This is a great lunch option when in downtown dc. It has both a hot and cold food self service bars, a small but reasonable to go sushi selection, a mongolian build-it-yourself and they cook grill, and a sandwich shop. There is a reasonable amount of seating and it's generally a well kept and well maintained space. It's a great place for groups as well as individual seating. read more

Very solid place. Not the best food or price but if you know how to eyeball this is the place for you. Absolutely incredibly variety

We went there for breakfast. The food was disgusting, eggs tasted like fish and was slimy. The pancakes were rubbery and their coffee was all empty and it was 9:30. Would never go back. read more

The cashiers are nice. But the food has Zero flavor!! over priced and no taste! Dont bother!

All I've had here is the sushi, so that's what I'm rating. The review is based on three visits. This is one of those places with hot and cold buffet options, but I've never tried those. On the far left, is a sushi bar with sushi chefs continually refilling a sushi buffet. The sushi is fresh and filling. There are about 10-12 options, laid out on trays in front of the sushi bar. As supplies of each are depleted, the chefs come out and replenish them. So the sushi is freshly made. I've had rainbow roll, salmon avocado roll, salmon nigiri, yellowtail nigiri, a salmon/tuna/yellowtail roll, and shrimp nigiri. If you buy more than $14 in sushi, you get a free miso soup, which comes with fresh chopped scallions and tofu cubes. It's a bit expensive for a daily lunch, but fresh and delicious for a day that you're hungry and craving sushi. My one complaint - the rolls fall apart more than I'm used to as I pick them up to eat with chopsticks. Not sure why that is. Maybe there is less overlap at the joint, or less complete sealing. I can't explain it, but as a result it is messier to eat than typical sushi. read more

Food isn't even that bad, and it's conveniently located in downtown DC around a lot of offices. The convenience comes with a price of overpriced food and a woman watching you to make sure you pay for everything. They really care about money, less about customer service and that's extremely apparent. Certain dishes are better than others, and the overall quality isn't amazing. If you can go elsewhere, I would. read more

Soho Cafe & Market - Recommend anything outside of the butter chicken. Very bland... - Delis Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

High quality food, great selections, fair prices, pleasant service, very clean. Outstanding value. Excellent experience.

Excellent food and variable Asian choices. Great location and a lot of space for both take away and dine in Great stuff Great customer care Fresh Taste of food read more

Soho Cafe & Market - Broccoli beef Orange chicken Fried rice Low mein Butter chicken White rice - Delis Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

The buffet offers a good variety, but can be a bit pricey and the flavors aren't out of this world. The star of the place is the My Kup stall in the back which offers generous and fresh portions of Korean-ish dishes. I tried their 3 proteins bowl - shrimp, grilled chicken, and bulgogi- with fried rice and a ton of veggies and kimchi. They include a couple of fried veggie mandu (dumplings) with each order. The sauces included were really good. The server took great care to put together my bowl. My order was delicious and I was happily surprised with the generous portion for the affordable price. There's plenty of seating in the restaurant. read more

Soho Cafe & Market - My Kup 3 protein bowl. - Delis Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Amazing buffet with a huge selection and delicious offerings! I only planned on checking them out today, but I couldn't resist and ended up getting several items from the hot bar! The bourbon chicken and orange chicken were great! They also make sandwiches to order. They have plenty of seating, which is nice. It's located right off of Franklin Park. I definitely recommend them for lunch! read more

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Soho is always a great place to go when you want options. Stir fry, hoagies, sushi, and whatever else they have on the hot bar. Though items and the hot bar a bit pricy, it's expected in the city & the food is excellent quality. read more

A great place downtown for quick, reasonably priced breakfast and lunch food. I went here recently on a weekday morning to get a small coffee and was able to get one for $2.20, which is extremely affordable and amazing for DC. The coffee itself was fine but worth the price. Additionally, the hot bar charges $9 per pound (very reasonable) and has several options. read more

The food is was good but i was a bit cold but everything had decent flavor and the service was decent and they had a wide selection overall it is pretty mid and it was expensive read more

