Best ramen in Greenville! Great service too We will definitely be back again!! Tonkotsu chicken…read moreramen & tonkotsu kimchi ramen were both 10/10

The service was excellent and the food was delicious! The restaurant is pleasantly quiet and cozy,…read moreand very clean. I used to love this place but hadn't been in a while, so I'm glad I was able to go again! I highly recommend the pop rock shrimp

The atmosphere was and staff was really welcoming! We had the Kobe beef which was yummy. The…read moremarinade on it taste a lot like Korean bulgogi. We also had a spread of sushi. Spicy tuna, spider roll, Godzilla roll and MCT (?) roll.

We have been here quite a few times, it is one our favorite places to eat sushi! Today we walked in…read moreand there was a 30 minute wait. No issue at all we asked to sit at the bar for a drink while we waited. The host was rude, told us that SHE as the host wasn't allowing no one to sit there until the wait was down. We were confused because there were at least 10 seats open at the bar. We proceeded to wait outside until our table was ready. Once we were to the table our waiter apologized to us, he was very confused also. He had never heard such a thing! He was an absolute amazing waiter! We will definitely be back but I hope the host learned a lesson on customer service.

Ramen and onigiri so good when we stopped in for lunch, we grabbed some katsu curry to go for…read moredinner later. Not a fancy place, but cozy and inviting and the staff wonderful.

Excellent for take out! To call this just "soup" is not describing it accurately as it is a full…read moremeal in a bowl of comfort food. Complex broth cooked all day, tender meat, vegetables, soft boiled egg, noodles worthy of slurping, it is much more than soup. Best on a cold, rainy day. It is like a home remedy "penicillin" to warm you up and keep you healthy! Or at least that's what it feels like.

Chicken Ramen with Corn, Sprouts, Spinach, and Mushrooms in a Miso base was my order. Service was…read morequick. Hibachi was sold out at the time of my arrival. The food was a bit overly salty. Would recommend someone trying it during their cooking process as it was too salty for consumption. The restaurant was a casual dining restaurant for ambiance.

I can't wait to go back and try the other ramen flavors but this was really filling, fresh and…read moretasty! The noodles especially in this were really delicious and fresh tasting. I love all the ways you can customize your order. I can't wait to go back and try more.

My daughter and I are having a staycation downtown. I let her pick what she wanted for dinner. She…read morewanted ramen, so we found this place across from our hotel. It was a little complicated to find, but it was so worth it! The staff were friendly and the food was delicious. We were sad to find out this location would be closing. Guess we'll have to find the one on Woodruff.

If you like noodles, check this place out. And great on this chilly day…read more Friendly & quick service. Family friendly. And if you've never used chopsticks, fear not, they have these handy chopstick helpers. (See photo) Tried the Shoyou Ramen and Beef Udon. Good portions and tasty but if you want more noodles, you can buy extra

Went here for a celebration dinner and it did not disappoint! Great food, service and lovely…read moreambiance! We will be back!

Just a quick review of the carry out option. We called in right as they were opening and the…read moreperson on the phone told us that a large party was expected and if we placed an order at 5:00, our sushi would not be ready until 6:30PM. I said we had a pretty sizeable carry out order, which she took down And I asked if 6:30 was doable for the actual pick up time. To her credit, she wanted to confirm with the sushi chef's and they said, "yes." And they were spot on. We had five rolls and about 14 orders of nigiri. Sushi Masa is the best sushi in town, but I appreciated the forthright communication and commitment to their word on timing. Highly recommend dine-in or carry out.

Four years ago the first night we got in town with all our kids to check out the new house. We are…read moremoving into. We ate for our first time at this little jump. If you like sushi, and I've had it all over the world, and a quiet, simple local spot owned by a wonderful lady who is doing nothing but expanding and writing the way of foodies in the South Carolina area. We were the best of luck and hope she opens a spot up in Cleveland, South Carolina, where we're heading. My favorite is a warm sake, a tall beer and sashimi the tuna, salmon and yellowtail are no can lose combination. The guys making it rock 'n' roll fresh and tasty every time. Who thought you'd have to come to Simpsonville for excellent sushi! All the best, Tony and Jennifer

I was in the area for work and decided to stop by for lunch, and I'm so glad I did! The restaurant…read moreis beautifully decorated, creating a welcoming atmosphere from the moment you walk in. My server was friendly, attentive, and provided excellent service throughout my meal. I started with the spring rolls, then ordered the lunch special, which included a fresh salad and the Hollywood specialty hand roll. The salad was surprisingly large and absolutely delicious! I also ordered a rainbow roll, not realizing how generous the lunch portions were, but it was excellent as well. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in the area!

