JJAN Pocha

We just found out about JJAN and can say we will be back. We ordered the Kimbap, it was deep fried and we had never had it served this way and we all really liked it. We also the japchae, it was very savory and was also completely devoured. For our main courses we ordered bulgogi, grilled spicy pork, the spicy chicken wings, and the galbi. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed their food. Not one complaint about it. Our server was so kind and friendly. She answered any questions we had and really had the best attitude. She got refills as needed and anything else we needed. Our only complaint is that it seems overpriced for the portion sizes. More people need to know about JJAN. We all think that this restaurant would be an instant favorite spot on campus corner. We'll be back soon!! Thanks for such an enjoyable experience.

I had just gotten out of class and was in need of some warm comforting food. This establishment popped up first so we decided to give it a try. I am familar with pochas which is kind of late night bar eats. The atmosphere was wonderful vibrant lights and not too loud music. I ordered the soy garlic wings corn cheese and pork skewers. All were delicious and for the amount of food we were stuffed. Our waitress, Vivian, was so kind in recommending us items and even poured my beer for me! So crispy and delightful. Will for sure stop by again !

We finally had the chance to try this place Saturday night and wow it is good! We had the fried dumplings, chicken buldak, some soju, and a strawberry coconut macaron ice cream sandwich. Everything was wonderful and Vivian is a delightful and attentive waitress. We can't wait to go back!

This place is such a cool little spot! Love the details that bring the atmosphere of it together. The service was great, and everyone was friendly. The pricing meets with the quality of the food. I had the Bulgogi with rice (excellent), then the lavender macaron ice cream sandwich (the best) I'm excited to go back and try out more of their menu!! I highly recommend you head into Moore and check them out!!

Such a great experience! Had the grilled spicy pork, cheesy corn, kimchi pancake, as well as some soju! Owner and staff were extremely nice, and the food was amazing!

I went with two friends and ordered the kimchi soup, grilled spicy pork, and JJan Bossam. The portions were decent size and were enough for three to four people. We really enjoyed the lowkey vibe, and the service was great. Would definitely recommend!

This family-owned restaurant is such a gem. I was fortunate enough to enjoy a weekend full of their food with my friends. Not only the food, but also the service created such a warm and friendly atmosphere. If you’re looking for a night with good vibes and good Korean bar food, Jjan Pocha is the first of its kind in Moore, OK. The food in general was so good (especially their soups), but if I had to pick my top 3: - Stir-fry squid - Beefsprout stir-fry - Seafood pancake All bangers If you’re newer to Asian/Korea cuisine, the kimchi fried rice and corn cheese are definitely great introduction dishes. I can’t wait to come back to visit, especially when alcohol is available after their soft opening phase. For the meantime, BYOB was a good time for me too lol

Nice small bar and Korean restaurant. Place opens at 5pm and I arrived 5:15. Inside it looks more like bar that serves food. When I arrived the bartender found a table for me and he took my order. I think the waitress was late or was not available. I ordered Tteokbokki with tea but they did not have any tea. Odd a Korean restaurant and no tea? When my plate arrived it was steaming hot and the aroma was nice. The food was excellent and as I ate the bartender kept checking in on me. After I finished the waitress finally showed up with the bill. I enjoyed the food, the service was ok, and the inside decor was more inline with a bar but still nice for dining.

Very relaxing atmosphere and Great Food!! I had the Spicy Pork and it had just enough heat and the flavor was incredible. My server was very helpful and you can tell it is a family ran business. I will go back when I get back to OK City. Try it you won't be disappointed.

JJAN Pocha is an ultimate Korean stop. I've been here few times and we've gotten take out a few times too. My favorite dish is the sizzling cheese buldak! We also had tteoboki and soondubu here, which were fine, but I've got a lot of other menu items on the radar we'll be trying next time! This place is great for groups, too, since you can order several dishes and share them family style. Service has always been great for us each time we've dined in, too! Love that we have JJAN Pocha so close and accessible to us!

