Very polite staff. I wish I'd caught her name, because our server was so sweet when I sent back the Jellyfish salad and she let me sub it for eel. There wasn't anything wrong with the jellyfish - it was well put together, and if you like spicy, tangy seafood dishes, then PLEASE give it a try.The eel was phenomenal, though. Sweet and savory, it practically melts in your mouth, and it goes very well with the caramelized onions.If you were our waitress and you see this, I was a little too shy to thank you as much as I wanted to. I really appreciated your patience and kindness. We were the fourtop in the booth right by the door.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Agt Y
Food and service was great. Will be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
August Yao
Food and service was great. Will be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bill Hansen
They had no non alcohol drinks other than water, and the food servings were rather small. We ordered 3 pork bugogi, and was served 2 very small plates of kimchi with our order. Fairly disappointing for the price that we paid.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Kim T.
10/10 experience! My friends and I were looking to go somewhere for authentic Korean food and we hit the jackpot. First off, the vibes were really nice. It's a intimate spot and our server was pretty attentive. We had their Korean fried chicken, seafood pancake, and squid tempura and everything tasted fresh and delicious! Will be coming here again.
Soyon Michelle
The food was just so-so, too bright and music was too loud, but yes, the staff was really good. Thanks for the service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Lizzy K.
Awesome spot, very fun ambiance and great food. Service was friendly and quick. We had two entrees and some apps
Michelle C.
Actually, the food tastes not 'that' good, and music was little bit loud so we have to shout out to talk. But the point is staff was really nice. Everytime we order, they treat us very quickly.
유현수
Austin's best restaurant, Four Cheese Bags, has a large menu and the taste is truly excellent. If you're looking for delicious Korean food, I recommend Forchise Bag.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Megan V.
The urge to gatekeep this place is so strong, but I also want to keep this place open so here is my review! Ambiance: not as loud as Soha or Seoulju, so you can have an actual conversation without shouting. It is just lively enough where it was a busy and fun environment, but we easily grabbed a seat on a Friday night. Food: We got the gamjatang (pork bone soup with a distinctive perilla leaf flavor). It was really tasty--flavorful and came with lots of meat. I have actually been raving about it for weeks. I even mentioned the dish to two Korean friends on separate occasions, and they BOTH praised the one they also tried here (not in my presence). If you are not averse to the taste of perilla, I really recommend it. One of my friends said it is better than his (former) favorite gamjatang in Flushing. I WILL BE BACK SOON!
I didn't go there. I need at least 85 characters. One of my earliest memories is almost drowning when a kid sat on me with a life jacket in a lake.
Sandi G.
Came here cause Seoulju had a 1.5 hour wait on Saturday and I was craving Korean pub food. The menu was a lot pricier than expected for Korean pub food. We ordered seafood pancake, Korean fried chicken and cheese rice cake combo. The Korean fried chicken was a big portion and pretty good taste wise as well. The seafood pancake was rather soggy even though it does have ample seafood in it. The cheese rice cake combo was pretty good but maybe a tad too much cheese this time. Overall, I think it's a bit pricy for Korean pub food but I guess that's the standard in Austin. Not to mention a bottle of soju is like $15 and it's like $4 at total wine.
Kristin Lewis P.
Atmosphere and service (which were absolutely charming and lovely, respectively) significantly outpaced the deliciousness of the food. We got a seafood pancake and the chef special chicken dish with spicy sauce and cheese. Everything was quite expensive in a relative and absolute sense. I guess I am a Soha girl although if someone else were paying and I just wanted to drink and watch them eat, I would pick Pocha. Glad I tried it!
Eric Pemberton
Military Soup, Korean Fried Chicken and Corn Cheese were great8.5/10
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Reese C Brinkley
Fantastic food, friendly servers, great drinks. Chilled soju that's delicious. A bit more on the expensive side but it's worth for what you pay for.
Very polite staff. I wish I'd caught her name, because our server was so sweet when I sent back the Jellyfish salad and she let me sub it for eel. There wasn't anything wrong with the jellyfish - it was well put together, and if you like spicy, tangy seafood dishes, then PLEASE give it a try.The eel was phenomenal, though. Sweet and savory, it practically melts in your mouth, and it goes very well with the caramelized onions.If you were our waitress and you see this, I was a little too shy to thank you as much as I wanted to. I really appreciated your patience and kindness. We were the fourtop in the booth right by the door.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food and service was great. Will be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food and service was great. Will be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
They had no non alcohol drinks other than water, and the food servings were rather small. We ordered 3 pork bugogi, and was served 2 very small plates of kimchi with our order. Fairly disappointing for the price that we paid.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
10/10 experience! My friends and I were looking to go somewhere for authentic Korean food and we hit the jackpot. First off, the vibes were really nice. It's a intimate spot and our server was pretty attentive. We had their Korean fried chicken, seafood pancake, and squid tempura and everything tasted fresh and delicious! Will be coming here again.
The food was just so-so, too bright and music was too loud, but yes, the staff was really good. Thanks for the service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Awesome spot, very fun ambiance and great food. Service was friendly and quick. We had two entrees and some apps
Actually, the food tastes not 'that' good, and music was little bit loud so we have to shout out to talk. But the point is staff was really nice. Everytime we order, they treat us very quickly.
Austin's best restaurant, Four Cheese Bags, has a large menu and the taste is truly excellent. If you're looking for delicious Korean food, I recommend Forchise Bag.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The urge to gatekeep this place is so strong, but I also want to keep this place open so here is my review! Ambiance: not as loud as Soha or Seoulju, so you can have an actual conversation without shouting. It is just lively enough where it was a busy and fun environment, but we easily grabbed a seat on a Friday night. Food: We got the gamjatang (pork bone soup with a distinctive perilla leaf flavor). It was really tasty--flavorful and came with lots of meat. I have actually been raving about it for weeks. I even mentioned the dish to two Korean friends on separate occasions, and they BOTH praised the one they also tried here (not in my presence). If you are not averse to the taste of perilla, I really recommend it. One of my friends said it is better than his (former) favorite gamjatang in Flushing. I WILL BE BACK SOON!
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I didn't go there. I need at least 85 characters. One of my earliest memories is almost drowning when a kid sat on me with a life jacket in a lake.
Came here cause Seoulju had a 1.5 hour wait on Saturday and I was craving Korean pub food. The menu was a lot pricier than expected for Korean pub food. We ordered seafood pancake, Korean fried chicken and cheese rice cake combo. The Korean fried chicken was a big portion and pretty good taste wise as well. The seafood pancake was rather soggy even though it does have ample seafood in it. The cheese rice cake combo was pretty good but maybe a tad too much cheese this time. Overall, I think it's a bit pricy for Korean pub food but I guess that's the standard in Austin. Not to mention a bottle of soju is like $15 and it's like $4 at total wine.
Atmosphere and service (which were absolutely charming and lovely, respectively) significantly outpaced the deliciousness of the food. We got a seafood pancake and the chef special chicken dish with spicy sauce and cheese. Everything was quite expensive in a relative and absolute sense. I guess I am a Soha girl although if someone else were paying and I just wanted to drink and watch them eat, I would pick Pocha. Glad I tried it!
Military Soup, Korean Fried Chicken and Corn Cheese were great8.5/10
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Fantastic food, friendly servers, great drinks. Chilled soju that's delicious. A bit more on the expensive side but it's worth for what you pay for.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5