SOHO Asian Bar & Grill

Yes, SOHO can be a great date-night spot if you enjoy lively, modern vibes and Asian-fusion cuisine. Guests frequently praise the food (notably steaks, sushi and some standout appetizers) and attentive service on many nights. Be aware it can get very loud with upbeat music and celebratory singing, so if you prefer a quiet, intimate dinner call ahead for an early reservation or request a quieter table.

Yes, guests have dined at SOHO on holidays (guests mention Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve experiences). Holiday hours may vary, so call ahead to confirm service times and to secure a reservation, as holiday nights can be especially busy and the host stand may be stretched.

The atmosphere is modern, vibrant and upbeat, warm cream walls, purple/gold LED lighting behind the bar and a lively soundtrack. Guests frequently mention high energy: great for celebrations and lively dinners, but often very loud, with music and birthday singing that can make conversation difficult. If you want a celebratory, upbeat night out it’s ideal; for quiet dining, consider an earlier weekday visit.

SOHO offers a main dining room and a lively bar area with modern LED lighting behind the bar. While the owner info notes it does not offer private-party/ private dining rooms, the restaurant has successfully hosted large groups (guests reported a well-handled party of 23). If you need a specific seating setup or space for a group, call ahead so staff can advise and try to accommodate you.

Business casual. The restaurant lists a business-casual dress code, which fits its modern, upscale-casual vibe, smart casual attire is a safe choice for dinner or drinks at the bar.

Yes, guests report staff being accommodating when reservations or seating needs change, so it’s best to call ahead with special requests (table location, dietary or kosher specifics, large-group arrangements). Because the restaurant can get busy and understaffed at times, calling in advance helps ensure your request is noted and handled.

Midweek evenings (Monday–Thursday) are generally the best bet for a more relaxed experience. Guests highlight quieter Tuesday nights as pleasantly calm, while weekends and holidays tend to be louder and more crowded with celebrations, ideal if you’re after energy but not if you want a quiet date or conversation.

Portions at SOHO seem to be typical casual-dining sizes, appetizers and mains are shareable in some cases, and guests often order multiple plates to sample. Several guests enjoyed appetizers like crackling sliced potato and cauliflower, while others mentioned burgers and entrees that fell apart or were dry. If you’re dining with a group, ordering a few apps to share plus mains is a reliable approach.

Go on a weekday or an earlier evening for a more relaxed experience, guests note quieter Tuesday nights and late-weeknights can feel less crowded. Weekends, holidays and late-night sittings tend to be busy and louder with music and celebrations, so if you want a calmer meal choose Mon–Thu early dinner or call to request a quieter table.

SOHO’s posted hours are: Mon–Thu 5:00 pm–12:00 am, Sat 7:30 pm–1:00 am, and Sun 3:00 pm–12:00 am. Because guests also mention holiday and late-night visits (and some variation), it’s a good idea to call ahead if you plan to arrive early or late or on a holiday.

Family-friendly: yes, guests often bring families and celebrate birthdays here, and large groups (even 23 people) have been accommodated. For accessibility specifics (wheelchair ramps, accessible restrooms or seating), there’s no clear information in guest feedback or the restaurant description, so call ahead and ask the host to confirm accommodations before your visit.