375 Social Kitchen

A nice restaurant with beautiful interiors and friendly environment. We were 7 people who walked in around 1 pm on a Sunday and they were able to seat us without prior reservations. The drinks were good. Food was yumm and delicious. The best was the Korean cucumber, the wonton nachos giant ship, fried rice was good, portion sizes are super huge. Fries were good. Edamame were not as expected and they really need to work on their avocado toast. Overall it is a beautiful place serving good food providing a good number of options to select from. Overall we had a great time.

375 was a pleasant surprise. I’ve passed by this spot several times and finally decided to stop in. The staff was kind and welcoming, which made a great first impression. The menu had an unexpected Asian fusion twist that I wasn’t anticipating — but it worked! The flavors were solid, and everything was cooked well. Overall, a nice little spot worth checking out if you’re in the area.

This little hidden gem! Omg! I was running errands and craving Asian food, but all I could see was the basic fast food options. I turned a corner and the bright side caught my eye. So glad that I came in! I had the pork belly taco and the sesame ginger chicken taco…SCRUMPTIOUS! The perfect Austin of Asian food and tacos! The decor is funky cute and the server was very on point but not overly eager. Just cool. Checked in but let me enjoy my food…I will most definitely be back!

Great first experience. Food was delicious and staff was very friendly and attentive. We had the Tres Leches Pancakes, Banana Pecan Pancakes, Tokyo Burger, Bang bang shrimp and Wok Brussels Sprouts with Bacon jam ; everything was great. We be back to try more menu items!

I had the opportunity to dine at 375 Social Kitchen yesterday for the first time, and I must say, the food was absolutely incredible! Although the service was a bit slower than what I'm used to, once our food was served, everything was great. The portions served were beyond generous, and the drinks were equally amazing. However, I do have a couple of recommendations: 1. It would be beneficial for the servers to inquire if it's the guest's first time dining at the restaurant. 2. I would suggest thoroughly checking the receipt, as I unfortunately discovered that I was overcharged for two kids' lemonades. I attempted to reach out to discuss the issue, but was unable to get through to anyone. Overall, I highly recommend visiting 375 Social Kitchen. It is definitely a place that should not be missed!

A delicious fusion of foods. We got the bulgogi loaded fries, pork belly bao bun, Korean bowl with bulgogi and bacon pineapple fried rice, and wok Brussels sprouts with bacon jam. The fries are a must have for sure. The pork belly bao bun is very little. Personally. Can’t say it’s worth the 7 dollar price tag but worth a try. The wok Brussels were very very oily. Though I didn’t get to try the Korean bowl, it was served in the biggest bowl I’d ever seen. Looked like a good culmination of flavors. It was taken home for dinner and lunch the following day. Be prepared to spend a lot. It’s a pricey menu!

I've been here several times and have never been disappointed. Good food, good service, good prices, and their Wonton Nachos are the best! Never had them before and now I'm hooked!

One of our favorite spots on the NE side of San Antonio. The food is absolutely great with a delightful fusion of flavors and ingredients. Everything on the menu is incredible, and the staff is top notch. All our guests that come into town get treated to a dinner here, and the breakfast items are fantastic as well. Located in The Forum, this is a fantastic gem!!