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Pocha K in Newark is a hidden gem for Korean Food and Fun! Instead of going to Gen's Korean BBQ, we decided to celebrate my son's graduation at Pocha K--and we're so glad we did! When we arrived, the restaurant was still closed, but they opened just a few minutes later. Since it was a weekday, we had the whole place to ourselves for nearly an hour. We took the chance to snap some photos in the adorable corner on the right side of the restaurant, decorated with flowers, light-up angel wings, and a fun photo booth backdrop. We were warmly welcomed by Yuri, who was incredibly sweet and accommodating. When she found out we were celebrating a graduation, she surprised us with complimentary drinks--three canned sodas and a bottle of soju. Such a thoughtful gesture! Ordering was a breeze with the tablet on our table. We tried a variety of dishes, and everything was delicious and reasonably priced. I asked about the karaoke room, and since it was a quiet day, Yuri generously offered it to us free of charge for an hour (normally it's $100/hour on busy days, not consumable). The room was huge, the sound system was great, and they had a solid selection of up-to-date songs. It was the perfect way to cap off our celebration. I'll definitely be coming back--great food, great service, and a fun vibe all around! Tip: I prefer the Boneless Chicken with the Soy Garlic Sauce on the side so the chicken stays crispy longer. Also the Beef Bulgogi is perfectly seasoned and not too sweet, just the way I like it.
Okay, so I was hosted twice at this location in their karaoke room! I'm super grateful for the experience and the opportunities to celebrate both mines and my husband's bdays here this year. The main restaurant is decorated nicely, and gives off a slight club vibe, while the karaoke room is just okay. Walls are black and the lighting is decent. I loved when we dimmed the lighting as it made it feel just like the outside of the room, and a club lounge theme. Service is just okay. The communication is a little difficult as both times the waiter I had didn't speak good English. The food is also a little slow to come out. Prices are very expensive, because portion sizes are small. You have to spend more than $150 to feel full at this place. The food tastes okay, i unfortunately don't like their fried chicken as it always tastes like fish. Would I come back again, sure , but to hang out and not so much gorge on food.
3.5/5. I enjoyed dining here! The ambiance was fun and the place was nicely decorated. I especially liked the use of soju bottle caps as part of the decor. They played K-pop music and even had a photo booth at the front. I heard they also have karaoke rooms, which makes it a great spot for group hangouts. Once you're seated, you'll place your order through a tablet. There's not much interaction with the server. The food portions were on the larger side. We ordered their signature fried chicken with soy garlic sauce on the side. Just a heads-up - they only offer boneless chicken. I wish there was an option for bone-in. The soy garlic sauce was just okay for me. It leaned a bit too sweet, and I didn't get much of the garlic flavor. The corn cheese, a classic favorite, was good but came out last. I'd highly recommend the rose tteokbokki. It was my favorite dish of the night! The rice cakes were perfectly chewy and the sauce was delicious.
Pocha K is always a good time. We always come close to their opening hours, when it is the emptiest. I believe it gets a bit rowdier at night, which is to be expected since it's more of a "late-night drunchies" type of vibe. I love the decorations and lights, and how each table has a little buzzer to call the waiter. My favorite tteokbokki of all time is from here! Something about the chewy texture of the rice cakes paired with the incredible sauce is making my mouth water. Usually I feel that the sauce of tteokbokki is on the sweeter side, but here it seems to be perfectly more balanced. I like to add cheese to it and sometimes ramyun. The kimchi fried rice is also to die for, with seaweed surrounding the perimeter of the dish and a fried egg on top. Other than those 2 dishes, you also can't go wrong with the pork belly, boneless fried chicken, or corn cheese. Order a bottle of soju while you're at it!
