Yummy and a wide variety of options. Food came out quick and hot! Good service & reasonable prices…read more Nice place to stop at in Savannah!

My daughter goes to SCAD. This is a staple for us on every visit. Pho with beef is my go-to.read more

I judge a Chinese restaurant on their hot and sour soup. Hot and sour soup in most restaurants…read moretastes like dish water. The hot and sour soup is THE BEST I've ever had!! Both hot and sour; it totally delivers. I highly recommend this place so you can taste what this soup is supposed to taste like.

Listen to me. Every time I am in Savannah I eat here. It is the best Asian food in the city. Full…read morestop.

Just finished my meal and everything was great. Shoutout to Lee for the service!! Ambiance was neat.read more

Yatai ramen. They…read morehave advertising on the table that says if you mention staff on a google or Yelp review the staff member will get a $5 tip on the restaurant. Hopefully that's true. Verenice was the BEST! Give that girl a raise or a promotion! She was doing it all! From taking orders, bringing food out, and cleaning up tables! She helped us navigate the menu/ordering. She also brought out our food to the table and was so helpful during our first time here. There were lots of ramen options to choose from. You choose your broth and meat option and that tells you your price. You can add extra toppings for additional costs. Runs about less than $20 a person. They have fountain drink options as well as other Asian drinks. They have rice bowl options as well as meat on a stick. They don't have kids meal options but it's about $8 for noodles and broth. Which is a good option for kids. I ordered shoyu broth for my son. I didn't realize it would taste so salty. I understand it's a soy sauce broth. But most ramen broths I've had isn't to that degree. I asked if they could add hot water to the hot water to make it less salty. Verenice again was so helpful, she brought the ramen back out and said if I needed more water added to just ask. I will say I did not appreciate the additional comments from some of the kitchen staff. The place is decorated with lots of anime characters. They have a vending machine with goodies. A claw machine with stuffed animals and lots of Pokémon cards for sale.

Absolutely wonderful food!! Top notch & big order was 100% correct! Highly recommendread more

I don't even know where to start. We arrived on a very busy Saturday night with no reservation and…read morewere able to be seated after a very short wait. The staff was very kind and attentive, and the food was the best we have had during our weekend trip to Savannah. The pork soup dumplings were so delicious my kids asked for a 2nd order before we finished the first one. We had the pork soup dumplings (2x), fried pork pot stickers (it's not a pan fry, I would like to try steamed in the future), the cucumbers, the green beans, chicken fried rice and meatballs. We were thinking Savannah would be a stop in the future if it were on the way. We will now come back just for dinner at E-Tang again. It was the best service and food we experienced during our trip.

Very good Thai food. We had pad se ew beef, pad see ew pork, yellow curry with chicken and Bangkok…read morechicken. Staff was very friendly and attentive and we enjoyed the patio seating and ambiance of the neighborhood.

Phenomenal Thai spot! We went for lunch and sat right by…read morethe window. Service was great, we didn't have to wait long to for our food and it was quiet inside. I got the pad Thai - level 4 spice - perfectly spicy and tangy flavor how I like my pad Thai. It was some of the best I've had in a long time! The drunken noodles were great too! Good flavor, cooked perfectly, nice spice, and large portions. We got the mango sticky rice to go and that was also amazing! Mango was fresh and sweet, coconut milk was creamy and sweet. It was nicely balanced and a good sweet treat after the meal. Prices weren't bad either. We'd love to come back.

I asked some locals for recommendations, I wasn't sure what I wanted to eat…read more Without hesitation, they said NaaN, and when people heard us talking about NaaN, they joined the conversation to agree. I ordered chicken biriyani, as I'm not a fan of sauces. Ah-mazing. It's such a simple dish, but it was bursting with flavor. The only down side was that it wasn't spicy enough. They offered extra spices though! Being a white girl ordering things "Indian spicy" usually gets me "white girl spicy" I wish I knew how to assure restaurants I can handle heat. Anyway, I also got the mango mojito. It paired well with biriyani and cut the heat quite a bit.

Visited this restaurant on Christmas Day for dinner around 6:15 pm. It was very busy, as only a few…read morerestaurants were open in the city on Christmas. We were told there was a one-hour wait for dine-in and a 45-minute wait for takeout. We placed a takeaway order, but had to wait 75 minutes to get our food, which was disappointing. Since we were visiting the area and staying at a hotel, we asked for disposable cutlery. They did not have plates and provided only spoons and forks. About the food: -Butter naan and Paneer Methi Malai: 4/5 - good flavor and soft paneer. -Veg Hakka noodles: 3/5 - just average, nothing special. -Veg biryani: 2/5 - root vegetables were undercooked and almost raw, not flavorful, and not truly a biryani; it would be better described as pulao. The portion sizes were decent, but they did not follow our requested spice level and served the food mild to medium. Overall, we had a disappointing experience at this restaurant.

