Soju Haus

Korean restaurant · Midtown West

Soju Haus

Korean restaurant · Midtown West

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315 5th Ave fl 2, New York, NY 10016

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Soju Haus is a vibrant, spacious eatery in K-Town serving mouthwatering Korean dishes and an impressive array of soju cocktails in a cozy atmosphere.  

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315 5th Ave fl 2, New York, NY 10016 Get directions

sojuhaus.com
@sojuhaus

$30–50 · Menu

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315 5th Ave fl 2, New York, NY 10016 Get directions

+1 212 213 2177
sojuhaus.com
@sojuhaus

$30–50 · Menu

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"Koreatown on a Friday night is teeming with people, and it seems like many of them are beelining for Soju Haus, a raucous restaurant that lies hidden on the second floor of an office building. Everything we ate Friday night was super tasty — kimchi pancake, sizzling bulgogi — but my favorite was the spicy rice cakes with fried squid ($12.95). The rice cakes come in the classic red gochujang sauce, but Soju Haus’s version was less sweet than others, which I appreciated. On top are well-fried circles of squid, which makes the dish equally about contrasting textures — squishy rice cakes, crunchy and chewy squid — as it is about the spicy and seafoody flavors." - Eater Staff

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"Soju Haus is a Korean restaurant in Koreatown, located on the second floor of what appears to be an office building. It offers a casual and fun atmosphere with various pancakes, tabletop stews, and rice dishes." - Eater Staff

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@kpopchicken

So I've been to Korea to study abroad and to travel, and I get it -- Korean food is so overpriced here...but this place is still good. The vibe is awesome and the food is always good. It's a bit pricey, yes. But really good. I also think Eric Nam stopped here with his crew after his performance in New York. I always make it a point to go here and bring friends here cause I love this place so much -- just beware of wait times. I once waited like 2 hours and they felt bad for me so they gave me a $5 coupon, lol.

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@kanim

cash or amex only

if you forgot to make reservations…
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@davidcho

Same as Take, food is significantly better than you would think it would be for a place where people go to binge drink. - grilled pork belly - seafood soup with crispy rice - brisket fried rice

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Ignacio ayestaran

Google
Ventured in here for dinner after hearing about on social media. The space is beautiful, the atmosphere is great and the food was some of the best we've ever had in Korea town in the last 20+ yrs. The cheese potato pancake was insanely good. The topikki was really good, the ribs amazing, and the kitchen, bone stew was amazing. The solution cocktails were also really good. Service was fast and super nice. We were made to feel at home. Would totally recommend

Roy Chan

Google
We arrived early at around 5pm for an early dinner. The restaurant was with nice vibe and was really spacious. The staff was really helpful in explaining the menu. The food was not too spicy and still very tasty and authentic. They also had a good range of alcohol choices.

Hayli Bazan

Google
Nice space, food was tasty (got the pork belly & veggies, sweet & spicy shrimp, and potato wedges). Thought the service was good/friendly! Attentive, refilled our water.

Tuan Hoang

Google
Cash and Amex only! I had the bulgogi, black sausage, and pork belly with kimchi. The food wasn't terrible by any means but definitely not amongst some the better Korean food I’ve eaten over the years. The black sausage was good but there was barely any of it, it was smothered and covered with too many vegetables. The pork belly was too lean for my liking. If I wanted a leaner cut, I wouldn’t select pork belly because that’s supposed to be a rich and decadent cut. Those are my minor criticisms. The soju cocktails were pretty darn good and the ambiance was nice

Dongjune Moon

Google
All the food was delicious, needless to say. Even their service was the best I have ever experienced. Although it is a pity that they only accept Amex and cash, I think that is the rule of the store and everyone should follow it, and they are not to be criticized at all. I have been there 5 times so far and I am so grateful that I have had a good time with my friends every time.

jasmine rice

Google
great for large groups and very well priced with large af portions. we ordered so many dishes and drinks and enjoyed them all. my personal favorites were the kimchi radish fried rice, bbq chicken and cheese, and the salmon sashimi. the complimentary rice they serve before 8pm is also delicious—it’s served with purple rice, anchovies, and an egg! the staff were all so kind and provided all we needed for my friend’s birthday dinner. i’ll definitely be back!

D Bui (SaavyShopper)

Google
Soju Haus is an absolute gem in the city. The ambiance is vibrant yet cozy, making it the perfect spot for both a night out with friends and a more intimate dinner. The food is outstanding, with an impressive menu featuring authentic Korean dishes that burst with flavor. Their soju selection is extensive and well-curated, offering both traditional and unique flavors that pair perfectly with the meal. You must get the coconut soju cocktail—it's refreshing, delicious, and the perfect complement to the rich and savory dishes. The staff is exceptionally friendly and attentive, ensuring that every visit is a delightful experience. Whether you're a fan of Korean cuisine or new to it, Soju Haus is a must-visit destination.

Korapin Srisom

Google
We were there for Galentine’s night out and had a great time. The staff are attentive, giving us a comfortable space to enjoy our time without rushing or pressure for more order. The food is great despite being lean toward the expensive side. The grilled octopus is one of my favorite dish, The Korean fried chicken with Gochujung sauce also very tasty.