It feels like a pretty decent Korean restaurant. Although it's not my favorite Korean hot pot or Korean barbecue, their kimchi fried rice tastes okay. However, the beef offal and pork felt quite tough; the texture they aimed for might have been crisp, but the result was just really hard. Overall, there weren't many people when I visited, so there was no waiting in line. The restaurant is quite clean, and the ambiance inside is nice, perfect for social media enthusiasts to take photos. As for the service quality, nothing particularly stood out; it was just average. 感覺很OK的韓國菜，雖然不是我最愛的韓國鍋物、或是韓國燒烤，但是他們的泡菜炒飯味道還行。不過牛內臟和豬肉感覺肉質很硬，雖然他們想追求脆的感覺，但是結果真的是很硬。整體來說，我去的時間很少人，所以沒有等待排隊的時間。餐廳算是乾淨的，餐廳內的情調也很不錯，適合網紅來打卡。服務品質沒有感覺到特別的地方，算是中規中矩吧！
Upon walking in, the decor captures your eyes. There's a Photo Booth on the right, the iconic angel wings in Pride colors, and the dining area was also nicely decorated. Every table has a tablet that you order through. There weren't a lot of options in general and only about 3 items for vegetarians. I ordered the corn cheese and egg fried rice. They were both decent but both felt like something was lacking. We got a peach makgeolli to share and though it was tasty, we couldn't taste nor feel the alcohol. It could pass well for juice. I'd come back but as a vegetarian, I've tried everything they gave to offer so hopefully they'll consider adding more items.
I come here every so often to share corn cheese and katsu with a friend but my most recent visit was the first time I've come with more than 1 other person. Sunday evening around 6PM was pretty good timing for our party of 6 - there was only one other group in the restaurant. They've got dim overhead lighting offset by string lights and the like on trellis-style dividing walls. Ordering is done through a tablet at your table and they bring the bill to you at the end. Gratuity was included for our party and service is pretty average (you might have to personally request water container refills). We got two of the so-maek towers (strawberry was good) and a few bottles of soju after those were finished and felt those were more than enough. The Korean fried chicken, although boneless, was fried very well and very sweet from the honey. Their corn cheese is also particularly sweet but is actually pretty flavorful compared to other ones I've tried. Kimchi fried rice and pork belly were adequate, although the pork belly was definitely on the saltier side. Solid spot for a friends and food.
Came here with some friends and we love how clean it is ! The food is super fresh and the service is amazing! Will definitely come back !
I am writing this in complete shock right now. I went here for a late night snack two weeks ago. I ordered there combo which on the screen says $19.99. It was super average to taste and I really didn't get why they were charging so much for it but that's not even the point. I get the bill and the total then suddenly jumped to 27 something. I saw that they are charging 24.99 for that combo that just has two kinds of fries, some very bad dumplings and rolls. I tried to get it corrected and the cashier said he can't help with that and asked me to call again to get my refund. I unwillingly pay as his manager is also not present and he acts as if nothing is in his hands. Cut to two days later when I get an email from Capitol one that they charged me not once but twice for the same transaction. I have been trying to call them for two weeks now and they won't pick up either so now I am writing this review hoping they correct their mistake!
Kimchi fried rice 4/5 - this was okay but I think I can make better kimchi fried rice at home. There wasn't much pork in here. Rice was a little too wet for me. Cheese katsu 2/5 - I thought there would be some pork in here too and not just cheese. It was way too much cheese. If they just wrap the cheese around the pork and then fry it, I think it would be better. We came here on a Wednesday night since nothing else was open. Only one other table was filled. Workers stayed in the back of the kitchen
Pretty good and spacious pocha place in Newark! They have self ordered iPads, where you can ring up service or order more water and the bill! Food wise, they have all your standard Korean bar bites plus beer towers and soju. They even have a corner for the photo booth. In terms of food, we were big group and ordered a lot of different food to try. I highly recommend the ramen and corn cheese!
Okay look, I'll give credit to Pocha K... they know spice. Almost everything we've had was basically drenched in some type of spice that left my throat hurting and my need for water grew tenfold. But if that's your vibe, then I get why'd you be interested. My group and I were coming here after an exciting night at Glowfari and we had called ahead of time to make a reservation due to being a large party, but I don't think it was necessarily needed as there was still plenty of space inside the restaurant. You get seated, order via the tablet, and then wait for your food. If you follow them on Instagram and tag them in a story then you'll get a free soda. I left the ordering to my family, but I did enjoy the dishes that were ordered. Their kimchi fried rice was very good as was their cold tofu and cheese corn. There was one clam soup that my group ordered that I didn't like - it tasted nothing like clams and only of peppers, but my brother really enjoyed it so to each their own. Service was pretty quick on a Saturday night, too. The food came out fast and piping hot. Water was refilled, utensils were replaced, I mean, despite the big tables around us, the service was on point. Located in a plaza so parking is abundant and free. I did notice that one guy brought their dog into the restaurant, though, and while I am a dog lover myself, I wouldn't want them in here while I ate.
