All I have to say is Y U M!! The scallion pancakes are crispy and melt in your mouth. Spam kimbap is incredible. I've been wanting to try gomtang for a while and theirs did NOT disappoint. My husband was hell bent on eating their blood sausage, which was surprisingly amazing. They have great portions, the staff is so sweet and willing to explain anything on the menu. Our food came out fairly quickly as well. It definitely gave pub vibes with K Pop on the screens around us and tons of space. I hope we came on a slow day because they deserve a line out the door! read more

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This was my first time Visiting Pocha 93. I liked the vibe on the inside. As a kpop fan I wish they wouldn't have just showed TWS on a loop! The food was pretty good. I had the beef bulgogi box. I didn't think it would be enough but I was wrong. I was really full after! I also had the steamed egg which was just ok. It lacked something and it seemed to be really watery. We also ordered the cheese corn and it really didn't do much for me. My only complaint was the menus. They were sticky and that is not the best way to start a meal. Our server was very helpful in answering questions that my party had about spicy level. read more

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Pocha 93 was such an adorable spot! Ate at the bar on a Friday, Lerner they have karaoke!! Will be back for that! The food was delicious, wait staff was informative and helpful! They have tables for hot pot and cooking at tables style, love that for bigger parties! Great place for families too!! read more

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This place has a great vibe. They have karaoke night starting at like 9pm in the front of the restaurant so we may have to come back for that. All the servers were lovely and so friendly. The spam kimbap was good, love the saltyness of gives but everyone I picked up sort of fell apart so it was a little hard to dip in the sauce and eat. The japchae tasted fresh and I love that they used non standard veggies like the wood ear mushrooms. We also got the steamed egg and not exactly like my mom's but still very good and comes up piping hot. Now the star of the show is the grilled pork that was very flavorful and would order again for sure. The other surpringly per of the box was that the slaw was sooo tasty so long as you like the mayonnaise taste and the tteokbokki has a nice little kick to it. read more

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Vibe! So glad to have visited Pocha. Saturday night, it was not that crowded, rainy colder day in Orlando. The wife ordered the Pork Belly Ramen and I had the beef bulgogi jap chae. We also ordered Yuzu and Lemon High ball. The ramen was good. Not Asian spicy but with a kick. K-ramen uses the packaged noodles which is ok. The broth was flavorful. Pork belly wasn't the best. The Jap chae was good as well. Bulgogi was great while the noodles were on the softer side. Would go back to try other things, like the grill or hot pot. The decor is nice and trendy. Great for a date night complete with parlor games and TVs read more

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I went to H Mart often but always troubled with the amount of crowds. Today I found out that only few blocks away, the Korean pub Pocha 93 actually offers pretty good lunch menu with reasonable prices, I decided to give it a try. I am happy that I did. The pub was converted from an old Miller's Ale House but very well decorated. Although it was Sunday lunch time, they didn't have many customers. But the waitress still did a good job. She was very knowledgeable about their food and also very friendly and attentive. I ordered the Beef Bulgogi Burger and Braised Pork Belly Doshirak Box. Both were delicious. The burger had an house made patty marinated with Korean BBQ and Ssamjang aioli and the pork belly was well seasoned. $20 lunch per person was a really good deal. I will be there often whenever I grocery shop at the nearby H Mart. read more

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Tonight's visit was with ten in our group, and we were so well taken care of! We ordered their KBBQ Signature Sets, along with mango and strawberry soju pitchers. We had a fantastic time, and everything was perfect! The ambiance is fun, and this truly is one of my favorite spots. It's great for groups, but I've also come with just a plus one. Highly recommend their stone pot and army stew, but you can't go wrong with anything here! read more

