soyka restaurant

live music and a chill, laidbackand cozy atmosphere is what drew me into soyka.   it was a very late dinner and i was starving so it was right down to business; meaning no cocktails, no appetizers. i decided to go with one of the specials for the night, tilapia stuffed with blue crab. the idea of tilapia turned me off, but i figured if it was stuffed with crab, it wouldn't be so bad. when the dish arrive it was crab (which was tasty) with a piece of bland tilapia on top. it had potential (was cooked right), but was disappointing due to lack of flavor.   my fiancé on the other hand, really enjoyed his steak meal. he loved his.    dessert, an almond apple tartlet was good as well. i wish it was warmer, but the crumble on top was great. the ice cream was creamy!   overall it was a great experience, i think i just picked the wrong dish so i am definitely interested in coming back, trying something different, and dining to soothing live music.     soyka restaurant bar & lounge 5556 ne 4th

amazing. soyka what can i say one of the best restaurants i ever eating at in the miami area. great place to go before a show at the adrienne arts center. i recommended this restaurant to my cousin who's not the easiest person to please. his review to me? thank you for the recommendation everything was fantastic from the drink to the desert. he's beenbackmore then once and so have i. highly recommend this restaurant.

one of the best burgers in town. unfortunately, the olive oil they use, can be any average quality vegetable oil, except a reasonable quality olive oil, necessary to write, that service shuold be better, my server was nothing else than a bad educated old lady. but i will bebackto eat the burger with a good american red wine.