KimSatGot Pocha - Korean Pub House

Almost midnight on a Saturday and we were the only people there. Anyways, the food was good. Kimchee tofu was super yummy, along with bulgogi beef and pork. I dont really like seafood, but a ton of previous reviews led me to order the seafood pancake and it was awesome. Ive been twice in the past 2 weeks.

You walk through an unassuming door..
Into what seems like a business office..
Is this the right place?
Up some stairs.. guided by a 'KimSatGot' sign with symbols on it, one being a music note and one a cocktail.. Keep going forward...Through a black door and BAM you're in Korea.
A Korean drinking hole in Beaverton, OR?
This place is the greatest!
The menu consists solely of Anju(meaning "food to be consumed with alcohol")on one side and all the drinks on the other. Hite beer and some salty chicken wings?!  Nuff said 5 stars.
If you're looking for 5star sober Korean food keep shopping..
The food here is 5stars...
... When you're drunk... As you should be.
I write this review hungover in honor of the quirky, makes no sense, addictive KimSatGot..
I will be back. Definitely.

I am head over heels in love with this place.

For starters, I love a good hole in the wall, especially one run by characters.  I dropped in here last night to be greeted with as many rowdy faces as were promised in other reviews.  A fridge complete with freezing cold Korean beer and shochu awaits.  Mmm almost nothing I love more that a good freezing Korean lager and some kick ass Korean fried chicken.  KimSatGot is run by my new favorite Portland business man.  I think he's the owner, but at the very least, the gentleman running the shop the night I went in was an unassuming and polite fella, who knows how to make one hell of a chicken wing.  I also loved the seafood pancake, but it's a fave for me, so no surprise there.  

I could easily make this one of those stupid rambling reviews, but it would do no justice.  This might just be the best place in town to come get your krunk on.

Interiors are appropriately dark, scrappy, and creative for a place where you are being invited to get black out drunk.  

The wings are killer, perfectly crisp as only Koreans seem to be able to do (rice flour is a miracle).....

Quite possibly my favorite new spot.