SoJu BBQ

A few feedbacks 1. The establishment uses standalone AC units, the cold air is blowing my head thru out my dinner.2. All food is heavily seasoned. It is pretty salty3. Water is lukewarm. It is not cold from the fridge or comes with ice4. Loaded fries is pretty spicy when we ask specifically ask the waiter cuz we have two kids dining with us. He said. It's not spicy at all. Waiter needs to know their food.5. Bibimbap has kimchi on the bottom of the bowl. Is this the authentic Korean way of making bibimbap? I had many bibimbap in Chicago, this is the first restaurant has kimchi included. 6. Gratitude is included for party of 4. 7. My daughter loves the loud non-stop k-pop MV playing on the TV.

Went here with coworkers during the st.pattys weekend. I had several coworkers that really enjoyed this place and I was curious to try and comparing korean food from back home in SoCal. We were the only ones in the restaurant which made sense being st.pattys.The korean fried chicken was soooo yummy! It was sooo flavorful and the best dish we ordered. It was the perfect amount of spice and sweetness. This chicken could possibly be better than other korean fried chicken places back at home. I also really enjoyed the garlic fried rice. The kimchi fried rice and kimchi dumplings could be spicier. The kimchi dumplings were more like wontons which was interesting. The tteokbokki was good, but the tteok was slightly overcooked. Will definitely come back if I am craving some 치맥 in chicago!

4.5 A great spot serving up Halal food! All the Halal items are marked on the menu. Good ambience, definitely inspired by similar places in Korea complete with a TV playing kpop in the back. Food overall was good, not easy to find a halal Korean spot. I liked the beef the best, but the chicken was pretty delicious too. Service could be a bit more prompt initially with the ordering. Overall a solid meal, I'd venture in for again.

Nice place. Simple tasteful Korean BBQ. THE WINGS ARE DELICIOUS. Crispy and tasty. I'd go here just for that. Tried the Korean Liquor in Peach. Also tasty but not cheap. I just like to try something new. Bigolgi was ok. Great flavors but I prefer it with an egg. I would recommend a try. There is a 15% Service Fee which is fine as long as it goes to the employees.

For a delivery and food not being how i like it served out the kitchen this was a great thing. We didn't get much but the spicy chicken and kimchi fries. Also included sides of rice and kimchi. Oh wow and they did not forget the forks. Hats off guys the chicken was good and kimchi fries better then expected

My son and I came here before a Blackhawks game. Parking here can be challenging, but even if you have to park down the street and walk here a block, it's definitely worth the walk. The restaurant was half full when we arrived, so fortunately for us we were able to get a table right and our order out in soon after. The staff here was outstanding. They worked together as a team and got us in and out without skipping a beat. My son ordered their KFC. Korean Fried chicken with their spicy sauce. These were really good. The heat was perfect. But most importantly, the sauce had so much flavor. The wings were fried perfectly with just the perfect amount of batter to give it a nice crispy outside. Wouldn't hesitate ordering these again. I ordered their Beef Bulgogi Bibimbap bowl. This bowl was out of this world. You get steamed rice, cabbage, kimchi, radish, carrots, pickled cucumber, sautéed eggplant, sautéed spinach, and then topped with a perfectly fried egg, sesame oil, and a very flavorful and tender beef bulgogi. Such a delicious bowl and I'm kicking myself for not trying Korean food more often. All the flavors meshed perfectly together. Definitely a must try. I will definitely be returning very soon.

Smaller business with not as much seating, but it was nice and neat. We got the Korean fried chicken and loaded fries, as well as their all you can drink soju which... can be a dangerous game. The waitress was very nice and attentive even though the establishment was busy.

I've drove past this place numerous times and today was my first time visiting. It was pretty empty around 3pm when we first arrived but was PACKED by 5pm.The restaurant is rather small. Less than 10 tables. The kitchen is very efficient and our food was done quickly. I ordered the: thin beef (bulgogi). It came with rice and kimchi Rice cake skewersKorean fried chicken (mild) The rice cakes and chicken were my favorite. The chicken was fried well and they were generous with the sauce. The beef was a nice portion. Def on the sweeter side. I'll be back for a quick bite in the future!

I tried this place on a weekday and the place was pretty packed. I was hoping the food would be amazing but I was left disappointed. I tried the spicy Korean wings but they were sweet....Tried the ribeye bulgogi which was also pretty sweet along with their loaded fries. Everything was way too sweet, not sure if that's how it's supposed to be. The service was also slow, we asked for coke which they didn't bring till the very end. They never came to refill the water. Ambiance was too loud and dark. I will try to give this place another try and maybe try different halal dishes but not sure if I recommend this place yet.

I found this restaurant near a place that I had to go. It's within walking distance from the blue line train station and there's a bus stop close by. Parking can be tricky as it doesn't seem to have a parking lot.I ordered Tofu bibimbap. It's a steamed rice bowl topped with many healthy ingredients including lots of veggies and a fried egg. It's very flavorful and delicious. The tofu tasted fresh and the bowl came steamingly hot. It's a stone bowl which adds to its nice presentation.I'd visit this good place again when I come to this area next time.