Soga Shabu Shabu - Madison

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Soga Shabu Shabu

Soga Shabu Shabu
3.3 / 5 (475 reviews)

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The menu of Soga Shabu Shabu from Madison includes 42 dishes. On average the dishes or drinks on the menu cost approximately $12.2. You can view the categories on the menu below.

Last update: 17.01.2026 from: mitch

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★ 3.3 / 5 from 475 reviews

Was Muhammad Khalifa at Soga Shabu Shabu a mag?
This restaurant presents two separate menus, each differing in layout and quality, making your choice of menu quite important. The short, two-sided menu that features Americanized dishes is underwhelming—if you’re simply after sesame chicken or shrimp lo mein, you can find better alternatives elsewhere (we sampled both items). In contrast, the extended menu showcasing authentic dishes was outstanding. We will definit... View all feedback.

What Roberta Leuschke dislikes about Soga Shabu Shabu:
this restaurant is located on the upper floor of an older building in the state street. on the road they climb a long staircase, illuminated on both sides by a series of blue rope lights. I felt good as if I was on the way to a disco, haha. we were greeted by a friendly waitress who immediately set us up. it was late in the afternoon and very quiet in the restaurant. we ordered the winzer soup and sesam huhn with fri... View all feedback.

klarkin-teacher2
31.08.2017

This restaurant is located on an upper floor of an older building on State Street. Upon entering at street level, you climb a long flight of stairs that are lit up on either side by a string of blue rope lights. I kind felt like I was on my way to a disco, haha. We were greeted by a friendly waitress who seated us immediately. It was late in the afternoon and very quiet in the restaurant. We ordered the wonton soup and sesame chicken with fried rice. The wonton soup was very good, and the sesame chicken was ok. I'm not a fan of breaded chicken anyway, but it didn't excite me. The fried rice was disappointingly on the cool side. The 3 pieces of broccoli that were on the side of the plate were also cold. I didn't eat any of the egg roll, but was told that it was steamy hot and tasted good. Before the food arrived I visited the washroom to wash my hands, and was aware of just how old this building is! The restroom could really use some attention. I love old and historic buildings and have absolutely nothing against that, but it seemed quite dilapidated and dirty. I was thankful for the motion sensored paper towel dispenser, as I was viewing how dirty the light switch plate was. I seriously don't know when the last time it had been wiped down. And the wall I was seated against had a taped up hole. I'd be willing to visit again and try something on the menu that is more suited to my taste. I would also love to see them put a little more effort into fixing the "tacky" aspects of the interior and scrubbing the place up a bit.

bret-128
04.10.2020

This restaurant is located on an upper floor of an older building on State Street. Upon entering at street level, you climb a long flight of stairs that are lit up on either side by a string of blue rope lights. I kind felt like I was on my way to a disco, haha. We were greeted by a friendly waitress who seated us immediately. It was late in the afternoon and very quiet in the restaurant. We ordered the wonton soup and sesame chicken with fried rice. The wonton soup was very good, and the sesame chicken was ok. I'm not a fan of breaded chicken anyway, but it didn't excite me. The fried rice was disappointingly on the cool side. The 3 pieces of broccoli that were on the side of the plate were also cold. I didn't eat any of the egg roll, but was told that it was steamy hot and tasted good. Before the food arrived I visited the washroom to wash my hands, and was aware of just how old this building is! The restroom could really use some attention. I love old and... read more

eakesson
31.08.2017

Just a limited experience here, but a nice one. Stopped in yesterday on a whim while walking by on State St. and saw this new restaurant. Decided to try it, ordered an egg roll ($1) and the Kung Po chicken ($7.95) for carry out. While I waited for my order, the hostess handed me a glass of water, even though I didn't request one (outside temp was in the 80s, so it was a friendly, hospitable touch that I welcomed). I quickly got my food and left. The pork egg roll was tasty. Small-ish, but it was only $1. If you like larger, 'regular' sized egg rolls, just get 2 for $2. It's worth it. My Kung Po chicken order was huge. My only complaint was that I'd have liked more veggies. The dish was very tasty with lots and lots of chicken, so if my only complaint was that there was too much meat, that's a minor complaint. I'm eager to go back and try more dishes, and will update the review at that time.

mitch
19.06.2024

Probably the best Chinese place on state street.

logan
19.06.2024

Good value for food, and an added menu for hot pot and other higher end dishes.

  • Main Course

    Steamed Yellow Croaker
    Steamed Yellow Croaker

    Braised in soy sauce.

    $16.8
  • Appetizer

    Steamed White Meat Chicken With Chili Sauce
    Steamed White Meat Chicken With Chili Sauce
    $8.9
  • Noodle Dishes

    Fried Udon
    Fried Udon

    Chicken; beef; pork; shrimp.

    $9.8
  • Chicken

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