen was a bit salty, but I really liked how chewy the noodles were. A great value for the combo though!

The atmosphere is amazing!! The food was amazing!! Very nice people!! Love the music !!

A weekly treat for me and my friend, the ramen is definitely one of the best in DFW. The employees are always very welcoming and fast. This place is definitely one me of the cutest hidden gems of Dallas, love the expansion and it's open late night. Their miso and kpop ramen are mi favs!

Vegan review Just no. I guess I have had amazing ramen elsewhere in Dallas, that this does not compare. Hinodeya and Jinya are amazing and I have them often. We came here as it was close to a yoga class we took and we wanted ramen. I got the vegetarian ramen and it was as plain as can be. It was basically just broth. One piece of tofu, one little green vegetable, and a ton of corn..... disappointing. I asked for no spice, and of course it was spicy. I had to all for plain broth to take the spice away. We also waited 20-30 minutes to get our dishes. The restaurant decor was not great compared to the location they were in. The bathrooms actually looked nicer than the resident dining area. I will not be coming back here.

Great location off Lemmon Ave. The service is always fast and friendly. The food was extremely tasty and well seasoned. The portion was a bit much for me but they offer to go containers so it's lunch and dinner. Two meals for the price of one is a fabulous deal. They also offer ice cream and a lot of specialized drinks including boba! I would recommend this location

10/10! This spot was everything I didn't know I needed. The staff was attentive and so nice. The overall restaurant is very much indulged in K-Pop culture, featuring games and kpop videos on the tv. The food was amazing. We had so many items. There was 4 of us so we just ordered a bunch of items for the table. Everything was a 10!

Service was great - ramen came out super quickly. However, the soup was a little too watery for me considering how usually ramens come with a rich, creamy broth. The ambiance is fun for a late night meal or place to catch up with a friend!

I'll try any new ramen place that I hear about and here I am. I couldn't read the menu board in the available light so I just asked if they offer tonkatsu. They do and I did...pork, spice level 3. Most of the available seating is at shared tables...I found a spot at one; there are a few individual 4-tops. The place was, in general, clean. My order arrived quickly, on a tray, and was accompanied by a disposable, straight plastic soup(?) spoon. Fortunately, the ramen was in a metal, not plastic, bowl. It was very tasty and a just bit spicy...next time I'll order level 4. I'm used to having at least a half of a soft-boiled egg in tonkatsu, but there was none. It might have been available as an add-on, but, like I said, I didn't see a menu. If I go back, I'll bring my own spoon.

This place has a fun vibe and is good for a late-night meal. The ramen was pretty good, though it didn't come out super hot. It's a bit pricey for the bowl but does come with a decent portion size. The service was fairly quick, though my friend ordered bao buns and those took a long time to come out.

I love coming here with my friends we love kpop music and I'm so excited for the karaoke bar opening up soon. The food is great! I love all the KPOP themed items, but I do wish they play more KPOP videos or kdramas. Every time I come in they always have the same shows on that aren't Korean related. Like why are we watching On My Block, or that other damn show with the mom and daughter. Also I feel like the service has gone down a bit. The guy that they have brings the food always smells like cigarettes and I've seen him a few times disrespect some of the ladies who work there. I do not support that at all. The chubby black girl with the glasses I believe her name is Maya hands down one of the best cashier/server. She always make sure that we have everything that we ordered and she she'll bring us forks if we need them. I'm not sure why she's not cashier anymore but they need her back

Came here late at night on a Thursday. I ordered the wonton/dumpling soup ramen. While it did feel a little overpriced, it was delicious and decently filling. We ordered on a tablet and the food came out fairly quickly. The inside is a very hole in the wall vibe- my only complaint was it was absolutely freezing lol and no outside seating so bring a jacket!

