Thank Sool Pocha

Came here upon the recommendation of a friend to meet up with some other friends. Upon entering, you totally get that cool, Korean bar vibe. The music is loud and bumping and the alcohol is flowing. I had to laugh because damn, this felt like a place I would've gone to in the height of my 20s and had A LOT of fun, but being older now.... it was kinda loud for me, lol.We were here to drink and catch up with friends so we had a mix of soju, makgeolli, and Korean beer (Terra). They provide you with shot glasses and bowls for the makgeolli and were quick to respond with other requests. They also have Korean food available like tteokbokki, budaejiggae, and more. I got the corn cheese appetizer. It came on a griddle, but unfortunately got cool very quickly. The cheese wasn't melty for very long, but it was alright. It was almost too sweet though.I liked how the seats opened up and could be used to store your bags. The "walls" also open up like a garage door and I honestly wished they kept it closed because it was so dang hot -- as in record breaking high temps. 10pm and it was still 79 degrees and it would've been more enjoyable had it been cooler with a/c.By the end of *our* night, around 10/10:30pm, this place was packed with 20 something year olds and overflowing into the sidewalk. It was POPPING and seemed like an extremely popular weekend spot. We honestly lasted much longer than I thought we would, lol.This is definitely not the place if you're looking to have a nice, quiet conversation with friends over drinks. Overall, it was cool and a funny reminder of the good old days.

One of the funniest eating and drinking nights in a long time! Now I'm with Ruba, who's my love, but still.... Great spot! Isaac and TG were amazing servers! They were quick and focused. I was impressed. Ambiance was super cool, and Asian rap. This place is a must for Denver! Sorry about the one pic! I was hungry! Check Ruba's Yelp. She takes pics! And she's mine!!!!

I've visited so often since the first time I came here, and for some reason I still haven't experienced karaoke! The K-Pop music videos on the screens around the restaurant never get old, though. It's best to come here with a larger group (at least 4-6 people) and share everything. Not the most friendly place for vegetarians or vegans, obviously.My favorite items to order (aside from bottles of soju) are Kimchi Pancakes, Spicy Rice Cake, and Army Stew. The Seafood Stew, which my pescatarian partner got, was fantastic too. Still haven't done KBBQ here either. Everything is fresh and delicious. Service is very professional. The tables are usually too small for how much we order, but it somehow works out.

Fun Korean pub where the Soju is flowing until 1:00am on weeknights and 2am on weekends. HH from 4-6pm M-F is a steal with $8 soju because the price goes up to $13 a bottle after that. Service is super friendly and helpful. There are even call buttons at the table to get service. Upbeat music is playing from the speakers as K-Pop videos play on randomly placed TVs. You can grill your own meat at the bbq tables or have the kitchen whip up one of the many traditional offerings.

This place has a cool Korean pocha interior design which makes a good spot for a late night out. They are open until 2am which is a plus! I would say that everything about this place is great - service was awesome with friendly servers, ample parking spaces, and good music playing in the background - except for the food :( All of the food we got was way too sweet. Also considering the price for the food items, I was expecting a bit more bang for your buck.

Was really excited to try this place, as I love Korean food. Managed to get a table on a Saturday night around 7:00 with no wait, which was nice and a bit unexpected. Sat by the garage doors (this is important for later) which we thought would be cool. K Pop on big screens as well as the playoff basketball game, all in all, a cool vibe. Ordered the LA Galbi and the sweet and spicy Korean fried chicken. A little disappointed that the Korean BBQ dish didn't come with rice and they didn't even ask if we wanted any. Also, we got like three banchan items, which was a bummer, and the amount of galbi wasn't all that much. Still, it was tasty, and we ordered a side of rice. Kimchi was good, and the tofu marinaded in some chili paste was also nice, but, that was kind of it for sides, and that's one of my favorite parts of Korean bbq! I think I'd stick with more old school Korean spots for BBQ before going back. The chicken was super crispy and tasty and spicy enough, but the sauce was *super* sweet, a bit too much for my taste. (It was also super sticky, so I'd bring hand wipes if I ate here again. It just made the napkins stick to my hands when I tried to clean them.)All in all, I don't regret going, and if a group of friends wanted to try it, I'd probably give it another go to sample more of their dishes, but for dinner for two, I think I'd rather try somewhere else. Service was friendly and prompt, everything appeared clean and well kept and I don't think the food was BAD, but I just wasn't vibing here. They also opened the garage doors for some reason on a chilly night, and I just had a t shirt on, so it got uncomfortably cold as we were wrapping up.

The kimchi tofu stew was amazing. Spicier than expected but in the best possible way. I love love love kimchi and tofu and can't believe it's taken me so long to try tofu stew. I got dinner delivered but can't wait to go check out the restaurant in person soon. I barely was able to make a dent the portion size is huge! Nothing but the highest praise for Thank Sool Pocha.

After struggling at a previous restaurant, where we never were served, we left and came here. It was about 9pm, they open till 2am for the night owls. We were asked if we wanted to do BBQ or Skewers. We decided on neither, since my buddy and I just washed our hairs. We didn't want to smell like smokey BBQ going home. My friend ordered the Korean fried chicken, with half parmesan rub and half with soy sauce-honey glaze. They were freaking fantastic, the chicken was crispy and light. The flavors were just right. The meal came with sides of kimchi, edamame, chili-cold tofu, and a cabbage salad. As for me, I ordered something not wimpy on the non-spicy for my friend. I ordered a pork belly dish, it was one of their specialties. It came with thinly sliced radish, sliced fresh garlic, jalapeños slices, a good bean paste, and a very very salty shrimp sauce (not my jam). We both really enjoyed our meals, service was great, the waiter was keeping up with everyone's demands, and the food came out piping hot. Definitely will be back!

This place upgraded immensely since my last review. We didn't have a reservation for our large group and they compensated very quickly. Their wait staff was insanely patient. Also appreciate the host for giving us a heads up that the music was going to get very loud very soon. It's like a small night club but with food in there. They played a healthy mix of EDM, K-POP, and some Pop. During the regular dinner hours it was mostly kpop. During good weather they open the garage doors, even if the weather is bad there's an awning on top of the porch covering the walking path. So unless there's torrential downpour where the rain is falling sideways you should be dry.The bossam was good. The meat was pork belly and pork feet. The feet was very gelatinous and that texture is just not for me but it was marinated quite well. The pork belly was rather plain so I dipped it in every sauce at the table including the sweet chili sauce we had on the side from the chicken. If you like making your own protein wraps then this dish is for you. The fried chicken was very crispy and moist. Usually I order it with sauce on it but that causes it to get soggy if not eaten quickly. It's very good.The army stew is the typical kind you get anywhere. The sausages were very salty compared to the spam in the pot which is very weird to me. Remember to turn off the burner so the soup does not evaporate.Parking here is still cramped. You will find yourself parking in the neighborhood unless you get lucky.

From the second you walk in it's a great vibe love the Asian rap music that was playing on the TVs. Our servers names were Isaac and TG and we like genies popping up as soon as we press the call button.Phenomenal food and they did a great job, guiding us through the menu. We started off with some cucumber salad and some kimchi pancake, followed by some garlic, chicken spicy, honey, chicken and sweet-and-sour shrimp. We had so much fun that we spent almost 2 1/2 to 3 hours there drinking different flavors of Soju and trying the beers.The fact that they stay open till 2 AM and the food is just as great as the service I will make it a point always stop in when we are in town.