Atlanta Flower

The food here blew me away! This was my first time trying Korean food and everything has so much flavor. We got the tteokbokki with mozzarella (huge and such a rich and flavorful first food), the Korean beef short ribs (a nice subtle flavor that was so good, the meat fell right off) and the sweet honey soy sauce fried chicken w scallion (fried perfectly, great flavor). Our server was so knowledgeable, great recs, and attentive! We watched multiple happy birthdays which made me want to have my next birthday there, and the Kpop music was a good touch! We drank out of styrofoam cups which I wasn’t expecting, but honestly I couldn’t care less because of how good my experience was!

Jasmine

The food was delicious, the staff was attentive, and the atmosphere was lively. Highly recommend their seafood panjeon, fish cake soup, and pork belly. They're open pretty late which was very convenient for us. We arrived on a Tuesday night around 12am and the business was still pretty steady.

+1

Tran Phan

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.

+1

Michelle Wright

Delicious! This is a small yet fun Korean restaurant. The place was packed. It had a fun vibe, twinkling lights, kpop video’s playing in the background , and fun photos displayed on the wall. The gentleman who took our order was super sweet and helpful. The food was colorful and absolutely delicious! We ordered the boneless chicken in sweet soy sauce, kimchi fried rice, grilled pork belly, and Tteokbokki. We asked them to serve us family style, so the server put all our food in the middle of the table, so we could all share. We are definitely coming back.

+1

Cozy korean spot for a group hangout with friends or family. Love the vibe here! Service is quick and efficient.

Ali Masoudi

I had Kamjatang here; As someone who has lived in Korea and knows Korean food very well, I can say that it was good; however, honestly charing $3 for a tiny Kimchi side dish (see the picture) is quite wired and uncommon, my first time EVER seeing no side dishes are served in a Korean restaurant and then they charge for it!

Ballerina foodie

The bulgogi was good, but it would have been nicer if it came with more sides. Sadly the pork was very bland; it didn’t taste good without the sauces on the side. The lychee soju we had was top notch. I’d definitely get that again. There was a decent amount of parking available so that was good.

Pierre Nguyen

I landed on a late flight and was excited to see SOHA 소하 still open since I was really craving Korean food. I showed up around 1:20am hoping to grab takeout, but unfortunately their kitchen had already closed around 1. The staff I met were super nice and friendly, which I appreciated, but it was disappointing not being able to order anything. A couple of things that could be improved: I couldn’t find their menu online on Google, and it would be really helpful if it was clearer that the kitchen closes about an hour before closing time. For travelers or late-night diners, that’s important info. Looking forward to trying the food another time! The staff left a good impression, and I hope I can actually taste the food on my next visit!

Jocelyn P

Pretty small place but the food is packed with flavor. Corn cheese is a classic, it was sweet creamy and cheesy. The la galbi was good not too sweet. The pork belly was too dry. I could’ve passed on the chicken, since I’m more of a bone in kind of gal. I usually don’t go for kimchi fried rice but it was my fave dish of the night.

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Angelica Le

Overall: 3.9/5 [Postmates Delivery] We ordered on Postmates and the food delivered earlier than expected. Packaging was nicely done, and the portion size was generous. Galbi/Korean Short Ribs ($26.49): Really solid! Good amount of meat, great flavor, and not too fatty. Definitely preferred this over the samgyubsal—would order again. Samgyubsal/Grilled Pork Belly ($24.99): The pork belly pieces were huge, but they didn’t have much flavor. It came with a side of lettuce (wrapped separately), white rice, and two small sauces—one was sesame oil, and the other was ssam (I think). The ssam had all the flavor, so I wish they’d given us more. Luckily, we had some kimchi in the fridge, so we threw together a lettuce wrap, and that made it way better.

HashtagDietFood

Nice Korean restaurant serving a variety of Korean dishes and alcohol options. The ambience is super cool, music was a bit loud, the food tasted all sweet and mostly the same. I was expecting it to taste more authentic hot but it was the opposite. Chicken was supposed to be spicy but turned out sweet. Everything tasted the same as it had the same sweet sauce in it. The only thing that stood out was the corn and cheese. Korean blueberry wine was good and sake was good too as always. Overall a good place to hangout but food needs improvement.

+8

My wife and I went on a Friday night around 6:00 p.m., and the restaurant was about half empty. After we were seated, another waiter came over and asked us to move, saying the table we were at was only for parties of three or more. They explained that they needed to keep that table available in case a larger party came in later, even though the restaurant was still half empty at the time. I did not understand how they could predict how many people might arrive later, and I even offered to order enough food for three people to make up the difference. They still insisted that we move to another table. I was upset, but I agreed and moved. When we were leaving, I noticed that the original table only had two people sitting there. I found the whole situation very ridiculous.

Jonathan Ye

Food: had no flavor other than just pure sweet. Service: We were asked by the host to switch table twice because they have a larger group coming soon. Atmosphere: this place is super super loud. A large group right next to us talks almost like yelling to each other. So other groups started to raise the volume too. In the end, we couldn’t stay to dine in. So had to order to take out. My friend has to go outside waiting because how loud this place is.

Diana W

This restaurant is not hospitable. We didn’t end up dining here because once you walk in the door, you are not welcomed with friendliness; adding the dark atmosphere plus the staff unwilling to be hospitable/accommodating, it just quickly diminishes any desire to eat here. I’ve seen and passed by this spot several times. It was late night (pass 10:30pm on a week night) and there are limited dine in options that late, so we decided to give this restaurant a try and we were excited to finally visit for the first time. We walked in and the restaurant is empty with only 2 guests being serviced in the entire dining area. The one staff that was standing there seemed glad there are finally other guests that arrived and directed us to be seated at a very small table even though the restaurant is empty. We asked if we could be seated at a slightly bigger table, because we were planning to order a good amount of food for the table plus the restaurant is just empty, but the staff struggled to accommodate us to any other table and asked the boss lady in back of the house what to do and the lady responded coldly with a no go. The staff told us they cannot accommodate and if we want to be seated at a bigger table, we must order a lot of food to be deserving to be seated there….. I mean we were planning to order a good amount of food to try but after this inhospitable engagement, its over - thank you, next. The restaurant was empty and let’s say they somehow expect many more people to magically show up later, there are plenty of ways to handle the situation significantly better than being unhelpful and rude. If you ever drive by this place and wonder…..don’t wonder; go to a fast food restaurant and be greeted and treated with better service instead. You will save a lot more money and the food is equally as bad for your health.