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How we read reviews →CBD Korean pocha slinging fried chicken and soju until 1am, wildly inconsistent night to night.
Loud, fairy-lit pocha den with K-pop on the speakers. feels like a late-night Seoul side street dropped into the CBD once the soju starts flowing.
DIY rice ball station with fish roe and seaweed, an all-night soju and makgeolli list, and doors open till 1am on weeknights for the after-dark crowd.
Reviews from Korean diners are split. several praise it as authentically close to Seoul pocha food, while one Korean reviewer calls the standard well below what they'd expect at home.
Split reviews on value. most call it reasonably priced and generous for share plates, while a handful found portions small for the price on an off night.
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