K-Pocha

K-Pocha GOOD - food, fun atmosphere and very friendly service BAD: Not too much, the amosphere was unexpected, but not necessarily bad. The prices are a bit high for mainly different variations of fried chicken, but portions make it easier to swallow. K-Pocha is nestled in a shopping center I would affectionately coin "Asian Row." Aside from K-Pocha, there is another Korean restaurant, Vietnamese, Thai and a large Korean grocery store. I ordered fried dumplings to start, which were crispy and delicious, but it was the unique mini sides of kimchi, pickled veggies, glazed soy beans and spinach with cheese that took it to the next level (make sure you get the free side). I ordered the bbq chicken with cheese. This ate like a spicy chicken parm only it wasn't fried. I thought it would be, but still good. When I walked in, the lightning was dark with somewhat loud "club" music. Not typically my scene, but it grew on me as the night wore on. K-Pocha reminds me of an attempt to merge a traditional sit down Asain restaurant, with a cluby vibe - a strange but interesting combo. They aired pro golf in combination with Korean pop/rap music videos on another TV. It was different but a fun mix. You will spend roughly 35+per person. It's on the high side for chicken dishes, but portions and quality are very good. Definitely try it and keep an open mind on the atmosphere. It grew on me for sure.

Come for Korean Chicken and Beer!! Had sweet and spicy boneless chicken. Soo crispy and could tell the chicken was good quality. Real chicken! We also had the egg ramen which is always just comforting to me. Prices were definitely fair and comparable to other Korean restaurants I’ve been to. Would definitely return if I’m in the area.

Found this place by accident and glad I found it. Its pub style atmosphere. They serve Korean style twice fried chicken among other things. The soup comes in table top stove. The serving are huge. They are tasty and delicious. Make sure your tummy is empty when you visit here. 🙂

Very disappointed. I’ve ordered couple things from here. The (whole) fried chicken is $24.95. Come with 3 flavor options. (Sweet and Spicy, Sweet Garlic Soy, and Spicy Garlic Soy) The breading is crispy and hot, but the chicken was dry and old. (Except the wing and the leg portion.) Fried boneless chicken is between $16.95 and $19.95. Come with 5 flavor options. (Original, Sweet and Spicy, Sweet Garlic Soy, Spicy Garlic Soy, Green Onion Mix, and Spicy Honey.) Similarly, the breading and flavor were great, but the boneless chicken is just very dry, probably similar to Wings Stop. Maybe marinating it would taste differently. Also, customer service was bad, it seems like that they treat Korean customer better. Well, Bon Chon quality control have declined dramatically recently, this place definitely won’t fulfill my chicken cravings. Keep looking. Any recommendations are greatly appreciated.

Great food and service! Usually come here for their soups. Wouldnt be surprised if their other menus were delicious. Would come back again 🙂

We came here with two friends on a Friday night. The food was delicious. One of our party had an allergy to a common ingredient (green onions) and when we told the waitress she was very kind and informed us which dishes had them and which didn't. The food was delicious and we'll definitely be going back!

Wonderful spot for quick bites and bar food. I can't recommend this enough because I want to hog this place for myself. Haha. Seriously, a great place to eat.