Hanshin Pocha Irvine

Name: Hanshin Pocha Irvine
Address: 6725 Quail Hill Parkway, Irvine, California, 92603, US
Telephone: +1 949-418-7868
Price range: $ - $$
Rating: 4.1000

6725 Quail Hill Parkway, Irvine, CA 92603

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About the Business

Hanshin Pocha Irvine is a representation of Korean indoor snack stalls, offering a friendly atmosphere and delicious food. Located at 6725 Quail Hill Parkway in Irvine, California, this restaurant brings the warmth of people, delightful sounds from the kitchen, and tasty food together. Reminiscent of the popular street food wagons of the 1980s to late 1990s, Hanshin Pocha provides a budget-friendly option for those looking to satisfy their hunger after a long day of work. The evolution of outdoor food wagons into semi-outdoor stalls, known as 'Pocha' today, has created a place for people to not only enjoy delicious food but also find company and entertainment. Visit Hanshin Pocha Irvine for a taste of Korean street food culture and a welcoming dining experience.

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6725 Quail Hill Pkwy, Irvine, CA 92603, United States

949-418-7868

hanshinpochairvine.com

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Hours open

Monday:

5:00 PM - 0:00 AM

Tuesday:

5:00 PM - 0:00 AM

Wednesday:

5:00 PM - 0:00 AM

Thursday:

5:00 PM - 0:00 AM

Friday:

5:00 PM - 0:00 AM

Saturday:

5:00 PM - 1:00 AM

Sunday:

5:00 PM - 1:00 AM

Reviews

Pacific Breeze:

"We ordered Tteokbokki (stir-fried rice cake with beef belly). The waitress recommended this dish to go with the DIY rice ball. My husband and I always like Korean food. This Tteokbokki dish is now our new favorite. It is full of flavors and go perfectly with the rice ball."

almost 11 months ago

Yoojung Yoon:

"First of all, the price of Tteokbokki was about $16 and it only contained 4 small wheat rice cakes. So I asked if this was Tteokbokki(spicy rice cakes) and they said yes. Originally, there were supposed to be 14 rice cakes, but they made a mistake and said they would make it again. The new one also contained only 9 rice cakes. Is it a joke? It's Koreans' favorite comfort food, and including many rice cakes costs a few dollars in Korea. I lived in the United States for about 30 years in every major city and ate a lot of tteokbokki everywhere. This has never made sense to me."

1 year ago

Daniel Lee:

"Old Korean style food restaurant, If you like Korean food, maybe you like here."

1 year ago

Jisu Ha:

"I was excited when I heard about the opening of the Irvine location. I visited on the first day and tried their Hanshin Dakbal, tteokbokki, Mozzarella cheese pork, Boneless chicken, and DIY rice ball – all delicious! Highly recommend this Korean restaurant in Irvine; I will definitely be coming back again!"

1 year ago