The noodles were exactly what I was craving this week because of the really hot weather. Loved this…read moreand everything that came with it. The restaurant was very clean and the staff were very attentive.

This is a classic Korean restaurant with lots of choices. We tried a lot of dishes and everything…read morewas amazing. I have a small complain for the portion of the food given the price. Other than that, the place is well-lit and nicely cleaned. Service was great too.

What a fun Pocha. Came here after the BTS concert. Luckily we pre booked. Was running a little late…read moreand called them to change the reservations and they were fine with it. Totally packed. There are wooden booth seating and your typical round metal tables when stools that you find at a Pocha. Lots of items on the menu. We picked the half half pajeon that was half seafood pancake and half kimchi. Both were delicious but the kimchi one really stood out. Great taste and nice crisp to the texture. We also ordered the charcoal grilled pigs feet. Came with seasoned seaweed rice balls and bean sprouts. Delicious charcoaled taste with a spicy kick. Totally recommend. Also ordered the stir fried octopus that also came with riceballs and beans sprout. Our least fave dish of the nice was the chicken gizzard. Very dry and tasteless and missing the sesame oil dip that normally comes with this dish. For drinks we ordered the apricot soju. Sugar free but I didn't like the after taste. However this is my niece's favorite soju. I didn't like the fake sugar aftertaste. This place was so much fun. Loved that they blasted BTS musics and videos the whole time. Made me feel totally young and hip.

First time visiting a "pocha" which is sort of like a Korean pub. Mainly a place for drinking…read more(rowdy and open late) but we found the food to be very good too. It was odd that you scanned the qr code to see the menu but you still order via waitstaff. An interesting relic that remains from the covid times. We got the fishcake soup and the korean savory pancake (two flavors: seafood and kimchi). The soup comes with fishcake on a stick as well as ricecakes (duk), a hardboiled egg and udon and they put it over a small heater so it stays hot. The pancake was on the gummy side (could use a bit more filling) but overall delicious. Knocked a star off because service was on the slow side (both to order and to get the check, and our waiter did not really check on us all that much) but other than that an enjoyable experience.

Easy 5 stars. A friend took me here on the late night and the place was mostly empty. We got kim…read morechi tofu stew of some sort and some crispy fried chicken with a sweet sauce. Both portions were generous, both items were really really good and satisfying. The kimchi seemed like a really healthy dish and had a really nice depth of flavor without being too spicy. We had a couple of Terras to top it off and a ton of leftovers. I wanted to go back to try more things, but at least I had leftovers to eat for the next few days. YUM!!

My friend chose My Way for dinner on a Wednesday night. We walked in a bit after 6 and were able to…read moresit right away. The restaurant is casual and comfortable. The waiter and rest of the staff were friendly and very helpful with recommendations. They gave us complimentary soup with noodles that was very tasty. We selected four skewers (chicken, short rib, pepper in bacon, mushroom in bacon) and beef pancakes with scallions to start. An excellent and flavorful selection of appetizers. We knew that we wanted to order a solid amount of entree to share and went with the fried chicken with garlic and the thin beef brisket with clams. The fried chicken was a HUGE pile of perfectly fried and seasoned chicken. I haven't had better Korean fried chicken! The brisket and clams was also delicious, had never considered that combination before but enjoyed it to the point where I was looking for more clams. Absolutely stuffed and looking to return!

Came here to watch a world cup game with a few friends. We were able to grab a reservation and glad…read morewe did cause they were booked (given the game). We were seated soon after we checked in. Service overall was friendly though you could tell they were busier with the larger number of customers that day. We ordered several dishes and all of them were overall good. Some of the dishes we ordered included rice cakes, seafood pancake, and a broth. I appreciated that it wasn't too spicy so that all of us at the table could enjoy it. Cute spot in north jersey to grab dinner and/or drinks. Good for both small and large groups as well.

