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How we read reviews →Late-night Korean pocha in a CBD laneway: fried chicken, volcano hotpot and soju cocktails till 2am.
Lively Korean pocha mood with moody lighting, good music and a late-night party feel; tight and loud when full, with a free photobooth.
Open to 1am (2am Friday and Saturday), soju cocktails, a viral volcano mala hotpot, banchan side dishes, space for large groups and a free photobooth.
Many praise authentic pocha-style Korean comfort food that feels like Seoul; a few Korean diners find some flavours less traditional.
Mid-priced for the CBD, with a hotpot around $32 and bibimbap about $23; portions are large and shareable, though a few find the chicken pricey.
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