To be completely honest... I did not expect much when my friend recommended this place to me. I'm very particular (picky) when it comes to ramen places... However, the noodles themselves were bouncy and perfect, the shoyu broth was great, and the grilled chicken inside was very tender. I'd say it's definitely worth a visit. Also, the customer service was great... And sorry for staying at our table for so long, but thank you for your patience and kindness.

I'd rate K pop a solid 3.7 ramen place. To me, it's more of a late night eats place. The atmosphere was very lax and casual. I got the fried mandu and the k pop ramen with chicken. It was not bad at all. It came out super quick which was nice.

Lowering the rating due to changes in food. The k pop spicy broth is still good, but the noodles are too thick and just don't pair well with the ramen anymore. The pork is also very fatty, and even when asked to cook well, it's tough. The garlic miso is ehhh... and I just don't get hyped about the place anymore. They've extended their menu which is nice, but twice now I've gone and left without finishing my meal.... and wasn't satisfied. It was also extremely gross to see the cashier licking her hand to get a bag for to-go orders. That alone makes me never want to return. Ohh and purchase some lids for the Styrofoam cups!!! Oh well, it was great at some point...but not too much anymore.

The food was amazing. Had the lobster garlic noodles and honey hot wings. The food came out fast and hot. Has a simple interior and a few neon signs, great place to chill alone or with a friend or two. The passion fruit boba tea was good too. The service was great. You can order from a kiosk or the front, but this sweet lady will bring it out and she's so nice. can't wait to return and try some more items

In a great, less-high traffic place of Dallas. We were curious to try a new ramen place especially when around this area near Highland Park, which seems to lack ramen places. Plenty of parking right up front and in the garage to the left of the restaurant. The inside was clean and modern and much more spacious than we thought. We noticed employees actively cleaning down the soda machine as soon as people used it and there was plenty of space to eat while following social distancing guidelines. We were greeted by multiple employees with a smile and were offered a menu and time to peruse it.

Ok so if there was a sixth star I would give it that because it was that good! Basic no frills ramen place with a K-pop theme. The service and the food are top notch. We ordered the garlic miso ramen soup and the veggie ramen soup with veggie potstickers you can add more items to your ramen and they even allow you to customize the heat level. I would definitely return again! I wish they had one back in Arizona !

Stopped in here. I was surprised it's busy but easy to order. The food was fresh amazing and fast. Highly recommend. I cannot wait to come back and try more.

A friend told me to pull up to K Pop, and I'm glad I did. Heard a lot of good things about this place so the expectations were high. I got there and I was surprised by the inside. Very intimate but also a good amount of seating for a small ramen. Went right up to order and the cashier was cool and made recommendations. I got the Garlic Miso ramen with a spice level of 4. Grilled chicken might I add. The chicken tasted good and I felt like it had a sweet glaze to it. It was a good amount. Good flavor and it came out fast. Workers all seemed cool and it was just good vibes all around. Def will go again.

Good ramen spot in Dallas. The spicy level 1 is not spicy so I will advise higher if looking for more spice. The noodles are on the thicker side and which they were thinner. The chicken served with the shoyu bowl is delicious and perfectly charred. Food was served very quickly after ordering. The spot offers a bunch of arcade like games. Perfect for those looking for entertainment while dining and hanging out. There are kiosks available for those who don't want to order in real time. Parking is also ample here.

We were driving to Dallas and were getting into town late. We found that this place was open till 2AM which was perfect! You order on kiosks then sit and wait for the food to arrive at your table! Food came out super quick and it was delicious. Perfect for late night munchies.

Love this place! Tried the snow crab ramen for the first time and thought it was great. I love that they're open till 2 am and serve boba!! I have been trying to find a place that serves boba late at night so I'm really happy I found them. They were very busy on a Thursday night! Quick service too.

