I have to say I am a huge pasta fan, so when I moved back to town and saw we had a pasta place... I…read morewas ecstatic. If the prices were just a little cheaper I'm sure my boyfriend and I would frequent there more often. The variety and different types of noodles is what makes this place so great. Not to mention the wait time is short! Especially for super hot food that is fresh. I recommend this place for fellow pasta lovers that want to have something a little different.

Whoever the cooks that were there this evening around 830p 01/12/26 did a really great job with…read moreappearance, taste, texture, and consistency of the two bowls I got. I got the pad Thai with tofu and Japanese noodle with tofu. The tofu was at a very nice consistency in texture and it was very flavorful. The workers that were there tonight. I had a great attitude and it took very good care of me. Thank you.

Really enjoyed my visit to Ramen Fuji. The ramen was excellent -- great depth of flavor and served…read morequickly. Service was friendly and efficient, and the pricing felt right for what you get. The surprise highlight was the cheese wontons; they were incredible and worth the trip on their own. Definitely a 4.5/5 for me and a spot I'll be returning to.

A top contender for my favorite ramen in Sioux Falls. The noodles had the perfect bite, the soup…read morewas savory, and the options were plentiful. The serving is perfect sized. The restaurant is clean and very open, it wasn't very busy when we went. I had the shoyu ramen and my husband had the spicy ground beef ramen. We will absolutely be going back!

The Pork Spring Roll was absolutely amazing.The service, great and the food was exactly what I came…read morefor.

I don't usually review a restaurant's most popular dishes, and I tried their Khmer curry soup…read morebecause it's so popular, but I have to make an exception, because it is *delicious*. And filling. Before today, I thought I'd end up trying most of their dishes over the coming years, but it's going to be hard to resist this soup.

Food was ok. We ordered Pulgogi and Japlaem. Does not come with typical Korean fixings. Kimchi,…read morePoratoes, etc. we were disappointed with the meals and do not really think we will go back.

I've been here about 4 or 5 times now and this restaurant has been consistent in food taste,…read morefriendliness/service and cleanliness. Today I had the lunch combo $12 which was eight wings, side, and a drink. I tried the secret chili flavor. It showed 1 red pepper for spiciness. Well, I didn't find it spicy at all, but that's okay it was still tasty. I think it is suppose to be sweet & heat. It was good and I would order it again. The soy garlic wings and honey garlic wings are also good choices! The lady working at the register is always nice and friendly. I've seen her everytime I've been here. The restaurant has always been clean including the bathroom which is good, because you know if the bathrooms are dirty their kitchen probably is too! And that's no bueno! Good place to eat. If you have not been here it's definitely worth a try.

Ramen in the Midwest can be a bit dicey. Upon arriving at the restaurant, I was a little unsure…read moreabout the place as it gave off an older restaurant vibe. This totally does not reflect the inside of the restaurant! I really could not believe that on a Saturday at 7pm, it was just my husband and I in the restaurant. There was a nearly overwhelming amount of options to choose from. We both ordered different kinds of shoyu ramen. Broth, noodles, and toppings were fantastic! My biggest gripe was the chashu not meeting my standards. Of all the things I'm picky about, it's the chashu. Service was pretty alright, nothing too crazy. Being the only customers, staff was not overbearing, but respectful and polite. We will be giving it another go soon just to make sure it wasn't just a weird night.

Korean corn dog was great. The service is fast. The inside is small but it worked for two people to…read moresit and eat.

good bubble tea. I got the taro bubble tea with tapioca and my colleague got brown sugarread more

I went out of town for family event and had some time to kill. My aunt was already at the mall so…read morewe chose somewhere nearby to meet. This restaurant is cute. Located in a busy commercial area by the mall with a huge parking lot. They offer bubble tea, poke, and Ramen. We ordered at the counter because we had no idea what to order, the girl was super helpful.

Food was good. I got the seafood ramen. Lots of seafood, good broth, and noodles. What more could a…read moreyou want

Combo fried rice was really good. I'd definitely go back for that. Gyoza tasted regular, nothing…read morespecial. Sioux Falls roll didn't taste very fresh and had a bit of a spice to it. Spice is fine but the overall roll wasn't anything to rave about IMO. Friendly service, fair prices.