Soho Cafe & Market - Delis Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

This is like a giant, anxiety-inducing school cafeteria. There are SO many options buffet-style ranging from sushi to salad to Chinese food and more. It's crowded and hectic and again, there are so many choices that it's overwhelming. I was trying to do keto ("today's day one of my diet") so I just got some type of unbreaded fried chicken, which was okay, and some turkey with gravy, which tasted like prison food. So I'm still undecided, really. I'll probably be back to further my assessment. read more

I'm surprised that this place has such low reviews. I had walked by it a few times before finally deciding to stop in for the breakfast buffet. The place looked super clean. The checkout line moved quickly. And the food itself was of decent quality (with both healthy and not-so-healthy options). I'd recommend most everything you see pictures on my plate EXCEPT the home fries, which were slightly undercooked and this mushy inside. But for $11 or so, I was pleased with my meal overall. I also found myself wishing that an outpost like this would open in the renovating Walter Reed site. I like being able to go into one place that offers a variety of food options, at a decent price, and at grab-and-go speeds. read more

Soho Cafe & Market - French toast, fruit, sausage, bacon, plantains, home fries, tater tots, chicken wing, etc. - Delis Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Great quick spot for lunch in downtown, just below the Washington Post. Lots of islands and options for food, whether you like salads, fresh fruit, prepared cold or hot dishes, meat or veggies, deli sandwiches, sushi, or Mongolian grill. They've got it all here. Pick what you want and bring it up to one of the pay stations to be weighed. Best part is you can get a big, tasty, filling lunch for under $10. read more

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Soho is your utility player lunch spot. It has a hot food bar. It has a salad bar. It has a sushi bar and a sandwich shop. It sells every kind of soda, water, and organic iced tea. It even sells lightly sweetened Korean rice rollers. It has everything you'd ever want and centrally located in the heart of downtown DC. Despite having it all, the price tags just don't make this a good lunch option. The bar food they weigh and charge you by the weight. I got one scoop of fried rice and four little orange chicken chunks and it was $5! If you're in a rush and this is the quickest lunch spot, come right in. However, if you want to save some money I recommend heading to nearby G Street Foods or Buredo. read more

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I usually have a wonderful experience at this location but not today! I asked the cashier if I could get some ice for my thermos so I could have water with the $20 lunch I had just purchased and she told me No. I found the manager and he told me yes. She actually approached me while I was getting 2 small cups of ice and asked me if I paid. I am so unhappy because I enjoy their food. Probably wont return anymore and I going to tell my co-workers not to go back there. :( read more

I. LOVE. BY-THE-POUND. PLACES. And I thought I knew them all - the best Jack's Fresh, how to score a great deal on breakfast... but now I know that I didnt. Because Soho is the best of them all in DC. Fight me, I'll wait. I just got a new job and that comes with a new commute and a new neighborhood. Soho was a serendipitous discovery, and it was right next to my bus stop on 13th street. The place was clean and empty around 9pm, and I was very happy with the breakfast selection. Having seen the set up for the FROYO BAR, the Mongolian grill section (?!?!?!), and the sushi bar, I had a lot of expectation and came back around noon for lunch. AND LUNCH DIDN'T DISAPPOINT, and it hasn't disappointed anyone at work because I told everyone and they all love this place so much. The sushi mix-and-match is the best deal in town, especially the seared spicy salmon sushi. It's really easy to get too much food here, but I have found my sweet spot, and when you get more than $10 of sushi they give you a free miso soup! They also take Apple Pay which is amazing because I dont want to dig out my wallet when I am balancing all of these food containers. SO GO HERE AND ENJOY YOURSELF! Still haven't tried the froyo or the Mongolian grill but one day I will. I am still riding high on the sushi options. read more

They have a lot that is good here but you can tell there's no one really stopping platters from going out. I just took some of the salmon and it's completely mush, probably from defrosting and baking in too much liquid. The scales are still on the skin as well. Totally distasteful. The place is really hit or miss which is why I've re-rated the place with 3 stars. read more