Goid food and lots of options. It was OK for the price. Open for a late night craving. I tried multiple dishes. The ramen was my favorite but not worth the wait or the price

so great to have a late night ramen spot in the city!! bowls average $15-$17, food came out quickly (~5 minutes), and the shoyu with chicken was rich and delicious. the kiosks seemed a little unnecessary as they had a very sweet girl behind the register. the dry ramen is definitely DRY, but still yummy, as were the bao. it didn't change my life but no complaints. at 11 on a monday the business was very steady and the music wasn't too overwhelming. what was overwhelming was that employees were shouting the names of online orders so loud and with such a tone that the entire (packed) restaurant turned around and went quiet. it happened multiple times and was quite alarming. also a side of rice was $5 and a side of egg came room temp in a sauce cup. still a great place and i would come again. good for a casual hang out with friends. keep up the good work of keeping late night alive!!!

Everything was delicious. Zero complaints. It was packed, there were tons of to go orders. Placed our order online and was ready in 15 minutes.

Ordered the Shoyu ramen (spice level 3) and the dumpling ramen (spice level 3). Really enjoyed both options, great flavor, and tasty broth. I do wish it came with more noodles as a preset but you can add extra for a charge, otherwise really enjoyable. Service was fast and staff were friendly. The manager also came over to ensure we were enjoying our meal. The location is on the smaller side but does have about 20 seats inside, they also play music (mainly KPOP of course) and stream music videos.

Restaurant appearance has become very junkie with things to sell. Confused at counter to use touch screen or counter. Touch screen was slow and saw others using counter service getting more customer service. Seems disorganized, no eye contact, asked for med. spice got extreme hot. Protein was chicken I guess, saw only one or two burnt crispy pieces. All the videos screens playing different artist at same time; very loud. Use to be good and after today I will not go back, ever.

Taro milk tea was great although the boba was a bit tough, I got the tonkatsu ramen, the broth was perfect. Service is quick and the environment is chill. Noodles are slightly too soft. Pork was done very well. The egg was cooked perfectly and everything was seasoned perfectly.

Great service and delicious food! Seriously, if you haven't visited, let this be the your confirmation : IT GOOD AS F*#k

Though the food was good, my husband and I questioned the cleanliness of the restaurant . It seemed as if they mopped the floors with greasy mop water, i was slipping and sliding to get to my seat . I made sure i told the host but she didn't seem to care, they could have at least put up a "Wet Floor" sign for customers. The icing on the cake was the big rat outside . We tried it once but will not be back .

A little cantina style spot with self-service kiosks and small dining area. Loved the kpop music videos playing the the corner and the kids of another party did seem to enjoy the arcade machines. I for one am only here for the food. And it was delish! I had the tofu tonkotsu. The broth was hearty and the tofu a perfect balance of soft and firm to my liking. Ramen noodles also at the right cooled texture and not overcooked or soggy. I was impressed with the baos' flavor. Overall a place I could see myself coming back to and trying more of the menu. 4/5 for timeliness and extra level of customer service from the staff. It was good service but there's always room for improvement.

We have enjoyed this by delivery over 5 times since we moved to Dallas. And every time we can't wait to re order. The kimchi rice is fantastic They always have specials The lobster fried rice amazing. Now the dumplings ramen OMG amazing Simply the best. My mouth is watering just thinking of it. It's a weekly must have. Also the lemonades are delicious.

Love this place. Their chicken wings, tenders, kimchi fries, fried rice, dumplings ramen ... so so so good. The restaurant is also really cute inside too. Kind servers too!