Came here twice, once with my daughter and recently for my 51st bday dinner with good friends, and we were pleasantly entertained!!!! We ordered: kimchi fried rice Corn cheese Japchae Pocha Rosé Tteokbokki Bulgogi Spicy garlic chicken (i try not to eat chicken) Soju Since it was my birthday, we had two hours free inside the karaoke lounge. Very worthy of social media photo ops, friendly servers, super laid back vibe. I recommend!!!
1 year ago
Ordered to go and I'm always nervous about ordering fried foods to go, but the chicken was very very good. The service was friendly as well. I called to place an order but they didn't answer, but the employee called me back right away, which is SO rare nowadays. When I came to pick up, the employee was busy waiting on tables, but he came as soon as he could. The ambiance was super cute/chill and would be a good place to go out late night with friends. I'd come back here again to try out the rest of the menu. Highly recommended. read more
The inside is super cute. It's hip and fun and gets lively as it gets later. The food is ok for what it is, kinda expensive for the portion size. The service is ok.... but I found a hair in my daikon radish bowl that came with our chicken. We told the server right away and he replaced it with a new one.... but idkkkkkk, it kinda makes me feel icky about the place. read more
3 years ago
I didn't know that Pocha K had another location. When we went in on a Sunday night, it was not crowded at all (to the point where we wondered if there was anyone inside/if it was open). Seems like they were seating people from back to front of the restaurant, and as the night got later more people filtered in. The food is a bit on the pricier side but it's good. The tonkotsu is huge and delicious, the spicy garlic boneless fried chicken is not spicy but the taste is amazing. Two of us finished most but not all of each dish. The servers were very attentive, and they have buttons to push to get server attention at each table. The menu is on a QR code image right at the table as well. Tbh I prefer this location over the Santa Clara one. Different vibe for sure but I liked that it wasn't crowded and there was no wait (at least for now), and parking was super easy because it was in a plaza. read more
Came here to celebrate a friend's birthday and had a nice time! We were a party of about 13 on a Saturday evening. Pocha K does Korean bar food and soju under a super hip/instagram-able environment. Peep the neon angels' wings and flower wall for all your picture-taking needs while you wait for a table. Once seated, I like how there are buttons on the table to call for service, which was overall very attentive. Water pitchers were refilled and orders were taking whenever that button was pushed. Our large party ordered a number of dishes including: - Rapokki: this was decent with a hint of spice from the tteokbokki sauce - Pork belly: tender and crispy pieces, but didn't stand out to me - Egg fried rice: for our veg friends, and they seemed to enjoy it that we ordered a second one - Corn cheese: yum - Fried shrimps: good crispy, but for some reason the slaw on the side tasted the best - Japchae: decent and a good portion to share - Spicy garlic fried chicken: probably my favorite dish of the night. So juicy, flavorful and also came with the godly slaw on the side - Army stew: decent and comforting - Bulgogi: yummy, the SO's favorite - Kimchi fried rice: this was meh to me - Rose tteokbokki: good creamy with a lot of fish cake We also went with a bunch of different flavored soju cocktails (aka a little bit of soju mixed with sprite and flavor powder of choice). After a bit, we realized the gimmick of ordering these pitchers when we noticed the cloud of unmixed kool-aid powder swimming at the bottom of the vessels. The mango and peach soju cocktails tasted the least kool-aid-y. At the end of the night, I'm glad to have been able to spend my evening with good and new friends, but I probably won't be returning personally. read more
This was our after concert munchies chosen place as it was open late. Yay for that since we were starving and needed to fuel our growling tummies. Located next to Lion's supermarket in Newark, there's plenty of parking space for this location. This was my first time here and it didn't disappoint. We were seated right away since there weren't many people inside that late at night. What we ordered: Spicy Garlic Chicken- this boneless korean fried chicken is tossed in spicy garlic sauce. It was sweet and garlicky and not overwhelmingly spicy which I like so that I can actually enjoy the food. It has the right amount of batter that you still enjoy the chicken and the crunch you get in every bite. This one also comes with the radish and cabbage salad. Odeng- it was perfect since the weather was cold and wet due to rain. It has your typical fishcakes that makes up the soup. The broth hits the right spot and warmed us up. Kimchi Fried Rice- topped with fried egg and roasted seaweed flakes, mix that together and you get the perfect pairing for our dishes. Pork Belly- Yum! this was my favorite. Cut into strips and served on a sizzling plate. This was crispy, chewy, salty and a bit of spice in them. You can't help but devour it. This was so good eaten with the kimchi fried rice as the tanginess of the kimchi goes well with the saltiness of the pork belly. It was too much food for 3 people, but we cleaned plate and got our tummies full and happy. The service was quick and friendly, the place was playing k-music so the overall ambience of the place was inviting. I would definitely come back and try the other food on their menu. read more
