SOHA 소하

"Authentic Korean food. The food is delicious. Staff is friendly. What’s better is that it’s our late night spot. They close at 2am!!! The pork soup and kalbi are my constant gotos. Other dishes are good as well. We go here at least once every 2 e weeks."

"Got cheated by this restaurant. Will never patronize ever again, the portions they gave for takeout was shockingly small. Got 1 Korean bbq dish to go for ~$40 and it was miserable. Was not even of good Korean bbq quality, meat was soaked in oil but soft and soggy"

"One of my favorite places for Korean food in TX! We ordered the spicy chicken feet, pork rib soup, seafood pancakes, and pork belly. The pork belly was alright but everything else was super yummy. Especially the seafood pancakes and pork rib soup. I will definitely come back for it."

"Soha is a small Korean joint, the service was friendly. We went around 6 on a Saturday which we got in right away, it usually gets busy around 7-8. We ordered the cheese corn which is typical, the Tobokki which I liked how they added the udon noodles into it, it had a mix of tobokki and the flat rice cake. We order the stew which was good had tons of different kinds of meat, which was overkill for me. And we order the fried chicken which was nice and crispy. This place is a Nice place to go with friends and have a late night dinner and drinks. Soha has authentic Korean food but we ordered just the usual. I’ll have to go try the other items next time."

"Came in person two weeks ago and it was just ok. Pricey. Not worth it. Taste, presentation and overall food experience. I ordered to go this last time and such a disappointment. $3 for a side of kimchi and it was packed in a tiny sauce container. The grilled intestines I ordered was soggy when I had asked for it crispy. Barely any char marks. The atmosphere is loud if that’s what you’re into. Service is ok. But for a foodie, wanting great Korean food, this wasn’t it for me. I spent $140 two weeks ago. I spent $40 this last time."