I've been to Duri Pocha a couple times now. I was very pleased both times…read more The pa-dak (scallion chicken) is delicious. At first I thought it was just because the first time I had it I was drinking soju and beer with my friend but it was still just as good the second time around. It's juicy and cheesy and spicy and the scallions add some welcome freshness to the dish. What's not to love? For my second visit my friend wanted to try the bo-ssam (pork wraps). It was pretty good, but I'll probably skip it next time. There wasn't anything wrong with it, I've just had better at other places. I feel like it lacked a bit in flavor and it was a little chewy. The menu here is big enough that I'd try other things before I go back to the bo-ssam. There's plenty of seating and service is pretty quick. There's a button at the table to call your server and if you press it they come over real fast. The ambiance is your typical pocha; it's kind of dark, kind of noisy, and there are a lot of colors all around. I'll come back eventually.

I came to the US for the World Cup, and decided to stay for the food scene, a way to travel the…read moreworld again but from one location Having lived in Japan for a year, Japanese food quickly became my favorite one in the world An izakaya specialty being to serve small plates, giving the opportunity to taste different food, it quickly became my favorite option when I looked for where to have dinner in Leonia, seeing it was named a Korean izakaya making me extra curious, especially knowing I also spent 3 months in Korea When I entered, I was immediately warmly greeted by the staff The place is big, with tables for 4 but also long ones for 8-10, making it ideal for gathering with friends (an izakaya actually is a mix between a tapas bar and a pub, so that's definitely a place of choice for group meetings), a bar area, and the lighting displays make it even warmer They have a great selection of small plates: mentaiko potato salad, edamame, deep fried oyster, fried squid legs (karaage), chicken karaage, French fries, tako wasabi, fried pork gyoza, takoyaki (octopus balls), and corn cheese On top, they also have signature dishes: pork cutlet toowoomba pasta, mentaiko cream udon, nagasaki jjamppong with crispy rice, budae jjigae (Korean army stew), spicy sea snail salad with noodles, spicy stir fried pork, assorted skewers, and okonomiyaki To drink they have bottled & draft beer, jujung highball, makgeolli, soju (including premium and flavored), somaek combo, soda... So it can be seen as a mix of Japanese and Korean food, or one could also say Japanese food with a Korean flavor I personally had fried pork gyoza (which was definitely not overcooked as too often it is the case in some restaurants), takoyaki (the most famous street food in Japan, which was just as good as on my memories) and mentaiko cream udon (which was a delicious surprise, with lots of cream, shrimps, mushrooms and more) There's Wi-Fi, Korean music, TVs, toilets (separated for men & women) In short: warmly recommended, by someone having spent 365 days in Japan and having Japanese food as his favorite, and 3 months in Korea and also having loved it

I like this place better after my second visit!! This place, while it is a pub that people come…read morehere for drinking but apparently they do have some killer dishes. We read it somewhere saying they have the best noodle dishes in NJ so that's why we decided to come back and give it another try. Hubby ordered Tonkatsu Toowoomba pasta, the pasta is served with generous creamy seafood sauce and topped with a pork-chop and it didn't disappoint. We also ordered monkey balls ( very good ), French fries( I love it) and assorted skewers (wish they served the skewers hot ) Service is friendly, you press the call button on the table if you need staff's attention and the staffs will come to your table. The food was served quickly after we ordered it. The deco inside is a bit like " winter cabin lodge looking" which is a bit interesting to me , you don't see this type of theme in this area too often.

This place is still as popular as ever! We came here for lunch, and it was absolutely packed. We…read moreordered their popular house meat platter, and honestly, the side dishes were surprisingly good. As a Korean, you can usually tell whether a Korean restaurant is good by its side dishes, and they definitely did not disappoint. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared. The portions were generous, and they definitely didn't skimp on anything. If you're in the area, this place is a must-visit!

This place has been at H Mart mall strip forever, but has been renovated (Thank god !!!! because it…read morewas pretty dirty and old). The menu is traditional Korean dishes and known for pork belly and marinated pork rib. We ordered one portion of pork rib and two of pork belly. They were good. Just that the server was laying out all the meat on the grill all at once, and we had to request that she go slow since we don't eat that fast. Her response: But, the place is crowded and there will be people waiting again. WOW. We simply did not want to grill all the meat to dry up and asked her to grill two slabs instead of laying out all 6. Yes, the place is very busy. Smoke from all the grilling. Loud. Let me think about visiting next time and ask again for slowly eating and grilling ....

