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Always looking forward to this place to make me love it but somehow it always misses that mark... Went tonight and ordered the bulgogi nachos that are advertised as "homemade nachos"...there is nothing homemade about them tbh. I would recommended reducing the amount of tomatoes and increasing the amount of pickled jalapeños. But I did appreciate the amount of bulgogi though, it was quite a lot. Then on to the fried chicken with scallions that never reached my table, and instead went to a different table--where they ate one piece and notified the staff (who were busy on their phones) that it was not their order. Then, the chicken that had been sitting at their table for at least 10min by now, staff proceeded to give that exact same order to me. What? That to me was a complete shocker. Thankfully, they did offer to give us new chicken, but I decided to go someplace else.
(Last visited October 25, 2023.) Working at Boston University for a couple of weeks and my co-worked trusted me to find the best food in the area! With a little research we wound up at SOJUba! Here's how things went! Atmosphere/Appearance: It was like a Monday or something so the place wasn't very busy, but I love how open and energetic the restaurant still felt. It felt like a Korean BBQ sports bar, if that makes any sense. Lol. There were lots of TVs hanging behind the bar, lots of windows to people watch through, comfortable booths and like I said, this place just felt so open! I loved that. Service: Slacked. We had to ask to be served as staff members were just walking around. I get that it was slow, but come on. Waitress's attitude was bad. No smile. Lacked energy. Had to ask for water after the first serving. Had to ask to be seen and to order. Sorry Samantha, but this was our experience. Moving on. Food: So I started with the edamame and they were addicting! So perfectly salted and hot! I then moved on to the irresistible Korean fried chicken wings! These were EXCELLENT. The dredge was so thin, but SO CRISPY and even made them fluffy. They were juicy, flavorful and succulent. I really enjoyed these. Value: Not bad in my opinion! It is downtown Boston, but the prices did all seem extremely reasonable and the portions were certainly satisfying. In conclusion, I'd come back for sure. The food was worth the sub-par service.
Always a good time at Sojuba! We went here on Halloween around 9:30pm for dinner. There was a bit of a line but it didn't take too long to get in. Food was great - I ordered the spicy kalbi chicken with rice & the hubs ordered the beef. Both were great! Others ordered the scallion pancake, fish stew, and bibimbap. Everyone really enjoyed their dishes. They had music and a dance floor too - I think this was probably a Halloween special- not sure if they have this every Friday or weekend. Overall a great time with great food and ambience!
After a few visit over the last 5 years, I think my opinion of slipping quality solidified. Food: On my most recent visit, we ordered the rice cakes, a medium order of wings, and a soju pitcher. The rice cakes were overly sweet to us and didn't blend when with the spice that tried to pack in. The wings were the best part of the meal but they genuinely used to be much better. These wings were light on sauce and were a bit dry and overcooked. Lastly, the soju pitcher was just sugar water and not worth $30. Service: The staff was still very pleasant but could be more attentive towards the tail end of the meal for a more timely checkout. Atmosphere: I liked the Halloween decorations, but I would have like some more light at 7pm.
If I were to get Korean food, I would go to Allston, but if you're in Fenway then I think this is a good option. I thought the soy garlic Korean fried chicken was very well fried, but the sauce was a little too sweet. The same goes for the Galbi, it was too sweet, but my fiance really liked it. I got the kimchi stew and I got it very spicy and I think that it was the perfect amount of spice. Overall, I think this is a cute place to get Korean food in Fenway
Very delicious kimchi fried rice. The server was kind and the ambiance is really fun! Played some great songs I wanted to get out of my seat and dance.
We went on a cold day so the place wasn't too busy. It seems like a good party spot. Someone puked on right outside the bathroom though Strawberry yogurt boba - slightly carbonated and sweet. Yummy Gizzard - great drinking snack. A little tough to chew but try the grilled garlic Donkatsu - crispy and a good portion size. The salad is crunchy and slightly sweet Tofu kimchi jaeyook - soft doek, tofu good combo with the pork, not too salty and comes with rice cakes
Omg found this spot open late night. Phoena was Amazing and recommended couple dishes that were fire. Atmosphere was on point. Love this spot. My new place to swing by for good food and amazing service. Thank you Phoena and crew. Aloha from Hawaii.
