This is a Korean-style indoor pocha on Friendship Highway Korea Town in Angeles. It opened in the spring of 2024. It's on the 5th floor of the building that also houses Jung's Kitchen, MyeongDong Massage, and Kanji 3 JTV, and several reviews say it's easy to find. It's a pocha with an izakaya vibe, with indoor seating and a separate outdoor terrace.
Many reviews say the atmosphere is great on the terrace, where you can have a drink while looking down at the Korea Town street and the Angeles night view. Some reviews even mention seeing the runway lights over toward Clark. Smoking is allowed on the terrace, and you can ask for an electric fan. However, some reviews say that in the hot season it's better to sit there on a breezy evening. Since the place hasn't been open long, many say the interior is clean and spacious, so people also come for company dinners and birthday gatherings. Several reviews are happy that beer is served in a frosty chilled glass, and that you can ask for a fresh glass when you order more.
There's a wide range of dishes to choose from: skewers, udon, stews, stir-fries, and fried dishes, plus Filipino dishes such as gambas, sisig, and crispy pata. Besides soju and beer, they also have wine and makgeolli. The most frequently recommended item is the spicy-sweet, fire-grilled green onion chicken skewer (₱90). Skewers are ₱30–90 each, and the 14-piece assorted skewer set is ₱800. Many say the beef brisket and bean sprout stir-fry has a great texture and goes well with drinks. The daechang motsunabe (beef intestine hot pot) is said to be a rare soju side dish you don't often see elsewhere. Reviews say the Nagasaki jjamppong (₱550) had a refreshing broth, and that the dried pollack (meoktae) was crispy and nutty. Some reviews say that when you order, basic side dishes such as seasoned cucumber come out first.
The taste is generally good, but some reviews say it's a bit salty. Some say the stir-fried chicken gizzards were tough or the kimchi udon wasn't spicy enough, so opinions vary by dish. One review says the first dish came out in under 10 minutes of ordering, and takeout is also available.
According to Google Maps, there is free parking and free street parking. However, one review says there was no place to park near the building on the weekend, so they parked far away and walked. Besides Jung's Kitchen in the same building, Yellow Chicken (Norang Chicken) and Parks Bakery are about 50 m away. Blue Moon Dining Pub & Family KTV and Robinsons Easymart are about 100 m away. You can call to make inquiries.
Information verified: November 2026 (based on internet reputation cards, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, and Tistory reviews). Prices and menus may change, so please check before visiting.
