Jumong Pocha 주몽 포차 -) Pocha baekjubu (포차 백주부)

This is definitely more of a late-night spot. We ordered the hot pot, and I have to say it looked much better than it ate. The top layer had some thinly sliced beef, but underneath it was mostly bean sprouts. I’ll admit I’m not a big bean sprout person. If you’re looking to take photos, this is probably a good dish to order. But if you’re coming late at night actually looking for a satisfying meal, I wouldn’t really recommend it. Service was also very limited. The server came by twice ，once to take our order and once to drop off the check. When I had questions about how to eat the dish, I looked around and couldn’t find any staff nearby. It has its place, but it didn’t quite deliver as a full dining experience.

Great experience, awesome food, and the staff are super friendly. The atmosphere is very chill and they're open late. The owner even came out and schooled us on how to cook shabu shabu properly. Highly recommended, it's also kid friendly and they'll be open during lunch hours during the summer season. The patrons there won't cause a ruckus and it's a great crowd all around.

I came for the beef tartare noodle but every dish ended up being a hit. The earl grey highball and the potato sticks were the best!! We couldn’t stop eating the potato sticks even though we were super full.

We got here at 7 on a Saturday. It was strange that only 1 table was occupied, so I was a little nervous that this place was not going to be good. We sat down in one of the booths. The decor was interesting that it feels like sitting in some local restaurant in inner city of Seoul. The menu on the wall was all Korean. Most of the seat seem to be torn. However, they are still comfortable to sit in. It was a little too dark to me at first but my eyes adjusted to it later and was fine. We ordered a spicy stir fry port with octopus. The taste was delicious but did not have a lot of pork. The octopus was a little undercooked. But it was fine. Then we have the fiery chicken with cheese. It was tasty, even the rice that came with it. My wife said the chicken was a little dry. But I am fine with i

A highlight of dining in Port Lee. The food here is delicious, the staff friendly, and the ambiance of the place served as a great place to meet friends, talk loudly, and enjoy a good night. I would recommend their Seafood Pancake, which is perfectly crispy, their corn cheese, and their fried chicken. While the army soup is good, I found the taste to be a little on the sour side and not worth the price.