Informal, strip-mall pick offering classic Korean fare such as mixed rice dishes & lunch specials.
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Address: 1455 W Buckingham Rd, Richardson, TX 75081
Phone: (972) 479-9450
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Reviews
Nam Tran
Galbi bibimbap muy bueno. Great authentic Korean food. Normally I’m used to a fried egg with bibimbap, but the galbi and bell peppers were top notch.
… moreMaddy Yang
Came here a month ago for the first time and the food was great. However, the way things worked around was differently and I assume it’s because they are a mom & pop restaurant and maybe a Korean etiquette? I know some cultures may be less customer oriented and that’s totally okay.
My advice is to be prepared for this place to be a self-service restaurant. So you’ll order the food but you’ll have to grab your food at the counter. But there were no signs that indicated us that we had to put our dishes away so when we said thank you for the food, the cashier lady was upset at us and told us to just leave our dishes in a passive aggressive way. It just rubbed me off the wrong way with no explanation on their staff’s end.
I think it’d be helpful to have signs to let us know that there is a bin to put away our dishes and trays just like fast food restaurants have it designed in their spaces. And since this isn’t fast food but acts as a self-service place, it’d be helpful. Not sure if I’d come here again because of the reaction of the lady. But their food is definitely good to try.
… moreMy advice is to be prepared for this place to be a self-service restaurant. So you’ll order the food but you’ll have to grab your food at the counter. But there were no signs that indicated us that we had to put our dishes away so when we said thank you for the food, the cashier lady was upset at us and told us to just leave our dishes in a passive aggressive way. It just rubbed me off the wrong way with no explanation on their staff’s end.
I think it’d be helpful to have signs to let us know that there is a bin to put away our dishes and trays just like fast food restaurants have it designed in their spaces. And since this isn’t fast food but acts as a self-service place, it’d be helpful. Not sure if I’d come here again because of the reaction of the lady. But their food is definitely good to try.
Joe Guancial
Got a number A12. Flavor was okay, the beef was super fatty and chewy. A different cut of beef would be nice. The bibimbop was not prepared in such a way that the rice was crispy at the bottom, but rather a pool of oil and mushy veggies and rice. I like the Barely tea, and the A20 fried dumplings were good.
… moreJoshua Ding
February 2025
Joy kitchen served some wonderful memories for my family. My boys loved the rice drinks and many less expensive flavorful Korea dishes. Unfortunately, we stopped eating here after new ownership. I remembered vividly the previous owner stopped serving before closing because food was either sold out or she was too tired after a long day of cooking. Joy Kitchen used to be our family go to Korean restaurant in this neighborhood.
We decided to revisit today because I’m craving for the Korean chicken and potato stew. Sadly, I was disappointed again with the mild taste and the watery texture. The stirred fried squid and pork was pretty good maintaining the flavor. Regardless, the menu price is reasonable and good portion. If you are in the neighborhood and do not wish to travel to Korean town in Carrollton, Joy Kitchen still offers some decent home cook Korean cuisine.
… moreJoy kitchen served some wonderful memories for my family. My boys loved the rice drinks and many less expensive flavorful Korea dishes. Unfortunately, we stopped eating here after new ownership. I remembered vividly the previous owner stopped serving before closing because food was either sold out or she was too tired after a long day of cooking. Joy Kitchen used to be our family go to Korean restaurant in this neighborhood.
We decided to revisit today because I’m craving for the Korean chicken and potato stew. Sadly, I was disappointed again with the mild taste and the watery texture. The stirred fried squid and pork was pretty good maintaining the flavor. Regardless, the menu price is reasonable and good portion. If you are in the neighborhood and do not wish to travel to Korean town in Carrollton, Joy Kitchen still offers some decent home cook Korean cuisine.
Mari Aguilar
Finding a good Korean restaurant usually requires us to drive quite a distance. However, this restaurant is a perfect 10 out of 10. The food is excellent, the place is clean, and the staff is friendly. What more could you ask for?
… moreDeep P
Joy Kitchen may have an unassuming sign, but the Korean food inside is truly to die for. The restaurant features a simple, no-frills interior, but what it lacks in décor, it more than makes up for with its flavorful dishes and generous serving sizes. The prices are reasonable, making it a great value for the quality and portions offered.
P.s. weekday lunchtime can be busy and be ready for 20-30 minutes for food to arrive.
Operating on a self-help style, you place your order at the counter and pick it up when your ticket number is called. The stews here are especially noteworthy, packed with a generous amount of protein and bursting with authentic Korean flavors. While the drink selection is limited to sodas and water, it complements the meal just fine.
The workers are kind, genuine, and quick to serve, adding to the welcoming atmosphere. Payment is flexible, with both cash and card accepted, and parking is easily available. The clean and well-maintained interior rounds out a pleasant dining experience. If you’re in the mood for delicious Korean food at a reasonable price, Joy Kitchen is a must-visit!
… moreP.s. weekday lunchtime can be busy and be ready for 20-30 minutes for food to arrive.
Operating on a self-help style, you place your order at the counter and pick it up when your ticket number is called. The stews here are especially noteworthy, packed with a generous amount of protein and bursting with authentic Korean flavors. While the drink selection is limited to sodas and water, it complements the meal just fine.
The workers are kind, genuine, and quick to serve, adding to the welcoming atmosphere. Payment is flexible, with both cash and card accepted, and parking is easily available. The clean and well-maintained interior rounds out a pleasant dining experience. If you’re in the mood for delicious Korean food at a reasonable price, Joy Kitchen is a must-visit!
Lee Huynh
Delicious food. Friendly staff. Reasonable price. should try it.
… moreDavid Gates
A lovely little hidden gem. Honestly everything here is superb. Don’t forget the spicy sauce at your table and their delicious rice drink!
… moreLucky Seven
I come here at least 2 times a week. Best hole in the wall korean food around here… the owner is really nice and sweet..
… moreLia
Everything was great, especially the pork neck soup! Just the portion is kinda smaller than before. Also if they can be more generous with their sides I will be so much happier..cuz these taste awesome:)
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