Pocha K was such a nice find after a late dance class! They're open pretty late compared to other Bay Area spots. They have a pretty good selection of Korean appetizers/ shareables (Korean bar food) and drinks. We liked everything we ordered, especially the kimchi fried rice! The spicy chicken wasn't that spicy but they kindly gave me more chili powder. The only complaint I have for this place is that they don't have actual bone-in wings!!! Besides that, perfect place for a casual hangout! read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
Love this Pocha K location! I usually go to the one in Santa Clara but my friend suggested this one in Newark because it's more spacious to have my birthday celebration dinner on 12/30/23! I called the day before to reserve for a party of 15 and it was quick and easy. I wish I took pics of the food but I was making sure all my friends were having a good time and not feeling awkward with each other LOL. Everyone had a great time and we all ordered our food as a group. We ordered lots of food and alcohol! I have inserted a pic of our receipt below! - Kimchi and pork fried rice: This one is a must anytime you eat at Pocha K! It's so flavorful and delicious. It has such a good balance of savory and sour from the kimchi. - Pocha rose tteokbokki : I thought this dish was alright. The flavor of the rose was there but it felt like it was lacking a bit. My go to for rose tteokbokki is definitely BBQ chicken and I know they just opened one in North Park plaza. :D - Korean army stew: I liked this stew and thought it had good flavor but my friends thought it was too salty. - Kimchi pork soup: I love any kimchi soup so you know I loved this one. In comparison to the saltiness of the Korean army stew I will say this one tastes saltier but the flavor is so good! It's savory, sour from the kimchi, a little sweet it's everything! You have it with a bowl of rice for an extra 2 bucks. - Cocktail pitchers: I ordered 2 cocktail pitchers. A lychee flavored one and then a strawberry one. I kid you not it didn't taste like there was any alcohol in there at all. So then my friends decided to just order bottles of soju. But boy they are expensive so I recommend going to hmart or Costco to buy them for cheaper. Even though this Newark location is further from me I would come here again because it's more spacious and it seems like busy than the one in Santa Clara. I recommend their kimchi and pork fried rice and their kimchi pork soup if you like that sourness. I love Korean bar food and love Pocha K even though it's on the pricier side. The waiters are really nice as well! read more
3 years ago
This spot is so cute inside! The ambiance is perfect for date night or a group. The lights for decor are cute, they even have two walls for a photo op. My girlfriends came here on a Saturday night and it was busy, but we were seated almost right away. Plenty of seating here, this place is pretty big! Service was good, menus are on the tables by QR code, and you press a button to call the waiters and waitresses over to order. I thought the food was good, it came out in a time my manner. Japche 5/5 - This Japche was so good, loaded with lots of veggies and fish cakes. I think this is the best Japche I've had. Kimchi fried rice 2/5 - This dish was underwhelming for me, I didn't get much of the kimchi and I can't say I saw lots of pork. Spicy boneless fried chicken 5/5 - I have to say this was not spicy at all, but the sauce was a delicious soy garlic! We ordered the regular and the spicy and ended up getting extra sauce on the side to dip the regular chicken into. Clam soup 3/5 - This dish was just ok, didn't stand out to me. The clams were a little gritty, and the soup was a little bitter. Spicy tofu soup 5/5 - This item isn't pictured but was delicious! The soup was nice, the soft tofu was nice and the shrimp was cooked to perfection. Tteokbokki 4/5 - I wish the waitress asked if we wanted cheese added, I think this would've made it a 5/5! The rice cakes were nice and chewy, the fish cake was good. The egg was hard boiled, I think soft boiled would be awesome! Overall the experience here was good! The food was good, the vibes were right, I can definitely see myself coming back here again! read more
3 years ago
