Dansungsa - Dallas

The sauces and kimchi are outstanding! The fried dumplings are fantastic, and the jeyuk bokkeum was even better. This menu offers a wide variety of dishes, and we definitely need to sample them all!

The food is excellent, but there are a few issues worth mentioning. There are no physical menus; instead, you have to scan a QR code that can be difficult to locate on some of the tables. Additionally, the waitstaff won't come to your table unless you press a button, which is a great feature, but we were never informed about it. Another drawback is that they don’t like to split the bill more than two ways unless it's cash. This is problematic since we typically visit after events with groups of 6-10 people. They do have tables suitable for larger parties, but it was frustrating to find out about their payment policy only when we were ready to settle the bill.

We had high hopes for this restaurant as a spot for late-night snacks, but it turned out to be not worth the price. The food quality was lacking. While the dishes looked appealing in photos, the soft tofu soup tasted like watered-down seafood. The spicy garlic fried chicken was just soggy and smothered in sauce, and the chicken bulgogi was the only item that was actually decent. Perhaps we should have asked for recommendations, but overall, we were disappointed with the poor quality given the amount we spent. On a positive note, the server was friendly and efficient.

I didn't expect to have the best dining experience in my life tonight but there it is. A hidden treasure found in a hole in the wall called DanSungSa

On Doordash this store is called Asian food and tacos. I ordered popcorn shrimp for $10.99 and fried dumplings for $6.99. The popcorn shrimps wasn't special and the fried dumplings weren't that good at all and not well seasoned. Overall the meal was justok. They do give free fortune cookies and Sriracha sauce!