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Celebrated my daughter's milestone birthday here. On a Tuesday night, we pretty much had the place to ourselves. Our server Brooke was very knowledgeable as she answered our questions and guided us through the menu, which was a bit tricky to obtain via the QR code but we got there. I preferred my traditional highball cocktail ($12) over the shareable watermelon soju punch bowl style drink ($40). I know some effort goes into making it, though. Just lacking in alcohol for me. My favorite food items were the kimchi & squid pancake and the bulgogi beef (great flavor). The dumplings weren't great. Wouldn't order those again. The Shindangdong Tteokbokki stew ($30) was worth it due to its brimming tasty contents, which were enjoyed by most of our party. As others have expressed, some of the individual/smaller plates aren't really worth the price. K-pop music videos were running on nearby screens, but the audible music playing was alternative/indie, which is my preferred genre so all good with me. Cool vibes throughout the place. I would definitely return. Still learning what's best to order. read more

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Daebak!!!! This place is so much fun. I enjoyed every moment here. I got the chance to finally go to this location mid January and it was a blast with a birthday celebration for one of my friends. I couldn't eat the first time because I was not well. Second time was right after work and I got to try the chicken bento box that came with kimchi, japcha, fresh rice, and chicken. The sauce that comes on the side was delicious!! Made me think I was in a kdrama because of the amazing energy from the staff. I felt at home and 잘 먹었습니다! Thank you for such an great time. I will be back on the 9th to try the watermelon drink hopefully. See you all soon. read more

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Time for dinner... Time to Eatz... just pulled up to Pocha 93 and this spot already looks like a whole vibe korean pub energy, bold flavors, and boba on the side... if you're in central florida and craving something different tonight... this might be the move... late night bites, korean comfort food, and good vibes only... who's pulling up with me? everyone was super nice... We tried the army soup based on the recommendation of the server... now I have a new favorite soup... (I will add some stuff to this review to much to do, being so full... read more

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Very cool vibes. The menu is very confusing, it's a QR code scan but it appears to have the old menu and the new menu on there. The server clarified all of our questions. Food was very tasty. I really enjoyed the Marinated pork shoulder. It was quite expensive for what it is. Also, we didn't fat any sides like we usually see at a Korean restaurant. I would not get volcano pork katsu again but would go for the regular pork katsu. The sauce was more sweet than spicy. Overall, great experience but expensive. read more

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We stopped by today for lunch. After looking around, we realized it would probably be a better setting for late night or dinner. I think since it was a soft opening for their lunch hours we got free boba with lunch entrees. Our server recommended the citrus boba tea which was actually really delicious (it actually had citrus rind in it). My husband ordered the the bento box with bulgogi and I ordered the pork belly ramen. We also ordered the the cheese corn appetizer. The food all tasted great! The service was great and the ambiance was great. I definitely will return for dinner or happy hour! read more

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Jumuluk (off the BBQ menu): This was unfortunately the weakest dish of the night. We were asked whether we wanted it cooked tableside or in the back; we chose the back, but were then told it was sliced too thin and would burn. The result was bland and chewy. That said--major turnaround once our server brought out marinated onions. Combined with the meat, it became heavenly. Still chewy, but the onions absolutely saved the experience. Fish Katsu: Hands down the best fish katsu I've ever had (also my first, so the bar was wide open ). The fish was warm, flaky, and perfectly cooked. The breading was thin, crisp, and beautifully seasoned--nothing heavy or greasy. Honestly impressive. Side Dishes (Banchan): The kimchi deserves special mention. Kimchi is usually hit-or-miss at Korean spots, but this one was spot on. More fermented, deeper flavor--exactly how I like it. Dumpling Soup: I asked for kimchi dumplings and I'm pretty sure I received the regular ones. Im sure they would have swapped it out had i said something. The soup was warm, savory, and comforting. Full of scallions with every bite so mention excluding those if u arent a fan. The rice cakes tasted like they come from a smaller producer, not mass-made--chewier and more satisfying. Budae Jjigae: A generous portion that could easily feed 2-3 people. Served hot, spicy, and loaded with ramen. Classic comfort stew done right. Overall: A few hiccups, but several standout dishes. When Kpocha 93 hits, it really hits--especially the fish katsu, kimchi, and budae jjigae. Would absolutely return. read more

