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    Soju Haus

    3.9 (741 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Bars
    Closed • 5:00 pm - 3:00 am (Next day)
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Jenny C.

    Classic place to go before going out for the night! To get here you'd have to take an elevator and once you come in it looks a lot more fancier than you'd think! There's tables on either side and lots of Asian people. Everything is shareable and pretty yummy. We ordered the watermelon soju to share, pork intestine, omelette roll, pork belly, oxtail and the cold noodle to share amongst three. That was a good amount for us as we don't eat that much. Everything was brought out to us fairly quick and easy. The garlic chips were really yummy on the beef intestine and the cold noodle was surprisingly pretty spicy. The omelette was super soft and tasty as well! I definitely prefer the beef intestine and oxtail here the most and will be back to eat it again with other things. Definitely can see why this is people's go-to spot during the night as we came here around 10/11.

    Hannah C.

    Great late night korean pocha spot. I was craving 보쌈 Korean boiled pork wraps, it was filling and delicious. I went on a Saturday night around 8pm and the wait was about 20-25min. Not too long! The entrance of this restaurant is sorta hidden, you have to go into the lobby of the building. Go up the elevator to the 2nd floor.

    Braised Pork Belly with kimchi
    Corianne M.

    Came to Sojuhaus last night to celebrate New Year's Eve and had a fantastic experience! As a party of eight, I was a bit nervous about finding a place that could accommodate us on such a busy night, but Sojuhaus had the perfect setup for large groups. The ambiance was lovely and lively--super energetic, and it genuinely felt like everyone was having a great time, including our group. The service was phenomenal. Our server was incredibly patient, helpful, and truly added to the fun of the evening. The food was also great, with generous portions--we ordered about five to six dishes, and everyone left feeling full and satisfied. Overall, we had a wonderful time and will definitely be back! Note: Amex or cash only. Also, the entrance can be a bit confusing at first since you have to walk through what looks like a residential or business lobby, but there are clear signs that guide you to the restaurant.

    Mulhwe

    Great food, service, and vibes! We went as a group of 18, and they were super quick to get us situated and provided great service. I love all the spicy foods, and think it's one of the best food spots in ktown!

    Kevin N.

    High energy and vibrant night life like Korean spot. Was a bit of a wait during peak dinner time but not too bad. Wait was about 30 min without a resy. Place is loud but not where you can't make convo inside. Ordered the kimchi stew and bulgogi and it was just the right amount of food for two people. The portion sizes are pretty good. Soup was pretty flavorful, but the bulgogi was just okay. Wish it had a bit more spice to it. Overall the atmosphere is def a fun place for a night out of drinking or celebrating.

    Seafood Pancake
    Anh T.

    Coming here for an early dinner on a weekend was a good choice, as my friend and I were able to get a table within 10 minutes without a reservation. While we started our dinner being able to have a conversation, we could eventually hear many peoples' conversations around us, but the noise level was not too bad. For two people, we ordered their Seafood Pancake and Sizzling Bulgogi. Both portion sizes were generous! The Sizzling Bulgogi did come out hot, and there was a good amount of meat for the dish. The Seafood Pancake was easy to share between the two of us as pieces were easily broken off, but I wish that it was a bit crunchier. We also were given rice dishes with egg and small anchovies since we came early enough. For the quality and amount of food, it's worth the experience and price!

    Kimchi Fried Rice with Spam
    Paola B.

    There aren't words to describe how insanely good the food, service, and ambience of this place was. First of all, the restaurant is located on the second floor of a cute, swanky apartment. You take the elevator up and get transported into a darkly lit, romantic restaurant with limited seats. The wait in the line was worth it. The menu is full of Korean classics, and EVERY single thing we got was absolutely perfect. Visiting from Annandale, VA (where there is REALLY good Korean food), my mind was blown. The korean stew with Pork Belly is a MUST! Everything we had, honestly, is a must. You cannot go wrong here. Keep the drinks flowing and the food coming. I'm dying to go back already

    Kimchi Fried Rice with Spam
    Lauren C.

