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A Korean Barbecue Restaurant Opens Today in Trinity Groves

K's House, a new Korean barbecue restaurant from Sammantha Kang, opens today at Cypress at Trinity Groves.
K's House brings Korean barbecue to a West Dallas spot just a stone's throw from downtown Dallas.
K's House brings Korean barbecue to a West Dallas spot just a stone's throw from downtown Dallas. courtesy Allyn Media
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A new restaurant soft opens today in Trinity Groves: K’s House, a Korean barbecue spot where, in classic Korean barbecue style, you can grill your own meats tableside.

The 5,800-square-foot restaurant, which seats almost 200 and includes a patio, is located in Cypress at Trinity Groves, the apartment complex across the street from Off-Site Kitchen.

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The interior at K's House
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"K’s House serves an authentic Korean meal with many of the ingredients for the dishes imported from Korea," according to a press release. "Some of the featured recipes are from owner Sammantha Kang’s family, many that have been passed down for generations."

Grab a group and grub down on table-grilled meats like boneless short rib, beef bulgogi, pork belly and pork shoulder marinated in coffee and wine. If cooking your own meat feels intimidating, servers will grill it for you or show you the ropes, according to the release.

This being Korean barbecue, expect ample banchan, the traditional Korean side dishes that make the meal so memorable. K’s House banchan will rotate daily, with options like "kimchi with cabbage that is flown in from Korea, cucumbers, fish cakes and Korean-style potatoes," according to the release. "The chef will also offer rotating and seasonal specials, including shabu shabu (hot pot) in the winter."

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Prepare your body for many meats — and plenty of banchan.
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If you’re not in the mood to eat your body weight in grilled meat, the restaurant also serves dishes like hot stone bibimbap and soondubu jigae, a traditional Korean soft tofu soup that "features a sauce made with 17 different ingredients and fermented for four days," according to the release. On the lunch menu, you’ll find "fusion favorites" like Korean tacos, kimchi pork belly sliders and Korean-style ramyeon, "a soup similar to Japanese ramen that became popular in Korea in the 1960s."

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K's House isn't skimping on the banchan.
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On the beverage side, K’s House will sling "signature cocktails made with specialty Korean liquors," according to the release. Dinner service is in soft open from May 30 to June 1, with lunch only on Sunday, June 2 and normal operating hours with lunch and dinner beginning Monday, June 3. The restaurant closes at 10 p.m. on weekends, but the kitchen will stay open until 2 a.m. serving a "night owl" menu that’s delivery-only.

K's House, 320 Singleton Blvd. (Trinity Groves/West Dallas). Open 11 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday.
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