Soho Hibachi Express

I think that every place should be reviewed, from the worst to the best to the just okay. TLDR: This place is... pretty good! I really enjoyed the food, and the service was very quick. The actual restaurant was a bit mediocre, but I can't provide many details on that since I ordered takeout. I saw one review saying they had an issue with ordering out using Menufy, and I believe that's been resolved as I had no issues! The service was quick, and I received my order within 15 minutes of me ordering. Though I did order at 9:30 at night so that probably had something to do with the quickness. The inside of the restaurant wasn't anything to write home about. A good 9ish kinda big tables with chairs placed around an empty main room. Little privacy and I can't speak to the cleanliness sadly, which I know some people mentioned wasn't the best. I ordered the Chicken Scewers (first and second pic) and the Chicken with Mixed Veggies (third pic) dinner combo with Fried Rice (fourth pic). The Chicken Scewers were $8.99 for four of them, which I thought was a bit pricy until I got them. Very big pieces of chicken and very juicy. The skin was a bit burnt, but it was mostly at the ends. I was worried about the chicken itself being cooked alright since I've seen some reviews about food poisoning, but the chicken was cooked fully! Very good otherwise, 8/10. The Chicken and Mixed Veggies (dinner special) was $13.99 with an added surcharge of $2.00 for the fried rice. This sounded about right and what I'd usually pay for at a typical East Aian restaurant. The chicken was more thinly cut and was also very good and juicy. The chicken got cold and a bit quickly, but I was fine with that. The veggies we *very* mixed as well. From broccoli to bell peppers, there was everything. I think there were red and green bell peppers, mini corn, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, and cucumber. 9/10 The Fried Rice was...fine? I don't usually get fried rice as I'm not a huge fan of rice in general, but it tasted more or less fine. It's a bit dry and stale, and I saw some people say that it was Mexican fried rice? I think it may be after looking at some pictures online. 6/10 There was also a Convenience Fee of $1.50 and a Tax of $1.77. In total, without tip, my order was $26.25. Considering I'll definitely have leftovers with how big the portions were, I'm satisfied with that.

please don’t get the combination Singapore noodles…. no flavor…just a waste of my money… very disappointing. i’d definitely go in person and pick food like that so you can see what you’re getting, instead of ordering online. I paid about $15 for this and an Arizona green tea. this was the saddest meal i’ve had in a while after a 4 mile hike. i won’t be back.

Food is not bad, but leaves a lot to be desired. Crab cheese wantons were great, though. Salt and pepper shrimp is quite bland. Seasame chicken would be tasty if wasn’t so dry. Lots of better $1.35+ scoop places around, but at least this food was inexpensive. Not terrible for the price, but I’m probably going somewhere else next time

This is a very affordable and friendly place if you're looking for quick carryout. It's not a fancy, sit-down place, but the food is consistent and it's a nice local option. The steamed dumplings, a glutinous variety, are very good.

The lady working tonight instead of asking me to move pushed me. That was insane. I was waiting on a door dash order and had to watch the people working be rude to everyone who walked in. They were very busy and I understand it’s the holiday but I don’t like being touched especially by strangers.