Tableside Korean barbecue is served in Carrollton/Farmers Branch and in the Carrollton neighborhood, and soju is poured at pocha bars in the Carrollton neighborhood. Ari Korean BBQ in Carrollton/Farmers Branch and Omi Korean Grill in Carrollton each have a standard wine program.
Ari Korean BBQ in Carrollton/Farmers Branch is a Korean barbecue restaurant where premium beef and pork cuts are grilled at the table. Service is a la carte, and the meal pairs those grilled cuts with banchan. The wine program is standard.
Omi Korean Grill in the Carrollton neighborhood is a Korean barbecue bar. The cooking is live-fire grilling done at the table. Sourcing quality and cut selection are part of that tableside grilling, a format in place since 2008. Its wine program is standard.
99 Pocha in the Carrollton neighborhood is a Korean bar and grill working in the pojangmacha tradition, and it runs as a late-night room. Sizzling plates go out family style for the table to share. Soju is the drink poured with the food.
KichiBar in Koreatown holds the curated wine program in our guide, and it has a sake program and craft cocktails. Hon Sushi in Beltline Road pours sake, and Cane Rosso in Downtown Carrollton has a standard wine program with craft cocktails and a beer program.
KichiBar in Koreatown serves elevated sushi and sashimi as a modern Japanese sushi bar, with a la carte ordering, small plates, and shareable set menus. Dining is paced. Its wine program is curated, and drinks also include a sake program and craft cocktails.
Hon Sushi in the Beltline Road neighborhood is a family-owned sushi bar. The bar is set in a strip mall, and speakeasy lighting sets the room. The sushi presentations include salmon nigiri. Sake is the drink poured with the sushi.
Cane Rosso in Downtown Carrollton serves wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas from a 900-degree oven, cooked in under 90 seconds, with house-made mozzarella and dough stretched by hand over two days. Ordering is a la carte and family style. The wine program is standard, with craft cocktails and a beer program.
Koreatown. KichiBar in Koreatown is the restaurant with a curated wine program in our Carrollton guide. That program sits with a sake program and craft cocktails at the same restaurant. It is the only curated wine program we publish for the city, and the restaurant's neighborhood is Koreatown.
Our guide counts 0 Michelin-starred restaurants in Carrollton, and the citywide Michelin star total is 0. Those counts are citywide in our Carrollton guide. The starred-restaurant count covers Carrollton as a whole, and the star total covers Carrollton as a whole.
Our guide does not include a tasting menu format at any Carrollton venue. Restaurant formats in our citywide guide are a la carte, family style, buffet, and small plates: small plates at KichiBar in Koreatown, and a buffet at Bros Korean BBQ & Sushi in the Carrollton neighborhood.
None of the Carrollton venues in our guide hold a Wine Spectator award. Standard wine programs in our guide include Omi Korean Grill in the Carrollton neighborhood, Ari Korean BBQ in Carrollton/Farmers Branch, Masu Sushi & Hibachi in the Carrollton neighborhood, and Cane Rosso in Downtown Carrollton.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Selected entries from the current guide for Carrollton.
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Ari Korean BBQ occupies a strip-mall address in Carrollton's Old Denton Road corridor, where the suburb's Korean dining concentration runs deep. The format follows the tabletop-grill tradition that has become among the more socially engaging dining structures in American suburban dining, pairing grilled proteins with banchan in a format built for groups.
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Bros Korean BBQ & Sushi sits on Old Denton Road in Carrollton, Texas, serving the dual-format combination of tableside Korean barbecue and Japanese-style sushi that has become a defining feature of North Dallas's Korean dining corridor. The restaurant draws from a community with deep roots in Korean cuisine, positioning it within one of the Dallas-Fort Worth area's most active pockets of Korean and pan-Asian dining.
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Cane Rosso on South Broadway brings Neapolitan-style pizza to Carrollton's dining corridor, operating within a Dallas-area chain that has built a following on wood-fired technique and imported Italian ingredients. The format suits a casual but deliberate meal, with the kind of menu pacing that rewards those who treat pizza not as fast food but as a craft product worth sitting down for. It sits in a neighbourhood where Korean BBQ counters and Japanese concepts define much of the local competition.
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KichiBar occupies a strip-mall suite on Old Denton Road in Carrollton, a corridor where Japanese, Korean, and pan-Asian formats compete for the same regulars. The bar sits within a North Dallas dining belt that has quietly developed one of the more concentrated Asian dining scenes in suburban Texas. Carrollton's Old Denton Road stretch rewards those willing to move past the parking-lot exteriors.
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Masu Sushi & Hibachi sits along East Hebron Parkway in Carrollton, Texas, placing it squarely within the DFW suburb's growing corridor of Japanese and Asian dining options. The format pairs sushi counter fare with hibachi-style cooking, a combination that appeals to groups with divergent preferences. Carrollton's dense dining strip offers useful context for understanding where this restaurant fits within the local scene.
