K Pocha

We were actually heading to try Viet Pearl at 8:30 on a Sunday evening but turned out it was closed. Saw that K Pocha was next door and had solid reviews. Very unassuming from the outside sitting in a strip mall next to Lotte grocery.Inside has a nice asian pub feel, with k pop playing on the multiple lcd screens. Greeted by friendly staff and was attentive to our needs.We shared 3 dishes:*Brisket w/ green onion "salad." -- my favorite.*Spicy, cheesy seafood tteokbokki. -- liked by all.*Kimchi stew w/ rice cakes. --family favorite Portions are generous and seasoned very well. Prices are reasonable too.Did I mention you can hit this place up until midnight on most nights and 1am Friday and Saturday, Closed Tuesdays Would love to come back and try the various chicken offerings and grab a beer/soju with a bunch of friends/family.We'll be back!

K Pocha is one of my favorite late-night food spots. The ambiance gives a hole in the vibe where you can catch up with friends over drinks and late-night bites. They also offer private karaoke rooms as well. Service has been good every time I dine in.

Went late night after a concert. This place was opened and we wanted to try something new. We weren't sure what to order but hot damn , we killed that seafood Ddukbokki. The flavor was so good. Just the right amount of spice and so much cheese. It was packed with seafood too! Unfortunately, we ate the whole thing before getting to the chicken, so we were full. The sauce was good, but the chicken was a little dry.The place is more of a late night/bar atmosphere. They have karaoke rooms which we didn't use, but from the main area you can hear some ... enthusiastic patrons.

Very nice restaurant. There is a karaoke bar in the back that I did not visit but want to sometime in the future. The food came out very fast. The egg drop noodles were nice, a little spicy but nothing much, and was delicious, definitely worth the price. Prices were quite low. Fried Chicken was alright. Not bad, but if you are looking for good chicken, there are some other places in the area that might be more of what you are looking for. Service was friendly and homely.TDLR: worth the price, food is very decent and very rapid, nice homely location, fun little location.

Great food, great service and a wide variety of korean alcohols. Our chicken was crispy, drinks were cold and ambiance was what you'd expect for a korean pocha. I would recommend this place for a korean style night out.

Continuing with the New Year's binge eating, I was craving Korean fried chicken and tteokbokki (rice cake) with cheese. Thanks YouTube. So after a few minutes of yelping, decided to check out this place in Columbia, MD.This is a quaint little restaurant that serves up good bar food. I was being lazy tonight, so I ordered the boneless soy garlic chicken bites and seafood tteokbokki dish. I really liked the bite sized chicken. Though it was white meat, the dish is still juicy snd very much crunchy and flavorful. Breading was kept at a minimum, therefore every bite was more chicken!On to the tteokbokki dish. As I'm not an expert at what is good or traditional tteokbokki, I can only tell you I really enjoyed this dish! The ingredients consisted of muscles, octopus, and fish cakes. It was like eating the selective sea mixed with chewy rice cakes (love chewy!), stringy melted mozzarella, and a sweet spicy red sauce. It's my trinity of flavor town (savory, sweet, and spicy).Staff were friendly and wore mask and gloves. This is a nice little uppity place for a handful of friends to chat and eat. Nomz. Till next we eat, be safe and healthy fams!

Seafood Tteokbokki is a must here but everything else I think other pocha can do better like the fried chicken and Budae jjigae. The fried rice cakes came out almost cold and I was really taken aback by that. In addition the chicken was not that juicy so maybe they didn't brine as long as other places. Finally the Budae jjigae was missing some core components like American cheese and beans. Although it's a fish you can just add any leftovers to this was missing the key flavors. The seafood tteokbokki is perfect the rice cakes are cooked well and there is no shortage of seafood either.

Service: Very attentive - got seated on a busy Friday night as soon as we stepped in. Nice that they have bells at each table you can press to alert service staff whenever you need. Food: Nice selection of banchan (oyster kimchi, sweet peanuts, and pickled jalapeños). The fried chicken was okay - lots of sauce with thicker batter. Kimchi stew small size . Generous portion size - the chicken platter plus small kimchi stew was more than enough for two people with leftovers for another meal. Overall, a fun hype ambiance to grab fried chicken and beer. Will have to try out the karaoke suites in the back next time!

Seafood Tteokbboki is more than expected, it was so good. Jokbal and bossam are taste

chicken is dry. Food is expensive you don't even get good service here totally not recommend it.