I genuinely cannot believe it took me this long to try this place. First of all, it's so fun I'm there. The decor is super cool and there's lots of spacious and comfortable seating! My friend and I shared one of the lychee soju pitchers and it was delicious. She had the bulgogi bento box which I took a bite of and it was so good. And the portions were incredible, she even got to take some for left over. I had the seafood ramen and it was 10/10. Good enough amounts of different kinds of seafood, broth was super flavorful and spice level was perfect. Overall I highly recommend, oh and they have karaoke Wednesday's and Fridays read more

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We stopped by Pocha 93 to try their happy hour and it did not disappoint! Not only is the food delicious but the portions are great for the happy hour price. They just started lunch so I will definitely be stopping by here for lunch on my way to HMart or Teso life read more

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The service was great. Our waiter was patient and explained how ordering works. The ambiance was cool, felt like a sports bar or pub, which is why they were going for. Food was okay. I don't think the price was worth what we ordered. The combo for 2 came with two types of meat, so we chose the LA galbi & bulgogi. The LA galbi came with two pieces & the bulgogi was a small plate. We chose egg soufflé and japchae for the sides. The portions were small & it cost $4 extra for rice and bonchon. I don't think the combo was worth it, but it wasn't bad. Favorite things were the fried chicken and the seafood pancake, which we ordered separately. read more

I've been meaning to try this place and I'm so glad it was in Bite 30! Had a friend visiting so we went to go try it out and it was so fun and delicious. We went on Wednesday night, and they have open karaoke. It was really fun listening to other people sing while we ate. Our server was really nice and I really enjoyed dinner overall. Bite 30 was really worth it in my opinion. There was so much food and we were really full by the end of it. I really liked the so-tteok so-tteok (rice cakes + sausage)! It was really good and a nice starter to the meal. I really liked the Gam Ja Tang. The pork was so nice and soft and the soup was so flavorful. I usually like intestines, and it was good, but Gobchang bokkeum wasn't my favorite. For dessert; I really liked the strawberry bingsu! It was nice and refreshing as a dessert. For the drinks I got, they were both good, but I liked the LL-fizz more. The lavender and lychee flavors meshed really well together and was nice and sweet. Overall, I would love to go again, even without the bite30 menu read more

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Pocha 93 is my go to spot for a late night Korean bite. Their servers are very attentive and they have plenty of space and parking for everyone! Their menu is expansive so I haven't tried most of the items. My go to is the army stew as it has everything you could want for pre or post gaming drinks (ramen, fish cake, sausage, spam, etc.). They bring a stove over to keep your stew warm. The serving is massive and definitely can feed 4 people. Pricing is pretty decent as well. I went during karaoke night (unknowingly) and there was great turnout and everyone seems to be having fun and dancing and singing the night away. read more

We are craving for kamjatang a korean potato neckbone soup and we try to dine in here the service is nice Ambiance is perfect /clean and the neckbone potato soup is just perfect me and my husband enjoyed it and the price is perfect ,highly recommended read more

