Several new Asian-inspired restaurants made their way to the northeast part of Dallas this summer or plan to do so soon. This list is not comprehensive.

1. Gen Korean BBQ House is planning to open its first Dallas location in the Old Town in the Village shopping center in northeast Dallas.

The California-based restaurant chain is known for its modern neon dining rooms and all-you-can-eat meats grilled at customers’ tables. It offers “boundless menu options consisting of freshly prepared meats, seafood and vegetables,” including a variety of traditional Korean side dishes, according to the company’s website.2. Unbelievabowl Asian Grill opened its third North Texas restaurant location in the Lake Highlands area.

The fast-casual restaurant offers a variety of Asian dishes, including beef and chicken teriyaki, spicy pork, sesame chicken, bibimbap, and more.3. Banh Shop is coming soon to The Shops at Park Lane in Vickery Meadow.

The new storefront is one of three new locations coming to North Texas. Spokesperson Mark Brezinski said in an email that the Banh Shop is “loosely scheduled for the first quarter of 2024.”


The restaurant will serve Asian street food, such as sandwiches, bowls and sushi. In addition, Banh Shop will also serve breakfast.4. Jinghe Japanese Restaurant, a themed cultural restaurant focusing on Japanese barbecue, will open in the Mockingbird Station Shopping Center.

Owner Kangfan King said he is planning to open the restaurant in October or November but has not yet set an opening date. In addition to barbecue, Jinghe will offer sake, beer and cocktails.5. Casa Ramen, a Japanese restaurant focused on ramen, opened in the Casa Linda area of east Dallas.

The restaurant serves several ramen flavors, including a vegan option. It also offers other Japanese dishes, such as shishito peppers and kushikatsu, a choice of skewered meat and vegetables served with a signature sauce.