Umbrella Bar

The restaurant feel and decor is dope, but the customer service and food are underwhelming. The steak was flavorful but overcooked, and the roll was hard. The rice tasted undercooked. I asked the cashier to describe the size of the tots I considered getting and he said it's big. I asked him to show me, but he repeated himself before I repeated and asked to demonstrate with his hands. Maybe he was having a day, I am not sure, but he definitely gave a vibe that he'd rather be elsewhere. I'm good on returning, considering there are plenty of other options at PCM.

I’ve had this Korean corn dog maybe 6 months ago and I was so excited to come back here to have it again. Unfortunately, my experience was no where near as close to the first time. Waited 30 min for 2 original Korean dogs on a Friday at 2:30pm. It is lunch hour and there was only one person working so we did give some grace and sat patiently. Then the food comes. Absolutely disappointed that we waited 30 minutes and my food is undercooked. The hot dog sliding all over the place and the dough still raw inside.

Super cute area. It’s the less crowded side of Ponce. Drinks were incredible and so was the food. We didn’t wait long in line or for our food. Loved the bartender.

This place is hidden away in the corner, but we discovered it while strolling through Ponce City Market. They have a pretty interesting menu of Korean street food dishes you don't see much of, and also a good-sized bar with a cocktail menu. For me, the bulgogi beef kimbap was okay -- it definitely needed some kind of a sauce (like a korean bbq, mayo, or gochujong) because soy sauce wasn't ideal for that kind of roll. The pieces were huge and heavy on the rice, so the beef was overshadowed. My friend had one of their over-the-top hot dogs and a frozen cocktail and was pretty pleased with both. I guess there's potential!

I was looking for something delicious to fill me up and I stumbled across this restaurant. It was more lowkey and Anant provided amazing customer service. I will definitely be coming back and bringing some friends.

Oh, the Umbrella Bar at Ponce City Market! I've been there a few times, and I absolutely love it! The atmosphere is lively, the drinks are delicious, and the staff is super friendly. It's the perfect spot to hang out with friends and enjoy a great night. The owner of the Umbrella Bar at Ponce City Market is truly amazing. Anant created such a welcoming and vibrant space for everyone to enjoy. Their attention to detail and passion for providing a fantastic experience really shines through. You can tell that they genuinely care about their customers and want them to have a memorable time. It's clear that the owner's hard work and dedication have contributed to making the Umbrella Bar a top-notch destination. Kudos to them! 🌟👏 can’t wait to come visit you again

I’m disappointed. The restaurant looks super cute and I was excited to have a Korean place close to my apartment. The display food they have in the hall does not reflect what you actually get. Korean Corndogs should be fluffy & big, kinda sweet. The batter was chewy, undercooked and not even connected to the meat. Much smaller than the display too. The japchae dumplings were hard and salty. An unfortunate waste of money

UPDATE: Owner reached out to reply to my review with a 'Hey thanks for the feedback we want to make it right email us.' I emailed them. They never responded. That was 3 months ago. Review downgraded another star for pretending to care about low reviews but not really caring. --------------------------- Super cool overhead umbrella decor, but Ponce is a food hall so you can snap your umbrella photos without having to eat here. If you do, don't get the chicken strips, which were chewy and $11 for a portion larger than you want. The sauce they come with masks the taste of the chicken you paid for. The $10 bulgogi tots and very tasty, but should be $6 or $7 for the portion size, and have a great sauce. They are basically 2 cups of tater tots with 1oz shredded meat and sauce. Can sodas are $2.50, Thai tea $4.

