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Moon Pocha: Hyped Online but a Total Letdown? đŸ˜€

❌ The Unbelievably Rude “Discriminatory” Service: From Telling Us to Throw Away Our Milk Tea to Snapping at Us for His Mistake—No Respect At All I planned to “come often for late-night snacks” since it’s open late, but trouble started even before I got in: I told my friend to get a table first while I parked. As soon as I finished parking, he called me, sounding super upset: “When the server saw my milk tea, the first thing he said was ‘The trash can’s over there’! I told him ‘I haven’t finished it yet,’ and only then did he add ‘No outside drinks allowed.’” I was fuming when I heard that: It’s fine to ban outside drinks, but why start with “throw it away”? Does he think our stuff is too “cheap” for his restaurant? đŸ€Ź I wanted to drive away right then, but I thought “I’ve come all this way—at least try the food before warning others,” so we hid the milk tea in the car and forced ourselves to go in. The server who greeted us inside was nice enough, so I even muttered to my friend “Did you mix him up?” But when we ordered, I realized—it wasn’t a mix-up. He was just “nice to some, rude to others”! 😒 The couple at the next table (white) got a big smile—he explained the menu, asked “Do you want more spice?”, and checked in twice. But when we asked “Can we adjust the spice level for the rice cakes?”, he just brushed us off with “It’s fixed.” The worst part was when the food came: He brought a cold dish we didn’t order. I smiled and said gently, “I don’t think we ordered this—we got something else instead.” I swear I was polite, but his face dropped instantly. He frowned and snapped at us: “You ordered THIS AND that!” Like he was accusing us of “forgetting what we ordered”! 😠 Come on—we said something the second he put the plate down, not after eating it! And it was a cold dish—hard to mix up! Then he huffed, grabbed the plate, and turned right around to set it on the next table
 turns out HE messed up the order! He made a mistake but had the nerve to snap at US? Unbelievable. Paying was just as bad: He slammed the card machine on the table, turned around, and walked away—no “here’s the machine,” no “let me know if you need help.” I held the machine, confused, until the couple next to us said “Press the green button to confirm.” I’ve never felt so awkward paying for a meal—this isn’t “service,” this is “I don’t care about you at all”! đŸ„ą The “Worse Than Frozen Grocery Food”: Tiny Portions, No Flavor—Total Lack of Effort I thought “Even if the service is bad, I can tolerate it if the food’s good.” But the food crushed my last bit of hope: The rice cakes? First bite and I was stunned—they tasted like frozen ones from the grocery store, just thawed and tossed with some sauce. Not sweet, not spicy—even the basic “Korean spicy sauce flavor” was missing. Chewing them felt like eating bland glutinous blocks. đŸ€ź We also got fried chicken—soft, soggy skin, no juice left inside. It was so dry it made me choke, and the dipping sauce was so watery it might as well have been watered-down ketchup. And the portions? Every dish was just a “shallow little plate.” We ordered 3 dishes for two people, and they were gone before we even got full. We ended up having to go to another spot for late-night snacks to fill up. Paying $50 per person for “thawed grocery food + lazy seasoning”? My wallet feels so ripped off! đŸ„ș 💡 Final Warning: Don’t Fall for the Online Hype! This Spot Is NOT Worth It Later, I ranted to a local friend, and they told me the restaurant’s only been open less than a month—most of the good online reviews are probably “fake new-store hype.” Looking back: from the “throw away your drink” rudeness, to the double standards, to snapping at us for his mistake, plus the “not worth the money” food—there’s nothing about this place that deserves a “recommend.” If you see this spot online, take my advice: SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY! đŸš« Don’t be like me, holding out “just one try” hope—you’ll end up wasting money AND getting upset for no reason. 📍 Moon Pocha28 NE 28th Ave, Portland, OR 97232 #PortlandFoodFails #AvoidThisSpot #BadServiceAlert #OregonFoodFails #PortlandEatsGoneWrong