Food is solid for a sports bar, I love the corn cheese, and the garlic noodles are a classic. The Cajun fried were pretty fresh the last time we went, and my vegan coworker liked her tofu bibimbap. Love the vibes here and that it's open super late, good eats when leaving work late. Music is good and I heard sometimes it becomes sort of a dance floor with a DJ. Great location at the heart of Boston Fenway, but parking is hard most of the time. Mostly just street parking on the side streets.
Yooo this restaurant is slept on. Why do they have a 3.8?!? I have been to many koreatowns, Korean homes, you name it I've had it. Let me tell you.. this place is solid. Not a bad item was had and my group and I ordered a lot. We went on a Monday evening and it was pretty dead but service was fast, friendly and helpful when it came to choosing items off the menu and drinks to be consumed. I'm not sure if it's jumpin on the weekends bc they had a dance floor and dj set up. Now the food.. -French fries (for the kiddos that don't have proper taste buds lol) 5/5 they had that nice crust on the outside iykyk -Chicken gizzards: this was a surprise for some reason I thought they would be battered and fried but to my avail they were not. They were pan fried with charred pieces of whole garlic you have to eat it together it's good drinking food. 4/5 -Steamed egg: Was a steamed egg nothing fancy about it but it was still good. 4/5 -Boodae Jjigae: Holy comfort in a pot. Translates to army stew I think but think of ramen turnt up with rice cakes, spam, tofu, sausages, and veggies in a slightly spicy broth. If you have no spice tolerance it will be too spicy for you. My 5 year old can eat it but she's seasoned. 5/5 -Wings: 1/2 original and 1/2 spicy. These were good crunchy but not soggy. I personally prefer the original with no sauce. They were juicy and crispy. The sauce is your standard Korean spicy sweet sauce which I personally don't like but if you do you'll like this. 4/5 -Galbi: Suck the bone good. It was wetter than I'm used to if that makes sense but the sauce was smackin good so nothing to complain about. My only minor complaint overall about the short ribs is that the pieces we had were more fatty than meat but still good! Sweet & savory 5/5 -Suntory highball: my first highball but it might not be a fair rating but 5/5! Refreshing and sweet. -Soju and beer make somek (sp) like a Korean jaggerbomb but with soju. Refreshing and one too many will have you kissing the floor. -Now best for last........ SPICY SNAIL. The absolutely showstopper of the evening. It was so freaking because it had many vegetables that were light and crunchy. It was spicy and a little sweet tasted like it was coming from the Korean pear. It was served with noodles on the side and just together chefs kiss** My table could not stop talking about it. In WA state we don't have nothing like this and it just makes me sad when I think about it bc it was that good. If you're out in Boston and not in theKorea town area please give this place a try. If you have to try something please try the spicy snail!
Food is amazing here. I got the tofu soup came out perfect. Piping hot and not too spicy but enough kick to remind you this place serves authentic Korean food. Side of rice to help calm down the spiciness. The veggies still had the crunch too. Something magical about soup when the veggies retain the firmness. Drinks are good here. Priced about right. Toki highball is what I went with. Toki whiskey is made for highball so if you get the chance order it. Not many places do it as well. Oftentimes it's too watery. Here not so much. Maybe cause they get so many tourists that know the real deal they can't fake it. Ambiance is the real reason to come come here. Right next door to Fenway. Open late. Feels really open here. Bar had plenty of space. They also have booths and tables. Service is top notch. Bartenders are super accommodating and friendly. Most importantly professional and attentive. Highly recommend for late night authentic Korean food. read more
5 months ago
The atmosphere strikes a nice balance between a lively club and a laid-back sports bar right in the heart of Fenway. Even on Red Sox game days, it doesn't get overly crowded, which is a plus. That said, they're quite strict about checking IDs, so be sure to have yours ready. The drinks are okay, but you're better off sticking with draft beers, canned options, or soju. While they do offer a full bar, mixed drinks don't seem to be their strong suit. As for the food, it's good but not exceptional. The bulgogi stood out, served with onions and green onions alongside a portion of rice. The corn cheese was also enjoyable--salty, satisfying, and paired with a generous serving of chips. Service, however, leaves room for improvement. When we asked to move from the bar to the bar tables due to a leak above us, we were required to close out our tab first and didn't get waited for a while which felt inconvenient given the situation. Overall, it's a solid Korean spot in Fenway with a fun vibe, decent food, and a few service hiccups. read more
