“ Located in pioneer square, drunken pizza and pocha is a two story establishment. The lower area seems to be for general seating for food and small drinks. The upper area feels like a Korean bar with a full bar. The menu features pizza and Korean bar food such as fried chicken, Korean hot soups, and side dishes. Food is good but I haven't had something that made me want to order again. I've been here a few times now and can say the service is consistent, neither fast nor slow. On weekend nights the place turns into more of a bar scene with food and music. Definitely a place for vibes. Reminds me of old TIGS in pioneer square under the guise of being a food/pizza restaurant. ”

“ I came here around midnight with a group of friends and we had a great time. Some of our friends were under 21, but fortunately they left the downstairs open area for everyone--if you want to drink, you have to go upstairs to get alcohol and that area is 21+. The inside of the place is dim, lively, and has bright neon lights. Great casual place for hanging out and drinking with friends. Service here is nice and pretty quick. My friends and I ordered ddeokbokki, chicken, two pizzas, and a couple bottles of beer and soju. Everything was delicious. The ddeokbokki surprisingly came out in a hotpot style, and I loved it. It was a huge portion with lots of toppings and very spicy. The chicken was also really good and I loved the onions that came with it. The pizzas were also pretty good and very unique--I highly recommend trying one out if you come! Overall, a great spot to enjoy some late night food with friends. :) ”

“ I came here around 8:30pm on a Thursday with some friends and were seated right away! We didn't know that seating was upstairs so some signage would've been helpful. We ordered fries, two bottles of soju, drunken mayo chicken wings, and the tteokbokki with ramen ($130 after tip and taxes). It did take some time for the food to come out, but they did seem a bit busy and understaffed. I really enjoyed all of the food and the fries were a generous portion! We also thought the prices were fair. This is a cool place to come for late night food with friends, but I don't know if I would go out of my way to come here. ”

“ Do you like Pizza? Korean comfort food? Do you like Korean Fried Chicken? Perhaps you're a fan of SoMak towers or Kpop? If you answered 'Yes' to all of those, then Druken Pizza & Pocha is the place for you. A great spot to hang out with friends after work or into the wee night, eating and drinking the night away. Aside from the SoMak (soju and beer) Tower $40. We also ordered: Bone-in-wings $15 Fries Bomb 14" $27 Bulgogi Pizza 14" $25 The Potato Pizza was excellent with corn, onion, ham and french fries and garlic sauce! The pizza dough was soft and chewy, unlike most North American Pizza doughs. For 7 grown adults it was a great place to just relax. The staff took good care of us, coming around often to see if we wanted to order anything else. I would have ordered some more comfort food items like the Army Stew or the Topoki, but no one else was feel like it. A fantastic place if you're looking for comfort foods all under one roof and close to the Link Station. ”

“ Kick off your weekend with a visit to Drunken Pizza & Pocha! When I heard there was a Korean-fusion pizza spot in Seattle, I knew I wanted to check it out. My friends and I visited on a Thursday evening and found the restaurant pretty empty, but I can imagine it being super busy on the weekends. We decided to try the: - Bulgogi Pizza - Added the Sweet Potato Mousse - Tteokbokki - Creamy Onion Chicken - Potato Pizza - Spicy Pork Bulgogi Pizza - French Fries The Bulgogi Pizza was the crowd favorite of the pizzas and we'll be adding Sweet Potato Mousse to everything moving forward. As the restaurant is located in Pioneer Square, you will need to find street parking or paid lots nearby ($20-25 for the closest options). It was a fun visit overall, and the space seems perfect for casual group hangouts. You can also call a few weeks in advance to make any large group reservations. Drunken Pizza is definitely worth a visit if you're in the area and wanting to try something different! :) ”

“ Was so glad to find this gem tucked away! We were in the area for an event at Trinity and found the neon-sign-lit building across the street. It's a Korean pizza bar that also serves chicken, small bites (pocha) and of course, beers and soju. Boyfriend and I ordered a 10 inch pizza as well as a serving of their bone-in wings. The bulgogi pizza came with a yummy sauce and arrived quite a bit later than the wings. Honestly, the main flavor profile I got was bell pepper and cheese, lol. I love a good bell pepper on my pizza and overall it was rather reminiscent of the days of combo pizza at Costco but with a sweeter twist. The wings came out with the sauce on the side, and the drunken mayo was basically spicy mayo (kind of like sriracha mayo). I really enjoyed these -- they were piping hot, juicy, and super crispy on the outside. Yum. I want to eat them again Overall, I munched down two slices, roughly half the wings, and swigged a thing of Hite and was very full. But for $50 between the two of us, the pricing surprised me. For what we got I was expecting it to be cheaper, particularly the pizza. 4 stars for that reason :) But would definitely drop by again. ”

“ The food was good and reasonably priced. Food itself would probably get 3 stars but ambiance and service were great. 4 of us shared 2 pizzas, a soup, and somac tower for some late night bites. The bulgogi pizza was pretty much a standard supreme pizza with the meat swapped for bulgogi. I preferred the corn cheese pizza over it, as it was more of a novelty. The soup was nice but not really tofu stew (which is what it said on the menu) ”