Hanshin Pocha

This is my 2nd time coming here with friends and enjoyed the food and service both times!! It's a chill and hidden spot. We love it! Last night an older gentleman seated us and he was very welcoming. Their service was so great and their food is soooo good!! You definitely need to try their steamed egg! Everything was really good and didn't disappoint though!We drank lots of soju and just enjoyed the night laughing and eating... we might've gotten a bit loud from enjoying everything and apologized but the same gentleman that seated us said it was okay and he was glad we enjoyed the food and drinks! We are definitely coming back and I'll make sure to get his name next time!

Fun spot for drinking and eating. They have a good variety of Korean drinking food not easily found elsewhere in Koreatown.Service is good, but I would say that the place gets rather loud and stays that way. Maybe I'm the one getting old.Overall, the place is fine and I wouldn't mind coming back to try other menu items.

My sisters and I went to Hanshin Pocha to get lunch before our appointment at the consulate, the place is nice and casual yet has a cool vibe, the staff are quite friendly and the food - generous, yummy and affordable, unless you are famished and haven't had anything to eat for days, the lunch bento has the perfect amount of goodies to fill you up for your lunch craving. My sisters and I had the Kimchi fried rice bento while my cousin had something else - my Bento box personally was loaded, sausages, kimchi, tempura, kimchi fried rice and all other kinds of small bites, I liked it a lot and it was enough for a satisfying lunch.Overall, Hanshin Pocha is good place to hit especially if you want a quick lunch that won't ding your budget.

Hanshin Pocha in Koreatown is a solid spot if you're looking for affordable Korean food and a fun, casual vibe. They have a wide variety of dishes at very low prices, making it easy to try a little bit of everything.The portion sizes are on the smaller side, and the service can be a bit slow, but the pros outweigh the cons. The space is large and great for groups, they're open late, and the food is tasty and budget-friendly.It's not a place for a fancy meal, but if you're in the mood for a laid-back, inexpensive outing, Hanshin Pocha is a great choice.

Hanshin is yummy and priced so good. I had to come back for more. Saturday night was way more packed than Wednesday and there was a about a 10 minute wait. The food here hits the spot!

Lunch did not disappoint. Less than $20 for two lunch specials was such a deal!I love the banchan was excellent! If I lived or worked close by I would be here weekly!Portions were appropriate. Cafeteria style but for the price - spot on!

I finally tried Hanshin Pocha over the weekend from Korean celebrity chef Baek Jong-won. I have to say the food here is a notch above other Korean bars in the area, for sure. Found in the corner of the second floor of the City Center on 6th, it's kind of hidden across the street from Chapman Plaza.But since it's hidden, when I went on around midnight on Saturday, it wasn't totally packed to the brim like other KTown spots. The atmosphere was chill with really nice outdoor seating overlooking Wilshire. Service was prompt and friendly, they have the call button for service which is always appreciated.They have drinks and eat galore, but one fun item they have is DIY Rice Balls! Smart idea, fun to make, plus goes well with the other dishes. You can sit there making rice balls while chatting & sipping. In general, Hanshin Pocha focuses on Korean street foods with the most popular dish being the chicken feet.Next time I'm in....definitely getting the chicken or pork cheese fondue. Another fun, indulgent, delicious dish!Open until 2am!

When you visit a restaurant by celebrity chef Paik Jong-won, you know the food is gonna be fire! This hidden gem is located on the 3rd floor of City Center on 6th. This soju pub is open late and has all your favorite Korean street food like their Yangnyeom (sweet & spicy) chicken, BBQ pork that pairs perfectly with cheese and gochujang, and their cheesy tomato sauce Gyeran-mari.

One of my favorite places to go to for late night fun. This pocha is open till late and offer a wide variety of food as well as drinks.Tteokbokki 5/5- Honestly wasn't expecting this to be very good given this place is meant for drinking, but I really liked how it was not sweet and had tangy taste to the dish overall. It was perfect and had good amounts of bulgogi in it. I would get this again to eat and drink with.French Fries 4/5- They were really average french fries but something about eating a nice cut french fry while drinking really hits differently. They were crispy and had fluffiness on the inside.Service was very attentive and friendly. They have a call button and they will come immediately to you and attend to your needs.Ultimately I would come back here once more. They have really good vibes and it's very large inside. They also have an outdoor part with lights but I have never checked it out.

Hanshin Pocha is the place to be if you're craving authentic Korean street food and a lively atmosphere. From the moment you step inside, it feels like you've been transported to a bustling street in Seoul. The vibe is fun, casual, and perfect for a night out with friends.The menu is full of delicious Korean comfort foods, and everything we tried was amazing. To top it all off, the soju selection is extensive, and the drinks flow freely, adding to the lively atmosphere. The prices are reasonable for the quality and portions, and the staff is friendly and efficient, even when it gets busy.If you're looking for a spot to enjoy great Korean food, drinks, and a lively setting, Hanshin Pocha is a must-visit!