Cafe Soho 2

Oh man, so good. My first KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) experience was at the Philly location. They’re double fried, super crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. I love the spicy and garlic soy. The atmosphere is lacking at this location, but the chicken is just as good. Also, this location is BYOB.

Location is closed as of 11/​04/​2015.

Sigh… after several calls, i just came here and found out that This is permanent closed at the rt 202 and 73.

Same as the Soho in Cheltenham. Great wings, great and courteous staff :)

It’s too bad when a really good restaurant opens up a franchise/​branch somewhere else and it’s like eating at some bizarro world where up is down and right is left and good is bad. From the looks of the brand, this location looks every bit like their elder brethren on Cheltenham except it’s much quieter. No multiple large screen TV’s blasting Kpop non-​stop and from the looks of it, more family friendly.
But you’re really here for one thing and one thing only. Their fried chicken. And their two favorite versions: soy and spicy, are a pretty big disappointment.
Not only were the sizes of the chicken pieces smaller, they did not look they were double fried. They looked like normal fried chicken you’d get at Giant, except worse. The flavors were barely there and were a bit too salty.
And I noticed not only were the sizes of the chicken pieces themselves smaller, but that they give you 2 pieces less for the same price for the large (now 18 as opposed to 20).
And don’t believe the website or Unilocal’s info on when they’re open. They’re permanently closed on Mondays and Tuesdays and even when they are opened, and they have no customers, they take a very long time to pick up the phone.
I think I’m back to trekking an extra 35 mins to get Café Soho fried chicken from their og location.
Parking: Plenty
Wait: 30+ mins after ordering
Price: $ 12 (small) $ 22 (large)

What can I say about Soho… this is not the first time I’ve been there last Friday.
My husband and I showed up and the parking lot is SO dark, we thought it wasn’t open but it was. We figured since the pope was in town we can grab a great meal.
PROs We got 2 L orders of soy sauce and sweet chili wings. They were delicious as always!
CONs the server was off and seemed as if she did not know what she was doing. She took my husband’s drink without thinking walked away before taking my drink. My husband also was not done ordering for appetizers and walked away. We then ordered seafood pancake for appetizer and never got it, although it was made and sitting on the counter for the server to bring to us. Management must not had been present because there was a family of four that came in that wanted entrees with rice. Yet, did not have any. What asian restaurant does not have rice! We were very surprised, the server claimed that they wanted to prepare for their closing for the next 2 days. Not only that, I had to use the bathroom and it was unisex. There was a urinal which I don’t care but oh my goodness, could you not clean the bathroom in a year or two. The place could use a reno.
If it wasn’t for the wings, we would not come here. I’ll be taking takeout from now on.

I wasn’t really impressed with the sweet and spicy wings as they claimed to be their new popular menu item. The wings were drenched with Korean hot pepper paste and I could not taste anything else besides the pepper flavor. On the other hand, the soy sauce wings were fantastic. Wings were fried perfectly and lightly coated sauce worked nicely.
Inside of the restaurant looked a bit dirty and when I went there to pick up wings on early Saturday evening, the place was empty and two of the employees were having pizza on the table.

We came in the afternoon and we were pretty much the only people here. Cute little place, and we had great service. As a vegetarian, they were able to cater to my requests which I can always appreciate. I had the plain Uda noodles and French fries and my boyfriend had the wings. He always enjoys the wings here and rates them high. The fries were really good as well, they were extra crispy/​crunchy which we enjoyed. Because we’d gone early in the day only shortly after they opened, they didn’t have any music on and the atmosphere wasn’t what it would be if we’d gone in the evening but it was still a very nice visit.

The owner must have changed but the wings are not good quality anymore. I don’t mind paying for good wings but the wings got smaller, the sauces changed, they didn’t have any rice or soup.
Service was horrible and unprofessional. Used to do a lot of takeout here but I question its cleanliness and quality.
Waitress dropped off chicken and said «it doesn’t usually look like this but try it and let me know if it’s ok»
VERY Disappointing and way overpriced

**STOP DELETING THIS POST, CAFE SOHO, OR I WILL REPORT TO POLICE**
WAITER TOOK MORE TIP MONEY THAN I GAVE HIM. PLEASE READ POST.
Tipped the waiter (asian guy that doesn’t speak Korean) $ 4.13 for a $ 32.87 meal with my family and I. I looked in my bank a few days later and saw that the waiter stole my money and decided to tip himself $ 5 instead of the $ 4.13. Called to speak it over while they were open and they did not pick up the whole time. Disgusting act, never coming here again.

Finally got to try Korean fried chicken. It was pretty good. When I got in my car the next day I could still smell it. I wanted more. I will go back to try the other versions. (I got the wings with soy) and hopefully I can try somewhere else, just to get a second opinion. Can;t say much else, since I got the take-​out, but I did get a strange vibe about the place. the pickled radish was a nice compliment.