Overall, I like this place. It's been on my to go to list for a while, but I happened to go twice in a span of two weeks. Both experiences were very different, but I think it comes to how busy they were. It's a Korean pub style restaurant. If you order grill items, you can have it cooked on the grill in front of you or in the kitchen (recommended). Price point is okay. A little expensive for what you get but not absurd. Some items are more worth it. For example, the stews are shareable so paying $30 for a large portion is a good deal, but paying $20+ for a small plate of meat is not as good of a deal. Also, from a Korean restaurant perspective, it's odd to me to have to pay for banchan, even if it's affordable. The drinks are delicious and varied enough to have something for everyone. They frequently have events too so there might be something fun going on while you dine. In terms of service, the first time we went, it was a Friday night and it was slow. The server was training someone and was very attentive and conversational. He answered all my friend's questions about the menu and had a great attitude when consistently checking on us. The second time we went, it was a Saturday night and it was very busy. However, we got the impression that they were not prepared to be busy. There was a combination of trivia night and a large birthday party. Even though, we made a reservation, they tried to turn us away because the kitchen was backed up. Then what's the point of having a reservation?? My friend convinced the host to let us get a table and just order drinks. When we were at the table, the server again reminded us that we could not order food but could order drinks. However, he did come back about 30 minutes later saying the kitchen was now accepting food orders. So that was a fun surprise. The negative was that because they were so busy, we never got our drink orders and we also didn't get our side items we ordered. We also sat with empty waters for quite some time before we had to ask for more. Because the staff seemed so overwhelmed, I didn't mention the lack of items as I was okay with the entree I ordered. I did have to mention it at the checkout when the missing items appeared on my bill. We were told that because he didn't see it in the kitchen, he assumed we got them? Idk, clearly the restaurant is short staffed so I didn't make a big deal about it. I only mention it here so that visitors are prepared to manage expectations. All that said, I do plan on going back as I did enjoy the food and atmosphere. I'll probably just stick to going on the weekdays instead of weekends. read more

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3rd time eating here. Amazing service. Amazing food. Large portions. Flavorful food. Expected levels of spice but not over powering. Must come eat if you're in Orlando. The owner immediately remembers us after our first visit. Keep this place alive!! read more

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In the west side of Orlando you have a Korean pub. Interesting location outside of the city. Coming in you are welcomed by two jinro toads a great detail. Overall the food is mediocre at best. I remember going on a Sunday afternoon. Wasn't too packed but the service was a little slow considering the amount of people there. Compared to my experience of Korean food in other places the food was a little lacking. Also when we ordered the drink some of the ingredients were missing which was a shame. Would come back to try the kbbq but unfortunately the first impression was a let down. But I'll definitely give it a second try and edit this review accordingly read more

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Walking BBQ What Ofcourse I went some some pocha activities. A friend and I sat at the bar and did some so-meak and quick bites. Ofcourse we got some soju and meakju. I love that they have the korean beers (imported) which makes it so much better for the experience. They have a variety of sojus available (as expected). I love that they also complete the experience with the cups as need. Straight or mix it. Environment Looks like this used to be an ale house that was repurposed. The inside smells like BBQ! Like for me, it isn't as attractive since I was not there for BBQ. Plenty of parking available outside and also quite a big space for seating inside with booths and bar seating. Niceness of the staff Very nice server. Good to see that the staff knows their stuff. Knowledgeable on the alcohol products, from the korean ways of drinking and types of beers and sojus. Dollar It was decent priced, a bottle was around 15$, can add up pretty quickly. Yes Not really, don't want to smell like bbq... read more

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I visited Pocha 93 for dinner and immediately felt the lively, social energy of the place. The moment you walk in, the atmosphere hits you -- neon accents, K-bar vibes, a fully stocked bar, and music that keeps the room feeling upbeat. It's the kind of spot where the ambiance itself makes you want to order more food and stay longer. We sat at the bar, and it was the perfect place to watch everything happening in the kitchen and behind the counter. Our server Michael took great care of us, and honestly, everyone on staff here is friendly and attentive. There's a smooth rhythm to how dishes come out, and Michael checked in just enough without interrupting the flow of our meal. Even when the restaurant got busy, the entire team still felt coordinated and upbeat, which adds a lot to the overall experience. We ordered a wide variety of dishes, starting with corn cheese, tteokbokki, and kimbap. The corn cheese came out bubbling hot in a cast-iron skillet -- creamy, sweet, and easy to dig into between bites of everything else. The tteokbokki was perfectly chewy with a spicy sauce that had depth without being overwhelming. The kimbap was fresh and colorful, with each roll packed neatly and topped with sesame seeds. All three appetizers photographed beautifully and tasted even better. For mains, we tried the LA galbi box, wagyu burger, katsu don, japchae, and kimchi stew. The LA galbi box was incredibly satisfying -- tender cuts of beef, great seasoning, and sides that made it feel like a full, balanced meal. The japchae was loaded with vegetables and glossy noodles, one of the standout plates of the night. The wagyu burger surprised me with how juicy it was, paired with crispy fries and fresh toppings. The katsu don and kimchi stew both had that comforting, home-style flavor that rounds out a Korean meal perfectly. Overall, Pocha 93 is one of the most fun and flavorful Korean spots in the area. The food is excellent across the board, the atmosphere is energetic without being overwhelming, and the staff -- especially Michael -- really make the experience memorable. Whether you're here for a casual night out, a bar-seat dinner, or a big group meal, Pocha 93 delivers on every front. I'll definitely be back to try even more from their menu. read more