Nut allergy friendly - Korean Fried Chicken Nuggets and both ramen I tried were fine. Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon and got seated with no wait. Parking can be difficult, neighborhood nearby may be an option but not the ER. You order at a kiosk and pick up a number. Card only. Service was pretty quick, about 10-15 minutes for the appetizers and 18-20 minutes for ramen. I tried a friend's Korean Fried Chicken Nuggets (4/5). They had a good level of spice and flavor and the chicken was tender, but I thought it could've been crispier for other Korean Fried Chicken I've had. I ordered the Tonkatsu (3.5/5) at Spice Level 3. I do love that customizing spice level is free. My pork was unfortunately a bit chewy and fatty. I thought they were a little light on the vegetables - a lot of corn but not much of anything else. Amount of noodles was fine but I also wasn't that hungry. I tried my friend's Kpop Soup (4/5), Spice Level 2. This was a bit more chili-flavored in spice and the bok choy added some more substance to the dish. The chicken was more of a teriyaki chicken which was interesting. Overall, reasonable prices for a solid ramen. I'd come back if I'm in the area for a quick meal.

Love the k pop vibe, good ramen and boba. Visiting for work and decided to check this place out. Came here through a recommendation from a friend who used to live in Dallas. She said it was her favorite ramen spot! Friendly service.

I'd like to start off by saying the dumpling (spicy garlic) and the fried dumpling were delicious! The sauce that comes on the side is spectacular. It was also super cute in there. Service was fine, I got it to-go! However, I thought my garlic miso (spice level 4) was extremely bland. I got pork as my protein, again, zero flavor and over cooked. Strangely, all I tasted was LIME and spice in my broth. Which... is odd? I typically don't taste lime in my miso or ramen broth. A few more bites in (I'm watching tv on my couch in the dark, sue me! Lol) and I bite into a WHOLE LIME WEDGE??? Like, what is the world?????? I'm so disappointed ): I obviously didn't finish after that.

Food: Bad Price: like any other ramen shops The food was not good. I tried multiple ramens from their menu and the flavor had no depth. Felt like they were using instant packages? Not sure. Not traditional and not even good. The flavor was just salty and more American catered.

I came in because I was craving some ramen. The soup had flavor and the chashu was grilled nicely. Everyone at the shop was super nice and helpful as well. I had some issues figuring out the self ordering system and the girl at the counter gladly walked around to help me. The vibe was cute and chill. I had my alone time eating and enjoying my meal. Overall great experience.

Food was really good and also came out really quick !! Service was amazing even though they were packed And the ambiance was nice but it was a bit too full for my liking.

Meh. If I had to sum up my K Pop Ramen experience in one word: Meh. While in town for work I was looking for something close to the hotel, light, and easy to order/pick-up; K Pop Ramen fit the bill. Their website made ordering and customization super easy and you can set your pick-up time too. That's about the extent of praise I can bestow on K Pop Ramen, personally. While I was torn on what to order, I turned to Yelp for assistance and it helped me make up my mind: Vegetarian Mandu and Bibimbap with Tofu & Kimchi. Unfortunately both items were pretty underwhelming, I found the Mandu a bit too greasy and fried a bit too hard/much. the Tofu Bibimbap was so blaaaaand and flavorless. It looked beautiful but there was not really anything going on in the flavor department aside from the tofu on there. The kimchi was extremely disappointing and underwhelming having absolutely no flavor what so ever, it wasn't even bland...it was just there. All things considered I do not foresee a return visit to K Pop Ramen anytime in my near future. I know I am in the minority when it comes to dissenting reviews and opinions but there was nothing about my experience that would bring me back.

The food was so great ! They are always so nice and clean! Best ramen spot ever. Will be back

Okay so, I needed something that was open and willing to deliver via Uber on Mother's Day in a city I've never been in and K Pop Ramen was there. Thank goodness they were! I didn't have high expectations honestly but they were phenomenal! I know how hard it is to have food that tastes good even after going through delivery and things like that and they did great. My ramen was still very fresh tasting and super flavorful! They do not skip out on portions either. The lobster was plenty in my "dry ramen" which I really appreciated. I'd love to sit in and dine here one day and try out more!

Solid 3 stars for me. I loved the boba tea and would go back just for that. The veggie mandu dumplings were good too, I would also get those again. Then the K-pop ramen level 2 spicy w tofu was so salty omg. I would go here again though to try out a different main.