K Pocha — Restaurant in Federal Way

My boyfriend and I came here as we needed to get some late night dinner and saw this spot closes at 2am. We arrived around a little after minute and saw that there was only a few tables taken with plenty of tables and chairs for more customers. The space is pretty large despite how it looks outside. We were greeted and directed to a table while being provided menus and water. My boyfriend decided on the cheese tteokbokki while I got the spicy jjambbong soup. We were told that we receive rice with specific entrees but I wish it was more clear on which ones as we received only one bowl of rice for my entree as it is just the soup without noodles. As we were waiting, I saw on Yelp that they allowed dogs and asked a waitress if we could bring our dogs in and they said as long as it isn't a big dog. I brought in our two medium dogs and the waitresses told me that they were meaning smaller dogs. But they said it was okay just for this time and moved us to a private booth as to avoid any tripping hazards. They even brought out water bowls for dogs and were very kind.

We received our banchan first which had quite a nice variety and they were delightfully delicious. Once we got our food, the portions here are huge and the pricing is justified as it is definitely food to be shared among 2-4 people. I wish the jjambong soup was a bit more seasoned and spicy as it was missing that kick and wok hei taste. However, there were plenty of seafood and vegetables inside. My boyfriend has ordered the cheese tteokbokki cause there wasn't a spicy indicator but after eating a good portion of it, he said say that it was spicy (he has a low spice tolerance). Other than that, we were very satisfied with our meal and look forward to coming back to trying out more of their...

They treat different Asians differently if they are not of the same ethnicity. The staff were not friendly, and when I found a bit of food stuck to my bowl, I requested a replacement, but there was no apology for it. I ordered seafood soup and other seafood dishes. The seafood soup was decent, but the pancake was too soft. I’ve been to Agit, which is closer to this restaurant, and they are better in terms of both food quality and customer service.

I just tried this place because it’s newly opened. The only time they said thank you and acted friendly was when I paid, haha. Of course, I gave them a good tip since they stayed open so late to serve me; it...

We came for BBQ and tried to sit at a grill table. The server insisted we sit in a semi-private booth with no grill. We ordered beef bulgogi, tofu soup, and seafood pancake. The soup and beef came pretty quickly, but the seafood pancake took a long time to arrive.

The banchan, when it was served, was pretty pitiful. Only six small dishes for four people and one of those was carrot and celery sticks. The server never offered to refill anything.

The seafood pancake was nasty. The texture was gooey and sticky, and tasted scorched.

All in all, it was a very disappointing experience and I doubt we'll be...