On August 1, 2024 around 8:30pm we sat down at the end of the bar, hoping to have a couple drinks and some appetizers. The woman behind the bar came over to us and didn't say, "hello", or "welcome", or indicate in any way that she was happy to have paying customers. Instead, she told us that we were sitting too far away from her register for her to serve us. We were a little taken aback, but waited for her to come back so that we could inquire about this. After about 5 minutes she came back and once again told us we were too far from her register to serve us. She wanted us to move into two seats that were in between other customers and closer to her register. Well, we had selected the two seats at the end because I have reduced hearing and find it difficult to have a conversation in packed areas. We opted to leave. If she was too lazy to walk an extra 8 steps to serve us, we could take our business elsewhere and did. The Jai Szechuan bar just a few doors down was happy to have our business. The seats we were sitting on in the Umbrella Bar can be seen from this picture. My question to Umbrella Bar would be... if where we were sitting (the location from where this picture was taken) is too distressingly far for employees to possibly walk to... why are there stools there in the first place? Seems odd.

Wanted to grab a quick snack before a concert. Umbrella Bar is a food vendor in a corner of Ponce City Market. Almost missed it since it's a bit hidden! The umbrella decor hanging from the ceiling is super pretty. Service was relatively quick. Ordered japchae dumplings and a honey dew melon slushy. The dumpling filling didn't really taste like japchae; they honestly tasted like dumplings you get from the freezer section of a grocery store. However, the honey dew melon slushy was sweet and refreshing! Interested in trying their other flavors like mango & strawberry lemonade. If I'm ever in Atlanta & revist PCM, I might try their other food options!

Umbrella Bar was hidden off in the corner and a bit more quiet than the central hub of ponce market. The vibes were cute, with Asian umbrellas hanging from the ceiling that helped create a street market feel. The drinks were very yummy and made strong. The bartender was sweet and chatted with us while mixing our drinks. The owner also stopped by and offered us to try a new menu item for free to help gain feedback. I loved how much he cared about his business and his guest's perspectives. We ordered a Korean corn dog, but it was just okay. The hot dog was cut in half, so the breading and the cheese were super overpowering until you got to the hot dog part.

Located on the first (ground) floor by William Sonoma. Look for the umbrellas. Order by the drink bar side. Pickup on the other bar Ordered the 3 Kimbap: two kimchi and 2 crab stick. $32.94. The crab stick and kimchi Kimbap was really disappointing. The carrots and veggie were not cooked in sesame oil. The rolls are thick and sloppy and none of the ingredients tasted fresh at all. Probably the worst Kimbap consumed so far.

Classic Kdog - be careful of spill. Its juicy &crispy. Get to choose 2 sauces and sugar. Bulgogi Beef Tater Tots - fan favorite! A lot of beef and a lot of tots. Korean Fried Chicken Bites - can be a bit chewy but good flavor and for sharing. Bulgogi Beef Bibimbap Bulgogi Chicken Bibimbap Chicken Skewers - luv the spicy kick and beautifully glazed.

Service was quick. The restaurant is in Ponce City Market, which is a fun vibe in and of itself. I got the beef bulgolgi kimbap. It was okay. The pieces themselves were massive, but mostly rice. Too much in my opinion. I've had really good kimbap, so it was hard to beat that.

Listen, listen...no food but the ambiance from the speaker and the service is always top tier...don't order anything but the casamigos slushie. You won't regret it!

Cool new Korean street food bar in Ponce that's great if you're craving Korean food in the area as I don't think you have a lot of other options lol. I had the spam kimbap and my bf had a corn dog and bulgogi tots. Food came out pretty fast even on a busy weekend lunch rush, and we just sat at the bar since there wasn't an open table nearby. We both liked all of the food, the only downside is you can get similar tasting Korean food elsewhere in Atlanta for much cheaper.

You can walk right past this spot and think nothing is happening but you'll be pleasantly surprised if you slow down and bit and look up. My family and I finally experienced this awesome bar with an on-the-go food spot while out with the family. It is a bit a the pricier end for families of small children, but still enough portions to share family style. Party of 3 (2 adults and 1 child) 2 sides 2 bibimbap 1 Krog 2 alcoholic drinks The food came out fresh, and hot and we left satisfied. I personally enjoyed the crispy spam bibimbap made with a bowl of stickier rice, and the sauce ties it all in for an authentic bite. Important to Note: It took about 15-20 minutes because they are rather popular, and located right in the middle of the new wing of PCM. Their portions are perfect for a person grabbing lunch or enjoying with a group, but seating might be limited. I will be returning and look forward to trying one of those non-alcoholic slushies once it gets warm outside.