I recently went to The Mills and it is such a great atmosphere. It's a food court place with a lot…read moreof seating and a large outdoor area. I had the birria tacos with chicken and no cheese. It was SO good, I definitely would have them again. Service was also good!

My $15 brisket "Monster Burrito" was 90% rice, and it took them a half hour to make. For some…read morereason, there is also a "snow machine" loudly pumping out flurries that are surely getting in everyone's food.

Great food! This is some of the best sushi I have had in the South. The roles were big properly…read morestuffed with fresh ingredients and they were done fairly quickly. The service was really good as well. The prices were really good. The spring rolls were amazing as well. The only thing I did not like about this place is that they didn't have fountain drinks. Instead, they had the bottles and I generally need more than one beverage to finish a meal. As far as I'm concerned that this is the place to go get sushi if you're in Greenville. I have tried a couple of the other places and they don't compare. The restaurant is fairly small and I think it's because most of their customers are takeout, but it's actually a pleasant experience to dine in.

Love the food, the food options, the staff, the music. WOWOWOW I just flew in and hadn't eaten in…read moreover 14 hours and this cured me. Having both Japanese and Korean options was the best move! I'm so happy to have my soondubu and sushi all at the same place. NOT TO MENTION THE PRICES ARE INSANE WOW. Good quality priced food is SO hard to come by. Thank you for being such an a amazing restaurant. I will be returning and telling all my friends and family and anyone who is nice.

Coming from out of town I wasn't expecting much but I was pleasantly surprised! I got the boneless…read moreGalbi (short rib), tofu soup, CORN CHEESE, and egg soufflé. Given the amount of food I ordered normally this would be about $50-$60 but it ended up being around $45! Definitely a good deal with a good homely tasting food. The Korean women is also very kind maybe because I was the only person there at the time. Would recommend to friends!

We made a same day reservation for 14 people and were very impressed with how well they handled our…read moregroup. I am not sure what everyone ordered so can only go into details about what my husband and I had and what murmurings I heard from the folks seated around me. I got the pork rib barbecue with soondubu (soft tofu stew). Hubs got the beef bulgogi with kimchi jigae (stew). There were also a variety of banchan. Some friends split the large BBQ combo which looked big as a house. Another friend ordered a bunch of dumplings. If I were to have one complaint, it would be that the menu wasn't beginner friendly. I'm personally well acquainted with Korean food but there were a couple folks in the group who had never had it before and didn't have enough info about what they were ordering. Many of the items in the "entrees" section are soups, but they don't say that they're soups and at least one friend was surprised that is what they ended up with. I wish I'd known they were struggling and could have helped them, but I'd recommend that the restaurant revise the menus a bit or at least have one page that defines some stuff for the beginners. Beyond that, no real complaints. The portions were large and I was very happy with everything I ate. The banchan were good, mostly representative of banchan I've had elsewhere though their bean sprouts were a bit different than I usually get (in a good way) and a couple of the radish dishes might have been a little too similar. The soondubu was good, a little less "fishy" than I'm used to; mine uses anchovy broth but maybe they don't? It wasn't spicy at all. The kimchi jigae was a little spicier. The BBQ pork rib was a little different than I was expecting from another restaurant I used to get that dish from, but not in a bad way, it was still very good but less saucy. Still had good flavor, and there was a lot of meat conveniently already removed from the bone for the most part. I like that they cook the food in back; while some might enjoy "make it yourself" BBQ; I prefer to focus on the company when I'm dining out. They were kind enough to split the checks, which with that many people is GREATLY appreciated and they made sure to point out that tip was already included prominently on the bill. Prices are very reasonable for Korean, which is often one of the pricier cuisines, especially given the portion sizes. It is not "cheap", but it is "reasonable" for what you get. I will absolutely organize another group meal here next time I'm in town, I'll just hold a little "Korean food 101" session for the noobs beforehand though to help them know how to order!