Soho Hibachi

Found out about this place on a tip. Person couldn’t have spoken more highly of it. Turns out, it’s only pretty good.
This is your typical Japanese grill with the white sauce and all of that.
Priced well. A ton of food on a huge plate. Like William said, fried rice is a sticky lump. Doesn’t look like fried rice. Thing is, I really liked it. Veggies cooked just right. Very disappointing to get some chicken that was tough, along with some that was tender. Why different? Hmm. Side salad that is only 50 cents if you get it with meal.
The place almost filled up as we were there. Really nice food runner. I like that they have the sauces up front in a pitcher. No having to beg for white sauce. A lot of people just take the pitcher to their table and douse their food with the stuff. Which is what I do.
Soho is good, but hardly worth the drive from Nooga. I would even say that Teriyaki House in East Ridge (in years past, fantastic place) is better. As is Shin Yuu in East Brainerd, where «Kim» takes great care of us.

From the store front does not look like much, however, the food is really good and the portions very large. Great great value.

Good hibachi and teriyaki chicken. I frequent SOHO at least once a month. Service is good and place is clean. They can fill up at lunch time though.

Wow, I was blown away by the great tasting food and generous portions. Everything abt this place is great. The food is very fresh and just perfect. I will be coming here more often.

I must first say that I have visited many Hibachi Grills because, I like the food. I have no need to see a show anymore. Been there, done that. If you just want to get to the food without the price of the show, this is the place. They offer great service, generous portions of awesome food for a great price. When they are busy it may take a minute to get the food but, you would wait for it to be cooked in front of you for twice the price! Check it out!

Service — this is counter service, no frills, nothing fancy, not even a smile or welcome, just a stare. Cashier sitting and on her cell phone if not taking cash or swiping credit cards.
Choices — its off the board, no chances to make a substitution, answer is a definitive no!
Food — Rice was wet, sticky, mush with a strange taste, veggies were cold and mushy, but chicken was warm.
Speed — thirty minutes to get food, several that ordered after me got their food first.
Possibility of returning — nah, too many other choices nearby.
Cleanliness — they’re sweeping the crumbs off my feet as I dine!
Parking — dimly lit lot, and people taking up two spaces. I had to park away and catch the bus.
Atmosphere — boring, but you could memorize the menu. Tables occupied by those waiting on a to go other. Every time the door opens, you’ll be expecting a polar bear or Eskimo! Stand at the drink machine for a refill at it’s the Sahara desert!
Restrooms — yeah I’m scared. They say you van judge the kitchen by the restroom. Yikes!

This is pretty good for a restaurant in a strip mall. My wife and I eat here quite often since we discovered it a year or so ago. The food is always cooked perfectly, and the portions are definitely worth the bill.
It’s small, and you may be forced to take out, if it’s a busy night. They have a station for you to get all your dips and sauces, napkins, chopsticks, etc, but you usually don’t have to get up since the waitress is pretty well on top of it.
Fast, friendly service and delicious, reasonably priced food.

I always get the Habachi chicken for lunch. I usually get it to go. The service is quick and accurate. The food is always fantastic.

Great Service and Great food!!!
Staff is very friendly and service was fast! Order is always right and tastes great! Price is VERY reasonable!