Soyo Korean - Las Vegas

The food was enjoyable overall, but I am giving it four stars because I found it to be quite salty. The waitress was very friendly, although she did mix up our order. The restaurant stays open until midnight, so there are no concerns about it closing early. It would be helpful if they placed the appetizers at the beginning of the menu instead of at the end, as it took me some time to locate them.

This Korean restaurant is not buffet-style, but the food was really delicious, even though it was a bit pricier compared to other places. The portions were also good! The only dish I would not recommend is the steamed dumplings because they were too sticky. It was difficult to scoop out the filling as it stuck to the wrapper, leaving you with just the meat and sauce. It was still tasty, but not worth ordering again. The service was not excellent; the servers were not very friendly and seemed to be in a rush. There was no smile to be found on anyone's face. However, the location is great and the atmosphere would be perfect for catching up with friends. I would rate this place 3.5 out of 5 stars. Additionally, the kimchi fried rice was disappointing as it was soggy and lacked flavor. The Korean fried chicken was decent though.

Perhaps I chose the wrong dishes for comfort, as this Korean cafe in LA seemed less traditional and more reserved than others. It was decent, but just not to my taste. Perhaps it would be better suited for someone looking for a more authentic Korean experience.

I brought my family to this restaurant to sample some delicious Korean cuisine and we were not let down. The ambiance was fantastic, and I especially enjoyed their cozy private booths. The food was exceptional, and I was thrilled to introduce my family to new dishes like rice cake (Dduk bok), pan-fried dumplings, kimchi fried rice, beef BBQ, and soju. We all enjoyed it! The chicken wings were also a crowd-pleaser, super crispy and flavorful. I would definitely recommend this restaurant!

The Korean food at this Vegas restaurant is excellent. The fried chicken and banchan were delicious, but the spicy tofu soup was a bit lacking in flavor. The service was great and the atmosphere of the restaurant was really enjoyable. I would definitely return to try more of the dishes.