Soho Village

Best in Dallas K Town. Try seafood egg stew and Fried chicken gizzard. They are extreme good

Following a late night flight into love field, we stopped here on our way back to OKC. Our options were pretty much limited to fast food, which I rarely if ever eat, and then I saw that this place was open. But to complicate things my daughter and I are both gluten free so we eat no breading or soy sauce, integral ingredients in most dishes on the menu. The proprietor suggested a soup or the rotisserie chicken. We chose the rotisserie chicken which she advised at $ 20 was large enough to serve three. The chicken was fried to perfection with lots of garlic flavor, the skin completely crispy without any breading. It came out on a hot skillet with fried onions and hot peppers and with two dipping sauces, a honey mustard and a hot sauce that looked like ketchup. Both were delicious. This definitely ticked my boxes for garlic chicken cravings and fried chicken cravings in general. Highly recommend

There is ONE waitress who does bar work, host, serve, etc. The food is eh and service is okay. I wouldn’t come here if you are an impatient person because the service/​food is really slow.

Well been sitting here for 30 mins no service and it’s dark as hell in here. But the waters good… Yeah the new ownership sucks major webbos

Great food and the atmosphere. Personally like the location very much. However, their service is just terrible. I get the impression that the waitress aren’t really happy working there. They never really have smile on their face or expression. idk. they aren’t friendly for sure.

Food is decent, staff is not really attentive, menu is really limited and seating is completely different from other restaurant/​bar scenes. If your looking for a new scenery I would suggest just sticking to your usuals. This place doesn’t really hit the spot for any unique characteristics or food quality.

Came here for a late night snack. We were seated in a little booth with curtains for privacy. I wanted some kimchi jjigae (soup), and it was hot and spicy, just the way I like it. We also ordered the hot wings. It took a while to come out, but they were large chicken pieces and seemed cooked-​to-​order. There were a few side dishes, including pickled radish and Korean potato chips. They did not bring out rice with our meals, so we had to ask for it. No extra charge, though. Bottle of soju was just $ 10, a little cheaper than expected.
Our waitress wasn’t super friendly, but service was actually not that bad. There’s a button on the side if you need immediate service, but they still stopped by our table to make sure we were okay. Otherwise, they kinda leave you alone, which is nice. Wouldn’t mind coming back. I need to check out their extensive beer selection next time!

They recently went through an owner change and the whole place got a makeover. I would describe this place as a «sophisticated» version of DSS. You have your own holes or you can sit in the open. Unlike the $ 9.99 they’re a lot smaller and have more closed holes. The foods are decent, mostly drinking foods and some snacks.
My friend told me that chicken gizzards come from their stomach. Stupid me I fell for it but as I was eating the chewy stuff I thought to myself. The literal translation of this in Korean is chicken poop house. Oh crap! is right… But hey it tasted like chicken so I really didn’t know what I was eating. Other then that the drink menu was decent, the service was much better by far. Why a 4 you ask? well its wasn’t too bad the price was pretty decent as well. So that’s my 4

Great import selections (Hoegaarden), decent food (fried whole chicken), but horrible service. Will come back just cos it’s hard to find a Korean bar with such a wide beer selection. Hire more workers please.
2.75 stars

bad service … period …

I travel to the Dallas area often for business from New York and always have trouble finding a nice place to go for drinks and a quick bite late at night. I was pleasantly surprised with Soho Village restaurant. It seems brand new in the H-​Mart shopping center in Carrollton.
What I liked.
Plenty of parking away from H-​Mart
Nice décor
Open late (I think 2am)
Tong Dak chicken
Chicken wings
Tempura Japchae rolls in seaweed
And they have over 25+ import beers to choose from!
Will def be a regular spot when I visit. Its on the Old Denton road side of the H-​Mart shopping center.