Open late, which makes it a convenient spot after pickleball, JMT, or whenever your group needs…read moresomewhere to hang out. The atmosphere is great for socializing, though it can get pretty loud on weekends. Service is fast and friendly. Food is hit or miss. Most of the smaller dishes are decent, but some feel overpriced. We took one for the team and can report that the $9 corn cheese was incredibly mid. The khanpoong chicken is the only main meal worth it to us. A Korean friend also recommended the bossam and skewers, and I'd agree the skewers are worth ordering. Donkatsu was okay, and the kikurage was good but probably only good bc I got the sauce on the side. Overall, a good late-night hangout spot, but not somewhere I'd go out of my way for the food.

A group of us wanted a late night snack after Good Friday service, so what better option than a…read morepocha? Chung Dam had pretty good reviews, so we decided to check it out. The interior is pretty big with two floors available for seating. The music was loud and most parties were there for the drinks and late-night vibes. CHARCOALED GRILLED CHICKEN - 23 There were more rice cakes than there were chicken. The sauce was spicy and savory, but nothing memorable. Chicken was cut into small pieces, so it tasted a bit dry. The rice cakes had a weird texture I didn't like. Meh. SEAFOOD PANCAKE - 18 Pretty soggy and not a lot of seafood (maybe one bite of seafood per piece). It tasted fine, but not worth it for the price. The food was just okay -- we can definitely find better seafood pancakes and rice cakes at other Korean restaurants nearby. Probably a great spot if you're drunk though.

This is a honest review. The goal is for the restaurant to improve. Please don't delete it again…read more Food wait time was extremely long ( more than 45 mins) even though the restaurant was practically empty. The food tasted like it wasn't prepared by a real chef, or more like it was made by someone who had never even tasted their own cooking. It explains why the restaurant was empty vs. full house when it first opened. Honestly, any Korean restaurant in the DMV area is better than this. I don't understand how someone can screw up Korean food in Korean town. Every restaurant in the area gets better and better. Competition is high. The price is on the high end. I don't mind paying even more but please deliver in terms of food quality. They are 100x worse than my last 5 visits a while back. I'm a foodie with over 5k dmv followers. Please take this as a feedback to improve. I dine out everyday reviewing restaurants. When I say this is bad, this is bad. That's why this review comes from my 1 star review account. Back to 19xx.

Fun spot for Korean food. Friday and Saturday at 10pm, it turns into a club where a DJ plays music…read moreand people start dancing till closing. It gets pretty loud so wouldn't recommend if you want a more quieter spot for late night food. We ordered kimchi pancake, hotteok, and cocktails which hit our late cravings. They also have karaoke rooms. Parking is a bit difficult especially at night. Surrounding parking areas either are blocked off or have towing signs posted.

To start with the good, I absolutely love the dance floor. The DJ has great songs going, there are…read morea TON of lights and fx, and there's usually at least a few people dancing. The rest of the experience is mid. I've not had the food here, but the drink selection is just OK. Some standard beers and overly-sweet mixed drinks are the main selection. The staff is often slow and seems disinterested. All in all, it's a decent time. Good tunes and vibes, with OK drinks and service.

Pool! $2 for each game or $5 for 3 games. Obviously we went for the $5 for 3 games. It was nice…read morevibe, you could ask the bartender for a specific genre of music. Our bartender/server was Emily! She was super sweet, and helpful and respectful. If you go ask for her because she really cared about your experience. They also have happy hour Monday-Thursday from 3pm to 7pm. There was another guy who was helping out in an orange shirt and he was very welcoming, but I forgot to get his name(maybe the owner???)He let us know that's pool is free on Wednesdays!

The people that works there the great service I always get…read moreThe food The atmosphere Bring friends Have a party here

Cue Club is quite the throwback. A dark (though not dingy!) sports bar that serves shots and mixed…read moredrinks, as well as a large list of seasonal and craft beers. I've had the Korean bulgogi sandwich and it was quite good (although I'd certainly recommend other area Korean restaurants for a full dinner, this is delicious if you're just pairing it with some drinks!). But what makes this place standout are the bartenders. They have always been great to talk to, and they handle large crowds with aplomb! Go and say hi, grab a game of pool (it is after all the cue club - they have a lot of tables), and enjoy a good drink.