Always looking forward to this place to make me love it but somehow it always misses that mark... Went tonight and ordered the bulgogi nachos that are advertised as "homemade nachos"...there is nothing homemade about them tbh. I would recommended reducing the amount of tomatoes and increasing the amount of pickled jalapeños. But I did appreciate the amount of bulgogi though, it was quite a lot. Then on to the fried chicken with scallions that never reached my table, and instead went to a different table--where they ate one piece and notified the staff (who were busy on their phones) that it was not their order. Then, the chicken that had been sitting at their table for at least 10min by now, staff proceeded to give that exact same order to me. What? That to me was a complete shocker. Thankfully, they did offer to give us new chicken, but I decided to go someplace else. read more
(Last visited October 25, 2023.) Working at Boston University for a couple of weeks and my co-worked trusted me to find the best food in the area! With a little research we wound up at SOJUba! Here's how things went! Atmosphere/Appearance: It was like a Monday or something so the place wasn't very busy, but I love how open and energetic the restaurant still felt. It felt like a Korean BBQ sports bar, if that makes any sense. Lol. There were lots of TVs hanging behind the bar, lots of windows to people watch through, comfortable booths and like I said, this place just felt so open! I loved that. Service: Slacked. We had to ask to be served as staff members were just walking around. I get that it was slow, but come on. Waitress's attitude was bad. No smile. Lacked energy. Had to ask for water after the first serving. Had to ask to be seen and to order. Sorry Samantha, but this was our experience. Moving on. Food: So I started with the edamame and they were addicting! So perfectly salted and hot! I then moved on to the irresistible Korean fried chicken wings! These were EXCELLENT. The dredge was so thin, but SO CRISPY and even made them fluffy. They were juicy, flavorful and succulent. I really enjoyed these. Value: Not bad in my opinion! It is downtown Boston, but the prices did all seem extremely reasonable and the portions were certainly satisfying. In conclusion, I'd come back for sure. The food was worth the sub-par service. read more
2 days ago
Always a good time at Sojuba! We went here on Halloween around 9:30pm for dinner. There was a bit of a line but it didn't take too long to get in. Food was great - I ordered the spicy kalbi chicken with rice & the hubs ordered the beef. Both were great! Others ordered the scallion pancake, fish stew, and bibimbap. Everyone really enjoyed their dishes. They had music and a dance floor too - I think this was probably a Halloween special- not sure if they have this every Friday or weekend. Overall a great time with great food and ambience! read more
1 year ago
After a few visit over the last 5 years, I think my opinion of slipping quality solidified. Food: On my most recent visit, we ordered the rice cakes, a medium order of wings, and a soju pitcher. The rice cakes were overly sweet to us and didn't blend when with the spice that tried to pack in. The wings were the best part of the meal but they genuinely used to be much better. These wings were light on sauce and were a bit dry and overcooked. Lastly, the soju pitcher was just sugar water and not worth $30. Service: The staff was still very pleasant but could be more attentive towards the tail end of the meal for a more timely checkout. Atmosphere: I liked the Halloween decorations, but I would have like some more light at 7pm. read more
4 days ago
If I were to get Korean food, I would go to Allston, but if you're in Fenway then I think this is a good option. I thought the soy garlic Korean fried chicken was very well fried, but the sauce was a little too sweet. The same goes for the Galbi, it was too sweet, but my fiance really liked it. I got the kimchi stew and I got it very spicy and I think that it was the perfect amount of spice. Overall, I think this is a cute place to get Korean food in Fenway read more
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6 months ago
Very delicious kimchi fried rice. The server was kind and the ambiance is really fun! Played some great songs I wanted to get out of my seat and dance. read more
