All the food I ordered was delicious. The kimchi stew and dolsot bibimbap were really delicious. It was better than anything I had in Korea. The chef seems to be really good at cooking.
leianna heeb
This was a cute little place with reasonable prices and great service. The food was definitely tasty. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is solely based on my preference. The k-army stew was one of the better ones I've had and there aren't too many places that serve it so that was a plus. The tofu stew was more soupy than stew for me and they didn't give spice level options like I'm used to. Also they only served 4 banchan and I love my banchan so I would've liked one or two more kinds. Overall I'd definitely go back and would recommend it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Tofu Stew
Lyn K.
FACILITY/AMBIANCE: Soyo Kitchen is adjacent to Mr. Chi Boba Tea and Marco's Pizza in a small plaza off Cactus. Easy to get to, and decent enough plaza parking. The interior is spacious, with seating for about 9 parties in the main area, plus an additional 8 counter-style seating by the front windows. The created partitions from the counter-style seating with shelves. The decor is a modern upscale asian theme, but the one thing that bothered me was that there was a grammatical error on their neon sign, "Your my sunshine". Sorry, grammar matters to me. SERVICE: Placed a takeout order, was told it would be about 20 minutes, but it took closer to 45 minutes to get our food, which was surprising as we were the only ones in the facility at the time. FOOD: Brought the food home and got to work - it was hot, delicious, very flavorful. We ordered Spicy Tofu Soup, Brisket, Bulgogi, and Corn Cheese. I had to make a home concoction of sesame oil and salt to replicate my KBBQ vibes, and I wasn't a huge fan of the dip they included with the brisket. The bulgogi was delicious and sweet, didn't need to supplement any flavor. I wasn't a huge fan of the corn cheese, as I think they torch the top to give it more color and a bit of char, but it just came off very burnt. My fiance said the spicy tofu soup was really good, but the poor guy was stuck on the toilet for the whole evening afterwards. OVERALL: The food was good, the wait was long, and the prices were a bit high for what we got. For the price, I'd probably rather go to an AYCE KBBQ spot to really have at it.
Ashley Z.
My husband and I have been here 3 times and we love it each time. It is perfect for us to get our kbbq fix without having to cook and pay for unlimited when all I really want is beef brisket! We've tried other things like fried rice, beef bulgogi, potato (not my preference because there was a good amount of cheese but I don't like cheese) but everything is very good quantity and quality! We love it!
David E.
I haven't had Korean food in years and this place was near me so I decided to give it a try. Excellent food and service. Very clean place, including the restrooms. Adequate parking and they even serve alcohol.
Liv P.
Recently came here with a coworker after a long days work. We were hungry but didn't want to eat too much, so we decided to share the prok belly and regular ramen...and of course soju. This was the perfect meal to wrap up a work week. Their pork belly is delicious. Servers was quick and attentive. I love that there's a closer Soyo that's just a few minutes away from my house.
Mika Hongyu
Ordered a bowl of spicy cold noodles and kimchi pancakes for a late lunch. They were SO delicious. We could not help eat them too quick. They were not too spicy, but just perfect.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Clayton P.
I live in Henderson , 30 minutes round trip, it's worth the trip ,love there spicy fire chicken with cheese, and the BBQ chicken
Neelu Y.
I've been to Soyo Korean Kitchen twice now, and both visits have been great. The service is pretty quick, it's very clean inside, and the food is delicious. I've tried the Bulgogi, Jap Chae, Galbi and Rose Tteokbokki. While I have enjoyed everything, my favorites are definitely the Galbi and Rose Tteokbokki. The Galbi is juicy and tender, and the Rose Tteokbokki is creamy, cheesy and a bit spicy. I recommend coming with some friends or family so you can order several dishes and share. They also bring out some banchan to accompany your meal. I really liked the kimchi and bean sprouts. Parking is plentiful and I have always been seated immediately after arriving. Definitely give this place a try!