Plenty of parking, located next to a grocery store. The interior inside looks like a club or a bar which is cool if you like that kind of scene! A lot of tables and we did not have to wait for a table on a Friday night. The service was fast so no complaints there. The place itself is kinda pricey for the amount of food and quality youre getting though. Me and 2 other friends got the boneless chicken ($19.00 came with a side of salad and some pickled radishes), egg fried rice ($13.00), and tteokbokki ($17.00) to share. It left me and another girl ok but I think our guy friend was still really hungry. The food was good but I think it tasted like any other korean restaurant. The tteokbokki was mildly spicy, would not recommend if you cant tolerate spice like me. I had to drink a lot of water. Would not really suggest this place to friends myself but if a group of friends wanted to come, I wouldnt be reluctant to try different menu items! read more
2 years ago
I personally think this place is a good joint for late night drinking and hanging out. Not so much for the food. The vibes are there and they have nice snacks and apps to sober you up. Of all the menu items, I would say the fried chicken gizzard and kimchi fried rice is the best. Other stuff are a bit too sweet or too salty. When it comes to large parties, the service may be a bit tough but it's understandable as it can get busy. read more
3 years ago
Came here on a weekday night around dinner time, it was a bit empty but people started to roll in as we were seated there. The interior is kind of like a club atmosphere, dim lights and loud music. Felt as though I had to yell when I was trying to talk or else people wouldn't be able to hear me. It was fine for me, but might be something to consider if you're looking for a more relaxing dinner experience. As for the food, we ordered the (1) army stew, (2) corn cheese, (3) fried chicken. We were unsure of how much the portion would be but we were pleasantly surprised. The prices are a bit steep, so would've been disappointed with anything less. The stew (1) was hardy and warming, lots of ingredients inside and a decent portion for 2 to share. The corn (2) is one of my favorite things to get at a Korean restaurant, and it did not disappoint. It was served on a hot cast iron tray which kept it nice and warm as we ate it. The chicken (3) was good too, large portion size, perfectly crispy, and not too much breading. I particularly enjoyed the pickled radish that came with it. Overall, enjoyed my meal here. We left with plenty of leftovers, so felt like we got our money's worth. I do recommend giving it a try! read more
A few months back, we had a large group dinner here on a Saturday evening. Reservations were a cinch and the nice part was they did not require the entire party to be present in order to seat us. We ordered quite a bit of food which we soaked up with an equal amount of soju. I was slightly disappointed that japchae wasn't on the menu but everything we ordered was delicious. In terms of ambiance, I found Pocha K to be a very happy and bustling place. The energy is fantastic and it has such great vibes. Perfect for a celebratory meal or any special occasion. read more
Portions are huge with a price to match. I thought all the dishes we got were pretty well done. There's mocktail options for non drinkers, although they're very sweet! The cups light up and we had them flashing for a bit until they were became distracting. Ambiance is like a night club here. Perfect for younger crowd who come to drink and eat for hours. I saw people ordering big towers of alcohol. Not my vibe :) but i enjoyed the food read more
10 months ago
10 months ago
2 years ago
I love the vibe of this place! We came here for my friend's birthday, specifically because we saw a sign for 50% off chicken every Tuesday. However, when we got there, they told us the promo was only for parties of one, which wasn't clear from the sign and felt a bit unfair. Thankfully, the staff offered us the same 50% off deal per table, and since we had three tables, it worked out. The chicken was really good, the cheese corn was great, and they had a wide variety of Soju and cool beer options. Service was fast, and the staff was very helpful. Despite the miscommunication with the flyer, I'd still recommend this place--just be sure to double-check their promos beforehand. read more
My friend and I came here after being degenerates from playing Pokemon TCG. We were hungry and didnt want fast food. We came here and it reminds me of the KTown atmosphere which was cool. The only thing that isnt like ktown, is the parking. There's hella parking and it's actually easily accessible! The inside was dim light with neon lights. It was fun and entertaining which is cool. The host was quick and sat us pretty quick. We ended up ordering the boneless fried chicken and the Kimchi pork fried rice. The rice was good, basic korean fried rice. The chicken was good though, a little bready, but the flavors were there. I would come here with friends, it's more of an event type for friends. read more