Food: Soy garlic glazed wings-yum, loved that they aren't…read moredrenched in sauce and they have a great crunch. 1/2 rack spicy ribs subbed with fries. Very tender meat and nice and crispy fries! Mac salad-good flavor 1/2 roasted chicken-very good and moist! Good flavor. Chilled Water was at each and every table as well Service- good even though there was only one server. He kept up with everything and everyone in the dining room. Ambiance- not too many tables inside but lots outside in the covered patios.

The food was pretty good but not exceptional. The staff could not have been more friendly and…read moreaccommodating. BUT one thing REALLY bugged me. While the place was nice looking and relatively clean, with only two people on staff (at least visible to us), nobody was clearing the used tables. Customers had long gone, but their dirty (used) dishes sat on the tables like they belonged there or as if clearing tables was the responsibility of the customers and nobody told the customers! It was actually kind of strange. In all fairness, there was robust take-out traffic!

The singer, Charlie Aponte is 5 stars. The venue, could use…read moresome upgrades, 2.5 stars. Safety was fine because the singer drew a very nice crowd. Security Guards were noticeable and polite. Drinks $15. Perrier, sparkling water $7. I did not order any food. I came here to see Charlie Aponte from Puerto Rican Power and he put on an absolutely amazing show. He has a great voice, tons of energy and danced the entire time. He's someone's grandpa and he was straight fire!!! They had three sections, and three different ticket prices . Seated or VIP tables in the front, semi-VIP which was standing behind the VIP, and then general admission, more standing in the back. There's even more seating areas by the first bar when you first enter. The venue is not bad. I've been coming to Diamond Lounge since forever. Great space for dancing. They play mostly Latin music like salsa, merengue, bachata. The crowd and environment totally depends upon who they're catering to. I've never had any problems because I usually go for special events, live concerts, etc. Plenty of bands and singers perform here and come from many places like Cuba, NY, Puerto Rico, DR, etc. Sometimes local Go-Go bands have shows here as well. The AC could be improved. It can get pretty warm in there. Bottome line, Diamond Lounge could use some upgrades, but overall I haven't had any issues. People come to hear the music, dance and enjoy themselves. But it really depends upon the crowd and who they're catering to.

Entry charge is too high, the drinks are overly expensive, drink charge from one bartender to the…read moreother is different for the same drink! They treat the men as if they're criminals.

- food is good, pretty fresh, but i would also be ok eating before coming…read more- yogurt soju drink is SO good!!! we get an extra bottle of sugar free soju to make it stronger since we like a little stronger tho lol - good beer - amazing karaoke system! sounds amazing lol - be careful if you are on a budget and reserve a set amount of time bc they will not kick u out or alert you that your time is up unless they have another reservation they need the room for lol

What a fun evening! After dinner at Kogiya, my wife, eight-year-old daughter, and I booked a small…read moreroom for an hour for $40 to sing karaoke. The music library is robust (even though they didn't have KPOP Demonhunters songs per my daughter's dismay). It comes with microphones, strobe lights, water, and more!

Yummy cocktails. Can't taste the alcohol at all - don't know if that's cuz there isn't enough or if…read moreit's masked well enough... Anyways - Food is very yummy. Came here with a large group of friends and we ate very well!! All the dishes were yummy, so can't complain. Army stew, kimchi pancake, corn cheese, etc. Many shareables and perfect for big groups to split. Also they have somaek towers which is pretty cool and niche! Service was great too. They were playing country music but we asked for it to be changed and they were very accommodating! BTW at night, the lighting in the restaurant is a bit dark and food looks very contrasted dark. Idk if this matters to anyone but makes reds look extremely pigmented in the light.

Pochas are the one place where ambiance matters more than food. We went for drinks late evening on…read morea saturday and walked into... country music. There only seemed to be one or two waiters in the whole restaurant and we were checked up on maybe once after receiving our food, even though it was shockingly empty. The food itself was good, rosè tteokbokki was spicy and texture was perfect. Kimchi pancake was also crispy and had a good ratio of batter to kimchi, but it was pretty bland and definitely needed the sauce. Kkanpungi was decent as well as the buddaejiggae and prices were fair. Drink pictures may be misleading so make sure to look at the description! Anyways the whole experience felt like we were just eating in the dark with quiet background music. Don't expect anything for birthdays either. Anyways would go back for the food but extremely lacking ambiance wise.