Soho Sushi Lounge Fine Cuisine

There are days when one does not feel like cooking dinner and this was one of those nights. We had been to this restaurant a few times before and had enjoyed the food. I phoned the restaurant just before dinner time and was told that there was room for 2. 20 minutes later we were there and shown to a nice table. The dining room was pretty full - a good sign on a Tuesday night. We ordered the Vietnamese rolls and the Ankor dumplings to start - both excellent! My husband felt like having sushi and although we had not tried the sushi on previous visits, he went for the 12 piece selection. I opted for the chicken Vietnamese brochettes. The sushi was pronounced delicious and my large portion of c...

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We were 8 couples. Our appetizers were served quickly but the main dishes were another story! Way too long to be served. However I must say the food was DELICIOUS.It was a Wednesday evening and the small restaurant was packed so that tells you the food is GOOD. I laughed because I had said I loved Japanese food and I ended up ordering and enjoying my choice of Cambodian and Korean! Our first waitress was so pleasant but when she set off to work in the kitchen we had another server who never even smiled or apologized for our long wait. Saying this I would still give it another try as the food was more than great!

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Nokoraya is small but offers a wide-ranging menu (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Cambodian). Everything is freshly cooked.Enjoyed lunch there today. My wife chose grilled Kikkoman chicken, me grilled Mondulkin chicken for a spicier sauce. Both served with a salad and rice.Nicely presented.Service is friendly and attentive.Repeat customers are evident.We will certainly be back.Décor needs some TLC.

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Have been as a group three times and the food has been consistently good and pleasing to each of our group of seven who each ordered something different. You can bring your own wine. The restaurant is small so if you don't want to be disappointed you should make a reservation. They also do take-out. Their prices are reasonable. Réservez une table maintenant

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The Restaurant is a BYOB, it seats about 40 people. It's a combination of Cambodian, Korean, Vietnamese's fine cuisine. My wife and I have gone a number of times and even brought friends on the odd occasion and have never been dis-appointed. Food is great, prices are very reasonable and the staff is extremely friendly.

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The staff is very friendly. Bring your own wine.food is excellent and not over priced. They have the option of eat in or take out,both are great.Good selection of Asian dishes or sushi.Always a great meal and have not as of yet found anything bad on the menu.Great deal on kids meals as well.

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First I must advise that it is no longer SOHO. The name has been changed to NOKORAYA so look for that sign. They feature excellent Cambodian, Korean, Japanese & Vietamese food. It is family run with friendly personal service and you take your own wine. The prices are very reasonable.

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We've eaten here as a family and as a couple several times over the past decade and the food has always been good despite the change of ownership. The service has varied, but is generally good. Best to reserve in advance for any sushi since they buy the fish accordingly. Réservez une table maintenant

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Went with a friend, they had sold out of one of our choices, clearly cannot cater for demand. It was ok service a little slow, but it was busy. Would give it another try.

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Had dinner with some friends. Food was outstanding. Best Asian food in the area hands down. Service was great. Love that it's bring your own wine.

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