I had high expectations since I love Korean food and soju and it's walking distance. Crab stick kimbap was overpriced and maybe the worst kimbap I've ever had. Not sure why it cost $13... came with extra hard rice. Philly cheese steak dog was okay, but a bit too sweet. Cost $9. Bottle of Hite was $7! Other midtown or downtown price is closer to $5. Small bottle of Jinro is $15, a bit higher at korean BBQ restaurants...

Don't get caught in the overcrowded main hall, come find Umbrella Bar close to the restrooms. Bar, big and offers a great variety. Slushies, yup, shots, you know it! Hungry, well, order at the bar and pick up your Korean inspired food right across. Everything we ordered was delicious! Great space, plenty of room, and seating available right in front. Great for kids and adults. Not to mention: IG shot worthy with the hanging umbrellas! Cheers!

I was quickly searching for something to drink and stopped by this bar not even knowing the name of it. I saw Thai Tea on the menu and even though that wasn't what I was initially looking for I had to try it because I love Thai tea and it was only $4. The cheapest price I've paid for it in the whole city. It was very good, not too sweet and not too much ice which I appreciated. Service was also very fast and courteous. I will definitely return.

As of 11/18/23*** Cool ambiance but bad execution on the food. The bibimbap was dry and very disappointing (it's pretty hard to mess up). The bbq steak skewer was better but the meat was tough. I don't think this place is authentic. Also, some prices were higher than what the menu said. No big deal, but when I asked the cashier about it, after seeing it on the receipt, she seemed bothered, as if it was so trivial that it wasn't worth her time. However, the mango smoothie was the best that I've ever had.

ORDERED - bulgogi beef tater tots | $12 - classic k-dog | $10 SEATING AREA stall inside ponce city market so there are dining tables all around the building. there looked like there was a bar seating area, but no bar seats were visible at the time of visiting. OVERALL i was very excited to try the K-DOG here but was very disappointed. lets first start with the good -- they didn't charge me for extra sauce; that's about all the good there is to say about the place. upon first bite of the k-dog, i noticed something mushy and couldn't distinguish was it was. i looked down at my k-dog and saw that it wasn't fully cooked! whilst inspecting the k-dog for any potential areas of edibleness, the dang k-dog falls off the stick and onto my pants, sauce and all. what a mess. the BULGOGI BEEF TATER TOTS did not offer any repetition points. the bulgogi flavor was missing and it was loaded with cheese. it was more like bland cheesesteak tots. unfortunately i cannot and absolutely do not recommend this stall and frankly i'm lucky i didn't get sick.

I wanted to like this place. The service was acceptable only because there's a sign which I initially misunderstood. The kdog had a good crunch, with a rice flour consistency in the crust. The dog itself was cut into pieces before the stick was placed, so the dog slid off. The cheese was good. Got some nice stringiness.

First time coming to the market and decided to eat here. Worst decision that I had made! Ordered the family meal and waited almost 30 minutes for the food to come out. When I finally got my food the chicken bibimbap was way!!! Way!! Too salty!! Went back and I politely told the lady at pick up that it was un-edible due to the seasoning. It took another 10 minutes to get the food out. I also told her that I never received the dumplings that came with it. Overall the food wasn't good. The bibimbap didn't have enough vegetables/seasoning, dumplings tasted old and stale. The kimbap was nothing special, it was too thick and not enough seasoning. I've had a lot of Korean food and by far this place has been the worst.