We came in Valentine's Day with a party of 6. Wasn't too crowded but we had a reservation. We started with corn cheese with the table which was so creamy and delicious. My bf and I shared the japchae and chicken katsu. Both were very delicious. Service was great! We ordered about 12 bottles of soju and the waitress was super accommodating. She even gave us recommendations on the menu. Loved the vibes, they played a bunch of kpop which was so much fun. Definitely will be back!

Food, service and the ambiance made me feel like I was back in Seoul. The authentic visual of the food is different from the taste. The flavor is slightly off and has been americanized but it was overall tasty. Wasn't a fan of the cheese corn but my daughter loved it. The soju and the makgeolli was very delicious. I'd eat there again!

Great food, great atmosphere. The server was friendly with everyone. One of the better Korean restaurants in Okc area

First timer here, it definitely gives a vibe when you walk in I came on a Friday night around 7:30pm it was about a 10 minute wait kind've wish they had seating while waiting. I got the Sizzling Cheese Buldak w a side of white rice it was sooo good and cheesy I liked it, it was on the mild side of spice. I got the lamb skewers they were good but the chicken were even better! I also tried the Jinro Peach Cocktail in a bottle and they gave me a shot glass to drink out of it didn't have too much of a peach flavor but definitely a juice alcohol. Overall I think I'll be back to try something else, the volume was pretty low and staff was nice, answered any questions.

Local spot in Moore. Heard good things about it from a friend so I thought I'd check it out. The food was really good and the portion sizes were fantastic. Everything had really flavor I was really impressed. The one thing I wasn't a fan of (and I am being a little picky) is it was really cold inside so definitely bring a jacket. The atmosphere is cool and the tables have a cool bell on it that will let the waiter know you're ready to order. The service is another thing I deducted for. There was only one server for the entire restaurant so I understand but they were out of the things we wanted to try and we waited awhile for our food.

I really like this place. Delicious Korean food w/ K-pop and the friendliest, most polite service I've had in recent memory. If you have the chance, check this place out. We started with the fried pork dumplings. OMG. The best. I could eat those every day and be happy. We had an array of skewers - pork, chicken, shrimp, and mushroom. They were all delicious. A little crispy, almost fried texture. I loved them. The grilled Galbi was our main entree. It came with a bowl of rice and it was really good. It's a little bit on the fatty side, so we probably should have ordered something more vegetable-y or carb-y to go with it. It's a pretty good sized portion, so be ready to share. So glad we came here. It was a pleasant experience w/ really good food and I wish them continued success.

First off, this is a bar with loud, bumping music. A place to hang out with friends and chill. Not a nice place to bring your parents. Learn from me. This bar has potential to be a cool late night place to snack with friends. Not a place I would go to eat a meal. I came with family and got the bossam and cheese buldak. The bossam was eh. The buldak was an absolute rip off. I thought it would be a full plate of chicken and vegetables with cheese melted over the top. Half the plate was JUST melted cheese with barely any chicken. For $22!! Service was okay. We ate at seven-ish on a Saturday, so it was pretty busy. It took 30-40 minutes to get our 2 dishes.

Service was great. My husband got the bulgogi and he was disappointed that it had a ton of juices at the bottom of the skillet. Serving size is very small. I got the spicy wings and it was really good. Overall a decent place.

Came here with my friends on a Friday night. The place was pretty packed and busy! The service was good! Food took a while though but as expected since it was a full house! It was also BYOB so we drank some alcohol while we waited. We got Korean fried rice. It was pretty good but the rice was a bit mushy for me. Ttebokki was my favorite! Will definitely order again. Garlic boneless chicken was pretty crunchy and sweet. Galbi- can't go wrong with this dish! Gizzards- delicious! Cheese Chicken sizzling plate was my other favorite dish here. This place is a must try with a group of friends to share the dishes! Came back again to try again and got egg dumplings Korean ramen skewers gizzards tornado fried rice and fried pork. All dishes were pretty good! Does not come with the sides or white rice which is a bummer but will definitely come back!

