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Soho Asian Bar and Grill

Aventura, Miami

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Kosher Miami, Regila

Shiddoukh Friendly

AmbianceLively & Family Friendly
CategorySushi Bar & Grill House
Wine SelectionYes
Outdoor TerrasseYes
RooftopNo
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Soho Asian Bar and Grill: Where Aventura Orders Kung Pao and a Tomahawk at the Same Table

A cinnamon stick arrives standing upright through a lamb kabob, planted in a bed of eggplant under a slick of tahini. Two tables over, a cote de boeuf comes out on a board, bone in, thirty two ounces of prime ribeye with mushroom ragout banked against it. Behind the bar, purple and gold light washes across cream coloured walls, and the room noise has already passed the point where you lean in to hear the person opposite. It is a Tuesday. Outside, NE 29th Avenue is a flat suburban retail strip with a free lot, the kind of address that gives you no warning at all about what sits behind the door. Soho Asian Bar and Grill has been working that gap between exterior and interior since 2010.

Most kosher restaurants pick a lane. Soho refuses to, and the menu runs long enough that a first time table needs help reading it. There is a wok section, a sushi counter, and a charcoal grill, and none of the three is decoration for the others.

About the Place

Soho Asian Bar and Grill is a meat kosher Asian restaurant at 19004 NE 29th Avenue in Aventura, an incorporated Miami-Dade municipality north of Miami Beach. It opened in 2010 under owner Shlomi Ezra and sits in the hospitality portfolio of The Faith Group. Kosher Miami, the trading name of the Vaad HaKashrus of Miami-Dade, lists it as a Meat establishment with Pas Yisroel on all items, Cholov Yisroel not applicable, and yoshon not carried. The kitchen runs three programmes at once: a wok list of Kung Pao, Mongolian, General Tso, Szechuan crispy and Pad Kapao; a sushi counter whose signature is the Mooshi Mooshi roll; and a charcoal grill running from an eight ounce hanger steak to a three pound dry aged golden tomahawk. Chef Sean leads the kitchen with French influences. The room seats 150 indoors and 120 outdoors. Service runs Sunday through Thursday and after Shabbat on Saturday, closed Friday.

Contact Info

Address: 19004 NE 29th Ave, Aventura, FL 33180Phone: +13054665656Website: sohoasiangrill.comInstagram: @sohoasianbargrillParking Nearby: Yes

Services

Reserve a table onlineTakeaway availableCaterer Service Available
Not available for deliveries

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Soho Asian Bar and Grill in Aventura kosher certified?

Yes. Soho Asian Bar and Grill is certified by Kosher Miami, the trading name of the Vaad HaKashrus of Miami-Dade, and appears in that certifier's public directory as a Meat establishment at 19004 NE 29th Ave in Aventura. The listing records Pas Yisroel on all items and Cholov Yisroel as not applicable. The restaurant links its certification mark on its homepage directly through to the certifier.

Is Soho Asian Bar and Grill a meat or a dairy restaurant?

It is a meat kitchen, classified as Meat by Kosher Miami, with no dairy in the building. The grill runs premium ribeye, lamb chops, cote de boeuf and a dry aged tomahawk, the wok list adds beef and chicken across every preparation, and the burger section includes a pastrami patty and beef bacon. The kosher cream cheese in the JB roll is a pareve substitute.

What are Soho Asian Bar and Grill's opening hours?

The restaurant serves Sunday from 3pm to midnight and Monday through Thursday from 5pm to midnight. It is closed all day Friday and reopens Saturday evening after Shabbat, published by the restaurant as 7:30pm to 1am and by the certifier as one hour after Shabbat until midnight. Those two agree in winter and diverge in summer, so confirm the Saturday start before a summer booking.

What should you order at Soho Asian Bar and Grill?

Take one dish from each of the three kitchens. From the wok, the Szechuan crispy beef, battered and stir fried with carrots, scallions and chili sauce. From the sushi counter, the Mooshi Mooshi roll, which is the house signature, or the Seanshimi if you want something restrained. From the appetisers, the eggplant carpaccio with raw tahini, honey dates and crispy bagel thins, or the lamb kabob served on a cinnamon stick.

Is Soho Asian Bar and Grill open for Passover?

Not as of the most recent published list. Soho Asian Bar and Grill does not appear on the Kosher Miami Passover 2026 Certified Establishment List dated 11 March 2026, whose entire Aventura section consists of one supermarket and takeout counter. Check with the restaurant directly before each Pesach, because certification for Passover is granted separately from year round supervision.

Can you book Soho Asian Bar and Grill for a private event?

Yes. The restaurant seats 150 indoors and 120 outdoors and keeps a private party room for events, with a full buyout available for larger occasions. It advertises birthdays, graduation parties and bar mitzvahs, offers live music at events, and runs full catering alongside. Cocktails come from an extensive kosher wine and liquor collection. Quotes are handled by phone or through the enquiry form on the site.

Does Soho Asian Bar and Grill have parking and outdoor seating?

Both. The restaurant sits on the NE 29th Avenue retail strip in Aventura with a private lot and free off street parking, which is unusual enough in kosher Miami to be worth planning around. Outdoor seating runs to 120 covers. The terrace is the better choice for conversation, because the dining room soundtrack and the crowd both get loud as the evening progresses.

Does Soho Asian Bar and Grill deliver?

Yes. Delivery is free on orders above thirty dollars within a five mile radius, ordered through the restaurant's online ordering platform. Takeout, curbside pickup and catering all run alongside it. Note that a twenty percent service fee is already included in the printed menu prices, so the figure on the menu sits closer to the final bill than at most restaurants.

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