The pojangmacha (포장마차) is Seoul's street-side soju tent — a folding frame draped in translucent orange vinyl, lit from within so it glows like a paper lantern against the black night street. Inside, plastic stools crowd folding tables; green soju bottles catch the light, steam rises off tteokbokki and odeng, and neon Hangul signage hums overhead.

This design system bottles that nocturnal warmth: a near-black night ground so the lit-orange tarp can read as a beacon, soju-bottle green and electric neon punctuation, and the sturdy weight of bold Hangul display type. It is grit, glow, and late-night appetite — never daylight-clean.