Po Cha Korean Restaurant

Theresia Helen

5.0

this restaurant existed for a long time and i must say i wonder why isn't this put on TA yet. it's by much the very best Korean restaurant inside Klang Valley.... they work market-style korean on a daily basis eats instead of your normal BBQ. seafood pancake is really a must- they possess the very best pancake in town! the place itself is quite small plus they have restricted rooms, you should book your room earlier in order to avoid disappointment. the area isn't a safe place - it is extremely dark beyond your shop. it's best in the event that you go in an organization once you leave late during the night. avoid being fooled by the unappealing store and the old inside, it has nothing in connection with food quality. i'll definitely go back once again to try all of those other items in the menus! p/s: their charges for Korean food are usually perhaps one of the most affordable ones inside Klang Valley too!

Mutiara Clarisa

5.0

It didn’t appear to be a Korean restaurant if you ask me. And the menus is hands written OMG! If you ask me my expectation on the meals dropped a whole lot man... what’s great though is that people have individual area for dining. However, Magic happen once the meals wasbeing served. It tasted so excellent it’s like eating in a Korean neighborhood cafe, the portion was great and it beats all of the mainstream Koop style restaurant. And the purchase price was reasonable as well. It’s already been awhile since i have had genuine Korean cuisine that’s value paying a trip. Don’t end up being deceive by its appear man! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Chrisdiana Ardela

5.0

Went for dinner as of this humble yet unassuming eating place tucked in the shoplot in a calm area in Ampang. Don't be deceive by the surface (no vivid signboard to inform you the title of the restaurant, simply an old utilized IKEA easel stand).Food has been delicious on a straightforward handwritten menu inside English and Korean with some pictures of the food they served. The Seafood Pajeon is really a must-try dish; actually crispy and filled with flavour. Loved the stewed mackerel soup. Furthermore must try: their salted mackerel (grilled) really clean and flavourful. The interior may be a switch off with mismatched eating chairs and only wallboards to split up the private eating rooms and the candlight walkway. But the connection with enjoying authentic no frills Korean food, this is the place you need to seriously try out. Cost is reasonable too. Advance reservation is strongly suggested. The Korean proprietor speaks small English and could arrive off as abit cool and unfriendly but flash him a grin and you will be came back with one too.