One Shot Pocha

Really fun Korean noraebang (karaoke) bar that has a bit of everything! The restaurant area does not take reservations for large parties so we ended up booking a private karaoke room. The reservation process went smoothly as the staff is quick to respond on Instagram and overall very accommodating.The karaoke seating arrangement made it hard for people to get in and out of their seats, but otherwise we really enjoyed our time in the room! They initially told me I had to cast my own karaoke via YouTube, but I was able to ask the staff for the actual karaoke machine. The karaoke machine is a classic Korean machine, but there were plenty of English songs to choose from and I thought having the actual system made the experience more fun for us. Food was actually quite good and they have a good variety of dishes! It was the perfect way to introduce non-Korean friends to many different types of traditional food. Some stand outs include Korean fried chicken, LA Galbi, and japchae. I wish I ordered the regular tteokbokki instead of the rose ttekbokki, which was made with a different sauce that didn't taste like tteokbokki at all. Great place all around, and we will be back!

Pretty cool experience. Tons of karaoke rooms and great Korean food. Friendly staff as well.

This place can be pricey but overall was a great venue to do karaoke with friends as well as eat amazing Korean food that tastes authentic. My only concern would be that we got the soy garlic and spicy KFC and both tasted more like soy garlic and we couldn't really taste the difference. I would recommend making a reservation if you have a large party or want to do karaoke. There is the option to connect someone's phone via bluetooth to queue songs or you can use the installed machine but it can be difficult to use if you are unfamiliar with Korean. I was able to navigate it with some help from the staff and overall they are super friendly and provided great service. The food also came out fairly quickly even though we were a large party.

Fun place. A/c issues would be my only complaint. Rooms are nice and the YouTube based machines makes putting in songs easy. Fun hallways you can mark up and let your inner graffiti artist out. Restrooms nice and clean.

Pretty decent spot for your late night 'drunk' food, they close at 2am!! A rarity outside midtown or Washington Ave.The inside is cute with decorated chains dividing each table. Plenty of Kpop on TVs all over the restaurant. It might be hard to fit more than 6 people. They have a buzzer at the table to call up a waiter, recommended to use this otherwise they may not pass by too often.The banchan is super solid! One of my favs in Houston, no joke. The Army Hot Pot is a good amount of food for 3-4 people. The nuggets are good and goes with the cheese fondue, my only wish is the fondue wasn't the same price as the nuggets :OI give One Shot Pocha 4 Wonyoung's, out of 5.

One Shot Pocha I feel like is always lively! When we got there, we were welcomed and only waited for about 15 minutes before our room was ready. We came back with a smaller group of friends (5) to karaoke for a birthday. We got a "medium" size room and it was the perfect little size (definitely can fit I think 6-8 people, 6 to be very comfortable). I feel like the rooms are very sound proof and you can't hear people singing poorly, LOL. They have a good selection of songs and the sound system is perfect. The staff is quick and very friendly. We really enjoyed our time.

Despite all the pochas that are opening up in Houston, One Shot is still my favorite because of their food and delicious cocktails. Seafood pancake is crispy and had lots of vegetables and pancakes. Tteokbokki is a huge portion. Whole pineapple soju is one of the best cocktails I've had. You can barely taste any alcohol... delicious, fresh pineapple flavor but not too sweet. Incredibly refreshing. Omurice was surprisingly really good. I liked the sauces and flavors of the rice. It's always fun coming here with a group of friends to drink and listen to K-pop in the background. I've yet to try out the karaoke though but I'm sure it'll be a good time! Expect a long wait on the weekends.

Pretty good experience here! It was my second time coming here, this time in the group karaoke rooms with all my cousins.Service is pretty good, they bring out everything in a timely manner. Food is great! We literally ordered probably everything on the menu and 8+ soju bottles.The only complaint I have is that it was a little difficult to control the karaoke to the tv. It kept disconnecting and we had to get the servers to help us out a few times. Other than that, it was a good experience!

One Shot Pocha9501 Long Point Rd K, Houston, TX 77055I was definitely craving some Korean fried chicken, and One Shot Pocha had it all; fried chicken, cheese corn, galbi, kimchi stew, and cold Soba noodles! If you're looking for a good night for food and drinks, get your butt here, ASAP!#Tonylameats #oneshotpocha #houston #ktown #koreanbbq #koreanfriedchicken #oneshothtx

This place is a great spot to hang out with friends, so it's always busy on weekends. Expect a wait around dinner time until close. Especially because most people are hanging out and drinking even after they finish eating. I've only been here when it's really busy, but the servers don't check on you unless you press the button on the table. We didn't know about the button, so we waited a while, expecting a server to help us and they just never did until we found out about the button. Once pressed though, they're pretty responsive. The karaoke rooms are fun for groups and easy to reserve. Love the vibe, the lights, the YouTube options, not to mention the food and drinks. The rooms also have a button you push for service and they're pretty responsive. If you're letting loose in there, expect to spend a bit of money because it's easy to just keep going with the drinks lol also, when I went, we were even able to extend our time because there weren't any reservations after us. SQUID TEMPURA: LOVE this!! If you love squid and tempura, it's perfection! It has great flavor and comes with a tempura dipping sauce too. KIMCHI BULGOGI FRIES: This is fine for a group to snack on while drinking because there were a ton of fries, but there was barely any bulgogi or kimchi. Because of this, I don't really think it was worth the price. It should've been more loaded for sure. FRIED BEEF BULGOGI DUMPLINGS: Came with 10 dumplings! Way more than I was expecting. It was delicious and so flavorful! Loved the crunchiness and dipping sauce provided. JAPCHAE: Not to be confused with japchae-bap, which comes with rice, this is just the glass noodles and veggies. It was chewy and delicious! It's a more mild flavor, but in a good way. The only downside is that there wasn't much beef.BULGOGI: Someone pointed out that the color looked dull and it wasn't sizzling when it came out, but it didn't take away from the flavor at all! It was delicious, flavorful, and was a pretty big serving!WHOLE WATERMELON SOJU: You're definitely paying for the gimmick here, but I think everybody knows that. It's fun to get as a group for the pic, but it's definitely overpriced and wasn't even filled to the top like the pineapple was. It's good, but goes so fast. I'd say get it once if you want to try it, but you won't really need to get it again. WHOLE PINEAPPLE SOJU: Again, another gimmick, but this was tastier than the watermelon imo and actually filled to the top. Also more affordable. The watermelon didn't seem that much bigger than the pineapple either, so I'd recommend the pineapple over the watermelon if you're trying to decide between the two.