Soba

Thai, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Japanese methods & flavors. The menu changes daily, allowing the chef to create signature selections with an Asian influence.
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Soba is a Pan-Asian restaurant in Pittsburgh that is consistently rated as one of the city's finest, with accolades ranging from Best New Pittsburgh Restaurant and Best Restaurant (Pittsburgh Magazine) to Best Martini (Pittsburgh City Paper) and Delicious Design (Pittsburgh Magazine). The large selection of tempting appetizers are perfect for sharing among your group. Drink specialties include seasonal martinis made with house-infused vodkas. Soba's wine list is recognized by Wine Spectator and has a wine to complement any dinner. Soba is housed in a beautiful, three-story Victorian building on Ellsworth Avenue in Shadyside. The restaurant has an urban/modern Zen garden atmosphere with a spectacular two-story water wall. The restaurant includes a comfortable first floor lounge, several small dining rooms and a rooftop deck.

09/24/2026

Be sure to check out our featured cocktails while you’re visiting for our fall Vietnamese menu through Sunday! 🍹 Enjoy a beautiful array of colors & flavors!

09/21/2026

🍂 Get cozy with us! Join us today through Sunday (9/27) to celebrate the first week of fall with Vietnamese comfort food like Shaking Beef (Bo Luc Lac), Bun Cha (a Vietnamese pork & noodle dish) and Vietnamese Coffee Pumpkin Spice Tiramisu. ☕️

08/21/2026

Our Japanese Summer à la carte menu arrives at Soba next week! Celebrate the bounty of the season August 24-30 with our eye-catching and flavorful plates as warm summer days give way to refreshingly cooler nights. 🍣 ☀️ 🇯🇵

07/13/2026

We’re sweet on summertime! 🍨 Always save room for dessert at Soba (or maybe order as an appetizer just to be safe?)!

🍌 Soba Sundae | hummingbird cake, trio of house ice cream, caramel sauce, toasted pecans, bruleed banana, whipped cream

🍑 Corn Mochi Cake | roasted peaches, berry compote, corn cookie crumble, vanilla diplomat

06/29/2026

250th b-day spread is set—Soba will be open this Saturday for the 4th of July! Join us to beat the heat with a cocktail or a Soba Sundae with a lil brûléed banana!

06/18/2026

What if there was a spot in Shadyside that was just the right blend of food, cocktails and overall ✨ vibe ✨ with a secret little second story patio, welcoming and attentive staff and a lounge with walls of windows that open up to let in a warm breeze? 😎 We miiight know a place (and it just so happens to have a brand new summer menu)!

05/13/2026

Two nights remain for our Kamayan Feast celebrating Pahiyas, the Philippines’ most colorful harvest festival! 🐟 Please reserve in advance in groups of two our more, and indicate your preference for the Pahiyas menu when reserving. Cheers! 🇵🇭

05/07/2026

Hellloooo Halo Halo! 🍨 Join us next week, beginning May 11, for a Kamayan Feast celebrating Pahiyas, the Philippines’ most colorful harvest festival! 🐟 Please reserve in advance in groups of two our more, and indicate your preference for the Pahiyas menu when reserving. See you next week!

05/01/2026

Experience the vibrant spirit of the Philippines May 11-14 at our Pahiyas (pah-EE-yas) Dinner, a shared Kamayan feast inspired by the Filipino harvest festival. 🌴 Join us for traditional flavors, festive décor and joyful celebration! 🐠 Reserve today with a minimum of 2 guests. 🍨 See full menu and details at soba.kitchen. 🍹 Please select Pahiyas when making your reservation online.

04/17/2026

Three days remain to get a taste of our Songkran Menu! Join us now through Sunday for our modern twists on traditional Thai dishes! 🐷 💐 💦 🇹🇭 Our regular menu is also available if you’d prefer some Soba classics!

Address

5847 Ellsworth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA
15232

Website

https://soba.kitchen/

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