Frankseoul Frisco

Freddy Gonzalez 4 months ago

A Must-Visit for Sweet and Savory Lovers! ​I had an incredible first experience at Frank Seoul Frisco. The staff was so helpful, guiding me through the menu to try things I’ve never had before. ​The half-and-half cheddar corn dog with potatoes and a sugar coating was the perfect blend of sweet and savory. To wash it down, the strawberry and orange ades were both uniquely delicious, refreshing, and the ultimate thirst-quenchers. ​I also tried the steak kimbap, which was incredibly savory. Even though they ran out of stock for a second order, the lady working there was so kind that she gave me the last one extra for free. I truly appreciate the amazing service and highly recommend this spot to everyone!

John yoon 5 months ago

This place reminds me my 1980’s street food in front of elementary school! The flavor of 떡볶이 is on the spot and those of you who went to elementary school in the 80’s will agree. 😝 We usually make our own because we couldn’t find the place but we will make our own less! Haha~ Give it a try, you’ll not be disappointed!

Stella Ma 5 months ago

I absolutely love the Frankseoul Frisco location! The place is always clean, and the service is consistently excellent with Kpop music. Their Korean hot dogs are amazing—the oil tastes fresh, there’s no greasy smell at all, and the flavor is just perfect. And the tteokbokki? Honestly, it’s the best. It reminds me of the authentic, delicious taste I used to have in Korea. I even woke up this morning craving their tteokbokki, and it made my mouth water! I got lunch… and came here to get tteokbokki . This place is truly a hidden gem—I keep coming back because it’s just that good!

Gloria Shin 7 months ago

I'm not leaving a "bad" review, rather, an honest one. The food here is really ...not good. Probably the worst tteokbokki ive ever had. Talked to the owner about it and he was making nonsense excuses about why it is the way it is. Tteokbkkki is not that hard and not complex, esspecially for a Korean fast food type of restaurant. The rosé tteokbokki was grainy with too much parm that made it thick and almost spaghetti-ish. It was NOT rosé tteokbokki at all. Even the regular cheese tteokbokki was weird... like was was the sauce hardening into like jelly pieces? It started looking gross too. The hotdogs were so dry and the sausages inside looked so pale like it had been boiled for too long. Lile the color really gave me the ick. It was very very..pale with overall no flavor. My friend was invited to make a video to help boost sales but honestly we left disatisfied and hungry. I hope the Owner can rethink on the food and taste it for himself, because I really don't want people trying Korean Street foods for the first time get this and think this is the standard. Hope everybody takes it with a grain of salt. Usually take like 100 photos but took one, ate, put my phone away, and walke

Jay C 10 months ago

I went here for lunch, and overall it was pretty good! I ordered the Dalgona Matcha and the Rose Tteokbokki with sausage and ramyeon, and I enjoyed both! Some minor complaints: the service for the food was a bit slow, even with a nearly empty shop with not too many other customers. The drink came out fast though, but I was told you can't adjust the sweetness or ice levels. Overall this place was good, I would definitely come back!