It's funny that sometimes I forget to take pictures at the places I REALLY enjoy... this is just one of those places. I'll be sure to update my review in the future the next time I go! BUT- this is honestly such a hidden gem for me. My husband and I are both Korean, so finding a good spot like this in Moore is a true win. They have such an expansive menu and everything I've had here has been amazing, even down to their Kimchi Pancakes. We typically come here later in the evening for some Soju and snacks. I've always had amazing service here and really hope this place sticks around! If you're looking for a Korean Pub- this should be your go-to. The vibes are also immaculate. The interior is dope, but we love to sit out on the patio. 10/10 love and recommend this place!

I ordered the Cheese Buldak ($23.99), along with Soon Hair (Soju). It was a great meal, possibly for 2 people; definitely if you buy a side. The service was great, their employees are very friendly and talkative. I was the only person at the time (Thursday Night). They have a great selection of food, the environment is very welcoming and a great place to hang out with friends which they do have an outside patio area. Highly recommend.

Ever since moving to Oklahoma, my boyfriend and I have been looking for local places to eat, we came across this place and from the moment we entered we couldn't stop coming back! The food is 10/10, the Ttetokbokki and the stir fry squid was an absolute favorite. Service has always been the sweetest and very attentive especially with water (definitely needed if you don't have a high spice tolerance lol) This is a cool place to hang out with friends! Hopefully the liquor license comes soon!! Until then I'll be back again to try more things on the menu!

Alright! To start off, I've been here twice now and the environment is def more fun and more for young adults and drinkers. NOTE: Not for family- it's a more bar and night scene What I love! -I love the service button they have on each table. Whenever I need something, I can just click it, I get the service I need. I know a lot of people complained about the service, but my experience have been good so far! Dylan and Luke took care of us last and they were great! -Bar vibes where you can hang with friends and catch up with drinks and good food. What i don't love: - The high prices for small portions. EEEEEKKKK -Oh gaw "crying emoji" and I say this because the food amount and price ratio is genuinely off. I understand that prices are up everywhere but this is pretty high for consumers. If I had a better portion of the dishes, I most likely wouldn't complain and would probably come back more often. I had 3 dishes first visit and it added up to 80$ not including tip. I had to give it time to come back again What I ordered in both visits combine Seafood Pancake 7/10 Tteokkboki 7/10 (very pricyyyy) $16 Kimbob 7/10 Udon jjamppong 9/10 (great broth, but over cooked noodles) Garlic DakGangjung 8/10 $19 pricy for the portions Sizzling cheese buldak $22 (more onions than chicken but the flavor is on point) 8/10 Jjan bossam 3/10 I don't know why people rave about this dish. it's just plain steam pork belly :( But at least the kimchi is good Anyways that's my honest opinion. Will come back once the drinks license come in!

My friends and I were really excited to try this new place out since the reviews seemed like it was worth the try. But we were all extremely disappointed with the overall service and food. We aren't picky and usually give things the benefit of the doubt. But in this case, we ordered the corn cheese, tornado fried rice, old fashion donkatsu, and jjampong. The corn cheese was literally half corn and half oil. It didn't look like any of the reviews pictures. The tornado egg fried rice turned out to just be white rice with seaweed mixed in, which we guessed was their version of fried rice. The old-fashioned donkatsu and jjamppong were probably the best dishes out of all the ones we got but overall quality was alright (nothing surprising). The food is also a bit on the pricey side compared to other Korean restaurants we've had. The price to reward ratio was really off. As far as the service, we were told to wait to check out although we gave our card to the waiter? The waiter proceeded to go socialize and cheers with other tables and kept us waiting for another 15 minutes. We were all really looking forward to trying out this place, but maybe it was our bad luck this time around? Hopefully, by the time the grand opening comes along, the service and food will be better than our experience.

They are one of a few restaurants still open at the time we went after our performance at OU... The foods were amazing and it's surprisingly not too expensive.. the restaurant vibe is also chill... our waiter was really helpful and friendly.