Stopped by the other day for lunch with a friend. This place is huge with lots of food options - by the pound. There is also a Mongolian BBQ station that we had food from. The bowls to setup food for the BBQ are quite small and I could hardly get one serving piled up in one of them. I did note that folks were filling up the bowl twice (after handing over the first round to the chef). They have quite a few options for the cooking oils and condiments to go along with the BBQ. I was lucky to have concocted a decent mix of flavor and spice! They also have plenty of seating for in-house dining and we were able to find empty tables even during the busy lunch time. The food was good, but I was left wanting more at the end of my meal - pricey for the quantity IMO, but a decent lunch option nonetheless. read more

I think 3.5 stars is about right. SoHo is great if you're with people who either want (1) different things, (2) buffet food, or (3) sushi or Mongolian wok. I'm not a huge fan of the price-per-pound buffet (I've gotten it a few times but am never all that satisfied with my full meal), but this could also be because I don't care for buffets all that much. I do think their sandwich bar is decent, and their fries are so-so. I recently discovered the Mongolian wok, which is pretty neat. How it works is: you fill up your metal tray (or trays) with raw ingredients and hand them to the chef behind the counter, and he'll cook them right up. If you don't have noodles in your bowl, he'll add some rice to your veggies and meat. Also, after you hand him your tray(s) make sure to give him a bowl with your mix of sauces, which are on the right side of the counter. I thought it tasted great, but it is on the pricier side. It's a quick stop for lunch, but not usually my first pick. Some of my colleagues love it, but I only ever really go when someone else suggests it first. read more

Soho Cafe & Market - On-the-spot Mongolian wok. $10.99 for as much as you can pile onto the bowl! - Delis Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Deviously food of all kinds. Great wide variety to choose from month to month.

This place is very fast pace Specially during lunch rush A bit pricy but good food and quality. They also have healthy snacks and drinks Conveniently located next to a park so you can take your lunch outdoors too. read more

A great lunch place for variety, you can get a nibble of everything. Food is buffet style ($ by the lb) plus they have sandwiches and bowls. They're also open for breakfast which is great for early workers and the staff is very friendly. read more

i came here with my aunt to grab a quick lunch, for me it was a second lunch this is pretty much a downtown version of chinese buffet with a target towards the working crowd all the food looked very greasy, i got a cup of chicken tortilla soup which was fine, i am not sure i would get more than that though, since it would involve eating more fat than i care for on my vegetables. ambiance: clean, i liked that they had leather or pleather couches parking: ha! service: counter, no issue price: fine, given the location and convenience i think it is reasonable. overall: ehh, not amazing, it is like a combo chinese buffet/cafeteria read more

3.5 stars Solid choice for a quick lunch downtown. The made to order sandwiches are good and all under $10 (even after adding a side of fries)! I ordered the Steak & Cheese and it was pretty good and filling. Definitely a lot better deal than some sandwiches from the food trucks across the street in Franklin Square. They also have a pay per lb sushi and hot food bar. There's a bunch of these downtown but this place has the widest selection I've seen. Plenty of tables around as well if you're planning on eating your food here before heading back to work. read more

Soho Cafe & Market - Steak & cheese - Delis Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Obsessed with this place. The hot bar is so quick and easy and the food is amazing. I really like the different stir fry dishes.

Best lunch spot during the work week in the K Street area. While I've only ordered the rice bowls here, I can confidently say that they are the best bang for your buck. Their single protein small bowl is approximately $6 after tax and leaves you full for the afternoon (picture attached). Rice bowl spots in the area will provide nice additions like kimchi and fried egg for an added price, but Soho provides noodles, veggie dumplings, egg, and many sauces for no extra charge. With their recent reopening, you can expect a cleaner inside, more checkout lines, and more formal menus. Great spot! read more

Soho Cafe & Market - Delis Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

All the food on the buffet is very tasty both at breakfast and lunch. As a field technician, I looked forward to going into the city early in the morning or at lunch time so I could stop into this place to dine. There is a great variety, both hot and cold choices and they even have a mongulian grill and sushi bar there. read more

Soho Cafe & Market - Delis Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

First time inside. I've walked by a few times to get to the food trucks. This is the perfect spot for when I don't know what I want. I can get a little of everything that catches my eye. It's basically a big cafeteria with decent prices for this area. Today I got coconut chicken (very good), roasted turkey (ok), cranberry sauce (tasteless), honey sweet potato(good), plantains (good), asparagus (good), corn (good) and mixed veggies with mushrooms (ok). Don't know how much it weighed but was $7.25 of food. I only got one piece of the heavy stuff (sweet potato, turkey and chicken). I was satisfied and ate most of it. read more

Yelp reports you're open today but you're CLOSED. Update your hours so people don't waste a trip.