I'd been desperate for pho, the simple but amazing Vietnamese soup whose broth takes almost a whole…read moreday, several pounds of beef and beef bones, and the chef's full freaking attention, if it's done right. Saigon Cafe on Waters Ave. closed, and that was the last place I knew in Savannah that served that exquisite, clear soup. I always get chicken soup (pho ga). The new owners are doing good work, but I'd been spoiled. The broth doesn't have the depth, and it isn't hot enough. It's gotta come smoking, fogging glasses, clearing sinuses. But Boomy's brings the broth. I've been there two or three times, and it's my new pho go-to. The noodles are wider than At Saigon Cafe, but that's fine; they hold their bite longer without getting mushy. Please note: Boomy's is a bar on Congress Street in Downtown Savannah. It's wheelchair accessible and laid back. A Dad out with his two young boys asked if one kid could use the bathroom and was welcomed ... no purchase, no hesitation. And a lady in a wheelchair with her companion and her dog ducked in for a soft drink and a rest. Everyone's welcome. Nothing about its façade or dive-bar vibe suggests it serves bangin' Vietnamese food. Waitstaff is quick to show you the burger menu on the back, in case pho isn't your jam. Because they serve Thai food as well, they're careful to have you choose your heat level. They're happy to give you pepper flakes on the side and Sriracha at the table. But my pho didn't need it. My lunch companion got the rare beef pho. The hot soup came with thin slices of beef wrapping in foil on the side. Drop it in and it cooks. Looked delicious. My pho ga was amazing. I rarely can eat it all, but I did that day. My only minor complaint is that the bean sprouts looked a little less than fresh, but I'm not a big fan of them in soup anyway. Didn't slow me up one bit. But I AM a big fan of their cucumber and tomato salad. Cukes, chopped tomatoes, grated carrots, and maybe grated radish were all dressed with fish sauce, maybe rice vinegar, and a little sugar. If I'd had some cilantro I would have added it; cilantro is expensive these days. Can't blame them for not including it. It may be available by request. Oh, and try the cocktails. I had the tequila cooler and subbed watermelon vodka for cucumber vodka. So refreshing. Go to Boomy's. Get there on one of the few remaining cool days of spring. Or if you come down with a spring cold. Or if you work downtown in an office meat locker, go to warm up from the inside out. It's worth the hunt for parking.

This a rare beast - a fusion of an Irish pub and authentic Thai/Vietnamese food in Southern…read moreSavannah. We had the Thai Hot 2x and loved the spice high as well as the special seltzers. Great service and pub ambiance.

I was craving hotpot in chilly weather during our trip to Savannah and we went to this restaurant…read morein historic district. We tried Hotpot, Udon noodles and tea. Everything was good and satiated our needs.

To be fair, this was Christmas Day dinner, and we had a reservation for three at 7:30 PM. However,…read morewe didn't realize the restaurant had changed its name from ETang to Korea BBQ, so our Uber took us there because that's what the google address showed for Etang ....we were expecting Chinese food, not Korean. Despite having a reservation, we still waited about 15 minutes to be seated. Once at the table, it took another 15 minutes for the server to bring menus, another 15 minutes to take our order, and the service never improved. The biggest issue was that only two of us received our food. The third order (my son's) never came. When I asked, the cashier told me they had run out of that dish but failed to inform us at any point. No one checked on our table afterward, and we never received water or drink refills, which is especially frustrating with spicy food. The restaurant itself was very dirty, and the service was poor overall. The only positive was the shrimp tempura, which was good but unfortunately, that was the only highlight of the experience. I regret leaving a tip but since it was Christmas I wanted to even though the service was terrible.

i've had Fire Street's yellow curry dishes, and their Sushi. The service is good and prompt. My…read moreoffice on Liberty was just a short walk. I LOVE THEIR FOOD. FSF was my fav lunch spot. And very reasonable price-wise.

Was in Savannah for the day as a day trip and we ended up at this restaurant after the original one…read morewe wanted was fully booked out. Honestly worked out since we were all super hungry at this point and the food came out so fast. The servers were very attentive and took our orders quick as well. I got the tarot boba milk tea and it was frozen which I was not expecting - but it was a refreshing sweet treat. I would definitely recommend getting a boba. I got the teriyaki chicken with fried rice and it was pretty average! Honestly no complaints, it came with veggies and a good portion of chicken. The chicken did taste a little greasy though would be my only note. We also went at 5pm so it wasn't that busy, but as we were leaving around an hour and a half later, the place had filled up. My friends got the pad thai and it looked good, so I would try that next time! Portion sizes were good, and I feel like this would be a good place for a quick bite or takeout.

Thursday noon in April, was not too busy. Walked in and was able to sit without any waiting in…read moreline. Probably 3-4 tables were filled with diners. Quiet lunch atmosphere on a week day. I got panang curry rice and others got poke bowl. We all expected to get panang curry to be served first but we were wrong. Poke bowls were brought out first and panang curry maybe 10 minutes later. Panang curry was amazing. The only comparison I can make is from Delta in flight meal panang curry, which was really good and that was the reason why I ordered panang curry from this place. Absolutely delicious and huge portion as well! I hate food to go waste so I finished it. Server was attentive as well, filling our soft drink and water constantly. If I am in the area, I would definitely come back for the same dish or even order other menus to try out.

Yes, yes, yes. We had no idea where to go for dinner and were so happy with our choice…read more The restaurant is nice, staff friendly, food-so good. My husband got the chicken pad thai and I had the Hamachi sushi.