My new favorite restaurant! We tried several items and everything was delicious! Staff was thoughtful and friendly. Good atmosphere! My favorite was sizzling cheese buldok and the jjan Bossam. Husband and daughter loved the stir fry chicken gizzards. Forgot to take a picture of the gizzards unfortunately. Husband also really liked the steamed egg. All the meat skewers were good! We didn't care for the mushroom skewer. It just tastes like raw mushroom. I can't say enough good things about this place! My favorite food was toppoki for almost a decade and now it's sizzling cheese buldok! We will definitely be coming here often!

We had the best dinner here. Kimchi fried rice and chicken and bokki! This is truly a hidden gem!!!

Overpriced Korean food. Only thing I got out of the deal was a nice buzz from the imported JiNRO from California. We were promptly greeted by waitress who told our family of 4 we couldn't sit at table to 6, which was "reserved" for larger parties. Mind you there were at least 6 other tables completely open and no other customer entered the entire time. We ordered two lunch boxes for the kiddos, and they were easily satisfied with bulgogi, white rice and kimchi. Skip to the overpriced bulgogi with noodles. Bulgogi was mediocre at best in a large pool of broth with some Korean glass noodles. Flavor was much to be desired. We won't be back. We can go to our authentic Korean spot in del city and will get what we pay for.

We were excited to try something new, so we went here, we got recommendations from one of the young waitresses and we were the only couple in the restaurant, around 5:20pm on a Wednesday. Music was loud but we was dealing with that, but then the music kept changing and a ton of Profanity in it. F-Bombs in the rap style music, which that was not cool no more, especially when a lady came in with a 5 year old. I ask to please turn the music down, the two young ladies said, let me talk to the manager, and they stood behind the curtain to the kitchen for another min or so, others came in. When I ask, she said the music was in Korean, which was not the case, nothing against Rap style music, but I don't want to hear the F-Bomb so often. Not appropriate. The only food we got to try was the Corn Cheese and to be honest, it was oily as all get out. The only thing she could tell me, well we are a bar, but yet they didn't have any alcohol. The two young ladies were standing behind the counter, laughing and carrying on, with the cell phones out, like we didn't really matter. I would definitely not recommend this place. So disappointed, we love to try new things, GangNam, is were I would suggest if you are wanting Korean food in Moore. At least, No rude, loud, profanity style music will be playing. And service will be way better too!! I hope they think about being a true restaurant that will someday serve alcohol, cause JJAN Pocha is not even close yet!! Reply to Owner Hostile? Wow! I was upset yes, but never hostile! My wife was there, she was not a happy person either. It's all good, you don't have to ask for us to never return. That will not happen. Maybe you need to some how emphasize the "BAR" more, and get your business in order first. After your employees stood behind the curtain while the music was still blaring LOUD, nothing happened. Maybe the manager or You should have came and talked to us. Which did NOT Happen either. But again, I'm not the only one who has negatively review your place, maybe you need to listen a bit.

Came here to eat with my parents since, we are Korean. Service and food was good. However, no kimchi unless you order the pork belly sharing entree. I asked our server if I could buy a side of kimchi, and he said no. None of the dishes come with rice either not even the soondubu chigae so, we got two bowls of rice at $2.00 each. I think most of the dishes should come with rice and they should offer ban chan even if they have to charge for it. Being Korean and not having kimchi with my Korean food just felt off like something was missing, because something was missing. Kimchi is a staple in Korean cuisine even if this place is a street food/bar type of environment, it's still a Korean restaurant. I hope in the future they offer ban chan, or at the least kimchi. Other than that the service was efficient and the food was all cooked perfectly. I would definitely come back if I'm in the area again.

We really enjoyed eating here. The place was clean, cute and the food was great. The staff was very attentive and has a Kdrama vibe to it. We ordered a few dishes to try and my favorite was the soft tofu soup! All the food we had was great and I can't wait to try more. Must give this place a try! Only thing was the music was super loud. They do open til 2am or so.

The food is served steaming hot. The service is exceptional! I took my kids that are pretty young, and they were over the top kind to them. It was a great experience with Fantastic food! We had the spicy pork, fried dumplings and chicken skewers.

