


Classic Vietnamese dishes plus wine & cocktails served in a cheery & bright space.
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Address: 1215 Wilmington Ave Suite 100, Salt Lake City, UT 84106
Phone: (385) 322-1158
Website: https://somislc.com/
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We came in with a large party for a late Friday lunch and were seated right away. Service was attentive and friendly, and the food arrived fairly quickly.
D Somi Special Rice Plate ($20): My husband ordered this since it comes with all three proteins: pork, chicken, and short rib. The meats were good, though the flavors were on the subtle side. They did not use broken rice, which was a minor disappointment.
Crab Meat Noodle Soup ($17.50): The crab meat was minimal, but there was plenty of fried tofu sticks. The shrimp and other proteins were good, and the broth was rich and flavorful. We enjoyed it more than the rice plate and almost finished drinking the entire bowl of broth.
Summer Peach ($14): A light and refreshing cocktail, perfect for daytime drinking.
Merry was hands down the sweetest and most personable waitress I have ever had. She was so attentive, warm, and genuinely made us feel welcome from the moment we sat down. You can tell she truly cares about her guests and loves what she does.
Highly, highly recommend Somi — not just for the incredible food, but for the outstanding service. We will definitely be back!
Stopped into to SoMi after my quick errand at Sugar House Medical Center. Searched pho in the area and this joint popped up. It was less than a half a mile from the medical center.
Walking in, the place is clean and modern. I got sat at a small table. I creeped out the menu on the way to the restaurant so I knew what I wanted. My sweet server dropped off my water and I ordered my bowl of SoMi special pho.
My bowl of pho was beautiful. You can see the meatballs, fatty brisket and steak of some sort. The broth we very rich in color. And you can smell the aromatics used to make the broth.
The broth was very hot and savory. The steak (they serve wagyu so I’m assuming it’s wagyu) was tender. I love that kept part of the fat on the brisket. It was tender and rich. You also got a good amount of meatballs too. I did notice that you got a decent amount of noodles but it’s on the lesser side than more. I guess it’s good I wasn’t that hungry cause on a normal day I probably would have left hungry cause of the amount they give you.
Their “special” pho is pretty basic. I have gone to other pho joints in the area and their special pho has tendon, tripe and sometimes a rib. It was a good bowl of pho but I wouldn’t say it’s anything special. It did lack noodles. The broth was savory and the meat was tender. But for a couple bucks cheaper and you get more to your bowl, I would rather head to Chinatown and grab a bowl of pho there. I’m still happy I got to try it out.
The staff were incredibly courteous, professional, and helpful. Our waitress (Trisha) was so amazing, she even helped to pack up our left overs.
The Honey Walnut Shrimp was my favorite dish. It had candied walnuts, a perfect creamy & sweet sauce, and perfectly cooked shrimp.
The Garlic Chicken was so flavorful. I love the water chestnut, it is one of my favorite ingredients and it paired amazing with the wood ear mushrooms.
The General Tso’s Chicken was not spicy as expected, but amazing breading on the chicken and the peppers were very flavorful.
The Grass Fed Wagyu Pho was good and wholesome ingredients. If you’re a pho-lover, this is for you.
We also got some Thai Teas and they were spot on! Well-steeped tea base and a light milk/creamer, very refreshing.
I adored my visit and will definitely be coming back.