Delicious summer dinner here. Kim chi pancakes are top, the soups are extremely flavorful, service…read moreis quick and friendly. Best of all, everything is reasonably priced. I would recommend and come back. Beef rib soup, fish soup, cold noodles with beef, and kimchi pancake were our favorites. Banchan was also quite tasty. One refill included.

This place is okay. Came here on a Tuesday evening and were greeted and seated right away. The…read moreoverall ambiance is sort of.. depressing? Kind of dark and dingy. They also use AI generated images all over the restaurant which is incredibly off putting. Food is good though. We ordered the fresh combo B and thoroughly enjoyed it. Meat tasted pretty good quality. Service was amiss. We were never checked up on and it wasn't busy at all when we came in. No refills on water, no refills on banchan. I probably wouldn't come back.

High quality meat, delicious marinades, and excellent service! Ronnie was our server and did an…read moreincredible job of being helpful, friendly, and accommodating. They had a decent selection of banchan and were happy to bring more. We were very happy with the AYCE offering for lunch, the meat options, and the sides. I will definitely be back and would highly recommend!

Revisited after some months have gone by. Our server was great and attentive given how busy today…read morewas. The banchan was a lot better this time, the bean sprouts did not have that dishwatery smell like last time. Total was 109.42 after tip and premium dinner is now 41.95. If you're craving KBBQ it's a good one to check out.

This is definitely the best seolleontang in Washington! Better than the other…read more I got the combo and bf got the tendon one. The portions are huge and I loved the side dishes! The star of the show for me was the spicy green sauce they give you on the side. It was so addicting and something you don't usually get when getting seolleontang.

Came in early for some rice and soup. Ordering is easy as there's a tablet at every table. It not…read moreonly makes ordering easy but there is a visual for the items which is nice. There was also a real menu next to the tablet as well. The soup was piping hot! With an order of the soup you get kimchi and fermented octopus which goes great with the hot rice. We didn't get the bowl of green onions as a condiment with the soup. But maybe it was something we had to ask for? We also ordered the pan friend kimchi mandoo. It had a nice crunch and the filling was plentiful. If you have leftover, they do charge for boxes.

Visited from California and was pleasantly surprised! Really delicious, legit Korean food, their…read morebroth was so good. Their seafood scallion pancake was big and delicious, the whole family loved it. Service also was great, we were lucky to get a table for 5 immediately. Recommend coming early if you have more than 4 ppl.

Searched on google for a good cold noodle spot, and this restaurant popped up. We decided to give…read moreit a try, and upon entering, we weren't greeted right away. We stood there for a good 7 minutes before another party came in, and they finally noticed us. After noticing us, they cleared off a table and immediately got us sat. We were served hot tea upon seating. They took our order quickly. We decided to get the Cold-Noodle with a Beef-Based Broth, Steamed Dumplings, and Seafood Soft Tofu Soup. The first dish that came out was the Cold-Noodle dish, and it was served with hot mustard and vinegar on the side. Our server taught us how to prepare the dish, which is really nice especially for first timers. Their banchan was also good - kimchi and radish kimchi - which are both made in-house. Then our steamed dumplings came, and they were my personal favorite dish of the night. You can tell that they are handmade, and the sauce that went with it was delicious. Finally, the seafood tofu soup was pretty good. My partner loved it, but I think the octopus inside was overcooked. But, I understand that can happen especially since it's served in a hot stone pot. It also came with some clams, an egg, and some zucchini! Just from the layout and design of the restaurant, I could tell that it's an authentic place. The workers take pride in their food, and you can tell with each bite. Would highly recommend for those craving some good Korean dishes.

What a wonderful dining experience! The owners were in the middle of closing when we got there…read more(there were still 30 min of open service but it had been a slow day so they were going to close early). Normally I wouldn't try to go to a place less than an hour before close, but my brother who had been visiting from AZ had heard from a mutual (who was originally from S Seattle area) of his back in AZ that this place was super good and this was our only chance to go during his visit. The owners were so sweet and let us come in, gave us a seat that would be nice for my baby to sit and relax, and they even gave her a little toy at the end of our meal. The food was excellent and we really enjoyed our time. I would love to come back again as it's pretty close to home. The restaurant is a little dimly lit which I actually liked a lot as it gives it a little more of an intimate atmosphere.

