Hanshin Pocha

Dont have to drive to ktown for hanshin pocha! This location shares the same parking as chi cha and boiling crab, so be prepared to face a busy lot during lunch and dinner times. I went on a Friday night and did not have to wait. The vibes were lively but not too overwhelming.The chicken cheese is to die for! Also recommend the soju bombs. Its $12 but it came in a large cup and is strong enough to give you a light buzz.Ps for fans of Culinary Wars on Netflix, Judge Paik is the owner of this place!

Overall pretty good with decently big portionsDefinitely would recommend the pork mozzarella fondue and fried squid out of everything we tried. Everything else was good but the tteokbokki had a little too much black pepper for my preference

Atmosphere: The atmosphere here was really chill and inviting. They had K-pop playing on a projector, which made the space a fun, casual vibe. It wasn't too loud, so it was easy to enjoy the meal without distraction even sitting right next to it.Service: We were seated right away even though it was during the lunch rush. The servers were very nice, didn't come around too often but we didn't really need them to so that was no worry at all. Food: We ordered the squid noodles, and two different chickens. They were all so good, honestly would come back here again both to try different items and the same ones we had today. We didn't order any drinks other than waters. The cups were teeny tiny but it was cute.

Was craving some tteokbokki and found this place on Yelp. I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised with the taste and quality! This is a great casual spot to catch up with friends over some good eats!Parking: shared lot with A LOT of other businesses. Spots are a bit of a tight fit if you have a larger car but I was able to find spots right away despite the busy plaza.We arrived around 6pm on a Thursday night and there were plenty of seating but it definitely filled up as time went on.The service here was great! They were very attentive and hustling from table to table. Our cheese fondue got cold and we were able to ask one of the servers to help us warm it back up. BE WARNED THO!!! When the cheese starts getting hot, the oils from the pork belly will start flying all over the place! We had to learn the hard way why they didn't just serve it like that. No seriously be careful because it splashed into my eye and it hurt soooo much.The tteokbokki was delicious! It had the perfect sauce consistency and the rice cakes were just the right amount of chewy. The pork belly cheese fondue does start getting cold rather quickly and I'd recommend mixing it before it gets cold, tho I did end up mixing it into my bowl of tteokbokki and it melted the cheese!I'd recommend this spot if you're in the area and I'm looking forward to coming back!

Hashin Pocha is located in a busy plaza. Where there is shared parking available, it was difficult to find parking around 2 pm, especially as it was compact space.After heading inside, it was a bit busy, but I was able to sit right away. There only seemed to be one waiter, so you'll definitely need to be patient. When browsing the menu, everything looked good, and I wished I could order a lot of things on there! My friend and I decided to get the pork belly with cheese, DIY rice ball, and french fries. The rice ball ingredients were given early on, so we were able to make it before the rest of the order came out. The rice ball tasted good and really balanced the saltiness of the pork belly. The pork belly was very flavorful, a bit spicy, and of course cheesy! For the fries, they were crispy and perfectly salty. Absolutely love the food here and would come back again. The service was also really great. Despite having one server, she took our order and brought out the food quickly! There's also a buzzer on the table if you need to ring the staff! Note: They accept American Express.

I can't seem to escape K-town even when I try.Hanshin Pocha is a chill place to drink and eat some tasty food. This place is just my jam if I'm looking to go out when I'm visiting my parents.I went on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving and though it wasn't terribly busy, it was lively.To eat, we shared the following:-boneless fried chicken with fries ($17.95)-stir-fried squid ($24.95): stir-fried squid with veggies over fried thin noodles-kimchi jeongol ($24.95): spicy stew made from kimchi, pork, and sausage The food here is excellent. I've ordered the stir-fried squid each time I've come here - both with soft and fried noodles - and each time it's been solid. The squid is spicy and flavorful. Pairing it with noodles helps tone down the spice.I also really enjoyed the kimchi jeongol. The broth was tangy and spicy. Spooned over a bowl of white rice and it was the perfect company for a cool evening. They're also very generous with the pork and sausage. Come here for chill vibes and good food.

Came here on New Year's day around 8:30pmIt was full of ppl but still able to get a table. It's quite noisy inside with k-pop blasting and people chatting.We ordered a fried whole chicken for $19.95. It was quite crispy and not dry.We got a LA Galbi for $28.95, the portion is a bit small for the price. But it was tasty and flavorful. The galbi was very tender. Wish it was bigger or cheapr.We also got a kimchi fried rice for $15.95. It was also pricy for the portion . It tasted good, not too spicy. It's good with the cheese.Overall, we enjoyed dinner here. But one star off for the price.

The portion for the foods were bigger than expected. Kimchi Jeongol's was sour, which stimulates appetite (I personally really enjoy sour soup). However, the flavor of the soup is strong/salty on its own, so I'd highly suggest eating it along with the rice. The environment was also pretty Cozy, looks like a good place to hangout with friends and drink. The service was fine, waitress came check up on us a few time for the fire.

Great food. Friendly Waiter and Waitress. Fried Chicken is so delicious. This become my favorite drinking place.

Best chicken feet - I can't take spicy but it was so good I totally was willing to take the hit. Staff were friendly. Place was bright and KPop music playing and also on the big screen.Like this bar vibe can't wait to try their other foods.