Personally, I wasn't a fan of this place. The atmosphere is amazing, as they play K-pop and have different Korean alcohol which would be great in group settings, but I wasn't too fond of the food itself. I went on a Friday around 6:00pm and there was a lot of people. Service was slow throughout but they do have the button where you can call for service, like a typical Korean restaurant. For food, we ordered the Pocha Fries which was fries, Cheetos, and an egg. When I tell you my jaw dropped... I guess I assumed it would be fries with cheese and maybe bulgogi on it? The menu didn't specify so my fault for assuming but I wasn't a fan. Next, my bf got bulgogi which came out on a sizzling stone plate like other Korean restaurants which was nice to see. The bulgogi was good, but for $26, it wasn't blow my mind amazing. It didn't come with rice or banchan so we had to order a side of rice. Finally, 10 minutes later my cheese Don katsu came out which was over seasoned with chunks of pepper and mozzarella cheese that was barely melted. Overall, I am not impressed. There are many other Pocha/Korean food spots around with similar atmospheres so I don't think it was good given that and the pricing being much higher than other places in the area. I know this place is popular amongst non-Koreans, and I went in with a bit higher expectations as a Korean, which is why I'm giving three stars. Although I personally didn't think it lived up to the hype, the girls sitting next to us were amazed by the Pocha fries that my bf and I ordered, despised us being terribly disappointed by it. The girls ended up ordering it and loving it so to each their own! At the end of the day, the food was good but not amazing, so I do recommended trying this place once with friends. read more
I ordered Pork Belly and Corn Cheese to-go from Pocha K after craving late-night Korean food, and I was mildly disappointed by the quality of the food. For the price that I paid, and the quality of the food, I think that there's definitely better options other than Pocha K. The pork belly was bland, and also wasn't fried well. Maybe it was because I had ordered the food to-go, but I don't think that the quality/freshness of the pork belly should have deteriorated that much in the timespan that I was driving home from Pocha K after picking my order up. The corn cheese was okay too, there wasn't much flavor, and I think that there was definitely potential for it to be seasoned better. Cheese to corn ratio was nice though, was able to get a cheese pull with every bite. read more
this place was super cute to hang out with friends or go on a date. when i went, it was a little dead, but i still enjoyed the vibes nonetheless. we ordered two soju cocktails and corn cheese. both were great. overall, i don't have any complaints about this place, just wish it was a little more vibrant when i went! read more
Bar and IG vibe - the place is so cute inside with the warm vine lights, IG flower wall, angel wall, Kpop Black Pink Jenny stand ups, etc. Super cute interior but since it's a bar, the floor's a bit sticky lol Rose Tteokbokki - 5/5 Pork Belly - 5/5 when dipped in sesame oil, salt and pepper (which we requested on the side) Kimchi Pork Soup - 3/5 we didn't really enjoy it, barely any pork in it but kimchi and tofu. We prefer other Korean soup with soft tofu, egg, etc. Corn cheese - 3/5 this was really good but not worth $11+tax+tip Yes, we recommend this place and would come back again if we're in the area to try other stuff. A lot of good reviews on their fried chicken, which we didn't try bec we weren't in the mood for chicken last night read more
2 years ago
Pocha K in Fremont is a must-visit if you're in the mood for some good Korean comfort food. The kimchi rice here is absolutely killer--packed with flavor and just the right amount of spice. I also can't get enough of their tteokbokki and the fried chicken. Yes, it's a bit on the pricier side, but honestly, it's worth every penny for the quality and flavor you get. Plus, the service is fast and efficient, and the servers are super friendly, which adds to the overall positive experience. Great ambience too I love the aesthetic lol stan aespa read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
New Korean place thats hip & funky with BTS & Black pink videos playing nonstop: the food were unhealthy but great, plenty of drink options. Sojus? Why not make it a tower? Same goes for beers. My fav was the garlic wings, i haven't have any bad KFCs but this one really stood out. read more
2 years ago
11 months ago