We have been to the original SoYo on Rainbow and have always loved the food so we were so excited they opened one on Cactus close to home! And let me tell you this Soyo the food is even more delicious and the service is always amazing. I recommend the Soy Garlic wings, Meat Jeon, and spicy tofu soup but I'm sure everything here is delicious. The manager Hyunwoo definitely knows how to provide excellent customer service and trains his staff well. The restaurant is always clean. We have been here quite a few times already and have never been disappointed. Highly highly recommend
Raymond
Excellent food. Very nice
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bulgogi
Chanté B.
Cute restaurant located in a shopping center that looks like it's still building. Service was good. One server taking orders and delivering food, she was friendly and quick. What we ordered: Appetizer: Sausage & Rice Cake Skewer (2): $8 Sausage was a little tough and the rice cake was crispy in a sweet chili sauce. Bulgogi Cheese Fries: $12 Straight fries topped with cheese and bulgogi beef and sautéed onion pieces that is placed under a broiler. Had a smoky flavor from the browning. Great to share at the table. Dumpling (fried): $9.50 Extra large crispy dumplings filled with ground pork veggies and silver noodles, served with sweet, sour sesame soy sauce. Very good to start the meal off with. (7 pieces) Korean Style Chicken: $16 Crispy exterior and juicy chicken in the inside with a slightly sweet sauce severed with pickled jicama and cabbage salad. Believe there was 8 pieces huge wings and drumsticks. Bi Bim Bap: $15 Hearty bowl filled with rice, veggies, 1 egg, red chilli pasta very good. Rose Rice Cake: $17 The noodles were very thick and chewy was hard to brake apart so swallowed almost whole. Rice cakes were nicely cooked, fish cakes and mini sausages in a Rose sauce not spicy very good. Desserts: Melona: strawberry, melon and mango soft frozen diary dessert bars delicious. All food was delicious, service was excellent. Resturant was clean, bathrooms were clean and fully stocked with toiletries. Highly recommend!!!
Kristina C.
Authentic Korean food! The squid bibimbap was so full of flavour. They also served a lot of side dishes that complemented the meal. I would keep coming back
Joanne Dela Cruz
My new favorite Korean spot. Loved everything about this place from service, to food, and atmosphere. Their food is super delicious. I highly recommend this place if you are looking for good Korean food.
All the food I ordered was delicious. The kimchi stew and dolsot bibimbap were really delicious. It was better than anything I had in Korea. The chef seems to be really good at cooking.
This was a cute little place with reasonable prices and great service. The food was definitely tasty. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is solely based on my preference. The k-army stew was one of the better ones I've had and there aren't too many places that serve it so that was a plus. The tofu stew was more soupy than stew for me and they didn't give spice level options like I'm used to. Also they only served 4 banchan and I love my banchan so I would've liked one or two more kinds. Overall I'd definitely go back and would recommend it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Tofu Stew
FACILITY/AMBIANCE: Soyo Kitchen is adjacent to Mr. Chi Boba Tea and Marco's Pizza in a small plaza off Cactus. Easy to get to, and decent enough plaza parking. The interior is spacious, with seating for about 9 parties in the main area, plus an additional 8 counter-style seating by the front windows. The created partitions from the counter-style seating with shelves. The decor is a modern upscale asian theme, but the one thing that bothered me was that there was a grammatical error on their neon sign, "Your my sunshine". Sorry, grammar matters to me. SERVICE: Placed a takeout order, was told it would be about 20 minutes, but it took closer to 45 minutes to get our food, which was surprising as we were the only ones in the facility at the time. FOOD: Brought the food home and got to work - it was hot, delicious, very flavorful. We ordered Spicy Tofu Soup, Brisket, Bulgogi, and Corn Cheese. I had to make a home concoction of sesame oil and salt to replicate my KBBQ vibes, and I wasn't a huge fan of the dip they included with the brisket. The bulgogi was delicious and sweet, didn't need to supplement any flavor. I wasn't a huge fan of the corn cheese, as I think they torch the top to give it more color and a bit of char, but it just came off very burnt. My fiance said the spicy tofu soup was really good, but the poor guy was stuck on the toilet for the whole evening afterwards. OVERALL: The food was good, the wait was long, and the prices were a bit high for what we got. For the price, I'd probably rather go to an AYCE KBBQ spot to really have at it.