Yum! They have great sushi selections! And if you spend $10 on sushi you also get free miso. For quick and easy lunch it does the job and tastes great. Don't expect something fancy. They make hot subs and hot noodles too. I haven't tried their hot buffet bar but it all looks good.i recommend this for quick and low maintenance lunch. read more

This place is consistently going down hill. It used to be really good. The breakfast line used to move really fast and have great customer service. For some reason, they replaced their morning crew with 2 inept ladies. They cannot handle more than a few people at a time, and my order is always wrong now. I used to go to this place almost every day for breakfast. Now I go once a month or so. Very disappointing. read more

Soho is a popular place for lunch around K Street as they offer coffee/smoothies, price-per-pound buffet, sushi, or Mongolian wok stir-fry. I've been here once or twice for the buffet and was never impressed, but today my dad was in the DC area and swung by my workplace to give me one of Soho's newest signature creations, cup bap (also known as cup rice). Cup rice is the street food, Korean fusion version of bibimbap. For a dish that's supposed to be easy to eat, cup rice typically has a lot of different flavors and ingredients. It's put in a small container (cup), so that it's easy to eat on-the-go. I've been hearing a lot of buzz about cup rice at work; people tell me that the lines get long in Soho solely because of the cup rice's popularity. While I didn't go inside Soho myself to get the cup rice, my dad tells me that they offer a variety of meats to top your cup rice - pork, chicken, beef, shrimp, or tofu. You can also choose how spicy you'd like the cup rice (1 being mild, 5 being hot). The hotter you want your cup rice to be, the more sauce they squirt inside of your order. The cup rice is comprised of: your filling of choice, a little bit of rice, Korean glass noodles, two tiny fried dumplings, some shredded lettuce, onions, and the star of the show...SRIRACHA MAYO. And lots of it. I literally got 5-6 bites into the cup rice before I gave up. I felt like I was eating nothing but sriracha mayo, and might I add that sriracha mayo does not go well with Korean glass noodles. bleck. I really don't understand what the hype is with Soho's cup rice. #neveragain read more

A great casual eatery with diverse choices. Clean, indoor and outdoor spaces. BONUS: they have a self-serve froyo machine!

Today was my first day trying them & I fell in love!!!! They have so much to offer..One of the best cafe's on my block!!!

I've been working near this location for almost 4 years and I have to say you get the best bang for your buck here. Not necessarily on the hot bar, but at the main ordering station. They have a second station which offers hibachi style food for $11. The hot bar is "pay per pound" and it can get pretty expensive depending on how hungry you are. Breakfast is pretty darn good. You can get eggs, bacon, home fries, and two pieces of toast for under $4.50 The portions are very generous as well! The same applies for lunch. You can get a LOADED half pound bacon burger, with a container filled with fries, and drink for $9. It's actually more like $7 but my bottled Arizona iced tea upped the price a bit. They have tons of different sandwiches to choose from. Everything is under $10 and made to order. The inside has plenty of seating and is great for groups. It's always clean and the lines move pretty quickly. I don't usually eat from the hot bar, but they try to keep it stocked with fresh food. The Asian cuisine is usually what I would go for and it's pretty tasty. Just don't get too greedy or you will wish you ate in somewhere. Trust me, I've spent 16$ here before lol. read more

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The best sushi buffet I've ever experienced! They have a ton of other food options and I've made myself a great salad here too, but I keep coming back for the fresh and delicate sushi. They even have gluten free soy sauce if you ask! And the price is very reasonable. read more

Soho Cafe & Market - Sushi! - Delis Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

The food is hit and miss. They do have an insane selection. The only problem, and it's not a small problem, is that it is very overpriced.