This place is exactly what I've been looking for. Excellent curry, fresh flavor profiles and…read morepresentation that showcases the chef and team put love into the food they bring out. Legitimate heat for spice levels. Had the Gang Pananeng, was awesome. Will be back no question

Honestly I think this place has gotten a bad rap for whatever reason but it's the most authentic…read moreThai I've had in my time in Augusta and I'm a Thai food snob! I got the spring rolls and fantasy fried rice. Originally they accidentally gave me the curry puffs instead of the spring rolls and I honestly liked those better than the spring rolls! They were super kind in correcting my order. The spring rolls were a little lacking in flavor but the fried rice REALLY made up for that. I got it with Thai basil and baby corn. I also asked for it to be in the middle of medium and Thai hot. As soon as I walked into a place that had actual Thai people working I knew that I probably should have gotten just the medium hahha. Regardless, I'll be back!!

I got miso soup (4.25/5), the volcano roll (4.5/5), and hibachi chicken, shrimp, and tofu (5/5)…read more The miso soup was good but nothing too special. We loved how crunchy the dynamite roll was. I loved my hibachi proteins; they were better and a lot larger portions than dedicated hibachi places. Everything was cooked great; the shrimp and tofu had a nice, semi crunchy sear on them, and the veggies and chicken were also flavorful and tender. The fried rice was ok; I didn't notice any egg. The food was ready super quick; I was very impressed how fast they got it all out (5/5). The interior is clean and simple (4/5). Overall, for a fast casual place, this is hard to beat!

One of Augusta's best Korean fusion restaurants. I got their fried rice bowl and at mirin, you get…read morean option of 2 or 3 meat choices. I went with the 2 meant option which is about $20. Got the grilled chicken & steak, which was solid. The grilled chicken had a great char flavor, while the steak tasted like something you'd eat at a hibachi restaurant. The fried rice wasn't oily or dry, best part was how's the portion was. Got a side of 6 piece gyoza which was meat and vegetable filled; that was also non oily and fried just right. Took about 7-8 minutes for the order to come out which was a fast then around. Plenty of room for dining & facilities were pretty clean. They also have other menu items like bubble teas and ramen. Definitely a diverse menu, will certainly be back.

The pho here is on another level. Possibly the best bowl of pho I've ever had. The broth deserves…read moreits own standing ovation. Rich. Deeply savory. Crystal clear yet packed with hours of slow-simmered flavor. Every spoonful felt like comfort, healing, and pure happiness all at once. It was so good it honestly tasted like Baby Jesus was back there seasoning the pot. The steak was cooked perfectly. Tender. Thinly sliced. It finished cooking in the steaming broth without ever becoming tough. Every bite soaked up that incredible broth while still keeping its rich beefy flavor. Combined with the silky noodles, fresh herbs, bean sprouts, and squeeze of lime, every bite was balanced and unforgettable. The portions were generous, the ingredients tasted incredibly fresh, and everything arrived piping hot. Nothing felt rushed or overlooked. Just authentic flavors done exceptionally well. The staff were welcoming and attentive, making the experience even better. The restaurant itself was clean, relaxed, and exactly the kind of place you hope to find when you're craving an incredible bowl of pho. If you're anywhere near Augusta and love Vietnamese food, do yourself a favor and stop here. This is the kind of meal you think about long after you've finished it. It's giving... Drake canceling his dinner plans because this bowl is the main event.

While in town for a graduation and staying just down the road on Washington Rd., I decided to stop…read moreby Pho Viet Augusta for an early dinner around 5pm on a Friday. After browsing their menu online, I called in a to-go order and headed over. The restaurant wasn't too busy when I arrived, which made for a smooth pickup experience. The entire staff was incredibly welcoming, and multiple people checked to make sure I had been helped while I waited for my food. The dining area was clean, spacious, and had a relaxed atmosphere that made me wish I had more time to dine in. Their menu is packed with options, pho, traditional Vietnamese dishes, seafood, vegetarian choices, honestly, narrowing it down was the hardest part of the visit. I was looking for something lighter without a mountain of noodles or rice, so I ordered the Seafood Stir Fry. This was easily one of the freshest and most flavorful Vietnamese meals I've had in a long time. The bowl was loaded with crisp vegetables and plenty of seafood, all perfectly seasoned and cooked. It came with rice on the side, but the portion was so generous and satisfying that I barely touched it. The prices were reasonable, the portions were large, and the service was excellent from start to finish. If you're in the Augusta area and craving flavorful, fresh Vietnamese food, Pho Viet Augusta absolutely deserves a spot on your restaurant list.

Great food. Love the flavors of Asia. (Especially the curry dishes) Service good, and typical Asian…read moreambiance.

