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    The device with chat capability by table
    Jenny L.

    The vibe is amazing here on a Friday night. Live DJ and lots of active participants to play via the device. It feels like stepping into a club but there's food and it's not too dim to look around. You can order food, chat, play games, challenge other tables, and win prizes. Food was good looking but I would not come here just for food. The drinks were strong and we got the keg. Not pictured, sausage ddeokbokki. Fun hang out place and great for meeting people.

    Kimchi fried rice
    Sean H.

    Used to come here frequently to hangout with friends for drinks and dinner. Food is pretty hit or miss. Sometimes it's good, other times not so much. Drinks are good though. I love the somek tower. Service is decent. Haven't tried this place since the rebranding yet though.

    Yukhwe - raw beef.  Yes I know.  They sell this here and I didn't die after eating it.
    Joe H.

    I won't rate this place lower just because of the fact that it isn't my preferred type of restaurant/lounge or whatever it is that people call this place. If you are not in college, you will feel pretty old hanging out here on the weekends. I came here two different times- Saturday night and Thursday night. Quite different vibes and crowds although pretty much everyone here was getting drunk. Saturday crowd was very young. They looked like people that don't know their alcohol limits and they were getting very wasted intentionally. I saw some people throwing up in front of the restaurant. Def not my thing but I guess some could call this "fun". Fun fact - the bar that was here before chi chi called Sideline was full of people like this. I witnessed several fights outside the bar and bouncers kicking people out, etc. The Thursday crowd was pretty chill. There were a couple of families that were visiting for dinner over some light beer. Service here is excellent. Food is okay too! Not too expensive either. The games are fun but the chatting feature on the tablet is pretty stupid imo. People typing out of desperation. It's basically a Korean version of Earl's and Joey's. Food was pretty authentic as in authentic Korean fusion food. They sold yukhwe which is raw beef marinated in sesame oil with a raw egg yolk on top. My friends (regulars at this establishment) already knew and ordered this dish casually and I felt a bit worried and iffy about the food safety/handling but when I saw that it came out semi frozen, it made me a bit more at ease. I took a bite and it was pretty good and the best of all, I did not get sick from it. If you don't like seeing people that cannot handle alcohol, avoid Fridays and Saturdays.

    Michelle Z.

    Cute and vibey spot to hangout with your friends on a Friday or Saturday night. I love how interactive this place is where you can chat with other tables and play mini games together to win drinks. I think the food here is really good.great for pairing it with drinks or a chilled soda. I love the kimchi fried rice and the chicken. I do wish that they would turn off the lights a bit earlier in the evening and also turn on the fans as it gets pretty hot in there.

    Cream seafood udon pasta
    ThuyVy N.

    went here for dinner on a Wednesday at around 7 and there were two other groups there so wasn't too busy. The service was fast and friendly and the ordering tablet is super helpful to get more water or whatever etc instantly. We thought all of the food was mid at best. The corn cheese was a bit watery and oily and I didn't feel like the cheese was sticking to the corn. The udon was probs the best thing we ordered, and the chicken was pretty alright as well, the fries that came with it were pretty mid though, not very crispy or salty or tasty. The ttebokki was fine, the rice cakes were well cooked but the flavor wasn't there for us. Seems like a fun place to go on the weekend or at night so I'll def try and come back for that, just not a place to go just for some food is all.

    Phuong B.

    Another viral instagram food blogger recommendation fail. The food is just not great. We ordered 4 dishes and all 4 were mediocre at best. The corn cheese had a very wet consistency and the ddeolbokki lacked flavor, although the rice cakes were cooked well. The "dumplings" were soggy and filled with only japchae noodles. Chicken wings were ok but also very meh. Overall I can't recommend anyone go here for food. However, if you're still about that party life then I'm sure the food will hit after a few bottles of soju. Service was friendly and fast once you get the hang of iPad ordering.

    Everything we ate!
    Mahika A.

    My friends and I had such a great time here! The food was delicious and the vibes were also really nice for a random Tuesday night. We are defiantly going to visit again on a weekend. We ordered a couple of items and shared. My friends said the fried chicken (Chi Chi Original Crispy Wing) was okay, but they loved everything else. The cheddar fries were delicious and the rose ttoekbokki was so chewy and yummy. I would highly recommend adding cheese on top, but the soup itself is also very creamy. You could order a side of noodles to throw in there as well. They also shared the spicy porkbelly with cheese which they loved and would recommend. The yogurt soju is always my favorite, but I also tried the apple this time which was good as well. The beer cups come with lines along it so you can make your own soju/beer combinations which I really liked. My favorite part was the tablet on the table which has lots of fun drinking games. Our waitress was also very sweet and showed us a new game to play with the soju bottle cap. Overall, really enjoyed this experience and will be visiting again! Hopefully soon :)

    Chichi Soupy Ddeokbokki with Thin Sliced Grilled Beef & Fried Corn
    Elizabeth B.

    Friends of mine invited my husband and I to come here for Happy Hour for their birthday. Since my husband and I had never been here before, we said ok to check it out. We had gone on a Tuesday night so it wasn't busy at all, which was great. The server showed us how to use their service tablet that they have at each table. There, you place your food and drink orders, play games, and can put in your requests for more water, ice, napkins, etc. She even mentioned to look for a little green icon next to items, which indicate the Happy Hour price. Super easy and simple to use. We ordered the Chichi Soupy Ddeokbokki with Thin Sliced Grilled Beef, Fried Corn, and Chi Chi Sweet & Spicy Wings (not pictured). The Ddeokbokki was great! Lots of flavor and the rice cakes cooked perfect! Wasn't a fan of the fried corn. Should've just ordered the Cheesy Corn. The Sweet & Spicy wings were good. A little too saucy for my liking and also a little more on the sweeter side than equally balancing the sweet and spicy on the wings. Now let's get to the games. Omg, it was so much fun that there are games on the tablet in which you compete against the other tables. Which ever table wins the game, they win a prize. Which we won 2 games and it seemed as though the prizes were all non-alcoholic drinks. There are also auctions that pop-up on the tablet, where they offer items at a starting bid price, usually lower than what they offer it at. We had won a bid on the Yogurt Soju. My husband and I definitely want to come back again, as we loved the atmosphere and the food. We can't wait to try other food items off their menu!

