Momo2Go Opened New Location in Frisco

The Canadian dumpling chain has expanded into a former restaurant space in Frisco.

Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Dining Out

Bold vector editorial illustration of a bamboo steamer basket filled with dumplings, evoking the artisanal nature of a new neighborhood eatery. — Canadian dumpling chain Momo2Go has opened its second location at 5500 Preston Rd. in Frisco, targeting local demand for quick-service halal options. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Canadian dumpling chain Momo2Go has officially opened its doors at 5500 Preston Rd. #102 in Frisco. The new restaurant occupies the space previously held by Lalo's Cocina Mexicana.

Why it matters

The owners selected Frisco for its high population density and the specific demand for halal food options in the area. This marks the second location for the regional franchisees.

The chain operates 10 locations across its network and first entered the market through an Irving location in 2023. The restaurant specializes in steamed and pan-fried dumplings served in paper-based disposable containers.

The players

Karma Gurung

He is one of the two franchisees responsible for bringing the Momo2Go chain to the Texas market.

Tashi Chetan

He serves as a primary franchisee who expanded the Canadian restaurant brand into the Frisco area.

The details

Franchisees Karma Gurung and Tashi Chetan established the new eatery following the closure of the previous tenant in July 2026. The menu focuses exclusively on traditional dumpling varieties prepared for quick service.

Himalayan Kitchen debuted in Toronto in 2012.
The first Momo2Go location launched in 2016.
The Irving location opened in 2023.
Lalo's Cocina Mexicana closed in July 2026.
The Frisco restaurant opened in September 2026.

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Roadmap

This opening mirrors the documented trend of increased demand for diverse quick-service halal options in suburban population centers. It highlights how international chains are increasingly targeting high-growth North Texas suburbs to gain market share.

Residents in the Preston Lebanon Crossing area now have immediate access to the chain's menu of steamed and pan-fried dumplings. The move brings a new fast-casual dining option to the site formerly occupied by Lalo's Cocina Mexicana.

The takeaway

The arrival of this Canadian-based franchise reflects a broader suburban shift toward diversified, specialized quick-service dining. Local diners can now find halal-certified dumpling options that were previously unavailable in this specific retail corridor.