What I loved the most about this place was that I don't have to drive 3+ hours to Dallas (or Carrolton) anymore! Born and raised in Seoul, I approve that this place has some decent authentic Korean food. Not "Americanized" or altered in an awkward way. But the "pure American & Oklahoman" whom I went with loved the food too! I'm glad they opened (like 2 months ago). I was waiting for the day I finally had time to visit here, and I don't regret it. It was the best way to solve my late-night K-food craving! I decided to be more informative than a normal review based on other reviews I read here. We went and last-minute-ordered Bossam, Cheese Donkatsu, and Corn Cheese. It was an hour before they closed for memorial day, so there were only 3 tables filled. Probably because of this, the music was not too loud unlike what other reviews wrote. From 4 TV screens mounted on the wall, different K-pop music videos were shown -- but none of the those were coming out from the speaker. Travis Scott's rap music were being played, and a couple of the songs were bombarded with obnoxious cursing words. If there were a single K-pop song played, we would have noticed. At least I think the obnoxious songs were played after the little boy and dad (who sat in the table next to us) left. So quick message to the owner, Bryan, at least you should have asked your servers or sneak in on a random night to check rather than immediately showing unprofessional response to a certain review here. I feel embarrassed as another Korean whenever I see these kinds of responses from "Korean places" outside of Korea. I hope you take this as a cordial suggestion. Plus, I personally thought K-pop music could have been so much more uplifting for a Korean bar than American rap music. Some review said the food were bland & tasteless. Well, all I gotta say is "blame your own tastebuds that got ruined by excessive amounts of sauces smothered on foods in American style cooking". (Or maybe, it were their other dish.) Authentic Bossam dish, unless it mentions that it is "marinated in xx sauce", is SUPPOSED to have plain pork meat boiled/steamed in water or broth so the excess fat is dissolved out and the softness of the meat is obtained. For bossam, you're supposed to mix and match the ingredients there to create your own taste -- a food ball wrapped with the leafy green, hence the Korean meaning of the name "bossam". The ssam (leafy green) was romaine lettuce which is closest to the original Korean sangchu ssam (but a bit thicker). It was served with the authentic bossam dish combination: garlic chunks, green pepper slices, ssamjang, Korean (tiny) shrimp sauce (pink in color), fresh kimchi, and spicy marinated half-dried Korean radish (called "moo". The half-dried ones are called Moo-mar-lang-ee). Also, you normally eat with a bowl of rice, therefore, it's a meal for 2-3 persons. Although it was all nice and authentic for me -- a Korean, I'd recommend JJAN POCHA to put a tiny instruction on the dish on how to eat bossam. Donkatsu was more like the Japanese multi-layered tonkatsu, with a Korean twist with an extra layer of mozzarella cheese. We loved it! Although authentic traditional Korean donkkassu can be found in Edmond (@B**g***), this itself tasted great! It's served in the Korean "light western meal" style with a side of toasted sesame sprinkled scoop of rice, Danmuji (Korean Moo (radish) pickle), shredded dabage with (spicy) ketchup. Donkatsu sauce is pretty authentic too (it's like a combination of Worcestershire & A1 & bechamel sauces (made of butter&flour roux). Now the corn cheese.. Due to a miscommunication, the kitchen closed when I found out the server omitted my order request for corn cheese. Luke, our server, kindly offered that he knows how to make it and can serve it for us if we are OK with that. I appreciated him being flexible and asked him to make it for us. (Pssst... Honestly this can be easily made at home -- pretty much a fool-proof and fail-proof dish. So I was sure he'd do a fine job making it.) He went immediately at it, and as expected, it tasted authentic and we liked it. Not sure if it tastes the same as from the kitchen chef, but just so you know -- Luke knows how to cook the Corn Cheese plate. lol.. In conclusion, if you want to save time and gas to go to Texas (or even to Edmond), I'd definitely recommend this place. Side note, the little boy liked the japchae (soy sauce and sesame oil marinated glass noodles saute dish with meat and veggies. It's like a healthy Korean style spaghetti, if you will. I had seen ZERO non-Korean friends disliking this dish). The merit of having Korean food is the nutritional balance with protein, vitamin (veggies), lesser fat, and the right amount of carb. I searched and found a Youtube shorts of JJAN POCHA with the japchae, soondooboo, and bossam too. And disclaimer, I'm not related to ANY of these entities or restaurants that I mentioned. Hope this review helps!

