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If you’re looking for wallet-friendly options to curb your Korean cravings, check out Hankang Pocha in Tanjong Pagar. The restaurant even refers to itself as “The Most Affordable Korean Pocha” on Google Maps.
They held their grand opening event on 7 Dec and have already garnered 300 reviews. Diners have noted they offer dishes under S$20 and even spotted a no GST sign outside. With the GST hike next year, places like this are a godsend.
For those wondering what ‘pocha’ is, it is short for pojangmacha. That’s a Korean word meaning “covered wagon” and refers to the carts from which street vendors sell comfort food.
That’s why Hankang Pocha has staples like their Kimchi Stew (S$12), which has the option of Tuna or Pork meat.
Other dishes costing S$12 are their Cheese Kimchi Fried Rice, Spicy Kimchi Cold Noodles, Soybean Paste Stew and Korean Jajangmyeon.
For something under S$10, you can order the Small Hankang Ramen (S$8), which comes in classic, vegetable or seafood options.
Hankang Pocha has something for those eating in a pair or small groups. They have two Hankang BBQ Sets, Set A (S$68) and Set B (S$88), which are their premium options. Both have their own array of meats so it’s up to your personal preference. Another 2 good options are the Hankang BBQ Platter (S$38) or Stone Plate Kimchi BBQ (S$26).
If your group craves Korean fried chicken instead, they have the Fried Chicken Platter (S$40) consisting of 4 flavours – original, soy, garlic and spicy.
To sweeten the deal, you can end your meal with a cup of free Lotte Ice Cream.
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