SEOUL POCHA OK

04/17/2026

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day! 🥰 Make it a double date with a couple of Seoul Love Shots, only $4.99 each today! 😍If you’ve got a Galentine’s Day girls night out planned, definitely stop by to sing together (love songs or not!) in our private karaoke rooms! Much love from Seoul🫶Pocha to you today 💕

01/23/2026

Stay warm, safe with any incoming ice, and come visit us again soon!
Closing by midnight at the latest tonight (Friday)!

01/04/2026

Happy New Year! Our hours for Sundays have been updated for this new year. We're looking forward to sharing many more late night snacks, celebrations, parties, and karaoke marathons with you all! Thank you for your support over the past 2 years so far since opening, and we hope you all come back to see us very soon for Round 3!

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween! 👻 Rumi is at Seoul Pocha all weekend and needs your help to strengthen the 혼문 with your singing voice! 😱🧙‍♀️ Stop by for some DELICIOUS Korean street food and sing with all you've got in our karaoke rooms! 🎤 (P.S. Mira and Zoey, hurry over so we can practice our next dance performance together! 🥰)

10/26/2025

BOO! Calling our cosplayers, Halloween enthusiasts, and hard-core fandoms for a fun weekend! Join our staff by dressing up in costume. 🥰🧙‍♀️👯‍♀️👻🕺Those who make it a memorable one by capturing the experience and tagging us in a post or story may receive a prize for their bravery! 👀🤑🎤🥰

10/09/2025

What holiday is "Hangul Day" you say?!
"Before King Sejong the Great (4th king of Joseon; r. 1418–1450) created and published Hunminjeongum, Koreans had a spoken language but did not have the letters to write it down. Thus, they had to borrow and use Chinese characters to write down their spoken language. Not only was it inconvenient, but it was impossible to keep a record of thoughts precisely and in detail, which greatly hampered daily life as well as cultural development. In order to remove such barrier, King Sejong published Hunminjeongeum and had commoners use Hangeul. Hangeul faced a great crisis due to the policy to obliterate the Korean alphabet at the end of the Japanese colonial period, but ever since national liberation, everyone has been enjoying the freedom to learn Hangeul and the Korean language. The Korean government designated Hangeul Day as a national holiday to celebrate the creation and the excellence of the Korean alphabet." —Seoul Metropolitan Government

10/07/2025

All together now! 🎤 Here are some fan favorites from the final day of Asian Night Market Festival 2025! 🐍Recognize anyone? 🤯😉 If you missed out, karaoke night is ANY night you want it here at Seoul Pocha with our ✨️private karaoke rooms✨️. Make a note, because on Mondays-Wednesdays, medium rooms are buy one hour and get the second hour FREE! 🥰 We can't wait to see (and hear) you all again soon!

10/04/2025

Last Friday night! 🎊 Come see us NOW at the final day of the Asian Night Market Festival from 5-11pm to sing and watch karaoke!! Experience a Whole New World 😉 and give some love to our brave singers!!! 🎤
Our booth is lcoated in the Asian District across from Wesley Church. Rumi is waiting to greet you at the table with some delicious mocktails, so come see us! 🥰