My husband and I have been here 3 times and we love it each time. It is perfect for us to get our kbbq fix without having to cook and pay for unlimited when all I really want is beef brisket! We've tried other things like fried rice, beef bulgogi, potato (not my preference because there was a good amount of cheese but I don't like cheese) but everything is very good quantity and quality! We love it!
I haven't had Korean food in years and this place was near me so I decided to give it a try. Excellent food and service. Very clean place, including the restrooms. Adequate parking and they even serve alcohol.
Recently came here with a coworker after a long days work. We were hungry but didn't want to eat too much, so we decided to share the prok belly and regular ramen...and of course soju. This was the perfect meal to wrap up a work week. Their pork belly is delicious. Servers was quick and attentive. I love that there's a closer Soyo that's just a few minutes away from my house.
Ordered a bowl of spicy cold noodles and kimchi pancakes for a late lunch. They were SO delicious. We could not help eat them too quick. They were not too spicy, but just perfect.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I live in Henderson , 30 minutes round trip, it's worth the trip ,love there spicy fire chicken with cheese, and the BBQ chicken
I've been to Soyo Korean Kitchen twice now, and both visits have been great. The service is pretty quick, it's very clean inside, and the food is delicious. I've tried the Bulgogi, Jap Chae, Galbi and Rose Tteokbokki. While I have enjoyed everything, my favorites are definitely the Galbi and Rose Tteokbokki. The Galbi is juicy and tender, and the Rose Tteokbokki is creamy, cheesy and a bit spicy. I recommend coming with some friends or family so you can order several dishes and share. They also bring out some banchan to accompany your meal. I really liked the kimchi and bean sprouts. Parking is plentiful and I have always been seated immediately after arriving. Definitely give this place a try!
Food was really good. Great staff too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
We have been to the original SoYo on Rainbow and have always loved the food so we were so excited they opened one on Cactus close to home! And let me tell you this Soyo the food is even more delicious and the service is always amazing. I recommend the Soy Garlic wings, Meat Jeon, and spicy tofu soup but I'm sure everything here is delicious. The manager Hyunwoo definitely knows how to provide excellent customer service and trains his staff well. The restaurant is always clean. We have been here quite a few times already and have never been disappointed. Highly highly recommend
Excellent food. Very nice
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bulgogi
Cute restaurant located in a shopping center that looks like it's still building. Service was good. One server taking orders and delivering food, she was friendly and quick. What we ordered: Appetizer: Sausage & Rice Cake Skewer (2): $8 Sausage was a little tough and the rice cake was crispy in a sweet chili sauce. Bulgogi Cheese Fries: $12 Straight fries topped with cheese and bulgogi beef and sautéed onion pieces that is placed under a broiler. Had a smoky flavor from the browning. Great to share at the table. Dumpling (fried): $9.50 Extra large crispy dumplings filled with ground pork veggies and silver noodles, served with sweet, sour sesame soy sauce. Very good to start the meal off with. (7 pieces) Korean Style Chicken: $16 Crispy exterior and juicy chicken in the inside with a slightly sweet sauce severed with pickled jicama and cabbage salad. Believe there was 8 pieces huge wings and drumsticks. Bi Bim Bap: $15 Hearty bowl filled with rice, veggies, 1 egg, red chilli pasta very good. Rose Rice Cake: $17 The noodles were very thick and chewy was hard to brake apart so swallowed almost whole. Rice cakes were nicely cooked, fish cakes and mini sausages in a Rose sauce not spicy very good. Desserts: Melona: strawberry, melon and mango soft frozen diary dessert bars delicious. All food was delicious, service was excellent. Resturant was clean, bathrooms were clean and fully stocked with toiletries. Highly recommend!!!
Authentic Korean food! The squid bibimbap was so full of flavour. They also served a lot of side dishes that complemented the meal. I would keep coming back
My new favorite Korean spot. Loved everything about this place from service, to food, and atmosphere. Their food is super delicious. I highly recommend this place if you are looking for good Korean food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5