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    Itaewon Pocha

    4.0 (381 reviews)
    ModerateGastropubs, Korean
    Open 5:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    soy garlic wings
    Katie L.

    I went on a Sunday night (after zedd in the park ended) and this was my second time coming. The vibes last summer was so much better and more calm, going on a Thursday night. When we went, we wanted to know what type of beer the founders beer since we've never heard of it and wanted to decide between the different drink options for beer. The girl who helped us out was impatient and responded in such a snarky tone saying its beer... I then went up to ask for something and she ended up talking to her coworker about the interaction and about my friends asking a stupid question. That just rubbed me off the wrong way since I loved this placed and had such a good experience last time. For the service, I'd give the overall experience a 3.5 They were also playing the Knock2 niteharts set pretty loud and it was hectic after a rave, so it's hard to hear, keep that in mind. Wish they had better service or were a bit more patient, especially since it's soo loud. Definitely keeping this in mind next time if I go when it's a busy night after a rave. Overall, the vibes and atmosphere of the establishment is really upbeat and rave positive. The food is also pretty good, we got an order of the soy garlic wings and rice. I was raving about this place to my friends so I had to take them here while they were in NYC so it sucks the service wasn't as great as my first time.

    Jon L.

    Fun and lively spot albeit a little loud and dark. More of a drinking spot so lower expectations of the food - think drunk food you've expect at any Korean pocha. Views of K-town at night make you feel like in you're drinking soju in Seoul Full range of Korean comfort food from Korean fried chicken to stews to roasted meats to rice/noodles and more. We went with a clear fish cake soup, roasted pork belly, and some sides. All decent but nothing to rave about. It was just to pair with the big bottles of beer and plentiful soju anyways. Friendly enough staff albeit service can be a little slow. Still it can be a fun cultural escape over many drinks. Jjan everyone!

    Alisa J.

    Came for drinks and luckily we were able to get a table for 5 pretty quickly on Friday night. The drinks were great and affordable. Didnt try food. The vibes were great and super fun. Great music and good service. Music is pretty loud so it's pretty difficult to have a conversation. Great spot for groups.

    Matthew C.

    Pretty much your run of the mill pocha. Food here is ok, mainly just for stuffing your face while you attempt to get sloshed. The pork belly was actually pretty decent ngl. Cool interior, mess with the lighting. Definitely trips you out when you're tipsy. Drinks hecka expensive tho but that's to be expected.

    Kimchi dumpling gratin
    Debangana S.

    We went to Itaewon Pocha in Koreatown for some soju and food. The restaurant has a very fun ambiance, with music and jazzy lights setting the mood. We ordered the kimchi dumpling gratin, shrimp bacon cream rice cakes (tteokbokki), and creamy spicy ramen. It's a great place if you're looking to get really drunk. However, for someone who doesn't drink much, Itaewon Pocha may not be the best fit. The food upset my stomach, as it was soaked in an insane amount of cream, cheese, and butter. My 20-year-old self would have loved this place, but my current self suffered from heartburn and indigestion for almost 24 hours.

    Julianna C.

    The spot to be if you're in Koreatown! This was also a new-found favorite for me. I can't emphasize enough how much fun we had. It was a bit of a wait to get inside, but once we were in, the party instantly started. I believe folks don't just come here for the food, they stay for the vibes. It was the perfect start to our night out. The atmosphere of the restaurant feels like your at a party or night club, and they play all the best hits (a mix of kpop, rnb, pop, throwback classics, etc) that makes you want to get up and dance -- and at some point in the night we did, along with a bunch of others at nearby tables. Our server was our biggest hype woman, she was such a vibe honestly, and she knew all the kpop dances too. We had a 2hr window to eat and drink. Here's what we ordered: * Fried Platter $29.95 USD * Beef Bulgogi Japchae $25.95 USD * Yogurt Soju Chumchurum $18.95 USD The fried platter is perfect for sharing and pairs so well with drinks. It comes with the crowd favorite fried goodies (onion rings, chicken strips, fries, fried pickles) The bulgogi japchae was so delicious... we practically inhaled it the minute it touched the table. And of course, being in koreatown, our meal wouldn't have been complete without some soju. The yogurt one is always the best in my opinion next to green grape. 20251115

    Zachary D.

    Itaewon Pocha is a decent spot for casual drinks, especially with a small group of 3-4--any more than that and it starts to feel a bit crowded. It's tucked away on an upper floor, which made it a little tricky for my friends to find at first. The staff stood out in a good way--they were attentive and generous with fresh glassware, bringing out new glasses with almost every order. The prices were a bit on the higher side for what we got, but honestly expected given its location in Manhattan's K-Town. Overall, a solid option for a low-key night--just best to keep the group small.

