Frankseoul Frisco - Self service restaurant in Frisco - 9292 Warren Pkwy Suite 130, USA

Hidden gem in the Frisco Suburbs! For all my Korean culture enthusiasts, this place serves the best k-snacks!! We have been craving to try the k-style corn dogs for 2 years now and we thankfully found Frankseoul in Frisco. Freshly fried corn dogs served with a delectable range of sauces (hot sauce, mustard, honey garlic, ketchup,cheese) - this place sure knows how to deliver the authentic corn dog for the uninitiated. We ordered the potato cheese corn dogs as we are vegetarian! We also got the tteokbokki to go which the store customized for us without fish cakes! 10/10 - would definitely recommend this place for a lazy morning brunch and/or an evening snack😄

FOOD IG: @northtx.gemz •••• 🍒 WHAT THEY’RE KNOWN FOR: the famous Korean corn dogs, tteokbokki dishes (Korean spicy rice cakes), & tons of different drinks. They also have a busier location in Carrollton. 🍒 THE VIBE: simple little place to grab a snack with you and your friends! Perfect catch up with drinks and snacks. Kind of coffee shop vibes you definitely can sit in here and enjoy your own company. 🍒 PRICE: $15 🍒 WOULD I COME BACK? Yes. •••• Overall Rating: 9/10 - I’ve been wanting to switch it up from Oh K-dog’s Korean corn dogs for a while. I also am not a fan of Two Hands Korean corn dogs so wanted to give Frank Seoul a shot. - I’m so glad I did and wish this place had more hype! They have a ton of menu options for the types of corn dogs from cream cheese dogs to a sweet red bean dog! - They also have different types of tteokbokki that you can add dumplings and ramen too! also honey pancakes?! This place is the perfect Asian junk food heaven. - There are various drinks from lemonades to coffee. I liked my kiwi lemonade but it’s sprite based and I felt like it only tasted like sprite. You do have the option to change it to sparkling water which I will most likely do next time!

Visited this place for the first time today! It’s my daughters birthday and we thought it would be fun! Upon entering, we weren’t really greeted. In fact the employees just didn’t really talk or engage with us at all. They can’t keep expecting us to tip them when they aren’t even providing good service. I still want to give my extra money to those who actually try. Anyway, besides service, the food was really good and I’ll be back. I was also VERY excited to see that they sell Samgak Kimbap! I have been wanting some for a while but I never know where I can buy them. When I arrived there were only 2, so I bought both hoping maybe they’d bring more out. But they never did. I would’ve bought so many if they would have. Overall a good experience and I would definitely recommend to others.

Wow! My first time trying Korean street food and it didn’t disappoint. I though corn dogs where an American thing and now let me say that American style is pretty bland and boring compared to Korean Corndogs. They are bigger than on the pictures which was a nice surprise. They were not burning hot, amazing! They didn’t taste overly greasy at all for something fried. The service was exceptional. The only think that would make this place better is if it didn’t smell like burned oil all the time. Maybe invest in some filters or something idk. Overall amazing!

Unique Korean style hot dogs. Really liked the outside. I got the hot dog covered in potatoes and topped with sugar with a maple syrup dip! Yum. Wasn't too crazy about the taste of the hot dogs though. I thought they were a good price though and it's a good size. Also tried the sweet bean and it was delicious. The dalgona coffee was decadent. Very clean place and friendly staff.

i work here! we all love our managers, especially Mrs Kim <3 she takes such good care of us! please support this business. Whole mozzarella cheese hotdog has ❌ no hotdog Potato cheese hotdog has ❌no hotdog Seoul angdog (redbean) has ❌no hotdog Cream cheese hotdog has ❌no hotdog “noodles in seaweed” refers to gimmari- noodles wrapped in seaweed, battered, then fried :) no boba here! but our drink selection is awesome too!! house-ades are made with sprite but if you dislike sweetness we can replace it with sparkling water! but theyre all still really good!!! the hotteok is to DIE FOR!!!! and the teokbokki!! so hard to resist buying it during my shift. The cheese especially makes every bite delicious and different. Some may have complaint about the prices, however the food is high quality and hand made.

Cool Korean street food place serving up fried corn dogs and other eats. Ordered on their website and was easy to use. Food was ready in about 10 minutes. Corn dogs were both fresh, really liked the potato one. Comes out smelling like fries. Teokbboki was pretty good with three ramen added. Hotteok (honey pancake) was very good and a nice way to end the meal on a sweet note. Tastes very rustic. Great addition to an already diverse Asian complex.

I thought it was really sweet one of the employees posted about this place so I came here for lunch on a cold Monday afternoon. It was a good decision! I ordered teokbbokki with ramyun, half and half hot dog, and a Korean milk coffee. The rice cakes were nice and chewy, the fish cakes had a good flavor, and it came with a hard boiled egg too! Very filling. And spicy. The honey garlic mustard sauce went great with the hot dog. Glad I checked this place out!