step into the alley.

Pull up a chair—we’re serving nostalgia with no filter. From the tacky tarps to the hand-built tables, experience the electric warmth of the street and the memories of laughter, reimagined with heart just for you.

A Love Letter to the Street.

When I close my eyes, I’m back in those neon-lit alleys. I can hear the laughter rising with the steam and the clink of glasses between strangers who just met. Working in those pocha stalls was the happiest time of my life—the raw energy, the unpretentious warmth, and that rare feeling of truly belonging somewhere.

There isn't a single inch of Pocha Street that my hands haven't touched. From the floor to the hand-built tables and the tacky orange tarps, I’ve worked to bring that exact memory to life inside these four walls. This isn't just a Korean pub; it’s a personal mission to welcome the forgotten and make you smile before your first bite.

My only wish is for this to be the place where you create the memories you’ll share with your loved ones for years to come.

-Korea Kim

A restaurant table setting with upside-down metal cups, a glass, and cutlery on a tray, with blurred colorful lights and interior in the background.
Neon sign with a finger pointing and a heart above, with Korean characters below, in a restaurant setting with a wooden table, metal utensils, and a ventilation pipe overhead, decorated with small yellow lights.
An empty indoor restaurant or bar decorated with warm string lights, neon signs, and hanging pipes for a cozy atmosphere. There are several tables with chairs, some with red and blue curtains or barriers for partition. The space has industrial elements like exposed ducts and pipes, and the overall lighting is colorful and dim.
An indoor restaurant or bar with orange and transparent booths, string lights on the back wall, and metallic piping on the ceiling. There are tables with chairs, and a few people visible at the right side.