Soho Chicken

Saw a recommendation on another site and how they had a BOGO weekday lunch menu. It's from 11am to 4pm. I LOVE a good deal.Went with hubby last Thursday and really enjoyed it! The complimentary spicy broth was a good starter. We asked if the 10 piece Korean fried chicken platter could be half spicy and they were able to accommodate us. The shrimp dish tasted better to me with a dab of kimchi. The bulgogi gimbap was fine. It is usually eaten plain, but we asked for some sriracha mayo to dip it in. The bulgogi platter had some fatty gristle but lots of flavor. Yes, I would go back and bring a friend or two so I can try more dishes!

There is definitely a vibe.... Late night bar. The music is loud and the lights are dimmed. We ordered Boneless Pah-Dak Large - Garlic Soy and Mango Habanero and Bibimbap in Hot Stone Bowl. Chicken was crispy and had good flavor. The Bibimbap... needed something... Just did have much flavor. Service was attentive until we got our food and then we kept having to call someone over. Since it wasn't busy inside... I was surprised.Parking is another thing. There is not enough parking for this strip center it is crazy.

Service was meh. Overpriced food and drinks. I got the loaded fries and they had NO flavor. I ate the fries with sauce on them and trashed the rest. That was about 6 fries. I decided to order the wings. I got the spicy hot. The bartender warned that they were super hot and they were but manageable. The problem with the wings isn't the spice. They just lacked flavor! Why have a hot wing that has no seasoning on it? My drink was $17 and was a small glass tumbler. Just No.

I was warned that this place wasn't good, but I had hopes that everyone was wrong... Nope. This place is not good and was not worth the stomach ache I had the next day.We got the boneless pah-dak (small) and the chicken sandwich w/ bulgogi fries (+$4). We chose soy garlic flavor for both. The soy garlic flavor is wayyy too salty and difficult to eat. It's literally all soy, no garlic flavor whatsoever. If you look at my picture of the chicken sandwich then you'll notice right off the bat that my buns were smushed. I was confused why this was the case, but I proceeded to attempt to eat a few bites. Since the buns were smushed to as flat as possible, I gave up and asked for a to-go box and another set of buns. It was at that moment that I was informed that it was their last set so that's why they were smashed. That makes no sense, but at this point I was already ready to leave. The only good thing from this meal is that the bulgogi fries were good. I received my check and noticed they charge a 4% POS processing fee... Of course it's waived if you pay cash. First off, why is the fee so high?! Second, why am I responsible for this fee? This rubbed me the wrong way. I paid in cash and left.If you want delicious KFC then go to BB.Q chicken right down the street.

Great cocktails. I had the lemon drop Martini.... AWESOME!!! . The food is also great. I had the wings, they were good too.

Came in on Wednesday evening, lots of seating, not busy at all. They staff was nice and friendly. I just ordered a 2 things. Wings and squid. Wings are okay. Nothing that wowed me. They are pretty average size but now a data I've seen much bigger and more flavorful. So in my opinion if you want Korean fried chicken, I would go elsewhere . The bill came out and I got hit with a merchant fee of 3.99% and to be honest that's pretty messed up. That's the part that really got me. I highly don't recommend you coming here unless you want them to tack on 3.99% to your bill when pay with CC. I don't appreciate it at all. Got me once, but will not get me twice

We came here to try the buldak. In my fiancé's words it was 'okay'. I had the seafood pancake and instantly knew what he meant. With all the great food around you simply cannot just have 'okay'. But it was good. We went for lunch and were the only ones in the restaurant but it was also difficult to get service. I can see it being good for drinks and bar food, but with all the other options Im not sure.

Oh this place was great when it comes to late night hours. Decided to get some KFC and some drinks to cap the night. KFC was too much breading, I rather have it naked at this point. Felt so much carbs. Also, was drinking too, so didn't really care at the time, but now I'm sobering up, I realized the food quality isn't that up to par like other KFC in the area. Prices were decent, but definitely would try other menu.

Was looking for a place that was still open at 11 p.m. and came across Soho Chicken! I ordered 3 dishes and was pleasantly surprised with how huge the portions are. * 20 piece large chicken (flavors fried & soy garlic): Unfortunately these wings didn't meet my expectations. The fried was more tastier than the soy garlic but overall, the batter was too thick and oily for me. The sauce that came with it tasted a bit like herbal medicine * Ddukbokki: it was a good appetizer to start off but if I were to come back, I'd probably try something else. The Ddukbokki was really really soft. * The kimchi bulgogi fries: was the star of the show. This was the best dish here! Super flavorful and loved the cheese. Overall, the food was mediocre and the service was a bit slow considering how empty it was. We had to chase down the waiter. The store and restroom was clean though! It definitely gave off the restaurant vibes in Korea.

I've concluded that this place is criminally underrated for its value and quality. The Korean Fried Chicken Wings are the best I've had in the Chinatown area, light and crispy with just the right amount of seasoning and flavors. Dad loved their Hot BiBimBap, with a medley of vegetables, doused with a desirable amount of housemade GoChuJang, and the crispy scorched rice on the bottom of the hot stone bowl.We could barely finish the two dishes ordered from their BOGO lunch special. We both also gladly purchased beverages to support this mom-and-pop spot.Spread the word, food is good, price is right!