We went on a cold day so the place wasn't too busy. It seems like a good party spot. Someone puked on right outside the bathroom though Strawberry yogurt boba - slightly carbonated and sweet. Yummy Gizzard - great drinking snack. A little tough to chew but try the grilled garlic Donkatsu - crispy and a good portion size. The salad is crunchy and slightly sweet Tofu kimchi jaeyook - soft doek, tofu good combo with the pork, not too salty and comes with rice cakes read more
6 months ago
Omg found this spot open late night. Phoena was Amazing and recommended couple dishes that were fire. Atmosphere was on point. Love this spot. My new place to swing by for good food and amazing service. Thank you Phoena and crew. Aloha from Hawaii. read more
1 year ago
Food is solid for a sports bar, I love the corn cheese, and the garlic noodles are a classic. The Cajun fried were pretty fresh the last time we went, and my vegan coworker liked her tofu bibimbap. Love the vibes here and that it's open super late, good eats when leaving work late. Music is good and I heard sometimes it becomes sort of a dance floor with a DJ. Great location at the heart of Boston Fenway, but parking is hard most of the time. Mostly just street parking on the side streets. read more
1 year ago
Yooo this restaurant is slept on. Why do they have a 3.8?!? I have been to many koreatowns, Korean homes, you name it I've had it. Let me tell you.. this place is solid. Not a bad item was had and my group and I ordered a lot. We went on a Monday evening and it was pretty dead but service was fast, friendly and helpful when it came to choosing items off the menu and drinks to be consumed. I'm not sure if it's jumpin on the weekends bc they had a dance floor and dj set up. Now the food.. -French fries (for the kiddos that don't have proper taste buds lol) 5/5 they had that nice crust on the outside iykyk -Chicken gizzards: this was a surprise for some reason I thought they would be battered and fried but to my avail they were not. They were pan fried with charred pieces of whole garlic you have to eat it together it's good drinking food. 4/5 -Steamed egg: Was a steamed egg nothing fancy about it but it was still good. 4/5 -Boodae Jjigae: Holy comfort in a pot. Translates to army stew I think but think of ramen turnt up with rice cakes, spam, tofu, sausages, and veggies in a slightly spicy broth. If you have no spice tolerance it will be too spicy for you. My 5 year old can eat it but she's seasoned. 5/5 -Wings: 1/2 original and 1/2 spicy. These were good crunchy but not soggy. I personally prefer the original with no sauce. They were juicy and crispy. The sauce is your standard Korean spicy sweet sauce which I personally don't like but if you do you'll like this. 4/5 -Galbi: Suck the bone good. It was wetter than I'm used to if that makes sense but the sauce was smackin good so nothing to complain about. My only minor complaint overall about the short ribs is that the pieces we had were more fatty than meat but still good! Sweet & savory 5/5 -Suntory highball: my first highball but it might not be a fair rating but 5/5! Refreshing and sweet. -Soju and beer make somek (sp) like a Korean jaggerbomb but with soju. Refreshing and one too many will have you kissing the floor. -Now best for last........ SPICY SNAIL. The absolutely showstopper of the evening. It was so freaking because it had many vegetables that were light and crunchy. It was spicy and a little sweet tasted like it was coming from the Korean pear. It was served with noodles on the side and just together chefs kiss** My table could not stop talking about it. In WA state we don't have nothing like this and it just makes me sad when I think about it bc it was that good. If you're out in Boston and not in theKorea town area please give this place a try. If you have to try something please try the spicy snail! read more
1 year ago
I asked them to make their Soondubu vegan (no egg/no seafood), and they made me a classic one which was delicious (remember to say no jalapeños if you don't want it extra spicy). Only sad part is there was no banchan. Service is mid, I wasn't really asked how my meal was at all or if I needed anything. Ambiance is top-tier with lights and good music. read more
9 months ago
9 months ago
AVOID AT ALL COSTS. Terrible management and service. Went here for a Super Bowl watch party that was extremely disorganized. Manager completely dismissed our group's concerns. The TV near our booth was broken/turned off. Food took over 2 hours to arrive and came out cold. The kitchen forgot my friend's order. ABSOLUTE DISASTER. We were told there was a double booking of events in reservations and "miscommunication." Which should never happen if this is a professional business and restaurant. Disappointing and upsetting experience here. read more
