I had a movie and dinner night with my daughter. My daughter has been here on a few different…read moredates, which is why she suggested sushi-ing here. We sat at the sushi bar and ordered up some rolls. Everything was yummy and fresh, and the service was great. She used a fork, I used the chop sticks which is always an experience in itself. Go and enjoy!

One word to describe this place; HORRIBLE. Manager was rude and only tried to take it out on my…read moredarker skin colored mom, rice was dry, and they couldn't understand what "I dont want mustard or yum yum sauce in my noodles." AND THEY STILL PUT IT IN. Sh*ty place dont recommend ONE STAR.

Yum! A whimsical restaurant right in downtown Rapid City, it offers quality food, a great…read moreselection, and reasonable pricing. We popped in without a reservation mid afternoon, which didn't seem to be a problem. Casual and unassuming, the focus here is strictly on the food. We started with their spicy cucumbers, which were refreshing, flavorful, and just the right level of heat. An amazing variation on a bun using bison, which gave it a very rich flavor. All the dishes were prepared with quality ingredients, made to serve, and were delicious. The service was great, plenty of cocktail and NA options. We noticed that the Food Network's Guy Fieri has checked this place out and seem to enjoy it! This is a can't miss restaurant when you're looking for an elevated Asian fusion experience.

Outstanding ramen. I had the bison broth ramen - because when in South Dakota... - and it was…read moreabsolutely fantastic. Will be back!

Stopped in for lunch. The location was clean, the food was fresh. We had the tempura, crab puffs,…read morepork potstickers, and a volcano roll. Everything was delicious. The service was good. We will return.

Ichiban and I have a funny history. Let me explain: I was…read moreborn in Rapid City and spent half my childhood there. When I was maybe 5 or 6, I went to Ichiban for the first time with my dad and his friend. My dad used to come here a few times every week when we lived here- he even knew the owner and was well acquainted. But, I was a young American kid, trying sushi, which is a very hit or miss cuisine as it is. I hated it, and I remember trying an ice cream they had there (green tea I think), and it was a terrible experience. My 5 year old self never wanted to come back. Now, being a mature 20 year old (sometimes), I have developed quite a liking/ obsession with sushi. For Easter I was planning to see my family that still lives in Rapid City, so I wanted to go back to Ichiban to try and reverse my bad memories of dining there. This didn't turn out to be quite as glamorous of a turn around as I had hoped. Ichiban is a very casual Thai & sushi place, so you don't have to worry about looking nice or keeping it formal. The menu featured an insanely long list of special rolls, which made it very hard to choose. As much as it pains me to say, I was pretty disappointed in the food. "Da Bomb" roll was pretty decent- that was my favorite roll I tried. But all the other rolls, they were really average and just not high quality. I've had some pretty great sushi and Ichiban just did not hit that mark in any way. Even my dad, who used to come here all the time, agreed that it was a big let down and the quality of the food has plummeted since we lived in town. It's just really unfortunate. The service was decent, our waitress was an adorably smiley lady and she kept up with us well. And even though I now appreciate sushi for all it is, I still don't wish to come back to Ichiban if I have other options. Sigh.

Loved the Calamari. Loved the Curry Ramen…read more Loved the Spicy Cicken Ramen. I believe the chicken was a bit over cooked and dry (must have cooked by other method and then sliced). No sake or other alcohol was available. Yah, don't need alcohol, although preferred to make this a destination for dome to enjoy.

It was a rainy day when I rolled into Rapid City, and while the Dakotas is typically known for beef…read moreand bison, my craving took a hard left turn toward pork tonkatsu. Sasuke Ramen House fit the bill. Walking in, the vibes were instantly Instagrammable: an anime mural splashed across the wall, a giant bowl of ramen anchoring the dining room, and that floating‑chopsticks display that always gets people to stop and post. It's playful, colorful, and a fun surprise in western South Dakota. I ordered the Garlic Tonkatsu, which came loaded with toppings by default, including a nicely seasoned soft‑boiled egg that hit all the right notes. A fork arrived alongside the chopsticks, which I'm guessing is a nod to the local clientele. Service was a bit slow, but with only two people working the floor on a Sunday night and a steady stream of diners. I've had ramen in quite a few places, and while Sasuke won't be topping any lists for me, it's genuinely nice to see a spot representing Japanese comfort food here in Rapid City. On a cold, rainy day, it absolutely hit the spot.