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The food here is awesome. This is more like a Korean pub than a BBQ house. It was really delicious. I had a ton of different food and everything was great. The restaurant feels like a pub which is cool. The staff were awesome and so friendly. I highly recommend the Korean army stew - not many places in Orlando have this on the menu so you for sure want to give it a try. read more

Great amazing service and ambiance was beautiful and food was the best !! I would go again read more

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Finally got to try Pocha 93! I went on a Friday and they had karaoke. I had no clue this was going to happen so the restaurant was extremely loud. Our server was very knowledgeable about the menu and offered some great suggestions. The food and drinks were really good. The corn cheese, wings and LA Kalbi were my favorites! The bulgogi nachos were on a special menu, they were different but not bad at all. They offer happy hour and other specials, I'd def reccomen checking out Pocha 93! read more

I came here twice in a week with my friends visiting from out of town. We came for some K-pop events that were happening around the Ateez concert time. They had vendors outside selling cute little trinkets, and photo cards etc. They are somewhat short staffed, but everyone that was working here was super sweet and nice and attentive. The vibes are great for hanging out and enjoying a dinner with friends and drinking. Also the music playing was great too. Who doesn't love kpop?! Army Stew is def a crowd favorite and anything on the grill. I'll def come back for the good vibes and friendly atmosphere. This is a locally owned place so I love to support whenever I can :) read more

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Amazing vibe from the place and the food tastes amazing i need to come back to try more and i know you'll want to come try this place read more

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The people behind the popular Shin Jung, one of my favorite spots, invoke the essence of Korean night street markets "pojangmacha" or "pocha" with their latest concept, Pocha 93. They capture a unique vibe with plentiful retro signs and Kpop playing on the speakers. Advertising itself as a hangout bar spot, they offer a variety of cocktails, beer, soju, and sake. They also have a watermelon soju mix that's served in a carved out watermelon. They serve a wide variety of food, from staple items like tteokbokki and fried chicken to the less common tangsuyuk and jokbal. Their main items are the iconic budaejjigae (army base stew) and odentang (fish cake soup) which can be ordered by itself or in a combo set that includes other dishes. The service here was definitely spectacular. Our waitress Kayla, explained the menu in incredible detail and answered all the questions our group had. She checked on us throughout the meal and made sure everything was going well. The food lived up to expectations. I liked the tangsuyuk and jokbal, although the budaejjigae was only okay for me. We ordered the Perfect Pear and Queen of Tears cocktails, both of which were delicious. I would say that this place is definitely on the pricer side, especially for the amount that you actually receive. And interestingly, banchan is ordered separately at an additional cost. I think if I really wanted a fun night out with some friends and lots of drinks I would make a point to come here. But if you just wanted a good meal you might find better value elsewhere. read more

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We were craving soup after a long day of walking at Universal, so we happily went here to enjoy some Budae jjigae! It was delicious and tasted exactly like how we expected. We also got the pork jowl bc they were out of the galbi. It was a bit too fatty for my liking though. The waitress we had was so sweet! She checked on us frequently. I enjoyed the ban chan too, they were fresh and seasoned well! read more

