Pocha K

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 lolstan aespa

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.

WARNING: 50% off Tuesday fried chicken applies only to the one order of lowest value fried chicken per table. I don't know if this promotion is still active, I went a couple weeks ago.Despite lack of clarification on that sign at the door regarding this promotion, it was overall a pretty standard Korean fried chicken eatery experience. Service was minimal, vibe was meh because it was pretty empty in there. Lots of well known K-pop songs playing in the background. Place is huge for being this dead.

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

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)SojuSince 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!!!

Came here for a girl's night out and we all craved fried chicken! The food service was good since we came when they first opened for the evening time, but I can see this place being packed as the night draws on and it's a great spot to go have late night drinks.We ordered dokkbokki (spicy rice cake) and fried chicken with a side of rice. We also ordered seafood pancake. We thought everything was flavorful and serving sizes were generous. The total per person came out to be about $20 and there were 3 of us. Would come back again to try other dishes!

Awesome place to go to with friends! Me and my friends love coming here and sharing a meal, the fried chicken, kimchi fried rice, and pork belly are all great!! They have a good selection of Korean beer brands and soju to go with your meal and the atmosphere is great for gatherings!

Always my go to late night spot after a skating session! Love their pork belly and tteokboki. They even added a cute photo booth machine at the front.

Had an amazing time here! The service was spectacular! Food came in a timely manner and was delicious. We ordered the pocha fries, garlic soy chicken, kimchi fried rice, and cheese corn.Our friend group went pretty late at night on a Wednesday so it was pretty empty but the vibes were still very nice! It was our friend's birthday so they gave us a complementary drink to share. They also let us use their karaoke room free for 2 hours so we decided to buy a few drinks. Not sure if they do it for everyone though!Would definitely come again :)