Very fast service and huge portions. You will get complimentary cold appetizers to sample while…read morewaiting. I ordered bibimbap with beef and it was OK, but it needed sauces to make it more flavorful. I must compare it to Made in House in Fremont, which is a lot more flavorful to me and more creative with textures.

Came here for a late-night dinner after karaoke with a few girlfriends. It was totally unplanned,…read moreand since K-Pocha was open late, I suggested we give it a try. Mind you, we're all moms who were just looking for somewhere casual to eat and wind down after karaoke, and I definitely was *not* expecting the vibe here. It was... bizarre, to say the least. I don't really know how else to describe it. It didn't feel like somewhere a group of moms would casually grab dinner. The atmosphere has a very gritty, old-school Korean drinking-joint vibe, almost like one of those pocha scenes from a K-drama where coworkers come after work to drink soju and unwind. Dim, casual, a little rough around the edges, and definitely more focused on drinking and late-night socializing than a relaxed dinner atmosphere. Maybe we just weren't the target demographic, but the atmosphere wasn't really our scene. I didn't think about the name of the restaurant literally meaning Korean Pocha, until after we arrived. We actually considered leaving after sitting down at a table since the vibe felt off and service was slow, but we were already there so we committed. Regarding food, everything tasted okay. Nothing was necessarily bad, but nothing stood out enough that I'd want to make the roughly 40 minute drive back here either. The service was also pretty subpar and didn't make the experience any better. We were curious about the Zodiacal Peach on the menu and asked about it, hoping for a dessert, but the explanation we got wasn't particularly helpful. We decided to take a chance anyway because we were curious and... it was legitimately just peaches?? It was good but for the price, absolutely not. At least now we know, but I definitely wouldn't order that again. Washington has no shortage of Korean restaurants, and out of all the ones I've tried so far, K-Pocha unfortunately falls pretty low on my list. Between the atmosphere, mediocre service, and food that was fine but forgettable, I really couldn't care less about making the drive back.

This place opens only for dinner and has a somewhat divey vibe inside. The interior features an…read moreopen space with two small, semi-enclosed booths. We ordered the Army Stew and Pork Cutlet. The Army Stew was sufficient for three to four people, while the Pork Cutlet was more than enough for two people! The main entrees came with Banchan, but we had to order a side of rice. K Pocha is great for late-night drinks and food. I highly recommend it!

I was craving dumplings for dinner. So the restaurant is called "Mandu-Ya" but the sign says…read more"GoGi". Its the same restaurant so don't let the name confuse you. The menus are on iPads, so you can browse photos of the dishes and place your order at your table. The woman working there was incredibly friendly and welcoming. The restaurant was clean with K-pop videos playing in the background. The food was good. I especially enjoyed their unique Korean-Mexican fusion quesadillas. The portions felt a little on the smaller side, so I'd recommend ordering a few dishes if you're hungry. Overall, it was a great experience with friendly service, good food, and a relaxed vibe.

1/15/2026 4pm Dinner, came here to check out this place. We got confused with the name. We were…read morelooking for Mandy-ya but the address shows GOGI ON THE GO. We had to call them to verified that it was really Mandu. Anyways, this review is based on what we ordered ‼FOOD: (5*)corn cheese mandu-(delicious) (2*)shrimp & pork dumplings ----dumpling dough is too wet and falling apart while eating (0*)kimchi fried rice ---- this doesn't taste like there's any kimchi at all. Meat looks dark and scary. (2*)Sweet & spicy Korean chicken wings ---- too sweet, can't even taste the chicken, coated with too much sauce (5*)Regular fries .. this was ok ‼SERVICE: Not very customer friendly No engagement with the customers ‼AMBIANCE The ambiance features a tasteful blend of Asian artistic elements, with no Mexican influences. The modern decor includes a self-service ordering kiosk at each table. Very convenient to order food quickly I think this place is very confusing with thier name and food. Lots of parking spaces No healthy options at all Mostly, fast food Food came out quick though I will definitely not be returning at all‼

My mom and I have stopped by here a few times as she loves soondae and soondae soup and this is one…read moreof the only places that offers it nearby where we live. I have had their spicy beef soup, spicy pork neck bone soup, spicy soondae soup and spicy pork belly soup so far and have been happy with the portions and spiciness. My little brother really enjoyed their katsu here and shares how it is huge. The to-go packaging here is very well done and the presentation for when you dine in is a good amount for what you pay for. The inside is spacious with tables that can accommodate solo, duo, or group dining. They play soft pop or K-pop while you dine where it's not too loud. Though our recent visit, they suddenly blasted music and it was super loud and started me. In our most recent visit, we ordered the soondae soup with the soondae and meat combo, spicy pork neck bone soup, and cold noodles. The cold noodles were pretty good, wished they had apple or pear slices to go along with it. I loved the texture of the ice slush though. Service here is friendly and the waitress checks in to refill banchans or to check if you need anything else. Strangely enough, they won't let you pack up leftover banchan which I thought was strange and a bit wasteful.