The Umbrella Bar is a solid choice given all the other opens available within the same complex. I really wanted some kimbop, so that was a deciding factor in my choosing this place. I got KFC, bulgogi kimbop, and a chicken bibimbop bowl. The price for kimbop is a bit steep, but I really wanted it. I was served about 15 minutes after ordering. I will admit, riding was a bit confusing -- but the staff was helpful to call my group over. The KFC was good. The sauce was delicious, but it didn't come with sesame seeds like I'm seeing in some of the yelp photos. The kimbop was good. They served me the wrong one originally however. The chicken bowl was good. I will say, there wasn't much chicken at all -- at least the rice ratio is way touch compared to the chicken and pickled radish you get, but the flavors were there.

My friend that I wanted to grab a quick bite to eat while we were walking around the market. The place looks interesting based on the fries sides we could see displayed in their glass shelves. Boy, we're we happy we came here. We liked everything we ordered including the Korean corn dog with sugar topped with ketchup and mustard. It had a perfectly cheese pull that I wish I captured on camera. The bulgogi kimbap was good but definitely would have benefited from a dipping sauce as it was a bit dry. The beef skewers were flavored beautifully with garlic, lemon grass, and sauces. Korean fried chicken bites were sweet, spicy, and crunchy. Overall, a highly recommended place to come to when exploring all there is to offer. It's slightly off to the side of all the other establishments but was ideal for finding a seat to eat after.

Terrible drinks. Worse service. We bought a Pina colada for $20.00 that was horrible The "managee" was completely uncompromising; she refused to replace our Casamigos Piña Colada with a non-alcoholic slushy, despite the difference in cost AND the 20% tip we left (which frankly wasn't even deserved). Definitely will not be revisiting, nor will I be recommending to anyone.

This feels like an overpriced, but mediocre version of the Korean corn dogs at H Mart. Not much mozzarella in the dog, as you can see from the photo, it was mostly bread. No cheese pull happened. The Korean fried chicken bites were pretty good though

I tried the k-dogs here twice, and both times they satisfied my k-dog cravings! I wished they had more options to choose from instead of just "all sausage" ($10) or "half-and-half" ($11). The half-and-half was more like 2/3 cheese and 1/3 sausage. The thick breading made it a bit hard to actually get to the cheese inside on the first bite. Even though it's overpriced, it does leave me full at the end. The overall presentation is not that great if you want "insta-worthy" pics. They give it to you in takeout boxes or oversized paper trays.

One of the menu items that packs the most wow factor (and the ones that appear the most across social media) is the "KDog". Korean hot dogs have been around for ages but they've only started gaining traction as a stateside phenomenon in recent years. They may look like American corn dogs because of the stick and the swim through the fryer, but the similarities end there. For one, there's a generous panko breading, which boosts the resulting crunch factor by a satisfying septillion. They seemed to be the most popular order, so much that when I returned with my husband the next day, they sold out shortly after noon. I once got a chance to sit by the bar, and noticed that they added the extra prepwork of pre-grilling the hot dogs before building on the coating. I'm not sure if that did anything for the flavor, but I was impressed with the extra mile nonetheless. This is where I need to regrettably confess that as a pescatarian, I can't provide a report of these deep fried hot dogs. But once we got this tall, lovely potato swizzle in our hands, we weren't really complaining. I know that drizzle looks like ketchup, but it's a sweet and spicy variety that creates an IYKYK moment for all those readers who are familiar with authentic Korean street food. There, most sauces tend to straddle the fence between sugar and spice (as does most things that are nice). When it first came out of the fryer, I was in potato heaven. The spiral cut must have created ample surfaces area for the hot oil to crispify the cut potato, because the first bites crunched loudly under my teeth. Within minutes, I regretted ordering only one for my friend and I to share. Thanks to Covid fostering the germaphobe in all of us, we tore delicately from either end with our fingers...which took more time to eat, and eventually allowed the leftover potato to soften past its initial deliciousness. It was still tasty, but our last bites failed against the memory of the fryer-fresh bites. My surprising favorite of the bunch were these japchae dumplings. By looks alone, these might seem underwhelming. Japchae is a vermicelli noodle dish that typically has mixed julienned vegetables and a seasoning redolent of soy sauce and sesame oil. Here, small spoonfuls of that noodle dish are stuffed inside flat dumplings, deep fried, and served with a seasoned soy sauce for dipping. On opening day, the kitchen churned these out a dizzying clip, so we got to have our order emerge straight out of the fryer. If you're lucky enough to enjoy the same experience, prepare for some dazzling texture and flavor. These dumpling skins shattered under our teeth and each bite revealed more of the well-seasoned japchae noodle filling within. Theoretically, I know it's noodles inside a dumpling wrapper, which just sounds like carbs on carbs. But trust me when I say that it's better than you think. On a whim, we also ordered the bibimbap, a mixed rice bowl with a sweet-spicy sauce and a fried egg. The fried tofu that we requested for our bibimbap was unreal. It had a coating that was impossibly thin and airy, yet managed to stubbornly cling to all corners of the tofu cubes so that each bite remained beautifully crispy, even after being coated with the sauce. Speaking of the sauce, Umbrella Bar is clearly looking to remain authentic in more ways than one, because they definitely didn't hold back on the spice level. As a lover of nearly masochistic levels of spice, I loved it, but James ended up coughing back a few bites, so if you're a spice baby, consider requesting the sauce on the side.