Great food!! Can't wait to come back for the Grand opening had a great server named Bethany very friendly!

Oh my god. Ohhhh my god. So creamy. So umai. Wow. Cheese Something-katsu is GAS. Get it. Dylan Kieu was the best server ever. Super attentive. Super cute.

I had the privilege of being able to travel and eat at many unique restaurants across the US, and I am very happy to say that this local business has brought something new to the OKC/Moore area has lacked that many other places, such as Texas, New York, and California, already have. I was able to come here multiple times and I am now able to give a comprehensive review of my experience here! For starters, the server experience is very personable, even when the place can be very busy. The servers I had the past few times I went here were able to provide quick hospitality, and if my group were to need something immediately, we were one press of a button away to have our needs met as opposed to having our hands up helplessly. Not only do they do what they are supposed to as servers, but they are also very entertaining and friendly people. The customer service here was one of the main factors on what made me want to consistently come back! Another benefit that this place has in comparison to a lot of other restaurants is that this place has late opening hours. This provides flexibility for night owls, late workers, and students, and I can personally attest to this. There were times where my cousin had late night shifts from P.A. school, and this location was one of the only places open by the time she was out, and we were more than happy to go here as opposed to our other options. Finally, the food here definitely succeeds my expectations. I typically order the sizzling cheese buldak, the corn cheese, and the grilled spicy pork, and the place does a great job at consistency. The cheese for the cheese dishes were perfectly melted, and the sauces were definitely flavorful and savory. I ventured and explored more food items the other few times I was here, and I also feel like the japchae, the soondubu, and the skewers (especially the pork one) are also worth getting as well! This is a really good place to have casual hangouts with friends and family, and I would *highly* recommend going with a group! Although the food individually is pricey, the cost is a lot more manageable when split as a group. This restaurant has a lot of room for potential and I can't wait to see its growth!

Best Korean food in AMERICA!! Not even over exaggerating . Pork is on point. Very polite and respectful servers. Family vibe and love the lights they have inside. It's definitely a gem!

The food is good but expensive. We had 3 dishes, one being noodles, no drinks and it cost $90 dollars. The portions were normal to small.

The food and ambience of this place is utterly amazing. I don't think I've ever had anything that taste better to be honest. I had the cheese corn as well as the sizzling cheese buldak. The dishes are priced/sized for sharing. So it is a great place to take friends and spilt and entree or two. I would say that the service was a little slow in terms of getting the food out, but the staff was sweet and attentive. If you want great food it's going to take time and every bit proved it was worth the wait! 10/10 I am going again!!

Had the best girls' night out here! Will definitely be back for the food and friendly service. Thank you for making our experience so enjoyable

Steamed egg was very peppery, just the way I like it. Kimchi fried rice hit the spot. Definetly a nice Korean night hangout where I don't have to worry about going to IHOP after drinking and fun late at night.

Been a few times now and I LOVE this place!! The spicy pork and the tteokbokki are my faves. I also really like their Soju options.

Came here last night to celebrate my birthday and I have to say it was amazing. I got all the skewers, corn cheese and frie combo and of course my fiends got other things from the menu. The ambiance and the food is just top notch! I'll definitely come here again!

