Soul Fu - Minneapolis

Was not a good decision to eat their pork belly. Not flavored well at all, the fat was not cooked right and didn't have any flavor. I do not recommend at all. Their sauce was good they gave with the pork.

I've ordered nearly everything they have to offer and I'm unable to find a dish that isn't amazingly done. These guys really put thought into everything that goes into your meal. It's a shame with all the amazing food in North Loop, Soul Fu keeps pulling me back in!

Love this place.. the best and they are friendly and quick

I enjoy Soul Fu! I have yet to venture out and try more of the menu, but I do know if I want some good chicken wings, to stop by or place an order. Wontons are on point. I think their wings come in different flavors, but my fav is always dry rub. You get a whole wing, not drummies, which I appreciate. I was surprised they have a menu of Asian food and then it's cut with Soul Food flare. It's a nice spin. I'm thinking of trying their greens soon, to see how they spin it. I did try the Spicy Gouda Mac, it wasn't bad. I didn't like it tho. I have to admit that I am a mac n cheese snob. I would try it again tho.

Wow, this restaurant exceeded my expectations in so many ways! First off, the mac and cheese is fantastic. It has a subtle kick that's just enough to notice without being overpowering. I’ve never had gouda in my mac before, but it was delicious! I also love that you get wontons as a side. Everyone tends to want a couple of wontons with their meal anyway, so it’s nice not to have to ask the table if we should order them. It’s the perfect side in just the right amount. The fried rice was good too, but my only real issue was that it was overloaded with egg. There was an excessive amount of egg in the rice. We ended up picking quite a bit out to balance it out—maybe equivalent to 3-4 eggs. I enjoy egg, but I prefer my dish to be Fried Rice, not a Fried Rice omelet (I admit, I'm exaggerating a bit there).