Super cute place inside the ponce city market! I got the half and half k dog which is a corn dog stuffed with cheese. I got it with sugar but wish I didn't. It was amazing to eat and the sauces were also good. They have $3 shots which taste like water (in a good way). Service was slow but food was good.

Happened upon this bar while at Ponce City Market, was a nice surprise the drinks was very good as well as the food

The food and service was great! I visited there for my lil concert and just eating that after traveling and doing stuff all over was super cool. I stuffed everything down pretty quickly lol it was really yummy, food so fresh! I don't live in Atlanta but this is definitely a place I'd go to often if I did! Everything is a decent price too (says someone who didn't pay for it), but yes it was so worth it it was so GOOOD AA WHERE ARE THE GOOD KOREAN CORN DOG PLACES PLUS THEYRE LYING TO YOU THE SUGAR IS TASTY

So delicious! The ordering is a bit different as you order at the bar behind the food counter, which took me a minute to realize, but the food is so yummy! The portions were also large - definitely enough for two people to share. I absolutely loved the bulgogi tots! Definitely recommend them.

Umbrella bar is located inside Ponce City Market. It's a great introduction to Korean street feet! Very cute atmosphere. Note you place both your food and drink order at the bar and be sure to hold on to your receipt or remember your number when it's called! We had the steak and bulgogi bowls..large and x large. Note the difference is in the amount of protein you get. Bar drinks were good, we had the "Babymama drama" and margarita. Both were not to sweet which I prefer. Babymama drama is vodka and grapefruit based . Will definitely go back to try some other items!

I loved the concept of this place! My family and I were walking around the Old Fourth Ward and stumbled across Umbrella Bar. We shared the MOZZA KDOG, and the BUSSIN' FRIED CHICKEN SANDWICH. For drinks I highly recommend the DRAGON FRUIT LEMONADE. ENJOY!

This spot opened up recently in ponce and I stopped by to satisfy my kdog craving. I think it's pretty overpriced compared to other spots with them. There's not as much customizability compared to spots like oh-k dog. It's nearly double the price of those places as well. It is quick and conveniently located for those by ponce though

We have tried this place a few times. First time it was good. Second time we had the chicken and corndog. Chicken was dry and the wait took forever. We were the first orders to be put in the system, it took over 30 mins to recieve our food

This restaurant is located inside of Ponce City Market. When I went it's still somewhat under construction. They still have some things to do around the stand like the bar area and such. Who wants it all done it's gonna be really great. The half-and-half K dog was so good. I took the recommendation of getting it with the spicy sauce and the sugar and the combination was amazing. I will definitely go back to try some other things.