We tried JJAN Pocha tonight and were pleasantly surprised! The food was absolutely fantastic! We had the Kim chi pancake, Japchae, pork belly platter (can't remember the name) and Cheese Donkatsu. They were all delicious with some great flavor combinations. The atmosphere was fun with plenty of K-pop music. Nice balance between a bar and a restaurant. Some of the dishes are pricey, however they're big enough for sharing. Overall, I would definitely recommend giving JJAN Pocha a try!

jjan pocha is a new korean restaurant and bar in moore, and I was so excited to try. when you walk in, the restaurant is dimmed with several cute neon lights to light up the place. we ordered the corn cheese and japchae to start, and the corn was so yummy and cheesy. I don't think I've had cheese corn quite like it, but I kept going back for more. the japchae also was delicious. it may possibly one of the best japchae bites I've had from the korean restaurants in oklahoma. I was worried the portion would not be enough, but I was pleasantly surprised with how much there actually was. the kimchi fried rice was good too, and I am not one to usually order this dish. there were pieces of sausage in the fried rice, and it was topped with an egg which was a nice touch. the star of the dish was the sizzling cheese buldak! I've seen this dish in videos, and I've always wanted to try it but I have never gotten the chance. the dish is brought out quite literally- sizzling. the mozzarella cheese is melted in the middle, and it is surrounded by this sweet and surprisingly not spicy tender chicken. the best bite came from a juicy piece of chicken wrapped in hot cheese and the creamy cheesy corn. no dish disappointed, but it honestly was a bit pricey. the service was overall a bit slow, but the servers were sweet.

New soft opening with great service and food. This place needs all the love and support of locals to get out and try new things. Variety of food choices and large dishes to share among friends. I'm talking with the staff they will get their liquor license in June 2023. I will definitely find my way back to this place very soon!

The food here was amazing!!! Very authentic and delicious! The service was also absolutely amazing, they are very attentive. The music in here is also really great, they play music I want to listen to!!!

The food is really good! The kimchi stew was my personal favorite as it was comforting and paired really well with the kimchi fried rice! Food does take some time to come out but it was well worth the wait as with other korean pochas in Texas! The atmosphere was very welcoming and the interior was very modern and clean which I appreciated. Definitely coming back! 5/5!

The food is absolutely delicious here, as well as the drinks. I've been here a few times, and each time I've had really good service, the owners are so genuine and really make the environment so welcoming! Highly recommend.

This restaurant is the worst Korean Food in town. Really it should just close. Got food to go. It took a million years to cook and it was horrible.

Amazing and authentic food and service! My favorite was the seafood pancake but everything we ordered was so so good . I will definitely come back soon, there's no where in Oklahoma that compares!

You can't go wrong with their beef short ribs. Don't miss it. And try the cheese corn if you're dinning in.

Still soft opening so I honestly really wanted to give them some slacks but just couldn't. The foods took forever to come out, even one by one took 10+ mins in between, foods was absolutely abysmal; everything was so artificial and so damn plain tasting. I mean if they serves me things came out of the box it would've been better than the meal that had there. Extremely disappointed and will never be back. 0/10

Food is amazing and love the vibes here! Service is always great! I definitely recommend this place if you love Korean food!

Service was absolutely amazing and food tasted incredible. The atmosphere was inviting and felt very friendly. I highly recommend the corn cheese and kimchi fried rice. The pork belly dish was also to die for! Definitely coming back here again!

Although google states is a restaurant, when I stated to the waitress that it was my first time there and wanted recommendations on their menu, drinks etc I was told by the young waitress that is actually a bar, I didn't feel that being the case as is not an open bar at all. Sometimes I wonder about how truthful other customers reviews are because I feel mislead now that I think about reading the "awesome reviews" from other people. I was not impressed at all and I quite frankly feel shocked because I don't recall ever eating Korean cuisine as oily as the dishes I ate here are. They state is only a soft opening hence why they don't serve alcohol (even tho i wasn't interested on an alcoholic beverage but just curious) and I hope service improves, I'm so used to the staff asking if everything is ok or if anything else is needed but that was not the case, the two young waitress were more busy giggling and on their phones behind the counter instead. This was during the week and wasn't even busy at all, I think as a courtesy the least employees could do is ask in order to earn more business or repetitive customer in order to keep the business going. Usually I like to give second chances, sadly this is not going to happen. I rather give my business to other Korean establishments who treat their customers more politely, professional and with better menu.. A- to this place. I hope the owner take note of how his/her business is being handle, with such competitive market I really hope they improve. Customer service experience is everything

My fave is the corn cheese and the snail pasta. Love the vibes in there and the owners are always super friendly!