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Welcome To GoGo Pocha
At GoGo Pocha, we celebrate the vibrant and diverse flavors of Korean cuisine, nestled in the heart of London at 30 Lower Marsh. Our story is one of community and culinary passion, as we offer a warm atmosphere perfect for groups and families, making it a favorite for both locals and visitors. With a variety of delectable dishes, including many vegetarian options, we ensure there’s something for everyone. Our attentive waiter service enhances your dining experience, while takeout offers convenience without compromising taste. Join us at GoGo Pocha, where every meal is a delightful journey into authentic Korean flavors.
Taste the best
Discover Our Menu
Kimchi
$£3.50Seafood SoyBean Soup
$£11.00Baby Octopus And KalBi Big Pot Stew
$£33.00Seafood Big Pot Stew
$£33.00Kimchi And Bulgogi Big Pot Stew
$£30.00Ham And Noodles Big Pot Stew
$£29.00Korean Rice Cake Big Pot Stew
$£30.00Spicy Cod Fish Soup
$£11.00Mussel Soup
$£9.50 About
GoGo Pocha
Welcome to the vibrant world of GoGo Pocha, a charming Korean eatery located at 30 Lower Marsh, London SE1. This delightful spot is more than just a restaurant; it's an experience that encapsulates the spirit of Korean street food, offering a menu that caters to everyone, especially those seeking vegetarian options.
GoGo Pocha serves a variety of dishes that are not only delicious but also rooted in tradition. Whether you're with family, friends, or on a casual lunch break, this place is perfect for groups, thanks to its inviting atmosphere and dedicated waiter service. It even welcomes the little ones with a kid-friendly menu considering their taste buds!
- Takeout Options: Ideal for those on the go, you can savor your favorite dishes wherever you are.
- Vegetarian Delights: A notable highlight is the selection of vegetarian options that ensure everyone can enjoy the culinary delights of Korea.
- Family-Friendly: With a welcoming environment and dishes that children will love, GoGo Pocha is a great choice for family outings.
One cannot speak of GoGo Pocha without mentioning the warmth of their service. From the moment you step in, the staff is eager to ensure your dining experience is nothing short of excellent. The ambiance strikes a perfect balance between casual and cozy, making it a splendid venue for both intimate meals and larger gatherings.
The flavors at GoGo Pocha are a delightful journey. Each dish tells a story—from savory stews to tantalizing snacks, every bite embodies the essence of Korean cuisine, prepared with love and authenticity. I found myself particularly enchanted by their signature dishes that burst with flavor and creativity.
In summary, GoGo Pocha is a must-visit for anyone looking to dive into the rich culinary traditions of Korea while enjoying a flexible dining experience. So grab your friends, your family, or even a good book, and head over to this gem in London for a meal that promises to satisfy and delight.
For more information or to place an order, give them a call at 07787 414249. Embrace the tastes of Korea at GoGo Pocha and let your taste buds dance!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ I really like this restaurant. Plus features The food is delicious. The meat is well marinated and flavoured. The prices are very reasonable, you can always go there. What I appreciate most is that they dont add an automatic service charge to their prices. This shows that they respect the customer very much. The customer will already reward you for good service. Adding a service charge to the invoice is a very rude business behaviour. It means extorting money from the customer The staff are very sympathetic and helpful. Minus points Please keep cutlery on the tables for nonAsian customers It is very difficult to eat with chop sticks ”
“ Love the cosy, slightly shabby feel. Staff was friendly and helpful. Menu choice was great with all the classic Korean favourites. Bulgogi, Japchae, kimchi pancake etc. cant wait to come again to try out more dishes. ”
“ Ordered quite a few dishes here and loved it! The Korean seafood pancake was delicious, not oily and crispy The spicy pork was another favourite, would definitely recommend that. The tofu and seafood soup was delicious and came with a bowl of rice. Then we also got the BBQ pork which I thought would come with the side salad kimchi, it was still flavoured well but the salad would have balanced it better. Overall though, the food is great and definitely worth trying a little gem in Waterloo! ”
“ Small restaurant but great food and they serve very quickly. Ordered theok bokki hot pot stew. Delicious. Not too spicy even though the soup is in a spicy sauce. Order beef bulgogi for my dad, they made it non spicy for him. Small restaurant. They couldnt seat 3 people together at the time so we had to sit separately . 1 toilet in the back where the utility room is. Would recommend for the lovely food. ”
“ Honestly the value for money here is off the charts. Just the set lunch dishes are all glorious and thats before you start exploring the menu... plus its ultra cosy, unpretentious, friendly service, the sort of place you end up chatting to strangers the absolute antidote to sterile chain restaurants. Really one of my favourite spots. ”
“ Little gem near Waterloo area! I always find it difficult to look for food near Waterloo and you will always have to eat the chains. But this was one hidden in one of the local street and you will arrive here via graffiti tunnel from south bank centre. Pretty cool experience! The food here is tasty, though can be more generous with portions. We ordered 3 main dishes for 2 adults and a child and we felt it was the right amount. ”
“ Visited with three of my friends and was pleasantly surprised. Whilst the shop front may look unassuming, the food within is superb. We ordered noodles, bibimbap, pork and squid and some beef for the table. All dishes were cooked perfectly and came as and when they were ready. The larger wasnt too bad either. 1010 would visit again ”
“ Long time since I post a review but this place deserve it. Very good service, good portions and delicious! Very recommended the bibimbap ”