    The interior is like a modernized Korean pocha, with round metal tables and plastic chairs. The wait to get seated was very long. The servers underestimated our wait time by nearly half. We got the kimchi fried rice and spicy soondae. A little pricey but very good. I'd love to come back to try more food and drinks when they're not as busy.

    Sweet and spicy fried shrimp
    Will N.

    Came here for late bites on a Saturday night. There was a small line when I arrived with a group of 7, but we got seated within 15 minutes surprisingly. The food options are a little more unique than most K-Town pocha menus, but I wouldn't rush to recommend for Korean food in NYC. My favorite is the Sweet and Spicy Fried Shrimp. The Stir Fried Udon is tasty, but if I could improve it, I would add more udon noodles. I would come back for the ambiance for sure. Attentive workers as well.

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    Mia H.

    I came here again recently and was able to try their seafood pancake, bossam, potato pancake, and soondubu, and I just wanted to say that their food continues to be delicious! Loved their seafood pancake as it was full of seafood as well as their bossam, which came out with lots of veggies to enjoy it with. We also came on a Saturday night, where there were multiple birthdays and it was so fun as the whole restaurant would sing HBD and the lights would dim!

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    Jenn C.

    Food: The food here was average. We ordered the seafood pancake, which was packed with seafood peppers, scallions, and onion. Although it was filled with a lot of seafood and vegetables, it fell apart very easily for this reason and didn't seem like a pancake. I think there are other Korean restaurants that make this dish better. We also ordered the clam soup with flat noodles. The clams were big and fresh. The texture of the noodles were chewy and added a nice touch to the dish. The broth was just okay and wasn't as tasty as we expected. Service: Service was excellent. Staff were very attentive and explained what everything was as it was served. Ambiance: There are large tables and small tables. They keep the restaurant pretty dark and there is very loud music playing. It's a very nice place if you don't mind the loud music. Overall, I would not recommend this place, but it might just be personal preference because I know others who like this restaurant!

    Nicole K.

    It's always a good time at soju haus especially late at night when you want to drink more and have some food. Love getting the clam soup, the fried chicken, seafood pancake and ddukbokki there. Can't really go wrong with the food there and plenty of drinks to choose from.

    Ji Eun O.

    Soju Haus is always a must-visit when I'm in NY for school breaks. While most people come for the drinks (I mean, it is the House of Soju haha), the real reason I keep coming back is for the food. Their gopchang jeongol and sundae bokkeum are my absolute favorites--flavorful, satisfying, and just perfect. If you get there before 8pm, they'll treat you to either seaweed rice or rice with anchovies and a fried egg for FREE! And the acorn salad they serve as a side? Honestly, I wish it was a menu item because I'm always asking for more (it's that good). Oh, and a little quirky detail: they used to serve corn water instead of plain water, and I really miss it. I might be a little weird, but that corn water was honestly one of the highlights of my meal. Always a great time at Soju Haus!

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    Ask the Community - Soju Haus

    Are there any gluten free options? Asking for a friend

    Can I hit my juul here?

    No, you need to smoke outside

    Any Keto options here?

    Of course! It's a keto diet dream! It's AYCE bbq, just order unmarinated meat (marinades have sugar). The sides are generally low carb but might have some sugar so ask.

    Is pork feet only available on certain days?

    The marinated Pig feet/trotter is served all year round, however this is a specials version of it which is served on 2 days since I last visited.

    Is this a place to dance at night?

    No. It’s more of a sit down restaurant with good food and drinks. If you take the elevator up to the third floor there’s a DJ and dancing there.

    What's the age restriction? If there is one? 21 and over?

    There is a bar upstairs. But I think you only have to be 21 to drink. If you just wanted to have dinner, I think you can eat at a table like you’d regularly do.

    Where is this located? I walked all over the block and couldn't find this place? Does it actually say soju Haus on the building/front?

    On the corner of 5th Ave and E 32nd (entrance on 5th Ave) ... once you enter the building you have to take the elevator upstairs to the 2nd floor.

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