Koya Soho
Koya Soho is a restaurant located in London, England. They specialize in Central Javanese, Japanese, and seafood cuisine, offering a variety of dishes such as katsudon, soba noodles, sukiyaki, and sushi takeaways. They also have options for porridge, tempura donburi, teppanyaki, tonkatsu, yakiniku, champon noodles, and udon noodles. Koya Soho is an authentic Japanese restaurant that also serves as a bar and pub.
Introduction to Koya Soho
Koya Soho is a unique restaurant in the heart of London, offering customers a taste of authentic Japanese cuisine with a Central Javanese twist. Founded in 2010, the restaurant prides itself on serving high-quality dishes made with fresh ingredients and traditional techniques. What sets Koya Soho apart from other restaurants in the area is its dedication to providing an authentic Japanese dining experience, as well as its focus on using local and sustainable ingredients.Services & products
Koya Soho offers a variety of Japanese dishes, including sushi, sashimi, tempura, and teppanyaki. They are also known for their delicious seafood donburi, soba noodles, and katsudon. Customers can enjoy a meal in the restaurant, or order takeaway to enjoy at home.Location
Located on Frith Street in the heart of London's Soho neighborhood, Koya Soho is surrounded by a variety of restaurants, bars, and pubs. The area is known for its lively atmosphere and diverse mix of businesses. The restaurant is easily accessible by public transportation, with the Tottenham Court Road, Leicester Square, and Piccadilly Circus tube stations all within a short walking distance.Benefits
Customers should choose Koya Soho for its dedication to providing an authentic Japanese dining experience, as well as its focus on using local and sustainable ingredients. The restaurant also offers a unique twist on traditional Japanese dishes, with a Central Javanese influence that sets it apart from other Japanese restaurants in the area.Good to know
Customers should be aware that Koya Soho can get quite busy during peak hours, so it is recommended to make a reservation in advance. The restaurant also has a no-reservation policy for lunch, so customers should be prepared to wait in line during busy times.Reviews
Customers rave about the quality of the food and the authenticity of the dining experience at Koya Soho. Many reviewers have noted the restaurant's dedication to using local and sustainable ingredients, as well as its unique twist on traditional Japanese cuisine. The restaurant has received high marks for its friendly service and cozy atmosphere.Amenities
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outdoor seating -
delivery
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takeout
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online reservations
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bar
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gluten-free options
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vegan options
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vegetarian options
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kid-friendly
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private dining
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wi-fi
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wheelchair accessible
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alcohol
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sushi bar
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sake bar
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ramen bar
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seafood
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grilled fish
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noodles
FAQ
Can customers make reservations for teppanyaki tables?
Yes, customers can make reservations for teppanyaki tables at our restaurant.What specific Japanese dishes do you offer on your menu?
We offer a wide range of Japanese dishes on our menu, including sushi, tempura, katsudon, soba noodles, sukiyaki, and more.Is your restaurant halal-certified?
No, our restaurant is not halal-certified.Do you offer vegetarian or gluten-free options?
Yes, we offer vegetarian and gluten-free options on our menu. Please inform our staff of any dietary restrictions or preferences.Are your soba noodles made fresh in-house?
Yes, our soba noodles are made fresh in-house using traditional Japanese methods.Reviews
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Aaronray Antonio
Never had such tasty mushrooms such as the ones served here. Impressive!
26-05-2023
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Arnand Pillay
Food : 5/5 | Service : 5/5 | Atmosphere : 5/5 Recommended dishes Ramen, Tempura Udon … More
25-05-2023
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Dirk Breeuwer
25-05-2023
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Vv L
25-05-2023
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Joanna F
A good resto is one that makes simple food delicious - Koya is up to the standard.
23-05-2023
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Antony Socrates
Food : 3/5 | Service : 3/5 | Atmosphere : 3/5 … More
21-05-2023
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elza niero
Food : 4/5 | Service : 4/5 | Atmosphere : 4/5 … More
19-05-2023
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Andreea
Koya is one of the best and most authentic Japanese restaurants in London. The Soho branch is smaller compared to Koya City and more charming in my opinion. They serve breakfast until 12 pm and afterwards they move onto lunch and dinner. The breakfast is absolutely amazing, something everyone should try at least once. For lunch and dinner there is an extensive variety of hot and cold udons as well as donburi and other small plates. The place is extremely popular so it’s likely to find a queue but it’s always moving relatively fast and it’s definitely worth the wait. The staff are very strict with rules such as won’t let you in for lunch time before lunch hours begin and also you won’t be able to get seats for 2 people or more unless all of you present at the location at that time. So don’t try to fight it. I believe it’s actually a good thing to have these rules and making sure everything runs smoothly. Lovely music selection. My recommendation is the Japanese breakfast to which I love to add a fried egg or a tamago to perfection.
19-05-2023
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K M
Recommended dishes Cold Udon, Chicken Karaage, Tempura Con Gambas, Vegetable Tempura … More
19-05-2023
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Cindy Ziyun Huang
koya is probably one of the most well-known udon specialists in london. i really enjoy the broth of their udons and side dishes like veg tempura. however, portions are in general small, and the que can be insane sometimes.
19-05-2023