    Jinny C.

    Fun spot for drinking with friends. The restaurant is designed for a night out, with Korean bar food and tablets with games you can play. We ordered soju cocktails, which were a little too sweet for our liking. The food was better than I expected though. The spicy cream pasta was tasty and the fried chicken was really tender.

    Seafood Spicy Stir-Fried Udon
    Smaly K.

    Came here to meet my cousins for dinner. We all ordered a bunch of food to share. They weren't huge portions, so it made it easy to order a variety of food to try and share. We all enjoyed the food. We had the Cheesy Corn and Fried Corn, chicken wings, kimchi fried rice, Spicy Mussel Soup, and the Spicy Seafood Stir-Fried Udon. My least favorite was the Spicy Mussel Soup. I didn't taste any spice or flavor, the broth was pretty bland. And my cousin thought the Crispy Wing was underseasoned.

    Frank L.

    What an absolute BLAST!!! Felt like I was in Koreatown LA. Vibin like we are in a club but without the DJ and dance floor. Just Soju nonstop and fried chicken! Couldn't eat cuz I was on strict liquid diet but it smelled damn good! The menu and the chat! Tables chatting to each other without the f2f! Playing video games against other tables for drinks?!? Bidding on drinks during live auction??? Whaaaa?!?!?! :) Highly recommend to drink eat and listen to loud music while watching big projector screen. Such a random spot in Factoria too. Love it.

    Sally L.

    Chi chi is a decent place to go for drinks and food in the bellevue area. The food is pretty good. Never had anything bad here and have tried the tteokbokki, stews and chicken. The alcohol can be pricey, but most places these days have similar pricing. If you come with a group it is worth it. The overall ambiance after 9pm is more dark with neon lights and loud music. I think it is interesting that they play youtube videos of dj's rather than play a playlist, but overall a good vibe. Have frequented this place a few times since it has open and would recommend to those who are looking for a pocha vibe in bellevue.

    Pork Belly with Cheese
    Kimmy L.

    Chi Chi Korean Pocha is the newest Korean bar in Bellevue. It took over the old Sideline Bar in Factoria Loehman's Plaza. My friends and I came here this past week to check it out. We arrived at 8:30pm and while they were busy, we were able to get a table for 10 people. Note that they do not take reservations for Fridays and Saturdays and so it is first come, first serve for those days. For our first round, we ordered the SOMAC (Soju/Beer) tower (+$62), the BONELESS CHICKEN (+$19), the PORK BELLY WITH CHEESE (+ approx $24), the TTEOKBOKKI WITH BEEF (+ approx $24), and the KIMCHI TOFU STEW ($?). The SOMAC was smooth and filled about 12-15 small cups. It's pricy considering it's just soju and beer, but it was refreshing. Other Korean bars I've been to charge about $50 for a Somac tower. The BONELESS CHICKEN was disappointing. It just tasted like chicken tenders and was served with fries and ketchup. The menu description said it was supposed to come with spicy and so we asked the waitress, and she took it back to the kitchen to ask the chef. The chef said it just comes with ketchup and so the waitress offered to bring a side of spicy sauce instead, which was quite good. Our companions at the next table got the SPICY WINGS and those looked much better than the boneless chicken. The PORK BELLY WITH CHEESE was well-flavored and spicy, but was mostly just onions and mushrooms. It barely had any pork belly- for the price, this was definitely not worth it. The TTEOKBOKKI with BEEF was the best of the three dishes, but was also expensive for the amount of food you get. The beef was tender and the gochujang sauce was less sweet than your typical tteokbokki at other Korean restaurants. The KIMCHI TOFU STEW was probably the second best dish as it had strong kimchi flavor and a good variety of ingredients in it. It came boiling hot in a stone pot. Each table has a numbered screen. This screen allows you to order from the menu but also play games, pay the bill, and chat with other tables. In reference to the games, you can play virtual games (skill or chance games) against other tables for a selected drink which ranges from $7.99 (Cass beer) -$16.99 (soju). If you win, the table you won against pays for the drink. However, if you lose, you pay for their drink. So you can definitely rack up quite a bill just playing games. These games are optional though and by no means required. They also have occasional virtual games where the bar offers a non-alcoholic drink for free and you compete against the other tables for it- this is a zero-risk game if you don't want to risk having to buy another table a drink. Here's another tip- CHECK YOUR BILL because they charged for a bottle of Cass beer that we didn't order, but the waiter had brought to our table and opened. When we said we didn't order it, he said he couldn't take it back because it was open (even though they opened it, not us). It is inexcusable to CHARGE US FOR THEIR MISTAKES. With all that said, the interior is pretty cool and the place is definitely vibing on a late weekend night. They have cool lights and are playing K-Pop YouTube videos in the background. The interior was clean, but the women's bathroom floor was strangely wet and needed to be serviced. They are open until 2am most days. Overall, 3/5 for food, 2/5 for service, 2.5/5 for atmosphere

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