The chicken was good but not as great as I expected after reading the reviews. The outer layer is crunchy (and addictive) and the meat is juicy but minimal since the wings are small. But my biggest gripe is that there could have been more flavor in my opinion. However, this is my first time having KFC and I have nothing else to compare it to other than buffalo wings which usually have a lot of sauce.
I ordered a half soy, half seasoned since I was told the spicy is REALLY spicy and comparable to «insane» wings at a buffalo wings place. But, I enjoy spicy food and should have gotten the spicy (or seasoned and spicy, no soy) because I definitely could have gone up a notch in spice. I just wish they used a little more sauce so I could taste the flavor more but will ask for extra next time. I’m not discouraging anyone from trying and I will most likely be back again, but I know better for next time what to order.

I got so excited, looking forward to tasting the crispy chicken wings that many reviewers raved about, but when my wife and I arrived at Café Soho in Blue Bell, it was CLOSED. We were there at 12 noon, no people, no cars, the doors were locked.
We’re so disappointed.
UPDATE: This restaurant is closed on Mondays. That should be posted on their website. We will give it a try again, and if it’s up to the level of the other reviews, I will give more stars.

NOTE: as of the date I’m writing this, the menu connected with this listing is out of date. I popped in last night for a pickup order and there’s no sushi available. Be sure to grab a to go menu in there for a more accurate listing.
So I got my staple, the soy garlic wings. They were on point. I usually frequent the Cheltenham spot, but was in the neighborhood with a craving so …
I’ve eaten these wings piping hot, as the good double frying lord intended, and they are divine. I’ve also eaten them the next day. Cold. Still finger licking, lip smacking good. That is crazy but it’s my truth.
Friendly, gracious staff. Much smaller dining space, with the same doses of just enough random décor and K-​Pop to pep you up.
I’ll reserve my 5 stars for the Cheltenham location because the atmosphere, food and staff really make it a must-​do, but if you have a hankering for wings, this location won’t do you wrong.

Was here for lunch with co-​workers. Wings were delish as only deep fried wings covered with yummy sauce could be. We pre-​ordered three different varieties. All were yummy. I liked how they keep a tiny piece of the bone opposite the join so you can have a little «wing handle».
We ordered another dish and I was not impressed. It was a rice dishes with an overwhelming heaping of pineapple wrapped into a thin omelette. The pineapple flavor was overwhelming.
Service was pretty slow considering we were one of the only tables.
I would definitely come back for the wings.

I had the wings sampler today for the first time ever. Some wings were a little spicy, some were sweet.
Being the broke college student I am, I took my time eating these wings with my peasant hands in between class. I dropped wings on my face while driving and it was worth it.
They were quick enough to get my take out just in time for class so I am not mad.
Along with my order, I purchased the Honeydew bubble tea. I do not know what mystic ingredients they are putting in this flavor bubble tea, but it was the best flavor I ever had. Some bubble teas can be a bubble-​tragedy! Not here.
Yes…they are a little pricey and yes the parking lot can be a pain to enter and exit, but I find this place as a hidden treasure among the Blue Bell area.
Café Soho is a so go. At first I was skeptical, but I would embrace my inner fatty here again.

This place is called Café Soho 2 and they are open on Sundays.
Soy garlic wings are great as is the seafood stew

Take out wings. Soy garlic were great, spicy wings were awesome, really spicy.
The smell of the place was off putting when I walked in, not sure how to describe other than «deep fried.»

This is their second location and since they have just recently opened, they don’t have all the items listen on the menu (they just copied it from the first location). We didn’t even know until we were ordering and he pointed out that we couldn’t order some of the things we asked for since they didn’t have the ingredients for it.
We ordered half soy garlic and half special sauce and although the soy garlic was really good, we only ate 1 – 2 pieces of the special sauce and pushed it aside. Just wasn’t our thing, I guess. I was really disappointed, especially since I was expecting the food to taste like LA’s Kyochon.
Probably wouldn’t come back. Even our server seemed like he didn’t want to be there.

I’ll start by saying ‘different strokes for different folks’. My niece enjoyed yhe Soy Garlic and 2 of each flavor was enough for me. For $ 21.20 I picked up a large box of 20 wings; half Soy Garlic and half Spicy.
The chicken was thickly battered-​dipped with minimal meat.
Soy Garlic: the taste reminded me of honey
Spicy: tangy followed by a gradual increase of hotness
The inside of the restaurant was very clean with sections set apart for larger parties and semi-​private. It’s also a BYOB.
I’m not implying that I won’t try this restaurant again nor am I discouraging others to try. This is MY experience. EAT UP!