Welcome to Soko Bag, where Philadelphia sports enthusiasts can gather to catch all the thrilling action of the Eagles, Sixers, Flyers, Union and Phillies games on our high-definition TVs while savoring their favorite brews and Korean fried chicken. We take pride in being the ultimate destination for passionate sports fans, providing an electrifying atmosphere where camaraderie and sportsmanship flourish. So whether you bleed green for the Eagles, hail to the Sixers, soar with the Flyers, or cheer on the Phillies, come join us for an unforgettable experience, filled with touchdowns, slam dunks, goals, and home runs, all while enjoying the perfect pint.
Oh, did we mention we’ve partnered with the Philadelphia Union and are an official Pub Partner for the 2024 season. If you’re ever looking for a place to watch their games, whether home or away, stop by Soko Bag and we’ll always have them on our TVs. In addition we’ll be giving away tickets to Union games both in person in the bar and through online contests on instagram.
Wednesday-Thursday: 11:30am – 9:00pm
Friday-Saturday: 11:30am – 10:00pm
Sunday: 11:30am – 8:00pm
Chicken may sell out based on availability
95 Nutt Rd, Phoenixville,
PA 19460
Soko Bag, in its first weeks of selling beer and Korean fried chicken from a former pizza parlor in Phoenixville, has an international backstory.
Shea Roggio, who grew up nearby, met South Korean-born J.H. “Alice” Chang in Dubai in 2017. He was working for a company selling green-screen photography to theme parks, and she was a ship broker moving goods all around the world.
Laid off during the pandemic, they flew to Korea. As they got off the plane in Seoul, they were hungry and found a sports bar serving twice-fried Korean fried chicken and beer. Though it was 4:30 in the morning, the place was packed with people chomping boneless chicken and watching international sports on TV.
We worked hard to create a customer experience that would bring authentic Korean food with a bit of American culture infused into the menu.
Once our chicken is marinated, we double fry and immediately season it with bamboo salt after coming out of the oil.
Next, you can choose your favorite sauce or seasoning for the chicken. Our most popular seasoning is snow chicken, which is covered in aged white cheddar powder.
Our most traditional Korean sauce is the tteokbokki, which is a pungent, sweet, and fiery counterpoint to the chicken.
Just an FYI, as we’re a small family owned business, we’re starting our Grand Opening with a limited menu to provide the best possible guest experience.
We don’t want to risk getting in over our heads too fast. Once we’ve gone through a few weeks of frying chicken in volume and understanding the demand, we’ll begin introducing new menu items, such as our chicken cheesesteaks, salads, Korean dumplings and more, along with introducing online ordering, delivery services like DoorDash and Uber Eats, and hiring staff that would allow us to open for brunch on Saturday & Sundays.
We love you Phoenixville, and appreciate your patience as we work towards ironing out all the kinks.
Oven: Place Korean fried chicken on a baking sheet covered with a single layer of aluminum foil and re-heat in the oven at 350°F degrees (177°C) for approximately 10 minutes per 1 lb of chicken.
We do not recommend microwaving our chicken as the microwave tends to make fried foods soggy rather than crispy. Korean fried chicken is known for its crispy exterior, and microwaving can result in a loss of texture and crunchiness.
A Korean fried chicken sandwich where the crispy bird is topped with mild cheddar or ghost pepper cheese, diced pickles, kimchi aioli and Bibb lettuce.
A great fusion of Italian and Korean culture, the “grandma” style pizza is covered in olive oil, bulgogi beef, Cooper cheese, kimchi aioli and tteokbokki sauce.
Double fried boneless chicken covered in aged white cheddar powder for a taste you’ve never imagined.
Crunchy and battered thick cut french-fries seasoned with garlic, pepper and bamboo salt, served with our homemade kimchi aioli dipping sauce on the side.
If you’re looking to hire a catering company that will provide an awesome guest experience for an upcoming occasion, let’s talk. Korean fusion food is unforgettable and makes for an overall terrific experience for your guests.
Seize the opportunity to grow with a brand that’s as passionate about community as it is about Korean fried chicken. Join Soko Bag today.
Eric W2024-03-28Fried chicken was excellent, all 3 of the sauces we tried paired perfectly both the salty and the snowy fried chicken. Service was very friendly and quick, and the vibes were everything you could ask of in a philly sports bar
Franky2024-03-27Amazing spot for lunch/dinner
Alex Moret2024-03-24Really amazing spot. So happy it opened up. Beer is good. They're friendly as hell and the food is so fun and creative. The kboy sandwich is so satisfying. Give em a shot!
shannon huff2024-03-24The chicken is delicious! The snow chicken was my favorite. Really chill atmosphere, staff are friendly and accommodating. Great place to relax and catch a game.
Teresa Yacono2024-03-24We went for a Sunday lunch and our experience was fantastic. The menu is simple and DELICIOUS! We ordered 1/2 and 1/2 soul train and one ko-boy sandwich. The chicken was tender, crispy and the sauces are so yummy. Our favorite was the snowy flavor with kimchi aioli sauce!!! We left wondering how much to order for an upcoming party! If the food isn’t enough to bring you back, the owners are. They take pride in their menu and atmosphere and each customer’s experience. So thankful to call this local!
Noel Pattani2024-03-24Already dreaming about this chicken and we just left. Can’t wait to come back!
Chelsea W2024-03-24I’ve gotten take out from here many times in the short time they’ve been open and it never disappoints! Delicious chicken & sauces. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Love this place!
Jack Ledford2024-03-24Great place to watch a game! Staff is friendly and food is great, what more can you ask for?
Nestled in the heart of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, among the vibrant pulse of the Philadelphia suburbs, lies a hidden gem that seamlessly blends the flavors of
Dive into the heart of Phoenixville, PA, and discover Soko Bag, where the tantalizing flavors of Korean fried chicken meet the refined notes of craft beer.
Hey Friends. My name is J.H. Chang, and together with my husband Shea Winter Roggio, I started Soko Bag, a family-owned restaurant based in Phoenixville,
