SoHo Bistro

The street address is on North Tryon, but the restaurant entrance is on College Street, on the building’s first floor. Drivers can use validated parking in the Truist Center garage all day on weekends and after five on weekdays. That detail makes an evening stop more convenient than the Uptown address might initially suggest.

Rice noodles, chow foon and lo mein give noodle lovers several distinct choices, alongside Hong Kong beef noodle soup and spicy Shinsu ramen. Dinner also includes pineapple chicken fried rice, tangerine chicken and eggplant specialties. Scallion pancakes or dumplings can start the meal without committing the table to a full appetizer platter.

Most dinner plates fall into a moderate price range, and the entrées include a choice of white or fried rice. Steamed vegetables and tofu dishes offer alternatives to meat-focused orders. Weekend service begins in the afternoon rather than at lunchtime, and parties of five or more should account for the menu’s automatic gratuity when planning the bill.