It's name is Fuji, and it's listed as a Thai restaurant. Nothing inherently wrong with that. But…read morewhen you break it down, it's sort a catch all Asian spot with a big menu. And it's fine. There just isn't anything particularly special about it. The food was fine. The service was fine. Not really a lot of atmosphere to speak of. The prices were decent. So were the portions. It's just your hodge-podge place that should have something for everyone. Full disclosure, I tend to prefer restaurants that specifically focus on one cuisine (Korean, Japanese, Thai, etc.). I don't think I'll be hurrying back. But I also won't avoid it. I ended up here once, and I'm not opposed to ending up there again.

We loved this spot!…read more You come in and order, they give you a table number to take with you as you seat yourself, and then you get your food shortly after. The bao buns were some of the best I've ever had. Flavorful, and so fresh. The ramen was delicious with fresh noodles, and my husbands steak teriyaki was pretty decent as well. Service was very friendly, everything came out quick, and the atmosphere is so light and airy with lots of tables that aren't too close together. Worth a stop in! Get the pork belly bao buns!

If you're looking for an authentic hibachi place with a twist, this is it. Cilantro is not one of…read morean ingredients that Japanese cuisine uses, and Mirin used it. That was the twist. The dishes were tasteful. So, remember, this is a fusion restaurant, meaning they deconstruct the dishes and they put a twist of their creativity. Four stars for me, service was good, place and bathrooms were clean. Will I go back? Yes, and would love to try their ramen and boba collection for next time.

Food was good. The server was very good. They say you can adjust the heat but they really don't…read more We asked for no spice but it was the same as my brother's medium. If you can't tolerate heat, don't go here. Too bad the heat destroyed the good vibe. Sawdee will do a better job.

I'm having a hard time giving this review. I want to give 2 stars because I left feeling…read moredisappointed and I doubt I will return but that feels unfair because so many aspects of my meal were quite good. First, the staff were friendly and the service was great. Second, the restaurant was clean and food was plated beautifully. That brings me to the food. Everything was cooked to the perfect temperature and texture and looked amazing. Smelled amazing. The taste however was flat. I ordered my meal medium for spice and it was not spicy at all. The garlic sauce was very thin and overall just not flavorful. No bright herbal notes, no deep umami flavors, not even much of a garlic presence. Just perfectly cooked, bland chicken and veggies. I had the same issue with my satay. The chicken was perfectly grilled and juicy but without the sauces it had zero flavor. The sauces however saved my meal. The sauces get 5 stars. The peanut sauce was sweet and salty and perfect. The cucumber did was bright and flavorful. The chilli dip that came with the spring roll was also great. The spring roll was also very good. Perhaps some of the other dishes offer up a bit more flavor and seasoning but I doubt I will be back. When I want Thai food I'm expecting bright vibrant and spicy flavors but my overall meal was just sort of bland. The staff clearly knows how to cook but missed some seasoning for my preference.

If you miss the lo mein noodles that used to be in the mall at Main China, Koi's hibachi noodles…read more(I've seen their website now calls them lo mein noodles) taste exactly the same!! In fact when I order from them, that's all I get! It comes in a small clamshell box (aka the mall kid's size portion) and it's currently 5.25 an order. Order online so you don't have to wait, it usually takes between 20-40min. But oh so worth it!!!

So our favorite sushi place in Augusta closed its sushi bar. So we went on a search and I think we…read morefound it. A nice selection of the more traditional rolls as well as some wonderful special rolls. We had the spicy yellowtail and the slider roll which were both excellent. We tried two special rolls and they were amazing. Also, our server, Annabelle, was a lot of fun. Our only criticism and the reason it's not five stars is a personal preference. We always prefer to sit at the sushi bar and the setup here is not ideal. If you sit at the sushi bar your back is to the main traffic area, so we sat in a booth. We will definitely be back, though.

The environment feels relaxed and restorative after city life. The Bánh Mì offered a satisfying…read morecrunch and fullness. Kevin provided attentive service, consistently checking in at appropriate moments.

Solid 3/5 star pho experience compared to competitors in the area…read more I ordered the rare steak soup, beef fried rice, and House special soup. The house special soup is your broth with a mixed collection of different meats. There was barely any tendon or couldn't say it was much of a meat variety. Wasn't sure what the cut was, but it was very dominant. The rare steak for my soup was pretty chewy & noodles in both soups were blocky. Just in chunks we had to break apart or just bite through the block. Wasn't a fan of how large the onion pieces were and it was fairly oily. The beef fried rice was actually good. Wasn't too oily or dry. Their Pepsi zero tasted very watered down. Plenty of seats to dine in, fairly quiet, and plenty of parking spaces. Service was okay. We saw the waiter twice during our entire meal. It was an overall "okay" experience for us.