SHIA
$$$$ • Korean Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout SHIA
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The food is fantastic!!!!
Great food and service. Had the 5-course at the bar, and Jeff walked us through all the dishes, as well as some nice cocktails. Love the premise of the restaurant - sustainability and accountability. All the dishes were real flavorful; particularly liked the mushroom dish. Kimchi was nice and firm; the desert was amazing. Similar pricing to other tasting menu locales, so fret not - eat wonderful dishes in a relaxed atmosphere. Menu changes seasonally, so will be back to...read full review
Intimate atmosphere of only 3 couples at the bar and 2 other tables for the 5 course tasting. Each course was an amazing combination of flavors and well timed to allow conversation and savoring of the meal. Thoughtful and attentive service. Looking forward to trying the 7 course meal even though 5 was fully satisfying.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5:30 - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 5:30 - 10PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 10PM |
| Friday | 5 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 5 - 10PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
SHIA is a small, thoughtfully curated restaurant that offers a unique and memorable dining experience. The ambiance is tranquil and polished, reflecting careful attention to detail in decor and atmosphere. Guests are greeted warmly and treated with excellent service, with staff being attentive and knowledgeable. The restaurant features a variety of menus, including a 5-course option served in the bar area and a 7-course experience in the main dining area, showcasing a blend of culinary creativity and Korean influences.
The cuisine at SHIA is highly regarded for its well-balanced flavors, texture, and depth. Dishes like lobster, Samgye Juk, and lamb demonstrate a mastery of flavors, although some reviews mention that certain dishes, like the lamb loins, can be chewy and less satisfying. The menu includes innovative creations such as the final dish made with gochujang and raspberry, which left a strong impression on diners. Korean pairing of beverages, including tea, complements the menu well, adding to the overall experience.
While many reviews praise the culinary artistry and memorable flavors, some guests found certain desserts, like the sundae, to be too small and subtle in taste. Despite this, the overall experience is highly positive, emphasizing the hospitality, care, and creativity that define SHIA. Visitors often leave eager to return, appreciating the unique blend of flavors and the refined yet welcoming atmosphere.