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Moon Pocha: Hyped Online but a Total Letdown? đŸ˜€

❌ The Unbelievably Rude “Discriminatory” Service: From Telling Us to Throw Away Our Milk Tea to Snapping at Us for His Mistake—No Respect At All I planned to “come often for late-night snacks” since it’s open late, but trouble started even before I got in: I told my friend to get a table first while I parked. As soon as I finished parking, he called me, sounding super upset: “When the server saw my milk tea, the first thing he said was ‘The trash can’s over there’! I told him ‘I haven’t finished it yet,’ and only then did he add ‘No outside drinks allowed.’” I was fuming when I heard that: It’s fine to ban outside drinks, but why start with “throw it away”? Does he think our stuff is too “cheap” for his restaurant? đŸ€Ź I wanted to drive away right then, but I thought “I’ve come all this way—at least try the food before warning others,” so we hid the milk tea in the car and forced ourselves to go in. The server who greeted us inside was nice enough, so I even muttered to my friend “Did you mix him up?” But when we ordered, I realized—it wasn’t a mix-up. He was just “nice to some, rude to others”! 😒 The couple at the next table (white) got a big smile—he explained the menu, asked “Do you want more spice?”, and checked in twice. But when we asked “Can we adjust the spice level for the rice cakes?”, he just brushed us off with “It’s fixed.” The worst part was when the food came: He brought a cold dish we didn’t order. I smiled and said gently, “I don’t think we ordered this—we got something else instead.” I swear I was polite, but his face dropped instantly. He frowned and snapped at us: “You ordered THIS AND that!” Like he was accusing us of “forgetting what we ordered”! 😠 Come on—we said something the second he put the plate down, not after eating it! And it was a cold dish—hard to mix up! Then he huffed, grabbed the plate, and turned right around to set it on the next table
 turns out HE messed up the order! He made a mistake but had the nerve to snap at US? Unbelievable. Paying was just as bad: He slammed the card machine on the table, turned around, and walked away—no “here’s the machine,” no “let me know if you need help.” I held the machine, confused, until the couple next to us said “Press the green button to confirm.” I’ve never felt so awkward paying for a meal—this isn’t “service,” this is “I don’t care about you at all”! đŸ„ą The “Worse Than Frozen Grocery Food”: Tiny Portions, No Flavor—Total Lack of Effort I thought “Even if the service is bad, I can tolerate it if the food’s good.” But the food crushed my last bit of hope: The rice cakes? First bite and I was stunned—they tasted like frozen ones from the grocery store, just thawed and tossed with some sauce. Not sweet, not spicy—even the basic “Korean spicy sauce flavor” was missing. Chewing them felt like eating bland glutinous blocks. đŸ€ź We also got fried chicken—soft, soggy skin, no juice left inside. It was so dry it made me choke, and the dipping sauce was so watery it might as well have been watered-down ketchup. And the portions? Every dish was just a “shallow little plate.” We ordered 3 dishes for two people, and they were gone before we even got full. We ended up having to go to another spot for late-night snacks to fill up. Paying $50 per person for “thawed grocery food + lazy seasoning”? My wallet feels so ripped off! đŸ„ș 💡 Final Warning: Don’t Fall for the Online Hype! This Spot Is NOT Worth It Later, I ranted to a local friend, and they told me the restaurant’s only been open less than a month—most of the good online reviews are probably “fake new-store hype.” Looking back: from the “throw away your drink” rudeness, to the double standards, to snapping at us for his mistake, plus the “not worth the money” food—there’s nothing about this place that deserves a “recommend.” If you see this spot online, take my advice: SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY! đŸš« Don’t be like me, holding out “just one try” hope—you’ll end up wasting money AND getting upset for no reason. 📍 Moon Pocha28 NE 28th Ave, Portland, OR 97232 #PortlandFoodFails #AvoidThisSpot #BadServiceAlert #OregonFoodFails #PortlandEatsGoneWrong

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