Pochakaya

To start, the food was okay, all came out fresh and hot but nothing worth writing about. The ttebboki was a little too sweet and watery. The takoyaki was nice and crispy with a good portion of octopus but a tad oily from the pan. The fried pork was probably the best at the table but we weren't fans of the vinegary or sweet sauces. The bulgogi was mostly onions and cabbage and not the most flavorful. The curry was too watery and the karaage was bland and dry. Came on a Saturday night and kind of dead other than a large group in the center, so no wait. Ambiance was nice and the staff was quick and helpful.

First off, the place is located in a very random area. With not many other Korean businesses around. When we walked in it was pretty empty but it was dark and club like with the music and lights. I think the place turns into a club at night from what they told us. The food was good. We tried various things like the Korean lunchbox (only worth it for HH price of $9.99 IMO), dokbokki with ramen, grilled gizzards with garlic, seafood pancake, and Korean fried chicken. The dokbokki sauce was good, a lot of gochujang in it. The lunch box was delicious but again kind of small for the regular price but worth it for $9.99 HH price. Korean fried chicken was so crispy and sauce was good. I love grilled chicken gizzards and I wish theirs was bigger pieces. The pieces it came with were so tiny. Seafood pancake was crispy and also a bit more eggy than others I've had but we enjoyed it. Overall the food was pretty good and service was good since there really wasn't anyone else there besides us. Not sure how I feel about the club atmosphere but it didn't bother us.

Went with some friends for a quick bite. Got the kimchi carbonara and a few items off the happy hour menu. Nothing particularly memorable but I remember thinking the takoyaki and kimchi carbonara were pretty good. The place is dim and has kpop music playing on all the TVs. The place was not super busy but I think there were some problems with the communication between the wait staff, so it took some time for our orders to be taken and for us to get the check without asking a couple of times. This place has an extensive list of options but it is fairly pricy. I'd definitely love to try more of what they have to offer. Overall, not a bad experience.

This is one of my fave pochas! Gone here about 3x now, and my visit tonight was probably the best. Service has always been good (thanks josh & timmy during our 1st visit!) However tonight, THE SERVICE we got from our waiter, Chris, was PHENOMENAL! He kept checking on us and was so personable! All the other tables loved talking with him as well.FOOD is always amazing. This is one of our favorite fried chicken places because they JUST GET IT RIGHT. Crispy and flavorful. Our top fave is the original wings, but we also love honey butter & spicy! My mom's a huge fan of their pork belly skewers as well. Their rose tteokbokki is also delicious! Since it was Christmas, the place was decorated in festive gear! When we went, they were setting up new sound systems! The place is accommodating of large groups!

Came here with a few friends on a Friday night and was able to be seated pretty quickly. I didn't try the food myself but my friends who ordered the pork belly and the takoyaki said that they were alright. The $10 soju special that was happening when we came here was a great deal. Overall pretty chill pocha with good deals on soju and a nice atmosphere.

It was dinner time on a Monday so we decided to try this place out and to our surprise they were completely dead and no staff was anywhere to be found. We walked in and waited for a while but didn't hear a soul. It was pretty weird at first but then kind of creepy and then we realized that if we did eventually get seated the service/food was going to suck at this rate so we just left. There was a poor family who ended up walking in behind us and I'm not sure what they ended up doing but I know we were disappointed. Maybe we will come back next time when we have a LOT of time on our hands to kill?

Was not expecting a good meal at 1am but boy I'm stuffed. This place impressed me with friendly owner, and few mind blowing dishes.

Wanted to really like this place. Concept is amazing... hmm service that day was slow but not knocking them for that... the best thing I had was average at best.... Everything I ordered unfortunately was below average. The beef tongue was over cooked. Chicken meatball with quail egg was lacking in flavor. Chicken skin wasn't very crispy.I hope they improve... still trying to find a good yakitori place in dfw

I came here about 3 times. My favorite dishes here were the clam soup, spicy seafood noodle soup, and stir fried pork belly with bean sprouts. I tried bulgogi, ramen, chicken wings, tteokbokki, and takoyaki. They were all okay. The salmon bowl wasn't poke as I assumed but it was okay. Service was good and the restaurant accommodated over 20 of us for late night dinning after pickleball. We came at midnight and ate until 1:30am.A bit overpriced, so I gave it 4.5 stars.

Josh and his crew make me feel at home whenever I'm in Texas for a game. Legit Korean food and service that will make you feel like you're in Korea. Will def return everytime I'm in town