Amazing soups and soondaes! Some of the freshest and softest soondaes I've had in the US. The…read moreGukbap was also very flavorful and full of tender briskets. Kimchis were also super fresh. Really nothing to complain about here besides I wish I'm closer to the restaurant.

Pricey but delicious !!!…read more The location and the vibe around is just perfect for gathering with your group of friends and family . Not to mentioned, our server was amazing and patient with us since it was my first time. Although, she kinda knew us from the church she still treated us with respect like any other customer without any favoritism or whatesoever. She told me full details of the menu to which is usually ordered or popular at the moment, since I couldn't decide myself. I loved everything she recommended and can't wait to go back again. I specially loved the kalbi and pork tofu combo . We did get the stone bibimpap as well which was amazing !! And the seafood pancake . I think we ended up getting so much food that we ended up just sharing whole just enjoying each others company. My order: ( in the photo) Pork Tofu Soup 돼지고기 순두부 with kalbi combo! And Seafood Pancake 해물파전 The others ordered the half and half chicken and hot Hot-Stone Bi-Bim-Bap 나물돌솥비빔밥 . The side dishes was the best too and I love the kimchi specially. Can't wait to try other dish next time.

Since our family in Tacoma likes Korean food, so we went to this place that everyone enjoys it…read morealways in WA. I tagged along to have some bibimbap that everyone in our family was raving about. This place is in a big shopping center and there are plenty of parking spaces. The restaurant is very nice and clean. There are 2 older Korean ladies taking care of the whole restaurant from seating people to taking orders and delivering foods on a cart. It was so crowded, that the table next to us had to leave due to having to wait too long and their kids getting fussy. We had to wait to be seated and wait to order our food. We got to sit in the back room so I had to go out and reminded the ladies that we're in the back room LOL. I was hungry. The lady came and took order, she's very pleasant although tired of running the whole show. Our order was easy, 5 bibimbaps and 1 Korean famous fried chicken for appetizer. The lady was so happy, yes, it was an easy order. She brought all the traditional little pickles and veggies dishes out for us to nibble before the main course LOL. The family likes kimchi so much that she brought 4 extra dishes for us, which was very nice. The fried chicken was excellent, crispy and tasty and hot, I liked it as always. The prices here are reasonable, less than $30 and average $20. The bibimbap is a little light on the meat and a little light on salt. I need to add the red sauce to make it better.

excellent bossam place! so tender and flavorful. the granny bossam is best for 2 people while the…read morevirgin bossam is meant for 3-4. other than that, we were told there is not much different. like everyone says, the kimchi is delightful and i want to bring home. it is salty and savory but has also a nice kick / zing that other restaurants lack. it really tastes homemade! also got the seafood jjampong which had a good helping of shrimp and mussels and the soup was quite refreshing. our server was great and refilled our banchan without us asking. not the greatest banchan in federal way, but the egg soufflé was definitely one of the best i've had in awhile. gives more dive bar and casual vibes in here. great for a big group, harder to try more stuff if it's just 2 people. portions are very generous. want to try seafood pancakes next time

My family and I frequent this place especially for bossam. The portions here are always huge so…read morethat's why it is a bit pricier. There hasn't been anything we ordered that we didn't like. They have a little buzzer on the table to call the server if you need anything. The inside is pretty spacious that accommodates different party sizes with K-pop playing. The restaurant can get a bit tight and if they are full while you're waiting for your takeout then you are in the way of the servers but they don't really tell you to wait out or accommodate you. I will admit I am disappointed by my most recent takeout order here as not only did it take long but they didn't offer any banchan with my order, especially with the wait. I order jjampong and it was alright, not as much seafood or flavor as I'd like. It'd be better to go to Wooree Bahnjeom nearby instead for that.