A good spot! It was our first time going this last weekend and we will be back! The inside was decorated nicely so that it gave off a casual hangout dinner spot. There was a huge bar in the center and lots of table/booth seating. We started off with cocktails (Arise and Seoul-d Fashioned) which were both good but the Seoul-d Fashioned could have gone a little heavier with the gochujang (definitely just depends on your preferences though). We want to try the Soju next time! For food we tried a handful of different bar food choices. Everything was delicious but the wings were incredible! read more

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Staff were very kind and service was very fast (it was very empty when we went on a Saturday evening surprisingly). Good food & drink options but a bit on the pricier side (the viral watermelon drink was $40)! Good atmosphere and would definitely go back though. read more

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From the owners of Shin Jung, a brand new Korean bar restaurant opened in the West Colonial Drive area near Metrowest. No reservation was needed on a Saturday night, but I had to park in the back and take a short walk to the restaurant. It wasn't too crowded when I entered, and I sat in the bar. I asked for a good drink and the bartender suggested the Busan boogie (16 dollars), which was also recommended by the guest next to me. It was a refreshing drink with the blueberries and other sweet bitters, and the bourbon was strong enough to be a little tipsy. However it was hotel expensive. For my food, I took the fish katsu (20 dollars), which included salad and rice with pickled radish. I was expecting small portions for a Korean bar, so I was surprised at the size of the plate. The fish was swai (part of the catfish family), which was mild and flaky. It tasted fresh and was lightly fried with panko, which made it filling. The salad was fresh too and the vinaigrette dressing was good. The rice had sesame and pickled radish, which had the right amount of crisp and sourness. I ordered the kimchi (3 dollars) as a side. It also had a nice amount of sourness and spiciness to enjoy. I wasn't sure if it was homemade, but still good. My bartender was friendly and helpful. Service was pretty quick too, and I was in and out within an hour. The atmosphere is pretty casual as it used to be an Ale House. I did like some of the Korean decorations, but felt the background music was a bit too light. It sounded like light soft rock and the crowd wasn't loud enough either. For a bar restaurant, I would have expected the noise and music to Pump It Up a bit more (Korean dancing game pun intended). The bar was in the center and dining area was ample. I didn't see outdoor seating though. Pocha 93 is located in a strip mall in the Colonial Drive area. Parking can get filling during the weekend, but you can still park in the back easily. I am very happy to see that Shin Jung added this restaurant near my parents' house. While the food and drinks are a bit pricey, it's filling and great quality. Definitely much better than the Chili's next door, and one I would visit again for nice Korean bar food. read more

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This place was amazing. We got the pocha feast and the watermelon soju. The pocha feast said it feeds 4 but as a group of 4 we could not finish our food. I would definitely recommend it for a group of 5 or 6. All the options in that bundle were so good. Highly recommend if your group wants to try a little bit of everything. The water melon soju was also so good. The watermelon is huge so it was the perfect amount for all of us!! We were also there on Friday night so they had music bingo. So fun! read more

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I am a big fan of Shin Jung, so when I heard they were opening a pub, I was wicked excited to go when they opened! Pocha is a Korean pub where they have light bites and plates, along with Korean bbq too. They have a great selection of soju, beer (some from local breweries), and cocktails. Walking into Pocha, I felt like I was transported to the 80s/90s in a Korean bar (even though I've never been to one, I imagine that's what it would be like!) Very cool retro looking decor. Our server was very attentive and we got our food as they were prepared. It was great ordering a bunch of food and sharing it among the table. I got the pitcher of lychee soju, which comes in a tall clear plastic looking milk carton, with fun lights inside. That was so much soju that I shared it between two other friends of mine. It was very sweet so I may not get it again (I don't drink too many sweet drinks) but it was fun to try. It was such a fun experience trying out the different Korean plates. I was adventurous and even tried the beef intestines! But ngl, I probably wont have it again but it was fun to have authentic foods. The downside for me (but may not be for others) is that it is located on West Colonial, past Pine Hills. It is far away from me to be able to frequent this place and I am never on that side of town. However, I will be willing to make a drive out there again for another dining occasion with friends! read more