7/24/23 4 stars for Uber Eats delivery. 3 stars for delivered order. Full day of traveling from CA to MA and I was getting hangry! Uber Eats to the rescue. I ordered the KALBI Korean BBQ Ribs. $26 It was thick, flavor was good but extremely fatty. I don't mind a little marbled fat but when your biting into chunks of fat just to get to the meat, the gelatinous texture from the fat makes the dish less appealing. I felt wasteful as I just couldn't kill it despite being hungry. They didn't skimp. Just wished it wasn't so thick and fatty! I ordered the seafood pancake for $17. It's usually my youngest son's must have dish. And since I'm traveling for work, seeing it on the menu was a must have for me since I miss him! Sadly, This one arrived a bit soggy. The soy sauce spilled as the lid melted flat and the pancake was too salty for me. I ordered a bottle of water for $2 and received none. Not sure if restaurant is at fault or the driver for missing it. I also commented to include Ban Chan if available as there wasn't an option anywhere. I received none. Womp womp. I think it really would have helped offset the flavors of the meat and pancake entrees. Uber Eats did refund me for the water that was missing via the app but now I'm in a hotel with Jammie's on and nothing to wash the food down with. Ughhhh. read more
Uber eats order while traveling for business. On my view, getting a 5* based on Uber eats alone is challenging delivery food is usually not as good as in person dining. Crunchy corn was the star of the show. A great crunch with a sweet and salty flavor. I want try to figure out how to replicate at home. The garlic noodles were great too, simple and tasty Bulgogi was good as well. read more
1 year ago
A great place to drink, snack, and listen to k-pop. Their Japchae and Budae Jjigae are my favorite entrees, and their Cheese Corn is a MUST appetizer. read more
5 months ago
Fun place to go for food and bar vibes! We got the Japchae (4/5 it was more of a stir fry, wouldn't call it traditional but still tasty), Budae Jjigae (4/5 it was pretty good, nothing crazy but did cost $44), and the Soju Watermelon (4/5 was tasty, definitely had minimal soju in it, and was super expensive at $53!). Overall a fun place, but not sure it was worth the price. read more
Haven't been here since they relocated and wow! The place is huge now so many wide screen TVs with sports games and music videos all around the restaurant. To be honest the volume was a little too loud for us and the strobe lights made the ambiance a little chaotic. The service was good and so was the food! We ordered some classic favorites: CORN CHEESE Corn comes out on a sizzling skillet and it is stunning! The cheese on the corn has cheese pulls for days and every bite just melts in your mouth. If you love cheese, this is the dish for you! KOREAN BBQ BEEF BULGOGI Thinly sliced marinated beef that comes out on a sizzling skillet, so tasty! Well seasoned and flavored, this was gobbled up within minutes! DDOK-BOKGHI (TTEOK-BOKKI) Korean street food served with rice cake, fishcake, and vegetables. Tossed in Gochujang-based sauce (sweet & spicy sauce). The rice cake was nice and chewy, but the sauce was a little disappointing. There wasn't any spice or any flavoring really, it just tasted overwhelmingly sweet without any spice. Wouldn't get again. SPICY KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN WINGS These wings were a little small, but boy was the crunch and juicy, tender meat on point! The flavors and heat were exactly what we wanted the heat was a good top tier medium, where we could enjoy more and still taste everything. Absolutely loved these! SOY GARLIC KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN WINGS Again, the wings were a little small, but the crunch, juicy meat, and delicious flavors came together with each and every bite. Sooo finger licking good! This was great to have in between the spicy wings. So tasty! Definitely give this place a try for some tasty food! read more
2 years ago
I have visited SOJUba twice now. I always get a Soju cocktail every time. They have a lot of drink options: soju cocktails, individual bottles, and towers. However, the cocktail hits EVERY TIME! especially because they come with popsicles! In terms of food, I would recommend sharing plates, especially for the tteokbokki, noodles, and Korean fried chicken. The entrees are bar food that compliment the drinks. Would also recommend going with a group after a show or the club. A vibe. They usually play kpop and apparently have karaoke once a week as well. Service is a hit or miss. Last time, they brought the wrong dishes and drinks to our table. However, that shouldn't stop anyone from at least visiting once. They also have a rooftop as well. read more
2 years ago