I made a reservation a week in advance to celebrate a birthday party here. We went to check several…read morekaraoke spots in the area, and found this one to be most cost effective ($40/hour for 4 guests, $5/hour for each additional guest), nicer rooms and a fantastic food menu as well, since also had a restaurant section. Added benefit, they had their own parking lot, fitting about 10-12 cars right in front of the 3rd floor entrance thru the private parking lot. Once we arrived on Saturday evening, the manager took us to their biggest room since we had about 14 people. The room was cozy enough. All guests were able to see the TV fine. The music/lyrics were played through Youtube, so it was easy to search and play them. The microphones and sound systems worked fine too. We were the only ones in the karaoke room around 7pm, but by 9pm all their rooms were full, so was the restaurant's dining space. During the party, we ordered a bunch of drinks and food items. They had a call-in button in the room that notified the manager to come in. The grape slush bowl were massive hits among our friends. Ube rice wine also good. Among food onion rings, fresh fries, cheese sticks, fried (pork) dumplings, chicken wings, chili shrimp, and cream shrimp all were good quality. I loved the fried gizzards, takoyakis and butter roasted squid. They actually served a whole squid that I had to cut in pieces. Throughout the night the manager and rest of staff members provided wonderful service. Being a large party, we had lots of orders and requests, that they accommodated for us. They also kept the birthday cake in their kitchen and when we were ready, they brought it out with a fire cracker on top. We also got plenty of bowls and cups for all of us to share the food, cake and drinks. Originally we had booked for 2 hours, but since everyone was having such good time, we extended for another hour. Highly recommend them for karaoke night or just to enjoy some delicious Korean food.

Wonderful karaoke and food. We had my birthday party on a Saturday night. The staff were very…read morehelpful and attentive. Amazing from beginning to the end. The room gives concert vibes. Nice red cushion sofa and big tables for food. We used the YouTube system instead of the regular code system (key in the song code from the book). Very easy to navigate. Stereo and mic system was good. No audio feedback. You can adjust music and mic volumes separately. Only 2 microphones can connect to the stereo. I wish we could have 4 but it's ok. We ordered a lot of food and drinks. I was so busy singing. I really didn't know what were the names of the dishes or drinks. But the soju drink with grape slush was wonderful. Very light. It's shareable size. Came with 4 straws. Also a ube drink that you pour ube juice into a bowl of alcohol (?). Very interesting and great taste. Onion rings were crispy. Takoyaki was not bad. All shareable sizes. Thank you to my husband, my friends and the staff to make it happen!! I truly had a wonderful time.

TLDR: Sort of a traditional yet fusionesque restaurant at the same time. Enjoyed the crown prawns…read moreand the gochujang pasta. Came here because I was looking for an outdoor restaurant, they have a nice patio at the second floor that can fit maybe 3 4-tops. It's a cool neighborhood spot, reminds me of something I'd find in Korea. There are some more traditional dishes and then very Western crossover items. It sort of reminds me of Soram and a "bunsik" style resto in one. The dumplings are handmade and pretty tasty. I found the dishes to be a bit on the sweeter side but not off-putting. I really liked the crown prawns, a broiled butterflied shrimp topped with lobster and crab paste. The gochujang pasta was also tasty, reminded me of a vodka sauce but with almost creamy bisque like profile. On the pricier side but enjoyed it enough that I'd come back. I though it was a cool that I can eat something more traditional yet also get a more creative dish if I wanted.

Korean food @ Englewood Cliffs, NJ…read more We attended a wedding dinner on Saturday at second floor of the restaurant. The appetizers were shared by four people and we chosed entrees for each person. I really enjoyed their home made dumplings, bindaedeok and marinated galbi. The abalone bibimbap and spicy cod soup was tasty! It was nice to have a open balcony where we enjoyed the breeze. The restaurant is very cozy and they also have fusion Korean style entrees. There were two servers assigned to the event and they worked efficiently.