Porcha K is nicely decorated with flowers and leaves hanging from awnings, etc. This is the 2nd location and newer than the Santa Clara location. K music videos are playing on LCD TVs and piped throughout the restaurant. Tables are spaced far enough apart. Servers are so nice and friendly. Food comes out quickly from the kitchen. Spicy Garlic Boneless Chicken - generous portion of fried chicken! The chicken was very crispy in a garlic soy sauce. Not spicy at all. So make sure to set your expectations. The dish comes with pickled radishes and shredded cabbage with a dressing of Sriracha mayo or something similar to it. Cheese Corn - served on a sizzling platter. Corn was sweet and slightly charred with lots of melted mozzarella cheese on top. I know it's a simple dish with a huge markup, but this was one of the tastier ones I've had. Another reviewer said it was bland. Overall, great place! Looking forward to trying some of their other items on the menu! read more
If you just want to drink and have plates that goes well with your alcohol drinks, then this place is for you. We tried it and not worth the 4.5 stars iin my honest opinion. Here is why :) We ordered a few items. Lets start with the seafood tofu soup (one measly seafood per species in it and one shrimp with head on and that was it really. Bulgogi was not enough meat and there was more onions and way over cooked and crumbly. Chicken we ordered was half regular and half garlic. Well the regular was cooked fresh but the garlic ones were cold and we asked why and was ignored 2 X, finally I asked again and the third server took a sample and showed the kitchen what they served us and they made a fresh batch. Now we are 20 min in and all the food was getting colder and aide dishes offered for the price of the food :(... Place is good for hang out with friends and eat Korean food and drinks but not for family dinner. Now we needed to pay, well that took another 15min and again 3 servers later the nice lady apologized and she went out of her way to get us the check. They need to really clean the restrooms on this place. It was really un appealing and mildew and stains everywhere and smells bad. The leave the door open to mask the smell i stead of cleaning seems like. We will visit again for sure but just for drinks. read more
Pocha K is so great! The place is decorated so nicely with lights and greenery. We ordered the Buldak noodles with corn cheese, tteokbokki, fried chicken, drinks, etc. Everything here was delicious food you would expect at a pocha place! Our food arrived pretty quickly and our servers were very attentive. I would recommend to come to this place with some friends after work or on the weekend sometime! read more
11 months ago
very nice environment to hang out with friends. Place is very clean and well decorated. Service and food are good. Recommended. read more
1 year ago
Pocha is very delicious and beautiful! love the Korean cuisine food . I am 10/10 recommend this restaurant! read more
Tried out this place for dinner and got their kimchi fried rice, bulgogi, and corn cheese. All the food was pretty good and of large portions. There was plenty of seating available on a weekday dinner so we did not have to wait. Very nice ambiance and decor inside. Quick service which you can call anytime using the button on the table. Menus are QR code. Plenty of parking in the Lion's plaza. Would recommend for your Korean food cravings! read more
This review is for a to-go experience. The items I ordered were pretty tasty: Spicy Garlic Boneless Chicken Wings were super flavorful and tender - definitely recommend this item (5/5) Kimchi and Pork Fried Rice - everything was great except for the pork, which was dry and had a flavor I personally didn't love (3/5). I would opt for the other fried rice next time. The prices were too high if you're doing takeout - $40 for the two dishes pictured didn't feel like it was worth it. However, if you're hanging out with a group and are looking for a late night spot, the ambiance looked cute and the music was turned up high, and maybe then it's worth it to pay a premium. 3.5 stars mainly due to price, but rounding up to 4 due to the awesome flavor of the chicken wings! read more
3 years ago
We walked in at 9:30 PM at night and were seated instantly. The vibe is pretty nice. There is KPOP playing on the TV and there are a bunch of walls to take aesthetic pictures on. Food comes out quick and waiters are nice. I got free soju upon my yelp check in. We got the spicy garlic fried chicken and it was crispy and savory. The sauce is delicious. It comes with radish and cabbage salad. The size was decent. Next we tried the kimchi fried rice. It was delicious. It came with pieces of pork rather than the typical spam. It cane with fried egg and seaweed. It was slightly spicy, tangy, sour, and savory Last, we got the cheese ton katsu. It was thin pieces of pork breaded with Panko and stuffed with cheese. If you like a good cheese pull, get this dish. It came with a side sauce and cabbage salad. A family of four got 3 dishes because we were not that hungry, but it served us well. read more
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39055 Cedar Blvd
Ste 198
Newark, CA 94560
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(510) 945-8030
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