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I was really excited to try Pocha since it's from Shin Jung. The service and ambiance were great but I hate the location. It is so out of the way. I only go that far when my mom asks me to get Timehri (Guyanese food). There were some hits and misses. Overall, I probably wouldn't go back because I rather just go to Shin Jung. Here's what I ate and what I thought about it: So-tteok- it was perfectly delicious. The textures of the rice cake and the sausage with that sauce was delicious. Would order again. Corn cheese - kinda underwhelming. The cheese was not melted even though it was hot. The corn itself was bland and you needed that cheese topping for it to taste good. Banchan - I got the yellow daikon banchan and it was delicious. Shin Jung does have the BEST banchan in the game so I'm glad to see that Pocha's was just as good. Pork Cupbap - this had a lot of ingredients. The glass noodles were my favorite. The rice was cooked well. But the pork was so dry and flavorless. Plus the gochujang sauce they served it with was TOO SWEET! there was no heat to it. It was straight sugar. Did not like. I basically ate all the glass noodles, picked at the rest and didn't even take it to go bc I just didn't care for it. The bean sprouts were unseasoned, the egg was a cold hard boiled egg. I think a fried egg would have been better. Honestly, I don't understand the concept behind the dish. It's like a not-as-good bibimbap. Wings - many years ago, shin Jung had wings that I LOVED! I was hoping these would be similar. They're not. They are the KFC style and they have an okay crunch. I wouldn't order them again because I thought the sauce was overwhelming and way too SWEET! Ugh! No spiciness at all!!! If you like really sweet food, that's loaded with sugar, You might love these wings. For me, the balance was not there. bulgolgi burger - this might be one of the best burgers you will ever eat. It's juicy and delicious. It has that bulgolgi taste but it's NOT TOO SWEET and the sauce and lettuce and tomato and onion pairs perfectly with the soft bun. It's worth coming just for this burger. Whatever they've done here is magic. Idk how it works but it WORKS. The one thing that could make it better, instead of serving it will dill pickle spears, serve it with some kimchi on the side. The dill pickle doesn't really go with the burger flavor BUT they were really tasty pickles. The cocktails were yummy but weak. I'll stick to makkoli and soju. read more

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Came here for lunch with some coworkers - it's a really fun atmosphere - great food - great service - no complaints!

Pocha93 is hands down one of the best Korean pubs I've been to! The food was incredibly flavorful!everything we ordered came out hot, fresh, and absolutely delicious. The drinks were also on point -- strong enough, but super well-balanced with great flavor. You can really tell they know what they're doing behind the bar. But the real highlight of our experience was the amazing service from Ari. From the moment we walked in, she greeted us warmly and got us seated right away. She had such a great energy and gave us spot-on recommendations that made the whole meal even better. You can tell she genuinely cares about making sure her guests have a great time. Friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive -- Ari made our night! Yes, the prices are a little on the higher side, but honestly, it's worth every penny for the quality of the food, drinks,ambiance is lively and great and especially the service. We'll definitely be back -- and we'll be asking for Ari read more

I came here before Pocha 93 had took over and they really did quite a bit of renovations to the space. It looks really nice inside and out and gives really cool bar-like vibes. Plenary of seating and tables so good spot for groups. Our server was on point and took really good care of us and was very personable. We went with one of his recommendations, which is the army stew. It was really good, especially for the price. Feeling adventurous, I also got the beef intestines, which the portion was a little smaller than I had expected and felt like it had more onions/vegetables more than the actual beef intestines, the flavor was good though. Unfortunately, my husband and I don't drink so I can't speak for the drinks, but they looked good and they have a lot of variety. read more

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