FOOD: The food was OK. We got Bulgogi Nachos and Tteokbokki with cheese. The nachos are not layered. The chips go first then the nacho cheese, meat, and veggie toppings go on top of that, so once you get through the toppings on top, you're left with dry chips that you either eat plain or don't do anything with. They were also cold. The meat was warmish, but overall, they were cold. The tteokbokki was an interesting flavor...and it had a ton of veggies in it (carrots, onions, cabbage) that outnumbered and overpowered the actual tteok. It was not bad, but also, not good *Jisoo voice*. I don't think we'd get it again. Someone else ordered chicken wings and THOSE looked good, so we might get those next time. We want to go back to try drinks. SERVICE: prompt, super friendly and fast. Our food came out super quick, everyone we interacted with was really nice and everything was clean. VIBE: I feel like this would be a good spot in the summer when it's nice to sit outside. Definitely gives more bar, out for drinks type vibes. It was empty when we went, but it was on a weeknight at like 9pm. There were ppl in a group and a couple with a baby. It can be whatever you want it to be. PARKING: There is streets parking and a parking lot next to Hojoko on the same side as Sojuba, but idk if you have to pay. We were parked in the garage across the street, so we just walked over on the way back to the car. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Beautiful ambience. Sunday night felt like Saturday night here. We got BBQ pork and beef and garlic udon noodles and wings. Yum! Everything yummy. My family had mango popsicle drinks and I had lychee martini. Yummy drinks just wish I had actually lychees in it. Highly Recommend! Service was great too! read more
Enjoyed the early dinner at this location. It was more a bar than restaurant but the food was excellent. The portions were plentiful. It was not a traditional Korean restaurant with banchan so this was disappointing but we enjoyed each dish. The server was fairly prompt though drinks were slow in coming. We had the place mostly to ourselves since it was early but I'm sure it is a fun and loud bar with karaoke. If that's your scene it would be fun and good place to frequent. As a visitor I enjoyed myself. read more
3 years ago
Tried the SOON TOFU STEW 순두부찌개 and it was delicious!!! Quite spicy, but still a very tasty meal on a rainy day! The service was also quick and excellent. Really appreciated how attentive and courteous the staff was! They also play K-POP in the background, which makes for an even better experience. read more
3 years ago
2 years ago
SOJUba is all about the vibe! It's like 9/10 here! We found that this place is very cozy and perfect for getting drunk. However, the food was mediocre. Also the service was not top of the line - they took long breaks in between attending us. The seating was amazing and we felt like continuing to sit and chit chat. Overall, recommend for the vibe. read more
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1265 Boylston St
Boston, MA 02215
Fenway
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Can someone explain why there's a blinking red dot behind the mirror of the women's rooftop bathroom? I hope it's not a recording device. Seems a bit suspicious considering there's no disclaimer anywhere. (Video is posted in the photo gallery.)
Thanks for your question. It’s a built in tv mirror. When the power is off it indicates with a red dot.…
Is there a limit on the number of people you can reserve for? Also, would we need to put a credit card number down if we exceed a certain number of people? Thanks!
Hi, there is no limit and you also don’t need a credit card however there is a $20 minimum per person. Also, we hold tables up to 10 mins after reservation time.
Can I order food if I'm only 18?
Yeah....you don't need to be 21 to order food. They have a dining area separated from the bar area.
Hi! How do I get in touch with the owner? If you're the owner & see this, please reply since I can't put my email here.…
Sojuba617@gmail.com
Hi when does the kitchen close?
Kitchen closes at 12:30am Sun-Wed, and 1:30am Thur- Saturday
Is there a dress code? can I go in shorts after the baseball game?
Hi, no there isn’t a dress code. Come as you are comfortable !
How late do you serve food?
Hi Jane, Kitchen closes Sunday - Wednesday at 1230. Thursday - Saturday kitchen closes at 1:30.
Is there any outdoor seating?
There is no outside seating, but the indoor space is lively!
Where can you park if your not a resident?
Plenty of street parking on Boylston which aren’t resident parking, as well an underground garage right next door for 10 dollars all night !
Is this place toddler friendly?
We open at 5 and it’s toddler friendly until 8 Monday-Wednesday. We encourage kids and families, as we have plenty of high chairs, but we want to let you know beforehand that the music does get loud starting around 8pm
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