Hanshin Pocha Us

- Ownership Requirement
- Full-time
- Business Type
- Franchise
Authentic Korean Late-Night Pocha
Bring the lively Korean street food and soju bar experience to your community with a proven franchise model.

Brand overview
Hanshin Pocha brings the vibrant Korean pocha tradition to the United States. Originating in Korea in 1998 from the popular outdoor food wagons of the 80s and 90s, the brand evolved into semi-outdoor stalls offering not just food, but company and entertainment. Our restaurants serve shareable Korean bar food, spicy chicken feet, fried chicken, cheese fondue, and a wide selection of soju and beer, all in a social atmosphere complete with late-night hours and karaoke rooms.
Availability
We are currently accepting inquiries in these states:
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Why choose Hanshin Pocha Us
With a tradition of never closing since 1998, Hanshin Pocha offers an authentic cultural experience that keeps guests coming back. Our lively late-night vibe and shareable menu create high-energy, social environments that drive strong unit economics. You benefit from a time-tested concept that has successfully grown from outdoor food wagons into an internationally recognized dining destination with proven momentum in the U.S. market.
Investment Requirements
Total investment
$422,000–$589,000
Cash Required
$180,000
Franchise fee
$50,000
Royalty fee
4.0% of Net Sales
Ad fund %
1%
Total units
5
Financing available
None — we do not provide direct or indirect financing.
Real estate required
Not Specified
Growth Trends
Ideal candidate
We seek passionate operators who appreciate Korean culture and cuisine and want to bring an authentic, social late-night dining experience to their community. Ideal candidates are energetic, community-oriented individuals who thrive in high-volume, dynamic environments and are eager to share the true spirit of Korean pocha culture with their local market.
Take the first step toward owning a Hanshin Pocha franchise. Submit your information today to receive our franchise prospectus and learn how you can bring late-night pocha vibes to your city.