    Myan L.

    We got a couple soju cocktails and a Seafood pancake! The seafood pancake was amazing, it's what you would expect out of a standard seafood pancake. The lychee soju cocktail was amazing, however the yogurt one was a bit harsh. Not a bad place to come drink and hang out with friends! Service was good!

    Seafood pancake
    Maggie P.

    Walked in around 7 pm on a Sat night, Good vibes, friendly service, typical prices for soju (llots of selections) Ordered: Seafood pancake- lots of seafood. Decent Chicken gizzard- yummy but alittle too over cooked for my taste, also packed with alot veggies

    french fries
    Stephanie T.

    After dinner in ktown, my friends and I were looking for a place to have some drinks and chat some more. We decided to come back to Itaewon Pocha and were able to be seated right away on a Thursday evening. The server informed us that there is a 1 hour table limit for drinks and a 2 hour table limit for food. We ordered two bottles of Chum Churum Apple Mango, one bottle of Chum Churum Strawberry, and french fries. The Chum Churum Apple Mango was light and refreshing and the french fries were crispy and came with ketchup and spicy mayo. A 20% service charge was automatically added to our check, but the staff were very friendly and attentive. They definitely deserve that and more. We had a great time at Itaewon Pocha and even got a coupon for 30 minutes free at Chorus Karaoke.

    Shoba M.

    I came here few months ago and didn't like the service but food was okay, so wanted to give it another chance. My friends wanted to go to the place across but I really enjoyed the Photo Booth place in the same building as this restaurant, so I suggested to come here. Food was average and service was ok... when we were ready to go and pack our food, they gave tin containers for fried rice and soup. They said they didn't have plastic containers.... Okay.. then gave us extra large bag for the two containers. I tried my best to keep the food secured in the uber..:. Not old did it spill and leak on my clothes... it made a mess in the car where we had to pay extra feee Worst take home experience!!!!!!!

    Karen X.

    Great pocha for a birthday! The food was good and the drinks were flowing! Classic spot, would go again!

    Hannah H.

    Itaewon Pocha is a popular bar and eatery in the center of Koreantown, offering Korean fusion eats, soju cocktails, and even DJ nights - Similar to the bars in Korea, this place is loud, lively, and colorful. We came here after having dinner in the area for some post-drinks, and the staff and service was friendly and attentive. One thing was that was obnoxious, however, was that this didn't seem to be a smoke-free establishment, as there was someone smoking up constantly throughout the evening, in which it wasn't being regulated - not cool. +not smoke-free +open late +friendly staff

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    Good vibes, but the food quality was subpar for the price. Would go again for the seated deal

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    Ask the Community - Itaewon Pocha

    Is there a happy hour? A recent review from April 2023 stated there is but when I went there wasn't any "for years". Please clarify for the customers. Thank you!

    I asked the owner directly on instagram and they said they do not offer happy hour.

    Is there vegan options available here?

    Hello, our Vegan options are very limited.

    Are there any vegetarian dishes?

    Yes, we do offer a couple vegetarian dishes

    What are their happy hour deals?

    5-7pm $1 wings, some drink specials and 20% off other food

    Is there happy hour for food?

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    Probably the best KBBQ experience I've had in NYC so far…read more It's definitely not cheap, but I thought it was worth it. We got the large set for 4 and there was more than enough food for everyone. Didn't order any drinks, but the meat quality was excellent, and our server cooked everything pretty well so we could just sit back and enjoy. The service was top-notch too. They kept bringing out refills of the side dishes including steamed egg without us having to ask, which I always appreciate. We made a reservation, which I'd recommend especially on a weekend, and got seated right away with no wait. The set also came with vanilla ice cream at the end. Another nice bonus is that if you pay in cash (there's an ATM inside), you get about 10% off. If you don't mind spending a little more for really good quality and service, I'd definitely recommend this place!

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    We're visiting from out of town and are glad we stopped by on their last day of Restaurant Week. We…read moretried the $60 special which was a great value! You got to pick 3 appetizers, 2 main course meals, and a dessert. We were sooo full by the time we were done. Our favorites included the hoe muchim, bossam, and burdock ice cream! In terms of service, staff was super friendly and came by regularly to check up on us. Decorated beautifully and very clean. Do make a reservation and expect to wait 15-20 min after your reservation to be sat due to peak hrs. I'd definitely return and eat here again with friends. It was an enjoyable experience.

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