Worst K-Dogs ever literally. Meat tasted & looked rotten. Manager didn't apologize or accommodate. I did get a full refund though. Has rotten taste in my mouth for 15 min. Gross experience.

The bartender is extremely rude and was rude the last time I was here a month ago. Also, this place has deceptive advertising. I ordered the Toki Julep, and in the description it says suntory toki whiskey. But when i asked if that's the normal house she said no. Why would you describe a drink for a specific whiskey and then not even use that whiskey???

The hotdog is mediocre at best . And is too expensive for just one hotdog . I rather eat a regular plain hot dog but that's just me.

I've been to this place a couple times now, and I'm usually pleased. I like the dumplings, the prices are good, the service is okay, it's in a cool part of Ponce, all is well. HOWEVER. Today I ordered three korean tacos from here, and what I experienced was easily the three worst tacos of my life. The tortillas tasted like gruel, the tacos were miniscule, they had barely anything inside them, and what was inside them tasted so so... just bad. This place honestly deserves a one star review for these tacos; I don't know how any establishment could put out such a terrible menu item (let alone three of them) without second guessing themselves. I wish I took a picture so others could see I'm not kidding. Come on.

Made an order at 7:00 p.m. for a K-dog. They waited until 7:53 to tell me that the kitchen was closed and couldn't fulfill my order despite giving multiple other customers that much ordered after me the same order. Extremely unprofessional. Used to enjoy coming here consistently over the past 3 years but will no longer be coming here and recommending it.

Food is unique and flavorful. Service was my favorite part. Server met me at the kiosk and gave very good recommendations/insight on the menu items. Also, I didn't hear my order being called from the pickup counter due to the crowd but my server brought the food right to me once he noticed it was ready. He checked in twice while I was eating to make sure food was to my liking and it was. I highly suggest grabbing some food and drinks here. The serving staff show a level of care that is refreshing in the city.

Don't waste your time. Tried to visit on Sunday. All other restaurants and bars in Ponce City Market we're full. Umbrella bar had plenty of empty seats. I sat down at the bar and tried to look at the menu by the "to go order" station. The very nasty, miserable, RUDE lady working snatched the menu right out of my hand and told me that there was a line. I told her I was just trying to look at the menu and that I was not taking anything to go, as I was sitting at the bar. She didn't care. Didn't bother to make eye contact with me, just continued snarling and grunting her way through the transactions of the poor souls that were trying to place an order. No surprise this was the only bar in the building with lots of empty seats. Steer clear!

The kimbap is a terrible excuse for kimbap. I'ts also way too overpriced, almost $30 for 2 rolls... and they tasted like mush... No seasoning, and the Kimchi tasted old. I wouldn't recommend the kimbap sadly. :( It also took a long time to come out, which I understand if it was made fresh but this didn't taste fresh at all. I will give props to the ambiance though, it's a cute little place.

Bartender shay Awesome! Cool, chill vibe. I liked the decor and location. Friendly atmosphere