Carrollton, United States
Sushi Nekko Japanese Restaurant sits on West Hebron Parkway in Carrollton, Texas, occupying a stretch of North Dallas suburban dining that increasingly punches above its strip-mall surroundings. The restaurant represents the quieter, neighborhood-facing end of Japanese cuisine in a city better known for Korean BBQ corridors and Tex-Mex staples. For diners who prefer a measured, ritual-focused meal over the spectacle formats common in the area, Nekko warrants attention.
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A cozy Sichuan Chinese spot in Carrollton for casual lunches, dinners, and group meals, especially when the table wants a la carte ordering and real spice direction. Go for dan dan noodles, mapo tofu, spicy boiled fish, green pepper spicy fish, and cumin lamb; choose somewhere more formal for a major occasion.
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Toridori is worth using for affordable Korean fried chicken when convenience matters more than a full-service dining room. Start with the crispy chicken sandwich for a solo meal, then come back for hot & spicy wings and fries with a group. The walk-in-friendly, counter-service format works well for casual lunch, dinner, takeout, delivery, and curbside pickup.
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Yo Bowl occupies a strip-mall unit on Old Denton Road in Carrollton, Texas, placing it squarely inside the city's dense corridor of Asian and pan-Asian dining. The format is compact and counter-oriented, suited to the quick-service bowl tradition that has taken hold across North Texas suburbs. For context on how it sits within Carrollton's broader dining scene, see our full city guide.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Carrollton.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Carrollton.
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3 Nations Brewing operates out of Carrollton, Texas, where the craft beer scene sits at an interesting crossroads between Dallas suburb pragmatism and genuine brewing ambition. Located at 1033 Vandergriff Dr, the taproom draws a local crowd that treats it less as a destination and more as a regular fixture — the kind of place where the pour matters and the conversation tends to linger.
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99 Pocha brings the Korean pojangmacha tradition to Carrollton's Mac Arthur Drive corridor, where late-night street food culture and soju-driven drinking have quietly taken hold alongside the area's Korean BBQ circuit. The format is casual and communal, built around sharing plates and poured drinks rather than formal dining progressions. It sits inside a broader North Dallas Korean food cluster worth understanding before you arrive.
Carrollton, United States
Bros Korean BBQ & Sushi sits on Old Denton Road in Carrollton, Texas, serving the dual-format combination of tableside Korean barbecue and Japanese-style sushi that has become a defining feature of North Dallas's Korean dining corridor. The restaurant draws from a community with deep roots in Korean cuisine, positioning it within one of the Dallas-Fort Worth area's most active pockets of Korean and pan-Asian dining.
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City Night KTV Karaoke Bar & Café at 2528 Old Denton Rd in Carrollton sits inside a corridor of Korean and pan-Asian entertainment that has made this stretch of North Dallas a serious evening destination. The format pairs private karaoke rooms with café-style food and drinks, placing it squarely in the KTV tradition that runs from Seoul to Los Angeles. It draws a mixed crowd of Korean-American regulars and curious newcomers most nights of the week.
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Ddong Ggo Tx operates out of a strip mall suite on Old Denton Road in Carrollton, a corridor that has become one of the Dallas-Fort Worth area's most concentrated stretches of Korean dining and social venues. The address places it within walking distance of karaoke bars, Korean BBQ, and late-night pocha culture, making it a natural stop within a broader evening itinerary across the district.
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Hon Sushi occupies a strip-mall address on East Belt Line Road in Carrollton, TX, placing it inside the dense Japanese and Korean dining corridor that defines this part of North Dallas. The venue draws from a sushi-forward format, and its position in a suburb better known for Korean BBQ and izakaya drinking than for premium Japanese counter dining gives it a degree of specificity worth noting before you book.
Carrollton, United States
Omi Korean Grill brings the live-fire tradition of Korean barbecue to Carrollton's Old Denton Road corridor, operating within a North Texas Korean dining scene that has grown considerably in depth and breadth over the past decade. The format centres on tableside grilling, where sourcing quality and cut selection do most of the talking. It sits alongside a cluster of Korean and pan-Asian venues that make this stretch a genuine destination for the cuisine.
Carrollton, United States
Sushi Kadan brings a structured, counter-focused dining format to Carrollton's Old Denton Road corridor, positioning itself within the Dallas-area's growing sushi scene. The format rewards guests who arrive with patience for pacing and an appreciation for the ritual of the meal. It sits in a suburban stretch that has quietly accumulated a range of Asian dining options worth tracking.
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The Crab Station in Carrollton sits inside the dense, multi-ethnic dining corridor along Old Denton Road, where Cajun seafood boil formats compete for attention alongside Korean BBQ, Japanese sushi, and Korean street food. The format here trades on communal, hands-on eating rather than tableside ceremony, positioning it within the casual-but-serious seafood boil category that has expanded steadily across North Texas over the past decade.
Carrollton, United States
Twisted Root Burger Co. in Carrollton, TX, is a casual American burger operation on S Main St that trades in the kind of direct, no-apology smash-and-stack tradition that defines Texas roadside burger culture. Part of the broader DFW comfort-food scene, it draws a consistent local crowd looking for well-executed burgers without the fine-dining apparatus. Check hours and current menu details directly with the venue before visiting.
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