Favorite spot for last 20 years. She remembers my order and my voice and remember my kids and what…read morethey like we will never go anywhere else for our spicy sesame chicken and rice

After long drive, perfect meal. Great selections and low to medium prices. Friendly service low…read morekey. Venue neat clean and good.

I have been eating here, well ordering to go for some years now. Today is my first time actually…read moresitting down in the restaurant. Now in the past when picking up it's usually just an older lady. She has never been super big on customer service and quite frankly pretty rude. I hate the stereotype that because it's a good Asian restaurant that service is usually not good but the food is good. Just because you know people will come back and eat, so you can treat them however. That's crazy to me... I have eaten at some amazing Asian establishments and have had both outstanding service and food. Anyway, so as I'm sitting here; there's about 6 people in here including me. Not a very big place. Kind of dark and pretty warm in here. Some stuff on the ceiling and Asian decor, grey walls. She comes to take my order and doesn't smile, I have been nothing but nice and smile at her and have manners etc.. But she asked me what I wanted, I say #19 pho beef & tendon.. then she immediately wants to run away. I say wait hold on, I wanted to add some things. What do you want to add she says? I said can I add nuoc beo on the side? She said we don't have that, then I say extra onions and cilantro.. I can't even say anything else before she tries to run away again.. then I said I would like to add spring rolls, but veggie, and I'm thinking that's tofu.. either way she runs away.. I can't even order a drink. I also really wanted to add a side of sliced onions and see if they have any Chinese donuts.. but there's no asking because she is running. Then as she comes back out to bring something to someone else, I basically have to raise my voice to ask for a drink. She brings my Dr. Pepper and spring rolls and it's literally just veggies inside. No tofu. At this point I feel not scared but like she is not approachable at all, intimidating to say the least. Very uncomfortable feeling. I really want to ask for tofu, but I'm just going to leave it alone. I saw a commercial with Vince Danh, running for city council, and I'm so confused how he is on this commercial speaking about this restaurant like it's just the best and meanwhile everyone knows the service is ridiculous. So she brings my food and everything looks good. I had to ask for a side of onions and chopsticks and chili oil. She seemed annoyed I had to ask. She brought them and I started eating. Everything was good. Now I don't want to go as far as saying racist, but I did notice how she was towards other people in here who weren't my color. I'm a lot of things but I definitely have darker skin than anyone in here. I have noticed some peoples experience may be the same who have non white skin. Anyway, I won't be coming back to sit and eat. I mean over the phone she's rude too and just wants to rush. I might order to pick up in the future, but this experience has turned me off completely. And I love Pho so much. I will just eat at Pho Thai.. I understand people have had hard lives and I have sympathy for them, but also regardless of the life you lived, you have to treat everyone with kindness. A smile goes a long way...normally....but maybe just not here.

The food was DELICIOUS. The service, it was fine. The little old lady said to sit anywhere. She…read morebrought us our waters & silverware right away. We knew what we wanted (menu online) & she went back to the kitchen to prepare it. We literally ordered a bowl of "soup" so it's not rocket science to need any help with that. We came in at 2:45 so we had the whole place to ourselves, we were out by 3:15. It only took maybe 3 min to get our food. And for 2 people it cost like $25. So to me, that's better than any ol' burger joint you can hit up. Plus, we have a whole other meal's worth of leftovers. 100% would go back anytime. Was it the cleanest place? Maybe not - but neither is my granny's kitchen - so take what you want outta that. It was homey.

The service may take a little bit, but that's okay because the staff is lovely, and the food is…read moreexceptional! My personal favorites are the spiced tofu combo and the vege banh mi chay, although I have never had anything from Lam's that wasn't fabulous. If you have dietary restrictions, they are very accommodating, although they already have a pretty nice selection of vegan/vegetarian options. Bottom line- great food at a very reasonable price.

I stopped in at Lam's Vietnamese Restaurant and overall had a good experience. The food itself was…read moretasty and came out quickly, which I appreciated. Portions were on the smaller side though, especially for the price point. The building is a bit run down and could use some updates, but the staff was friendly and the meal hit the spot. Solid place if you're craving Vietnamese, just know what to expect.