Gabose Pocha - Lauderhill

What a fantastic discovery! Every dish you try is exceptional and full of flavor. The staff is wonderful and provides excellent customer service. Your glass is never empty, whether at the table or the bar, as the team consistently checks on you. Dining here makes you feel like you’re in South Korea. If you're craving Korean cuisine, this is the place to be!

Update Latest Korean pub in Broward, the excellent service, atmosphere and authentic Korean pub food has All about this establishment sets the standards that should be a new creative restaurant business model. From their food and drink menus, music, to the refined items such as individual metal water carafes and cups at each table. This time we had an assortment of articles: see photos The best shrub we had was the strawberry and basil, which is served only ingeniously not in a traditional glass, but in a small immersion bowl Started with their complementary freshly made spicy potato chips A small Korean crepe prepared right at the table with 3 sauces for diving Tofu Shitaki crispy and full of Essen Mushroom filling in an excellent sauce fills your music system Bose ...use your SoundHound mobile application to see what song is currently playing and singing together, as it shows you the Korean lyrics Again this is a certain place to enjoy The excellent cuisine and cocktails from the region of Korea It is this place you go after 22:00 closes 2:00 to get a variety of delicious culinary treats to in and enjoy the camaraderie. Your staff is completely shipped in the menu and can help you make a selection if you want help. Cheers!

I absolutely love this restaurant! Every time I visit, I feel right at home and warmly welcomed. The food is incredible, and the staff are personable and friendly. There's such a great vibe, and you can always count on meeting new friends, especially during karaoke nights! Danny, Chong, Kelsey, and the chefs are all fantastic! I highly recommend this place!

One standout dish is the Knight Nachos. Ramen, bro? This dish takes me back to my college days when I whipped up meals right before heading out to parties. As a political science major, let me tell you: ramen isn't nachos! Well, not quite. Here, traditional tortilla chips are replaced by uncooked ramen noodles, and the protein is creatively swapped with bulgogi (Korean BBQ beef) instead of the usual cumin-seasoned ground beef. Topped with all the classic nacho fixings, this dish may sound unusual but trust me—it’s worth trying! Just make sure to bring some friends, as it’s more than enough for two very hungry people. Also, don't miss the spicy chicken wings—they're an essential appetizer. I have to know their secret for achieving such perfectly crispy wings; it must be an old Korean recipe! There's also a fresh selection of seasonal seafood, including live octopus flown in from Korea. I could go on, but I encourage you to explore the menu for yourself. While they only offer beer and wine, you’ll find a selection that complements the food perfectly. If you haven’t tried soju or makgeolli (Korean rice wine), this is the place to do it! Soju is slightly sweet and stronger than typical rice wines, offering a unique experience. If you’re dining with a group, don’t miss the watermelon soju served in an actual watermelon. They also have flavored shrubs—sweet fruit-infused soy drinks with options like strawberry basil and pineapple jalapeno, which are definitely worth a try. As for beer, you can enjoy Hite Ice Point, a local Korean crisp lager similar to Bud or Coors, but arguably better. Maybe it just tastes better when paired with free savory Korean pancakes (or Korean pizza?) while K-pop plays in the background. Even the most discerning beer aficionados would be tempted by this foreign brew. Occasionally, they offer familiar local brews too, so you’re not limited to just the imports. Wine is also available on tap. In summary, Gabocha is a fun and authentic place for a casual dinner with friends, a date night, or just a stop for one... or three drinks. The staff exemplifies hospitality, setting a high standard in South Florida and beyond. From the moment you walk in and are greeted with “Annyeong haseyo!” you’ll feel like you’re visiting the Korean family you never had. If you're new to Korean cuisine, the friendly servers will be delighted to guide you through the menu (they’ll even help you prepare your Dosirak, a Korean rice punch served in traditional military-issued containers, which is excellent). Don’t miss out on their special events, like Halloween and New Year’s parties. Make sure to add Gabocha to your dining rotation. You won’t regret it!

The food, the staff, the ambiance everything about gabocha is amazing. After moving back to the states from Korea, I've finally found a place that reminds me of my fondest times in Korea!