They make really good food here for sitting in and carry out and I like that the carry out can also…read morebe done during lunchtime if you use the side door, but their food is really really good. I love the tempura and all of the different kinds of sushi they make, definitely recommend

I use to come in all the time with my family but we moved and i went in yesterday 2 years later the…read morehost were so rude and the manger was so unprofessional. I want the old staff back.

Small and cozy Great service…read more Enjoyed a great dinner on Christmas eve 2025, crab wonton said sushi!!

This is the only sushi place I've been to in Rapid City so I can't compare it to other nearby…read moreplaces but I really liked it! I'm pregnant so I can't have the raw fish sushi. I was sad because I love sushi and I thought I was going to have to get a rice bowl instead, but then saw that they had fully cooked options! I ended up getting the Matsuri roll which is cooked and was great! The service was great - it probably took them 15 minutes to make our food and the vibe of the place was great. I'd definitely come back!

What can I say????…read more Super good! I went for Pho mainly. I was going to try a different restaurant the day before called Pho Vietnam, but they put a bad taste in my mouth before I could even try it. I'm glad I didn't, and I'm glad I tried this place instead. Menu has a good selection. Seems like also some Chinese American food. I got a Thai tea; which was amazing. I ordered a grilled beef banh mi that came with a side salad! Sooo big and huge.. Then I ordered steak pho with tendon... I ordered a small and it was more than enough. Good portions, flavorful and had some good depth. Good amount of veggies to add to pho.. I dipped my banh mi into the pho and that takes it to another level. It was nice inside the restaurant, the ambiance was nice and calm...service was good and helpful. I couldn't finish all my food and was able to pack it all up. I will definitely return.

I always try to support local restaurants, and I was excited to give Pacific Rim a try. The first…read morething that stood out was the restaurant itself--the ambiance is very nice, clean, and inviting. On a beautiful summer Friday evening during tourist season, I was a little surprised it wasn't busier because the space creates a great first impression. We ordered the General Tso's Chicken, Mongolian Beef, spring rolls, and two boba teas. The sauces on both entrées had good flavor, but unfortunately the proteins were the weak point of the meal. The chicken was fair, but the beef was extremely tough and dry. The texture was so chewy that it almost felt like beef jerky that had been rehydrated in sauce. The rice also didn't seem fresh and fluffy as I would have expected. The spring rolls were easily the best part of the meal. They were fresh, flavorful, and the highlight of everything we ordered. The boba teas were a bit underwhelming. They were so sweet that the sweetness completely overpowered the tea flavor, making it difficult to appreciate the drink itself. Our total came to about $64, including a 15% tip on a pickup order. At that price point, I expected better quality and value, especially considering the portion size of the Mongolian Beef. I genuinely want local restaurants to succeed, and Pacific Rim has a nice atmosphere and some promising flavors. However, based on this experience, the quality did not match the price. I think more attention to ingredient freshness and execution would go a long way. I hope this feedback is taken constructively, because I'd like to see the food live up to the potential of the restaurant itself.

I love their service, super friendly. I ordered bibimbop. It came out in a hot stone and food was…read moreso fresh. The waiter told me that they handmade sauce is unique. And I love their sauce. The red sauce was a bit spicy but super tasty. The restaurant is good for large group. I felt a bit private when they set me sitting in the booth. Plenty free parking around restaurant.

Absolutely incredible! First time ever trying their food! The staff was simply amazing! They where…read moresweet and very friendly. The food was fresh and the portions are exactly worth the 20 bucks! I will for sure be back! The food and staff are just amazing! Extremly amazing experience !!! The restaurant is authentic and a great atmosphere!