**2.5 STARS** Maybe I would round it to 3? But honestly Ponce restaurants continue to fail me so I would have to inflate all my ratings of them. Just so ya know, I'm not a paid influencer or anything - just someone who likes to try out new places in the ATL area. However, I DID see this place on Instagram from the ATL Bucket List lady who DOES get paid I believe so,,, take that as you will. My stars come from these factors: 1) It's nice to see the Korean street food scene enter Midtown 2) The portions were decently filling 3) The nice cashier guy said it was a 30-35 minute wait for the Kdogs but it was only 15 minutes. Thanks for that overestimate! However, I would ONLY suggest stopping here if you: 1) Have a Kdog craving and aren't willing to drive 25 min away from this place to Hmart Doraville 2) Have never tried Korean street food and are in the area 3) Want to try out a new spot in Ponce. I think they're still in their soft opening phase so hopefully this feedback can be helpful. First of all, the chicken sandwich my friend got ($11) was so sad, so plain, that I couldn't even take a picture of it. Listen, my friend who got it told me give this place a 1 star. My other 2 friends suggested a 3 so I had to settle in the middle. She ate it with a sad face, and the bite I had was also quite disappointing. Light sauce, very light vegetables (y'all can't even spare some more cabbage?? Pls--), and the chicken patty was quite thin. The bun was super oily (perhaps butter?) which made even Chick-Fil-A seem like a healthier option. Listen, you want E Asian chicken sandwiches? Java Saga can deliver for the same price and double the patty size with unique toppings. Heck, even the Ponko Chicken chains are a more viable option. If you REALLY are looking for a Korean fusion sandwich, Mukja in Midtown is nearby. It's Kdogs here or nothing. There's only 2 Kdog options: all sausage ($10) or half cheese half sausage ($11). My friends both got the half/half but tell me why the sausage was literally 1/3 of the dog?? Pls --. The photo I posted was literally her first bite of dog at the very end. Between the cheese and batter though, the portion was filling. Psst - OKDog in Hmart Doraville has more Kdog options for half the price. Just letting you know, if you were looking for some variety. I got the fried chicken bites to share ($12) and it was fine. Sauce was your usual diluted gochujang and the chicken was very average-sized - think CFA nuggets. It was fine, def 2.5 star worthy. Oh and I asked about the potato sticks that you see on IG. Apparently they sold 400 during opening weekend and are waiting for equipment to make more. Just an FYI! Also good for them for doing so well. The seating is just a bar across from the place you order. The staff making food was not nice lol; I literally made eye contact with a lady and she looked away, when I tried to ask her about my order. The cashier guy who took orders also shouted the numbers for the food. Let the man take a break!! Idk why y'all have an open kitchen when the rest of the staff aren't gonna talk/are gonna ignore you/are gonna redirect you to the cashier guy. And sister was NOT busy bc she was literally just walking around. Extra cheers to the guy working the cashier. TL;DR: fine stop for an intro to Korean street food, especially if you're in the area. If you want quality for the price, look somewhere else.

Super cool new bar in ppnce city market. Lots of slushee options. Cool Korean bites like Korean hot dogs and buns. Fun Devore as they have hung umbrellas from the ceiling and it really livens the place up. Service was quick and friendly. Solid new spot to try.

Came across this location and saw it had great reviews. The location itself is tucked in a corner which was hard to find and the ambiance was the worst. It was confusing because you had to order at the bar and pick up at a different counter. The ambiance was too chaotic and loud. They (horrible) music was playing so loud the lady taking my order got my order wrong. I was excited to try the Korean corn dog with cheese and potatoes but it was such a disappointment. The bread was way too sweet for my liking the cheese was not good quality it almost tasted like plastic. I was looking forward to eating here but unfortunately it was not for me.

Cool atmosphere. The food was... ok. I got the bulgogi beef bowl for $14. The meat was not good. You have to order at the bar, and the bar smelled terrible and was sticky. I should've gone for the pho place next to it and gotten the filet mignon pho for the same price I would've been much happier.

I took a weekend trip to GA & saw this place on IG as a recommendation. 100% so happy I went. The young lady at the bar suggested a K-dog and the bulogi tots & they didn't disappoint. I went back the next day!! 10/10 life changing. I can't wait for my next trip just to come here.

The bartend Cali is so awesome! It was my first time coming to the Ponce, and the interaction with her made all the difference!!

Got the korean fried chicken bites on my lunch break. I asked for sauce on the side, yet they drizzled it all over the chicken. As for the chicken itself, it's hard and mostly breading. Would not recommend.

The staff, drinks and food is awesome. Great vibes and cute place. They had souj shots and now I have a new favorite drink

Cos amigos . Gota thank my favorite bartender Mercedes for putting me on.