The Best Soju tasting notes in New York

Mao Mao is a unique food institution located at 1000 Broadway in New York, United States. Offering a combination of cinema and drinking food, Mao Mao brings old school Thai flavors to the heart of Bushwick. Open from Monday to Friday from 5 PM to 11.30 PM and on weekends from 1 PM to 11.30 PM, this restaurant and bar provides an authentic street food experience that will transport you back in time to taste classic Thailand. Indulge in a variety of dishes such as fried peanuts with lemongrass, lime leaves, and salt, Thailand's crunchy fried chilies, and crispy shrimp tempura with triple flavors. Enjoy old school Thai favorites like fish cakes with sweet chili sauce, fermented pork sausage, and Thai-style roast pork over rice. Don't miss out on the spicy and sour pork bone soup, wontons stuffed with chicken and shrimp, and the flavorful seafood laab salad.

Pocha Pocha is a Korean pub located in Flushing, NYC, offering traditional bar foods and drinks. Specializing in jjigaes and stir-fry dishes with seafood and meats, we also serve a variety of spirits and beers including soju. Our goal is to provide customers with a street-style Korean pub experience in the heart of Flushing. Enjoy dishes such as dried valley pollock, corn cheese, French fries, and Coors Light beer. Choose from options like clam stew, mussel stew, or fish cake stew. Other menu items include whelk with vegetables, grilled squid, grilled mackerel, or grilled chicken gizzard. Visit us at 152-24 Northern Boulevard for a taste of authentic Korean cuisine in a lively pub setting.